Palestine Solidarity Information, Analysis, Local Actions and Events for the week of July 7th
It has been 9 months since the Israeli government began their most recent assault on Gaza and the West Bank. The retaliation for the October 7 Hamas attack in Israel, has escalated to what the international community has called genocide, therefore, GRIID will be providing weekly links to information and analysis that we think can better inform us of what is happening, along with the role that the US government is playing. We will also provide information on local events and actions that people can get involved in. All of this information is to provide people with the capacity of what Noam Chomsky refers to as, intellectual self-defense.
Information
‘A Full-Fledged War Crime’: Israel Condemned Over New Human Shield Footage
Israel Has Forcibly Displaced 1.9 Million Palestinians in Gaza
US Troops are Quitting the Military Over Gaza
‘The Land Theft Continues’: Israel Announces Biggest West Bank Seizure in Over 30 Years
FREE SPEECH UNDER FIRE: HOW ISRAEL’S TECH GUARD IS KILLING FREE SPEECH ONLINE
As Israel Refuses to End Genocide in Gaza, Threat of War With Hezbollah Looms
‘Complicit in the Genocide’: First Muslim Biden Appointee Resigns Over Gaza
“This Must End”: Israel Orders New Mass Evacuation, Continuing Attacks on Gaza Health System
Analysis & History
UNDERSTANDING ISRAEL’S “SYSTEM OF DOMINATION”
Local Events and Actions
Sign this Action Alert demanding that the City of Grand Rapids Divest from companies profiting from the Israeli Occupation, Israeli Apartheid and the Israeli genocide.
Power to Palestine: Weekly Rally in Grand Rapids
Wednesday, July 10, 6pm – 7pm, Monument Park
Palestine Solidarity Grand Rapids is hosting an insightful rally led by veterans supporting an end to the genocide in Palestine on Sunday, July 14 at 5 pm at Veterans Memorial Park (101 Fulton, next door to Monument Park) in Grand Rapids, MI
Graphic used in this post is from https://visualizingpalestine.org/visual/citi-banking-on-genocide/
Grand Rapids Institute for Information Democracy 
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