Supporting Palestine from the international civil society

We present this guide of peaceful actions to show your solidarity with the people of Palestine.

Support peaceful actions from your city

• Attend demonstrations and solidarity events.

• Urge your government to take a firm stance in support of the Palestinian people.

• Stay informed through verified sources, and share and spread information on social media.

• Donate, if possible, to verified organizations such as UNRWA, Palestinian Red Crescent, Medical Aid for Palestinians, Global Summud Flotilla, CEAR, the Sameer Project, Baitulmaal, Human Appeal, Watermelon Warriors, etc. Research and choose responsibly.

• Support local solidarity associations, campaigns and sign petitions.

• Participate in Palestinian fair trade or support organizations that allocate their profits to the Palestinian people.

Economic boycott

• Boycott Israeli imports: dates (Medjoul), mangoes, melons, peanuts, sunflower seeds, etc. *Check the origin before purchasing.

• Boycott international companies that contribute to the Israeli economy.

Download the NO THANKS app to learn about the connection of products to the Israeli economy.

BDS Movement

Sporting, cultural, academic and political boycott

Israel’s participation in international events aims to whitewash its image and downplay the perception of the daily human rights violations it commits.

• Reject events, festivals, competitions or activities funded or promoted by the Israeli government.

• Oppose academic or other collaborations with entities that support or benefit from the Israeli occupation.

• Defend Palestinian culture, which suffers censorship, destruction of heritage and denial of its history.

• Pressure governments and institutions to sever official relations with the Israeli government and stop supporting its acts of genocide.

Stay informed, speak out and communicate

Consult and share information from verified sources such as:

International NGOs and specialized organizations: Islamic Relief, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, UNICEF, Médecins Sans Frontières, Oxfam, Visualizing Palestine, Al-Haq, Jewish Voice for Peace, etc.

Social media and digital media: outlets committed to the Palestinian people, journalists and correspondents, NGOs or organizations on the ground; always cross-check the information.

Gina Kakhle Koller @gina_n_k / Flyersforfalestine

Films:

From Ground Zero (2024), Farha (2021), The Present (2020), Wajib (2017), Lemon Trees (Los limoneros, 2008), 200 Meters (A 200 metros, 2020), The Voice of Hind (La voz de Hind, 2025), The Idol (El ídolo, 2015), 3000 Nights (2014), Omar (2013).

Documentaries:

No Other Land (2024), The Mayor (El alcalde, 2020), Gaza: Fighting for Freedom (Gaza lucha por la libertad, 2019), Gaza (2019), Walled Off (2024), Born in Gaza (Nacido en Gaza, 2014), 5 Broken Cameras (5 cámaras rotas, 2011), Jenin, Jenin (2002), Children of Shatila (Niños de Shatila, 1998), Fertile Memory (Memoria Fértil, 1980).

Frame«No other land».

Books:

The Eyes of Gaza (Plestia Alaqad, 2025), Palestine: One Hundred Years of Colonialism and Resistance (Rashid Khalidi, 2023), In Search of Fatima (Ghada Karmi, 2009), Palestine: Inheriting the Future (Luz Gómez, 2024), Palestine: Occupation, Colonization, Segregation (Itxaso Domínguez de Olazábal, 2022), Gaza: Chronicles of a Foretold Nakba (Ignacio Álvarez-Ossorio, 2024), The Largest Prison on Earth (Ilan Pappé, 2018).

Historical Fiction:

Sunrises in Jenin (Susan Abulhawa, 2024), Palestine in Pieces (Lina Meruane, 2024), Against a World Without Love (Susan Abulhawa, 2023), The Blue Between Sky and Water (Susan Abulhawa, 2016), Shoot, I’m Already Dead (Julia Navarro, 2013), The Gate of the Sun (Elias Khoury, 1998), A Palestinian Trilogy (Ghassan Kanafani, 1970).

Reject the Israeli Occupation and Genocide

Historical Map of Palestinian Territory (1948 – Present):

The situation under Israeli occupation:

• Military violence, killings of civilians and families.

• Destruction and control of infrastructure.

• Forced displacement, settlements and land appropriation.

• Control of basic resources.

• Blockades and restrictions on movement.

• Surveillance, arrests, persecution and torture.

• Blockades on humanitarian aid.

Cover image: Sumeet @_voodoo.chile_/ Flyersforfalestine.