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Protesters pray the liberation of Palestine and the oppressed all over the world.

Cape Town's Quds Day march: A call for justice and solidarity with Palestine

Capetonians unite for the International Day of Al-Quds, showcasing solidarity with Palestine and a call for justice.

UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese.

UCT Hosts Francesca Albanese: A Lecture on Universities and Palestine

Join us at UCT for a thought-provoking public lecture by Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Titled 'Liberation & the Academy: The…

Pupils and teachers standing outside Rahmaniyeh Primary School with Palestinian flags and posters in support of Palestine.

Rahmaniyeh Primary School pupils and staff show support for Palestine during picket

On Friday September 26, pupils and staff of Rahmaniyeh Primary School united in a heartfelt picket outside their school, raising posters to advocate for the plight of Palestine.

President of the Al-Quds Foundation Sheikh Ebrahim Gabriels, from Mitchell's Plain, hands the microphone to Israa Selmi, from Gaza in Palestine. Pictured with them is sign language intepreter Farahneez Hashim.

South African leaders demand immediate sanctions against Israel for genocide in Palestine

South African religious and political leaders unite in a powerful call to end diplomatic ties with Israel, demanding immediate action against the ongoing genocide in Palestine.…

Singer Naz Leeman will be performing at the concert.

Support Voices for Palestine fund-raising concert at the Trauma Centre

Join us for the Voices for Palestine concert at the Trauma Centre on September 6, where music, poetry, and community spirit unite to support those affected by conflict. Celebrate…

Gaza childrens’ lost lives honoured with butterflies

“To quote famous Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish: ”The impact of the butterfly never goes; the impact of the butterfly never vanish (SIC)...And now I understand what he meant.…