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The largest U.S. union yet calls for a ceasefire as Israel resumes its genocide.
The movement for ceasefire got a lot bigger today — but the Israeli military is still fighting to destroy as many lives as possible.
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The largest U.S. union yet calls for a ceasefire as Israel resumes its genocide.
The movement for ceasefire got a lot bigger today — but the Israeli military is still fighting to destroy as many lives as possible.
We’re demanding a permanent ceasefire — and working towards lasting peace.
A “pause” in the Israeli military’s genocide against Palestinians is not enough.
Permanent ceasefire now. A pause is not enough.
There can be no business as usual as long as the genocide being carried out against Palestinians in Gaza remains merely “on pause.”
Watch JVP: Media highlights.
JVP isn’t just organizing our people to demand a ceasefire: We’re challenging our opposition’s narrative — one that conflates Jewishness with support for the state of Israel.
Countdown to genocide: the year before October 7
Ethnic cleansing of Palestinians has always been Israeli policy. Here, we present a brief history of the past year.
JVP welcomes reported temporary cessation in violence and return of Israeli and Palestinian women and children, and calls for a permanent ceasefire
This is the moment to be loud and clear: we need a full and lasting ceasefire now. So we have to fight even harder than before.
8 ways to have hard conversations about ceasefire this Thanksgiving.
JVP’s How to Have Hard Conversations toolkit offers some skills and approaches on how to bring our family members and loved ones into support for a ceasefire.
The growing Jewish movement for a ceasefire.
There can be no business as usual as long as Israel is committing genocide in our names.
Understanding and dismantling antisemitism.
In past years, anti-Palestinian organizations have introduced a controversial and dangerous definition of antisemitism.
As repression grows, so does solidarity.
It’s clear that educational institutions can either be places where dissent is stifled and students are censored and repressed — or places where we fight together for liberation.
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