On Palestinian Land Day and the fourth anniversary of the Great March of Return, Palestinian activists from Gaza, the West Bank, and 1948 Palestine shared their reflections and analyses of the current situation on the ground across Palestine, and what recent moments of popular resistance mean in the broader context of the Palestinian struggle for liberation in a public conversation hosted by Adalah Justice Project and American Friends Service Committee (AFSC).

As apartheid Israel’s brutal siege of Gaza entered its 15th year this June, food sovereignty and climate activists Mohammed AbuJayyab and Asmaa Abu Mezied emphasized the centrality of the agricultural space in building resistance, autonomy and community in the greater fight for justice and Palestinian liberation in a public conversation hosted by Adalah Justice Project (AJP) and American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) last week.

As Israel’s brutal closure, blockade and siege of Gaza continues into its 15th year, Palestinian scholars Hadeel Assali and Toufic Haddad joined Adalah Justice Project (AJP) and the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) in a virtual public conversation last week to reflect on how the blockade as a policy has shifted over time, what allows it to persist, and who the players are that contribute to its continuation.

Gaza Unlocked is a project of the American Friends Service Committee, offering analysis, stories, and background information about Gaza. The project seeks to raise awareness and provide resources for those wishing to organize in solidarity, take part in events and protests, engage elected officials, and work for an end to Israel’s blockade on Gaza.