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Dear John,

You are invited to join our Tuesday CODEPINK CONGRESS Calling Party to mobilize for peace legislation! This call is the second event of our special series on foreign policy, which we are cohosting with Massachusetts Peace Action.

Chat with peacemakers and experts on February 15th at 5 pm PT/8 pm ET:

Tuesday, February 15 Capitol Calling Party: Resisting Attacks on

Palestinian Human Rights Activists

Join CODEPINK Congress and Massachusetts Peace Action on Tuesday, Feb. 15th to meet Palestinian human rights activists who refuse to be silenced, despite an intense crackdown on advocates for Palestinian human rights.

In the U.S., the Israel lobby has vilified educators, targeting Palestinian human rights advocates with enemy lists and demanding they be fired. Abroad, Israel has outlawed six prominent NGOs for advocating for Palestinian rights, labeling them terrorist organizations. Learn about the work of Palestine Legal, the Center for Constitutional Rights, Against Canary Mission and the U.S. Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel -- and take action in solidarity with those resisting the crackdown.

Featuring

Diala Shamas is a Staff Attorney for the Center for Constitutional Rights. Born in East Jerusalem, Shamas challenges government abuses perpetrated under the guise of national security, both in the U.S. and abroad.

Amal Thabateh is the Michael Ratner Justice Fellow at Palestine Legal, where she challenges the censorship and surveillance of advocates for Palestinian liberation.

Brad Parker is a Senior Policy Advisor at Defense for Children International, where he advocates for Palestinian children's rights and an end to Israel's torture of child prisoners. Defense for Children International is one of six NGOs banned from Israel for its objections to child detentions in the occupied territories.

Cynthia Franklin is a professor, author and Member of the Organizing Collective of the U.S. Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. She is also an activist with Against Canary Mission & Jewish Voice for Peace.


➡️RSVP for the whole series now:


Take Action!

Action alert: Human Rights for Palestinian Families

The Palestinian Children and Families Act states that the U.S. will not fund the Israeli government's imprisonment and torture of Palestinian children; theft and destruction of Palestinian homes and property; or any further annexation of Palestinian land. The U.S. must stop funding the Israeli government's human rights abuses. Tell your representative to co-sponsor H.R. 2590! 


Google Group & Local Leaders

Join our CODEPINK Congress Google Group, a space for sharing events and actions. Request to be added here!

Become a CODEPINK Congress liaison in your district to mobilize support for demilitarization and progressive foreign policy! Sign up here as a volunteer organizer.


Finally, if you missed our last meeting, you can view it here on YouTube. View the entire CODEPINK Congress archives here.

Onward toward peace and justice,
Medea, Marcy, Hanieh, Shea, and the entire CODEPINK team

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