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Palestine

Analysis //

Why ‘Israeli hummus’ infuriates Palestinians

No matter how much tahini you might add: hummus, falafel and shawarma will never taste good so long as Israel continues to serve it alongside the violation of Palestinian dignity.

September 12, 2023 Anonymous
Reviews //

 Festival of Radical Thinking: Palestine: From Colonisation to Liberation

Despite the weight of the discussions during the session, there was a warmth in the room — a reminder that political struggle often begins with solidarity and love.

August 30, 2023 Andy Park
Reviews //

On the run and laughing in Gaza: A Gaza Weekend at Sydney Film Festival

Western filmmakers are usually obsessed with this sullen idea of the third-world, that they forget to turn their cameras towards the joyful mundanities of people’s lives.

June 23, 2023 Misbah Ansari
News //

Palestinians and activists gather at Town Hall for the 75th anniversary of Al Nakba

Ridgwell concluded in the proceedings that “mass politics and action” are the most appropriate measures for solidarity and that this is not a matter of taking sides, but an active dismantling of oppression with colonial origins.

May 14, 2023 Valerie Chidiac
News //

75 Years of Dispossession and Resistance in Palestine: A forum hosted by Students for Palestine

Much of the panel discussion revolved around the need to challenge and rewrite the historical narratives of Palestine.

May 11, 2023 Angus McGregor
Analysis //

How Labor is failing Palestine

Labor has never been “good on Palestine”, and this is a fallacy that they project to win over Palestinian, Arab and Muslim voters

May 9, 2023 Anonymous
News //

Palestinians mourn: Randwick Town Hall Vigil to Oppose Displaying the Israeli Flag

Two councillors moved an urgency motion demanding that the decision be reversed in solidarity with Palestinian community members. The motion failed, and the flag will fly on the 26th of April.

April 21, 2023 Katarina Butler
Opinion //

OLES2155: Experience Israel — I have.

As Palestinians commemorate the 75th year since al Nakba, it is wounding to see the University align themselves with our oppressor.

April 18, 2023 Anonymous
News //

Protestors join Palestinians outside Sydney Town Hall to condemn attacks on the Al Aqsa Mosque

“It is a total indictment to the normalisation of Israel, that there is no surprise that the Al Aqsa mosque was attacked. This is the price the Israeli occupation wants Palestinians to pay for their simple existence.”

April 16, 2023 Ethan Lyons
News //

Students speak out at Fisher Library for Israeli Apartheid Week

Organised by the SRC’s Autonomous Collective Against Racism, Students for Palestine and Students for BDS, the event opposed the Israeli occupation of Palestine and expressed global solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

March 30, 2023 Andy Park

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