Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network
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Samidoun is an international network struggling for the liberation of Palestinian political prisoners as part and parcel of the liberation of Palestine.
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Popular University 4 Gaza
मीडिया सामग्री तक पहुँच नहीं हो सकी
23.04.202503:41
📍 NEW HAVEN, CT
‼️ BREAKING ‼️ YALE UNIVERSITY students have relaunched their encampment. All out to campus!
‼️ BREAKING ‼️ YALE UNIVERSITY students have relaunched their encampment. All out to campus!
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Resistance Music & Media
11.05.202520:21
The Weapons of Al-Aqsa Flood (2024)
A field tour and report conducted by journalist Tamer Lubbad that documents the most prominent weapons used by the Al-Qassam Brigades and the Palestinian resistance in confronting the IOF's invasion over the course of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle.
#media@PalestineTunes
A field tour and report conducted by journalist Tamer Lubbad that documents the most prominent weapons used by the Al-Qassam Brigades and the Palestinian resistance in confronting the IOF's invasion over the course of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle.
#media@PalestineTunes
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Popular University 4 Gaza
15.05.202519:03
On Nakba Day, we release the first English translation of Basil al-Araj’s essay “The Wounded Memory of the Nakba”. In harrowing detail, it describes several theaters of extermination during the Zionist colonization of Palestine in 1947-49.
https://newyorkwarcrimes.com/the-wounded-memory-of-the-nakba
Translated by Alex Jreisat, the text was generously provided by Safarjal Press, who in consultation with al-Araj’s family and friends have edited a full English translation of al-Araj’s I HAVE FOUND MY ANSWERS (2018), where this essay was first published in Arabic.
Find an excerpt in print with the latest issue of the New York War Crimes—the Nakba Day edition, or download the full issue here:
https://newyorkwarcrimes.com/print-issue-vol-ii-no-17
https://newyorkwarcrimes.com/the-wounded-memory-of-the-nakba
Translated by Alex Jreisat, the text was generously provided by Safarjal Press, who in consultation with al-Araj’s family and friends have edited a full English translation of al-Araj’s I HAVE FOUND MY ANSWERS (2018), where this essay was first published in Arabic.
Find an excerpt in print with the latest issue of the New York War Crimes—the Nakba Day edition, or download the full issue here:
https://newyorkwarcrimes.com/print-issue-vol-ii-no-17
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WOLPalestine
07.05.202521:18
🇵🇸🚨Actionists at Columbia are being kettled by public safety and police and violent arrests have already happened as they try to maintain the Basel Al-Araj liberated zone. Anyone who can get on campus rally in front of Butler and if you can’t get on campus mobilize at 116th & Broadway NOW! Share widely!
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Tariq el-Tahrir Youth and Student Network
13.05.202520:58
🔻77 Years Of Resistance🔻
Seventy seven years ago, the Zionist project violently tore through our homeland. Over seven hundred thousand Palestinians were forced from their homes. Our towns were burned, our villages massacred, our women violated, our elders martyred, our families uprooted. The Nakba, was not a moment in history. It is a continuing reality. It is a wound inflicted on our people every day, from the refugee camps to the besieged streets of Gaza and to every single part of our homeland.
Yet seventy seven years later, after every bullet, every bomb, every betrayal, we stand stronger than ever. We are the children of the stones. We are the generation that carries the dreams of our ancestors in our blood. We are the beating heart of a people who refused to forget, refused to surrender, refused to sell.
Across North America and Europe, across refugee camps and liberated lands, across every street that carries the sound of our marching feet, we declare: the Nakba ends when Palestine is free.
Seventy seven years ago, the Zionist project violently tore through our homeland. Over seven hundred thousand Palestinians were forced from their homes. Our towns were burned, our villages massacred, our women violated, our elders martyred, our families uprooted. The Nakba, was not a moment in history. It is a continuing reality. It is a wound inflicted on our people every day, from the refugee camps to the besieged streets of Gaza and to every single part of our homeland.
Yet seventy seven years later, after every bullet, every bomb, every betrayal, we stand stronger than ever. We are the children of the stones. We are the generation that carries the dreams of our ancestors in our blood. We are the beating heart of a people who refused to forget, refused to surrender, refused to sell.
Across North America and Europe, across refugee camps and liberated lands, across every street that carries the sound of our marching feet, we declare: the Nakba ends when Palestine is free.
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Eye On Palestine
08.05.202513:39
Columbia University admin once again called on the NYPD to help suppress the student movement on their campus. Columbia students earlier yesterday established the Basel Al-Araj Popular University formerly known as Butler library as a liberated zone, continuing their demands for the institution to disclose and divest along with their denunciation of the US-Israeli genocide on Gaza. Police quickly arrived, many in riot gear and kettled the student activists, many instances of police brutally assaulting the students followed. Over 75 students were arrested or detained and led to the awaiting police vans. The confrontations and violence of the NYPD continued with protesters outside the campus who came to support the students.
18.05.202514:54
Wael Jaghoub, liberated in the Toufan al-Ahrar exchange, was ordered to 5 1/2 months in administrative detention — imprisonment without charge or trial. This follows the administrative detention order issued against Abdel-Rahman Burqan, also abducted by the occupation after his release in the exchange.
Wael Jaghoub has been a highly visible public spokesperson for the cause of the prisoners and of Palestinian liberation since his release, writing multiple articles and appearing on podcasts and interviews. This builds upon his years of study and leadership inside the occupation prisons; his targeting by the occupation is a direct attack on the liberated movement leaders. He was seized in the early morning hours of Tuesday, 6 May, from his home in the Rafidia neighborhood of occupied Nablus.
Born on 23 May 1967, Wael was involved in activism from an early age, especially with the advent of the first great popular Intifada. In 1992, he was arrested and sentenced to six years in prison for his resistance to the occupation, before being released in 1998.
With the outbreak of the Al-Aqsa Intifada, his leading role reemerged, and on 1 May 2001, the occupation arrested him, where he was subjected to harsh and long interrogation, and later the occupation sentenced him to a life sentence for his role in the resistance to the occupation regime as a leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
During his years of captivity, Wael Jaghoub was subjected to solitary confinement on multiple occasions, as the occupation prison administration deliberately isolates active prisoners from their comrades because of their effect on the development and growth of the prisoners’ movement. As a result of this isolation, he was deprived of family visits for years.
He was active within the prisoners’ movement at an organizational level, serving as deputy head of the PFLP’s prison branch for several years, and has also been one of the most prominent writers of the prisoners’ movement.
During his imprisonment, he published several books and studies, reflecting the collective concern of the prisoners’ movement, including “Letters of the Detention Experience,” through which he chronicled various stages of the struggle of the prisoner movement and its martyrs; “The Organizational and Detention Experience of the Prison Branch Organization,” which covers the period between (2006-2016), written together with his comrade, fellow prisoner Kamil Abu Hanish; and “Asira Dreams,” which was published in 2007. He also published articles and political studies related to prisoners, and various intellectual studies, including a study on the crisis of the Palestinian left and seeking its renaissance.
Read this article by Wael Jaghoub: https://samidoun.net/2025/04/palestinian-prisoners-day-the-experience-of-struggle-inside-the-prisons-by-wael-jaghoub/
Wael Jaghoub has been a highly visible public spokesperson for the cause of the prisoners and of Palestinian liberation since his release, writing multiple articles and appearing on podcasts and interviews. This builds upon his years of study and leadership inside the occupation prisons; his targeting by the occupation is a direct attack on the liberated movement leaders. He was seized in the early morning hours of Tuesday, 6 May, from his home in the Rafidia neighborhood of occupied Nablus.
Born on 23 May 1967, Wael was involved in activism from an early age, especially with the advent of the first great popular Intifada. In 1992, he was arrested and sentenced to six years in prison for his resistance to the occupation, before being released in 1998.
With the outbreak of the Al-Aqsa Intifada, his leading role reemerged, and on 1 May 2001, the occupation arrested him, where he was subjected to harsh and long interrogation, and later the occupation sentenced him to a life sentence for his role in the resistance to the occupation regime as a leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
During his years of captivity, Wael Jaghoub was subjected to solitary confinement on multiple occasions, as the occupation prison administration deliberately isolates active prisoners from their comrades because of their effect on the development and growth of the prisoners’ movement. As a result of this isolation, he was deprived of family visits for years.
He was active within the prisoners’ movement at an organizational level, serving as deputy head of the PFLP’s prison branch for several years, and has also been one of the most prominent writers of the prisoners’ movement.
During his imprisonment, he published several books and studies, reflecting the collective concern of the prisoners’ movement, including “Letters of the Detention Experience,” through which he chronicled various stages of the struggle of the prisoner movement and its martyrs; “The Organizational and Detention Experience of the Prison Branch Organization,” which covers the period between (2006-2016), written together with his comrade, fellow prisoner Kamil Abu Hanish; and “Asira Dreams,” which was published in 2007. He also published articles and political studies related to prisoners, and various intellectual studies, including a study on the crisis of the Palestinian left and seeking its renaissance.
Read this article by Wael Jaghoub: https://samidoun.net/2025/04/palestinian-prisoners-day-the-experience-of-struggle-inside-the-prisons-by-wael-jaghoub/
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RNN Prisoners
07.05.202520:08
🚨 The occupation forces invaded the home of the martyr Abdel-Fattah Al-Hureibat, who carried out the heroic run-over operation, and abducted his parents and brothers after violently raiding his home.
It is worth noting that the body of the martyr has been detained by the IOF.
#FreeThemAll
It is worth noting that the body of the martyr has been detained by the IOF.
#FreeThemAll
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نادي الأسير الفلسطيني (ppsmo)
08.05.202509:42
● Israeli Occupation Arrests 45 Palestinians Across West Bank Overnight
May 8, 2025
Commission of Detainees’ Affairs & The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
Ramallah, occupied Palestine – Israeli occupation forces continue to escalate their arrest campaigns and field interrogations across the West Bank amid the ongoing aggression against the Palestinian people. Between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, occupation forces arrested at least 45 Palestinians from across the West Bank.
Among the detainees are children and former prisoners, with the arrests and field interrogations heavily concentrated in the Hebron and Salfit governorates. These operations were accompanied by physical assaults on detainees and their families, as well as vandalism and destruction of homes. One of the most severe assaults targeted the family of Abdel Fattah Hreibat who was killed on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the occupation continues its months-long invasions of the cities of Jenin and Tulkarem, where in addition to mass arrests, there have been field executions that have claimed the lives of dozens of martyrs, forced displacement affecting thousands, widespread infrastructure destruction, and home demolitions.
It is worth noting that these arrest campaigns are part of the broader aggression launched by the occupation since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza. During this period, the occupation has carried out at least *17,000 arrests* in the West Bank and Jerusalem, in addition to abducting dozens of Palestinian laborers and thousands from Gaza, many of whom are subject to enforced disappearances.
May 8, 2025
Commission of Detainees’ Affairs & The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
Ramallah, occupied Palestine – Israeli occupation forces continue to escalate their arrest campaigns and field interrogations across the West Bank amid the ongoing aggression against the Palestinian people. Between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, occupation forces arrested at least 45 Palestinians from across the West Bank.
Among the detainees are children and former prisoners, with the arrests and field interrogations heavily concentrated in the Hebron and Salfit governorates. These operations were accompanied by physical assaults on detainees and their families, as well as vandalism and destruction of homes. One of the most severe assaults targeted the family of Abdel Fattah Hreibat who was killed on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the occupation continues its months-long invasions of the cities of Jenin and Tulkarem, where in addition to mass arrests, there have been field executions that have claimed the lives of dozens of martyrs, forced displacement affecting thousands, widespread infrastructure destruction, and home demolitions.
It is worth noting that these arrest campaigns are part of the broader aggression launched by the occupation since the beginning of the genocide in Gaza. During this period, the occupation has carried out at least *17,000 arrests* in the West Bank and Jerusalem, in addition to abducting dozens of Palestinian laborers and thousands from Gaza, many of whom are subject to enforced disappearances.
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Dismantle Damon
16.05.202520:46
🔴 Occupation forces physically assaulted and transferred Karmel Khawaja to solitary confinement !
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:WOLPalestine
08.05.202516:55
🚨🚨🚨ALL OUT TO BROOKLYN COLLEGE RIGHT NOW‼️‼️‼️
2900 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210- In front of main gates on Bedford Ave
Brooklyn College students HAVE TAKEN OVER THE EAST QUAD LAWN in demands Brooklyn College comply with the 5 CUNY demands. As CUNY continues to fund and support genocide, and continues to refuse to drop the charges on their own students who have protested genocide, Brooklyn College and CUNY demand 5 things: 1.) Disclose+Divest 2.) Boycott 3.) Solidarity 4.) Demilitarize 5.) A People’s CUNY
Brooklyn College students have named this liberation zone after Hassan Ayyad, the 14-year-old martyr from Gaza wo died on an empty stomach and under the military weapons and bombs WE PAY FOR.
THEY NEED YOUR SUPPORT! WEAR KUFFIYEHS AND MASKS! BRING FLAGS! AND COME IN GROUPS! BROOKLYN COLLEGE IS IN A HEAVILY ZIONIST NEIGHBORHOOD SO BE ON HIGH ALERT‼️🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
2900 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210- In front of main gates on Bedford Ave
Brooklyn College students HAVE TAKEN OVER THE EAST QUAD LAWN in demands Brooklyn College comply with the 5 CUNY demands. As CUNY continues to fund and support genocide, and continues to refuse to drop the charges on their own students who have protested genocide, Brooklyn College and CUNY demand 5 things: 1.) Disclose+Divest 2.) Boycott 3.) Solidarity 4.) Demilitarize 5.) A People’s CUNY
Brooklyn College students have named this liberation zone after Hassan Ayyad, the 14-year-old martyr from Gaza wo died on an empty stomach and under the military weapons and bombs WE PAY FOR.
THEY NEED YOUR SUPPORT! WEAR KUFFIYEHS AND MASKS! BRING FLAGS! AND COME IN GROUPS! BROOKLYN COLLEGE IS IN A HEAVILY ZIONIST NEIGHBORHOOD SO BE ON HIGH ALERT‼️🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
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SUPER UW updates
08.05.202508:02
On May 7th, 2025, UW Division of Student Life issued emergency suspension orders to several UW students, restricting their access to all three campuses of the University of Washington, contact between other complaintants for alleged involvement at the IEB occupation, and any contact with attorneys or advisors to support with the process.
We are calling UW community and students to rally in support of the students targeted by UW administration. DROP THE CHARGES! HANDS OFF OUR STUDENTS! RALLY TOMORROW, 1pm at Gerberding Hall.
We are calling UW community and students to rally in support of the students targeted by UW administration. DROP THE CHARGES! HANDS OFF OUR STUDENTS! RALLY TOMORROW, 1pm at Gerberding Hall.
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