Standing Together

@standing-together.bsky.social

We are a grassroots Jewish-Arab movement fighting for peace, equality and social justice in Israel-Palestine. 👉 https://linktr.ee/standingtogether.en

From our sit-in at the headquarters of the Religious Zionism party whose head, Smotrich, is transferring money to farm outposts in the West Bank!!! These are often bastions of racist violence and are illegal even under Israeli law. (1/3)

We just paid a solidarity visit to Moatasem al-Qaq, a bus driver who was attacked in Jerusalem by several people who came onto the bus and began assaulting him so severely that he lost consciousness. Four of his teeth were knocked out in the beating. (1/4)

Four people stand in a living room, with one holding gifted flowers.Standing Together activists wearing purple Standing Together shirts sit in a living room and speak to a man sitting on a large chair under a TV.A group of activists wearing purple shirts sit in a large living room.

We're about to launch a massive get-out-the-vote campaign to make sure Palestinian citizens of Israel, who have historically voted in much lower numbers than Jewish Israelis partly due to suppression, intimidation, and racism, can also be heard at the ballot box. (1/9)

Two women hold a yellow and purple banner reading “This time we can — vote and influence”People hold a yellow and purple banner reading “Thisntime we can — vote and influence” in northern Israel

1/ Israeli strikes continue to kill Palestinians across Gaza. According to WAFA, in just one week, 29 Palestinians were killed, bringing the total number killed since the ceasefire agreement took effect on October to 1,209.

We didn’t take to the streets just because of settler violence – we were also protesting our extremist government that backs and funds this terror. Not only does it make daily life for many Palestinians in the West Bank unbearable, but it makes us all less safe. (1/3) Credit: Omer Shusheim

Every day, settler violence terrorizes Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and pushes us further away from a future of peace and safety. But every day, Israelis and Palestinians are also organizing together to resist violence, fight racism, and build a different future for everyone on this land.

We’re on the streets of Israel doing deep canvassing! We launched a campaign called “Who Doesn’t Want Peace” in which we set up “peace booths” in busy areas across the country so activists could speak with the public about our future. (1/3)

1/ There is no ceasefire on the ground in Gaza there is only continuing bombardment. Palestinian families are bombed in their sleep, children are pulled from the rubble, and survivors are forced to endure the horrors of these strikes, the unbearable heat, and lack of basic supplies day after day.

1/ This is settler terror. There is no other way to describe armed mobs attacking Palestinian communities, torching places of worship, destroying property, and terrorizing families under the protection, or in the presence, of an occupying power.

The ethnic cleansing taking place in the West Bank takes many forms. One of them is the systematic destruction of Palestinians' livelihoods: settlers burn olive groves and greenhouses, while the army confiscates farming equipment that belongs to the community. (1/4)

We’re close to our goal in our crowdfunding campaign, but we still need your support. As Jews and Palestinians on the ground, we’re in a fight for our future, and the months leading up to the 2026 Israelis elections will help decide our political reality for years to come. (1/2)

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