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The Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Struggle

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Wed, 19 Feb, 7pm - 8:30pm AEDT

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The Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Struggle:

The Axis of Resistance and the Fragile Ceasefire Deals - Teetering on the Brink of a ‘New Middle East’

  • Can the ceasefire deals in Lebanon and Gaza be considered a victory for the axis of resistance?
  • What perspectives does the ceasefire deal in Gaza present about the state of Israel, the prospects of a Palestinian state and the future of the wider region?
  • Is there still a chance for unity within the Palestinian political ecosystem? How is the current situation in the West Bank impacting the unity efforts?
  • Should there be a place for 'uncompromising' parties like Hamas in any future Palestinian polity?
  • How will the concept of ‘resistance’, in support of the Palestinian struggle for justice, endure in the face of another Trump administration?

To answer all these questions and more, please join us in this in-depth discussion with Abdaljawad Omar.

Abdaljawad is a Palestinian assistant professor and writer based in Al-Bireh, Palestine. He teaches in the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Birzeit University. His work explores questions of colonialism, resistance, and ideology, with a focus on Palestine. 

In addition to his academic research, he is a regular contributor to Mondoweiss, Electronic Intifada, and other publications, where he provides commentary on contemporary political and intellectual developments.

Online conversation: Wednesday, the 19th of February 2025, at 7PM.


This event is hosted by Palestine Justice Movement Sydney and Free Palestine Melbourne, in collaboration with Australian Friends of Palestine Association, Friends of Palestine Western Australia, Palestine Action Group Canberra, Tasmanian Palestine Advocacy Network, Justice for Palestine Magan-djin, Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa and Perth Mums for Palestine.

The webinar will be broadcasted nation-wide and will be recorded and published on the hosting organisations' online platforms for future views.
The video recording will also be sent out to registrants afterwards.

The audio recording of this conversation will also be made available on this Palestinian podcast.


All donations will be used to support Palestinian families in Gaza.

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