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#Greece: Prosfygika has faced recurring eviction threats for at least three decades, regardless of which political party was in power. But a member of the squatted community explained to UR that the recently approved regional plan “is the most serious of the last few years.”
For years, UR contributor Mohamed has been providing frontline footage from occupied Palestine despite having his home blown up by Israel. From arts events to genocide, his camera has stayed steady.
He now needs our help to get his family out of Gaza: https://chuffed.org/project/130555-help-get-journalists-family-out-of-gaza
Help Mohamed get his family out of Gaza! Mohamed el Saife is a journalist who's risked his life for many years covering the Israeli occupation of Palestine and siege on Gaza. His family and him have been repeatedly displaced from the Israeli bombardment and they've lost everything from.
Inside the sanctuary at the Holy Family Church in Gaza City, Christians in the war-torn city gathered last week to observe Palm Sunday with gratitude for the chance to congregate but weary of the ongoing assault on the territory they call home.
NEW: Palestinian Christians Observe Palm Sunday at Holy Family Church with Prayers for an End to the War
About 450 of the 600 Palestinian Christians still in the war-torn Gaza Strip are sheltering in Holy Family Church, which has been attacked several times by Israel since 2023. [Video]
Inside the sanctuary at the Holy Family Church in Gaza, Christians in the war-torn city observed Palm Sunday with gratitude for the chance to congregate but weary of the ongoing assault on the territory they call home.
Hands Off Prosfygika: Eviction Threat Sparks Hunger Strike and Mass Mobilization
In Athens, Greece, Prosfygika stands as a model of self-organized mutual aid, offering concrete support to a population that has become increasingly precarious and economically strained. The historic squat is now being threatened with eviction.
Eid Celebrations in Gaza Bring Relief and Joy, but Lingering Pain of War Remains
In February, we reported from a community breakfast celebrating the first day of Ramadan where hundreds of displaced Palestinians gathered at Abu Hussein School in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza Strip to celebrate together.
While this year’s Eid celebration was a welcome departure from those of the recent past in Gaza, for many like Fatima Sheikha, it stirs difficult memories of loved ones killed in the Israeli assault on the territory who are no longer present to join in the tradition.
Her brother, for one, was a fixture in her Eid celebrations before his death.
“He used to come to me in the evening and morning. He was martyred shortly before the end of the war in August,” Sheikha said.
Amid the rubble in Gaza City, this year’s Eid observance was a welcome departure from last year’s, which took place under heavier Israeli bombardments and a total blockade on aid entering Gaza, leading to widespread hunger.
“We, the displaced, scattered, homeless in these devastated and desolate places which emerged after war and widespread destruction, have come here to celebrate with the Eid prayer to revive what little hope and longing remains within us,” Abu Ali al-Dahdouh told UR.
