Haidar Eid

Is­rael, and its pow­er­ful back­ers, are fi­nal­ly fac­ing some ac­count­abil­i­ty for their crimes against Pales­tin­ian peo­ple.

We will nev­er for­get how you stood by us when even our own broth­ers turned their backs on us in fear.

War by war, Is­rael has slow­ly but sure­ly nor­malised geno­ci­dal vi­o­lence against the Pales­tin­ian peo­ple.

The peo­ple of Gaza will not set­tle for any­thing short of the end of the siege, the oc­cu­pa­tion and apartheid.

The US pres­i­dent’s sup­port for geno­cide in Gaza is hard­ly sur­pris­ing giv­en his coun­try’s set­tler-colo­nial past.

The peo­ple of Gaza have giv­en the Pales­tin­ian strug­gle a new im­pe­tus, a new di­rec­tion.

The block­ade on Gaza is a stain on hu­man his­to­ry.

Your act of sol­i­dar­i­ty gave us some true hope, and we are thank­ful for it.

A re­cent sur­vey shows that even West­ern and Is­raeli pun­dits know two states in Pales­tine are im­pos­si­ble.

The uni­ty which Pales­tini­ans demon­strat­ed in the past few weeks marks the rise of a new na­tion­al con­scious­ness.