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Middlebury College’s student commencement speaker encouraged her fellow graduates and alumni to pull their donations and instead support the people of Gaza during her speech. Film, media ...
The Palestine Children's Relief Fund was established in 1991. [3] It was founded by Steve Sosebee, a former journalist who, while on assignment in Hebron, brought Palestinian children in need to Akron, Ohio, to receive free medical care. [5] Sosebee later met Huda al Masry, a Palestinian social worker with the YMCA in Jerusalem. [5]
Dozens of Palestinian students and children staged a display of solidarity at a demonstration in southern Gaza on Sunday to express gratitude for the support seen on US college campuses in recent ...
In 2011, Anera provided more than $65 million worth of programs to the people of the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon and Jordan. [7] In 2020, Anera provided over $100.4 million in programs. [8] Historically, the organization has worked with regional governments to help address needs in times of crisis. [9] [10]
If they were married, the amount increased by $100, and $50 was added for each child. Children receive support until age 18, or until they begin working. Those attending university receive support until graduation. [8] Families of individuals killed by Israeli security forces are paid stipends of about $800 to $1,000 per month.
Grinnell College students staged a walkout to express solidarity with Palestine and demand that the college stop financial support of Israel.
During the Israel–Hamas war that began in October 2023, SJP and various other organizations coordinated nationwide student walkouts on college campuses on October 25, 2023, and February 7, 2024. [42] [43] Their objective was to protest Israeli assaults on Gaza and denounce U.S. financial support for Israel.
Nine American-Israeli survivors of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack in Israel are suing two pro-Gaza groups: the American Muslims for Palestine and the National Students for Justice in Palestine.