Our Land, Our Home: Palestinian and Hawaiian Responses to Annexation
Our Land, Our Home
Palestinian and Hawaiian Responses to Annexation
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On June 9, a coalition hosted a virtual call to action to hear Palestinian analysis on Israel’s plans to annex land in the West Bank, make connections to US looting of indigenous lands, and get informed about the struggle to protect Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Both the United States and Israel were built on annexation, but the Indigenous people of both places continue to struggle for their homes.
This webinar spoke to the creation of a different world than the one we are presently in. It is doing so through highlighting the pieces of history that have brought us to this moment, to unveiling the policies that have landed us here and highlighting the steps that can build a collective challenge to pending Annexation. We were joined by four brilliant speakers, organizers, and scholars,
PRESENTATIONS BY:
Nadya Tannous, Eyewitness Palestine and Palestinian Youth Movement
Jamaica Heoli Osorio, Kanaka Maoli Poet/Activist/Scholar
Noura Erakat, Palestinian Human Rights Attorney
Mohamed Nabulsi, Community Organizer with Palestinian Youth Movement
Co-sponsoring organizations:
Adalah Justice Project
US Campaign for Palestinian Rights
Eyewitness Palestine
Palestinian Youth Movement
Jewish Voice for Peace
MPower Change
Friends of Sabeel North America
Democratic Socialists of America Working Group on Palestine
