In this page I'm going to be sharing all the links to resources that I managed to find, which will include resources to get educated, organizations to donate to, accounts to follow, etc...

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1. Easy ways to educate yourself on what is going on in Palestine:

Decolonizepalestine is a website with many different resources. Is has "Palestine 101" for people wanting to learn the history and origins of the occupation and genocide, it has a page debunking myths, a reading list & FAQ.

Haymarket books is offering three Palestinian books for free on their website to people who want to learn the history.

Sonia Sulaiman has shared on her website a reading list of books by Palestinian authors. 

I made a challenge (list) con Storygraph for Palestinian books. The initial idea was to focus solely on Palestinian voices, but in the end I divided the Storygraph list/challenge in: fiction books by palestinian authors, non-fiction books by palestinian authors, and books on palestine/the genocide/isreal by non-palestinian authors (since many of those nonfiction books are also very educational). There are books for all ages. At the moment there are 171 books, but I will add more when I find them.

Kreads on tiktok has shared the link of a google drive folder with multiple free books about Palestine.

A second google drive folder with Palestinian books.

I made a 'guide' (a group of posts) on my instagram with some important posts I found, that include brief history, resources and book recs. 

A continuation of my collection of instagram posts, with more information and resources.

Short documentary (16min) on youtube for basic knowledge. "How Palestinians were expelled from their homes" by Vox.

The Associated Press' Fact Check is updating the website to address the misinformation being spread on social media daily.

Read an article by Al Jazeera about The Nakba ("The Nakba did not start or end in 1948")

Read an article by Middle East Eye about The Nakba ("The Nakba: All you need to know explained in five maps and charts")

Documentaries to watch:

  • “5 Broken Cameras" (2011): This documentary follows the life of Palestinian farmer Emad Burnat as he documents the nonviolent resistance against the construction of the Israeli separation barrier in his West Bank village.
  • "The Occupation of the American Mind: Israel's Public Relations War in the United States" (2016): This documentary, explores the Israeli government's efforts to shape public opinion in the United States regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  • "Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority" (2006): This documentary offers an overview of the attacks and the experiences of Palestinians living under occupation.
  • "Jenin, Jenin" (2002): This documentary offers a Palestinian perspective on the Israeli military's operation in the Jenin refugee camp during the Second Intifada.
  • "Gaza" (2019): This documentary provides a rare glimpse into the lives of ordinary Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip, highlighting their resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
  • "Roadmap to Apartheid" (2012): This documentary, directed by Ana Nogueira and Eron Davidson, compares the situation in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories to the system of apartheid that existed in South Africa, exploring the impacts on Palestinians.
  • "Born in Gaza" (2014): The documentary follows the story of about ten children who tell what their daily life is like after the horror of the war in Gaza in the summer of 2014.

list provided by whatmreads_ & so.informed


Movies to watch:

  • "The Time That Remains" (2009): Directed by Elia Suleiman, this semi-autobiographical film offers a satirical look at the Palestinian experience and the effects of Israeli occupation over several decades.
  • "Divine Intervention" (2002): This dark comedy presents a surreal portrayal of life under Israeli occupation through the eyes of a Palestinian man.
  • "Pomegranates and Myrrh" (2008): This film, directed by Palestinian filmmaker Najwa Najjar, explores the story of a newlywed Palestinian woman dealing with the arrest of her husband by Israeli forces.
  • "3000 Nights" (2015): Explores the life of a Palestinian schoolteacher who gives birth to a son while imprisoned in an Israeli jail.
  • "Farha" (2021): a film about a Palestinian girl's coming-of-age experience during the Nakba.

list provided by whatmreads_bookishrelief


      2. Where to donate:

      If you can’t afford to donate, clicking this link (every day, once a day) will send money to Palestine (ad revenue)

      PCRF's mission is to provide medical and humanitarian relief collectively and individually to Arab children throughout the Levant, regardless of their nationality, politics or religion.

      MECA team and partners are providing emergency assistance to families who have fled their homes to seek shelter with relatives as well as procuring emergency medical supplies for hospitals and clinics.

      WFP provides critical food lifeline in Gaza and West Bank.

      UNRWA is calling for immediate access to humanitarian aid and urgent funding for food and non-food items for Palestine Refugees in need.

      If Charity provides food and medical support directly to Palestinians.

      UPA provides meals directly to refugees camps and runs the "small business development program" to help Palestinians achieve economic independence.

      MAP works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees. They provide immediate medical aid to those in great need, while also developing local capacity and skills to ensure the long-term development of the Palestinian healthcare system.


      3. Some people/accounts you should follow: 


        4. Other helpful things & links: 

            Urge the Israeli Government to allow fuel, electricity and food into Gaza (Petition for UK citizens and residents)


            5. Stay updated and keep sharing!

            Don't believe everything the media shares and consume every content critically.

            Social media and news outlets are already suppressing pro-Palestinian content to share Israel propaganda, so now is not the time to stop talking about this. Use your platforms to raise awareness about the situation.

            Amplify Palestinian voices and spotlight Palestinian culture.

            Awareness is resistance.