A step-by-step plan and timeline to stop the genocide in Gaza and to open all Aid Routes within 96 HOURS!
A step-by-step plan and timeline to stop the genocide in Gaza and to open all Aid Routes within 96 HOURS!
Overview and Step by Step Plan to Have Armed Troops in Gaza Immediately To Stop the Genocide and Bring in Humanitarian Aid!
After 23 months of protesting in the streets calling for “Free Palestine” or “Stop the genocide”, the situation for our brothers and sisters in Gaza only has gotten worse. The need for a UN Armed Protective Force to be sent to Gaza is longer even debatable, and organizing for this requires a radical shift from the tactics and strategies of the last 23 months.
It is with this understanding that we have launched our Global Initiative. Working with Craig Mokhiber, former Director of the UN Human Rights Office in New York, we are initiating a movement to have the UN General Assembly institute the Uniting for Peace Resolution in order to authorize the deployment of a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force to be sent into Gaza immediately. It only takes one country to call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the United Nations General Assembly, and a 2/3 majority vote of the General Assembly to pass the Resolution. This process by-passes the Security Council veto, and has been used before, ironically enough by the US to override a veto in the Security Council by the then Soviet Union. We are launching this global Call to Action that calls on all of us who have been in the streets protesting to immediately change our strategy, change our tactics, and change our chants, and to unite around one specific concrete demand: “Deploy a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza immediately! This tactic toto mobilize and act and continue these global actions in every country until the UN-mandated multinational armed protective force is in Gaza, all aggression by Israel has ceased, and all humanitarian aid is flowing into Gaza unobstructed, by air, sea and land, under UN mandated control, and all protective forces are maintaining respect for all political and military forces in Gaza, and are returning to their respective countries when their task is accomplished.
The initial and most immediate task is for one country to call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the United Nations General Assembly. Once that is accomplished the clock starts ticking! All our energy must be focused on accomplishing this goal of getting the ESS called with the specific goal: To institute and vote for the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.”
For all the leaders of all the countries who have publicly supported stopping the genocide, it takes one country to initiate this process, and yet none have made this call, up to this moment.
This global Call to Action begins with the call to our partners in every country to make their country the country that calls for and initiates the Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the United Nations General Assembly to vote for initiating the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.” This not a call to action on a specific day, but a call to action to be initiated now, in every country, at the earliest time possible, wherever it can happen first. It is hoped that the first action will spark protests in other countries until a successful conclusion to Phase One is completed.
The initial action, or Phase One will be a mass broad-based coalition demonstration in every possible country, the members of the coalition of groups supporting the proposal and proposed resolution will attempt to serve the leader of their country a letter that demands s/he immediately order the UN representative to call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) within 24 hours. If an ESS has not been called by your country within 24 hours, the 24/7 or at least 7AM to 7PM picket lines will be set up in front of the Federal Building and also in front of any UN offices or missions in your country. The picket-line strategy is being used as we are wanting to create a 24/7 presence in front of each country's' main Federal building, and then if possible in front of regional and local Federal buildings. These are informational, do not have to be large, and certainly do not need to be loud, but do need to be consistent and visible to both those walking in and out of the building, and those passing on the street. The picket-line strategy will be used as part of the tactics both and these locations, and other locations as well in Phase 2 & 3 and is just one of the numerous tactics that will be employed during the 3 phases.
This will go out as a “challenge” to those in each country to focus sustained picket-lines from 7 AM- 7 PM Monday- Friday, with Saturday open for mass demos. There will be one clear message put out internationally, “(Your country’s leader), authorize our Permanent Representative to the United Nations to immediately call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the UN General Assembly to initiate the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.”
In every country, those opposed to genocide will be demanding the same thing, that their country institute the ESS, and then that their countries leadership agree not to compromise on what civil society is demanding in the resolution.
There have been two “Uniting for Peace” resolutions already passed by the General Assembly condemning the Israeli genocide. All have condemned the genocide, but none have included specific mandated actions! This is why simply calling for the General Assembly to support a Uniting for Peace Resolution, without concrete and tangible actions on a specific and doable timeline is not only wrong, but dangerous, as it opens the door for “compromise” that ultimately leads to a resolution without mandated concrete actions. This cannot happen again!
Below is a more specific timetable and action plan . Timetable and Specific Objectives
PHASE ONE: (this stays as the primary demand of all actions until the ESS is called. Then refer to Phase #2)
(To your country’s head of State), authorize our Permanent Representative to the United Nations to immediately call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the UN General Assembly to initiate the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.”
(People NEED to understand that this is NOT new, that this circumvents a Security Council veto, and has been used before, and that without the specifics listed below as part of the resolution, it will have NO substance or use). In addition, it is in the negotiating process, that Israel, and the US and other allies will put pressure on the majority of GA countries to withdraw the demand for an armed defensive force. It is at this time that the picket lines will also include daily protest to demand that your country include that ALL of the above proposal is included.
I. Authorizing a UN-Mandated Multinational Armed Protective Force to Gaza
The force shall be armed for self-defense and equipped with advanced monitoring technologies.
Its mandate will include:
o Safeguarding Palestinian civilians from further violence and displacement
o Supporting the UN’s unrestricted entry and distribution of humanitarian aid, including efforts from civil society to break the siege by sea under the Global Sumud Flotilla Coalition
o Preserving and securing evidence of potential war crimes and human rights violations
o Facilitating the recovery and reconstruction of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure
II. Calls on All Member States to:
o Impose a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel
o Cease all trade, investment, economic, diplomatic, and cultural relations with the Israeli government
o Strip Israel of its United Nations credentials
o Reaffirm the right of the Palestinian people to use all necessary means to resist colonial domination and foreign occupation, including through armed struggle in accordance with international law
The opening salvo will be a mass demonstration in front of the main Federal building in your respective country with only one demand. (name of your country’s leader), Call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) meeting of the General Assembly to immediately institute United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution 377 A, calling for the next step …. “The UN General Assembly vote on the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force to Gaza immediately!”( and ALL that is included in all of our demands)
At this initial mass broad-based coalition demonstration, the members of the coalition of groups supporting the proposal and proposed resolution will attempt to serve the leader of said country a letter that demands s/he immediately order the UN representative to call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) within 24 hours, stating that if an ESS has not been called by said country ( or any other country) within 24 hours, the 24/7 or at least 7AM to 7PM picket lines will be set up in front of the main Federal Building or residence of that country’s elected national leader, and other Federal buildings.
If, however, an ESS has not been called for within 24 hours of the initial demonstration, additional picket lines will be added at all Ports on a 24/7 basis. The picket lines will be non-violent and “informational” with the same demands as above. Slowing down “business as usual” at as many ports globally as possible and simultaneously having picket-lines in front of every UN office globally is NOT just another protest; this strategy has only one very clear and succinct goal. The picket lines have two tangible goals.
At the Ports, any picket lines have the potential to slow down the efficiency of the Ports. Even the most minimal slowing down of loading and unloading = loss of profits. Let’s speak in a language they understand! Many of the dockers will not cross picket lines. Asking them to initiate a stoppage or a slowdown is putting undue burden on them, however a picket line allows “cover” for those who support the people of Gaza, by allowing them the opportunity to claim that they cannot cross a picket line, and this gives them some cover.
The picket lines at all UN offices have an opposite goal as they are in place to show support for the UN process, encouraging all UN employees to support the actions for the Uniting for Peace Resolution.
Summation of Tangible Goals and Strategy and Tactics of Phase One:
Phase 2: once the ESS the is called a new universal demand is instituted: that the UN Ministers in the GA from each country must put unite and offer as their county’s official position the proposal that we as civil society are demanding (formulated by Craig Mokhiber).
There will be a large demonstration in front of the main Government building in each country once again. The main purpose of this demonstration is a tactical one primarily; to refocus and reorient the movement, articulating that their voices and actions now have a very specific and very tangible goal.
The initial demonstration is primarily a tactical one, and to be used to refocus our struggle from the abstract to the concrete, creating both an honest and practical solution to end the genocide, while at the same time creating the awareness of the urgent necessity to move rapidly, recognizing that those in each government with sympathies to the Zionist genocide will use every legal and illegal method to slow down this process in order for the Zionists to complete their plans of the ethnic cleaning of Gaza. It is imperative that we understand with a laser-like focus the changing conditions in the governments of each of our countries, so specific national demands to facilitate this process under the global demand can be articulated.
Obviously the tone of the demonstrations will be different in countries that have shown support for Palestine than those supporting the genocide, however it is important to understand that in every government there are those that support the Zionist genocide, and those who demand the end of it, and often a vast majority are somewhere in the middle, and can be swayed either way by various forces. It is imperative that we understand this, and thus that in every country whether they publicly stood with or against the genocide, the action of calling in armed forces to stop the genocide, will include the country they represent. Those who supported an end to the genocide in words, knowing that any action to concretely stop the genocide would be squelched by the US veto in the Security Council will now have to stand on their own. This will pose serious contradictions for those in every government, and it is only through sustained and powerful actions will they be swayed in the favor of those in Gaza.
Framework and Timeline based on past practices
Specific Order and Time Frame:
For the GA to pass a resolution under the Uniting for Peace framework, a two-thirds majority of the members is required.
Deployment of Forces: Time Frame
The time frame between the UN General Assembly vote and the actual deployment of forces can vary depending on several factors, including the urgency of the situation, the readiness of member states to contribute to troops, and logistical considerations. However, the process generally involves:
The entire process from the GA vote to the deployment of forces can take from ten days to a few months, depending on the complexity and urgency of the situation. This is precisely why our forces from Day ONE of Phase One need to be in coordination and agreement with this timeline and plan in all countries.
Under Phase 3, once the vote is taken and a 2/3 majority has voted yes to The Uniting for Peace Resolution concrete plan for deployment of a UN-mandated multinational armed protective force to Gaza Immediately:
Once the UN-mandated multinational armed protective force is in Gaza, all groups involved will call for an immediate global summit to determine the next steps called for and led by the legitimate political organizations and civil society of Gaza!
There is a plan. UN-Mandated Multinational Armed Protective Force to Gaza Fu*k the Security Council veto! Only a 2/3 majority of the General Assembly makes the decision!
Meeting Summary
People Against Genocide Everywhere Zoom Meeting Uniting for Peace Resolution
June 24, 2025
There was consensus that UN troops need to be sent into Gaza immediately and to achieve this, the global movement must mobilize around one demand: “UN Protection Forces into Gaza now.” ALL actions must carry this demand. This is a global initiative, working on two fronts, 1) the UN and governmental fronts, and 2) the mass movement front. Please read the strategy information on the following link for more details: UN PROTECTION FORCES INTO GAZA NOW!
There is a strategy and timetable for this to happen ( click here)
There is a symbiotic relationship between the organizational and structural component of the UN and the diplomatic avenues of addressing this Resolution, and the global protest movement to pressure the UN countries to move rapidly to vote on and enforce this Resolution. That a strong and focused global campaign allows those countries who support the Resolution encouragement and cover, while at the same time putting pressure on those countries who may be vacillating or perhaps even opposed to UN intervention. That there is never a monolithic structure in any country, and mass actions would give strength to any minority segment in a country supporting the Resolution.
Over 60 people met to discuss the Uniting for Peace Resolution calling for the UN to immediately send UN troops into Gaza and the other Occupied Territories to stop the genocide and open all humanitarian corridors without interference or participation from Israel or the U.S. The focus of the meeting was to evaluate the viability of the PAGE proposal (click here to view), to discuss what would be the necessary conditions needed to have such a resolution passed, and how the necessary political and social conditions could be evaluated and developed for its success. The meeting was moderated by Eric Rubin and Kate Gordon.
Craig Mokhiber, former director of the UN Human Rights Office in New York, who was a meeting participant, was asked to open the meeting with his insights and thoughts of the above. Here is a summation of his opening remarks:
· Only a 2/3 vote by the General Assembly is needed to pass the resolution, and no Security Council vote is necessary.
· The Uniting for Peace mechanism was used to override a Security Council member veto during the Suez Canal conflict of 1956.
· The Uniting for Peace resolution empowers the General Assembly to take action on matters of international peace and security when the Security Council fails to do so due to lack of unanimity among its permanent members.
· Any country can call for the Emergency Special Session (ESS). But only Palestine could provide the consent necessary to deploy a mission there.
· The Uniting for Peace resolution could authorize the deployment of a UN defensive peacekeeping force to Gaza and eventually to all of the Occupied Territories, since Israel has no sovereignty or authority in Gaza, the West Bank, or East Jerusalem, and their presence there is entirely unlawful.
· The UNGA cannot “enact” sanctions, but it can call on all states to embargo arms, and cease all trade, investment, economic, diplomatic, and cultural relations with the Israeli regime. It can also call for the creation of a tribunal to investigate and bring to trial all those charged with crimes against humanity.
· If the State of Palestine requests the Resolution, troops can legally enter Gaza and the rest of Palestine as well, as the ICJ has found that Israel has no sovereignty or authority in Gaza, the West Bank, or East Jerusalem, and their presence there is entirely unlawful. Thus, the only required consent is the State of Palestine, (although the resolution should also call for full cooperation from Egypt and Jordan to facilitate the staging and entry of the UN force).
· The State of Palestine would be the best, quickest, and most favorable UN member to approve the resolution and submit it to the UN General Assembly, but any country can call for an ESS of the GA to begin the same process. Co-sponsors from a small group of core countries from each region of the world should be sought and lobbied, such as South Africa, Namibia, Spain, Ireland, and Norway. The State of Palestine and the General Assembly would then decide which countries would send troops and armaments into Gaza, and potentially the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
· The entire State of Palestine is also under occupation and faces difficulties; acknowledging this and understanding the political dynamics and contradictions there can help us understand how to best approach and work with them.
· The focus should be putting mass pressure on the UN in New York and UN Missions as the primary focus, and pressure on Israeli embassies and consulates should be secondary and used in locations where the primary focus locations are not accessible.
Eric Rubin then stated that: Despite the mass protests against the genocide for the past 20 months, the genocide has only gotten worse, and that an immediate change of course is needed, and that focus must be to immediately "Send a “UN Protection Force into Gaza Now.” With this new focus all slogans,protests, signs, banners, etc. should reflect this shift. If mass continuous pressure is created utilizing the targeted picket-lines in each country targeting the Ports and UN agency headquarters, and National Seats of Government this changes the role of protests by calling for each government to play an active and deciding role in supporting the specific and concrete action of the Uniting for Peace Resolution and actions contained in it.
· There is a strategy and timetable for this to happen ( click here)
· There is a symbiotic relationship between the organizational and structural component of the UN and the diplomatic avenues of addressing this Resolution, and the global protest movement to pressure the UN countries to move rapidly to vote on and enforce this Resolution. That a strong and focused global campaign allows those countries who support the Resolution encouragement and cover, while at the same time putting pressure on those countries who may be vacillating or perhaps even opposed to UN intervention. That there is never a monolithic structure in any country, and mass actions would give strength to any minority segment in a country supporting the Resolution.
· Picket-lines at shipping Ports Internationally creates a 24/7 awareness, and though the pickets would not try to prevent access to the Ports, it does provide “cover” for any dockers who sympathize, and any slowdowns in international shipping may be seen as incentive for a “facilitated resolution.”
· The global social movement will not be methodical, but likened to the student encampments, first there was one, then a week later there were hundreds. “A single spark, can start a prairie fire.”
Most common questions from attendees:
· How do we do this? What are the action steps we can take right now to move this forward? How do we contact these other countries that are more supportive of Palestine?
· How are we getting this message out to the many organizations internationally so we can all be on the same page?
· Is there an international or should there be individual national petitions demanding UN troops into Gaza?
· Because the US & Israel will intimidate, threaten and punish nations that go against them, and since Israel & the US are determined to ethnically cleanse Gaza, how likely to succeed is Craig's worthy suggestion?
· How should we reach out to the Global March to Gaza participants and bring them on board with this? Initiatives like the fleet of ships that Malaysia is sending to break the blockade should be a focused on as well.
· Even though the US will not participate, how can those in the US most effectively assist so that the US military will not obstruct the effort on land, sea, and air as a UN Emergency Force deploys?
Notable comments and questions:
· One participant active with the UN stated that student encampments and activism have a huge impact on the UN, shaping how UN staff speak and conduct their meetings. They emphasized the role of student encampments in the fall of apartheid in South Africa, noting countries falling like dominoes after enough public and financial pressure was mounted.
· Another participant noted both the urgent and personal nature of this issue stating they don’t trust the Palestinian Authority, and asked if the troops would be in the rest of Palestine as well or just Gaza, or is this subject to the discretion of the countries introducing this resolution. What would the timeline be? Why hasn’t this been done already? “We need the genocide to stop so I will support almost anything to make this happen. But if we get this going and Israel doesn’t let them in, then what? What are the methods of enforcement and/or consequences if they won’t let them in or they target them.” Has anyone reached out to Francesca about this proposal and what are her thoughts?
· Another participant stated that the fast outside of the UN office in New York City is scheduled through the end of June and advised the fast should continue past June as a way to pressure the UN and create publicity. They asked if there are existing groups that could help? E.g., Progressive International and The Hague Group. Or are they passive and do we need to start from scratch?
Other concerns and questions from attendees:
- The Samson option was brought up as a concern and potential obstacle.
- Egypt and Jordan’s complicity, and Egypt specifically being the second largest recipient of US aid was brought up as a concern, as the US would likely threaten to cut off aid if Egypt cooperated.
- How would we lobby friendly states like Ireland, South Africa, etc. to mobilize support in advance of a vote?
- What can we do at a local level? Would it be wise to organize a constant local picket line and what is our timeline on that?
- The Hague Group is meeting in Brazil next month; but perhaps we should suggest to the Hague Group to send its diplomats to hold its meeting inside Gaza (go via Egypt and challenge Egyptians to stop foreign diplomats not activists) and bring media with them. Why bother having it in Brazil?
- How can this be linked to support protests against Maersk being organized by the Palestinian Youth Movement?
Conclusion
There was consensus that a “UN Protection Force” needs to be sent into Gaza immediately and to achieve this, the global movement must mobilize around one demand: “UN Protection Force into Gaza now.” ALL actions must carry this demand. This is a global initiative, working on two fronts, 1) the UN and governmental fronts, and 2) the mass movement front. Please read the strategy information on the following link for more details: UN PROTECTION FORCE INTO GAZA NOW!
If you’d like to be involved in any way, please fill out the action form here, and indicate how you’d like to support and what skills you have that could be of use.
Thank you so much and we look forward to working together.
Sincerely,
Eric Rubin
People Against Genocide Everywhere
https://peopleagainstgenocideeverywhere.org
Response to Dr. Riyad Mansour Permanent Observer Mission of the State of Palestine to United Nations Ref. SGC. 154/25 dated 25 July 2025.
Dear Dr. Riyad Mansour,
Thank you for your bold and decisive document Permanent Observer Mission of the State of Palestine to the United Nations Ref. SGC. 154/25 dated 25 July 2025. In your position as the official voice of the State of Palestine your words are listened to and respected, and the world unites with your powerful statement and call for immediate and decisive action. “It is time to protect Palestinian civilians, including children, and to preserve their right to life, by the dispatch of an international protection force to the OPT (Occupied Palestinian Territories) and acceleration of unfettered humanitarian assistance by the UN and international organizations.”
However, we are not clear on why you have addressed this letter to H.E. Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, The President of the Security Council of the United Nations, with the following closing statement, "I should be grateful if you would arrange to have the present letter circulated to the Security Council members for their valuable consideration and distributed as an official document of the Security Council,” when there is a way to circumvent the pitfalls of the Security Council and have the General Assembly move immediately to fulfil your request?
Instead, we urge you to call for something that can work and that can NOT be overridden by a Security Council veto, and which has been used by other member states of the UN, to achieve their goals: Resolution 377 (V) Uniting For Peace, adopted on 3 November 1950, designed to empower the General Assembly to act when the Security Council is paralyzed by lack of unanimity among permanent members.
As we are sure you are aware of, any country can call for an ESS, but since Palestine is the State facing the genocide, if you as the official representative of the State of Palestine call for it, the mechanisms are obligated to immediately address your call, as the request will be from the State/Country under attack.
In light of this, we respectfully request that you immediately call for an Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the General Assembly under the Uniting for Peace Resolution, with a draft text that includes the following measures:
I. Authorizing a UN-Mandated Multinational Armed Protective Force to Gaza
The force shall be armed for self-defense and equipped with advanced monitoring technologies.
·Its mandate will include:
o Safeguarding Palestinian civilians from further violence and displacement
o Supporting the UN’s unrestricted entry and distribution of humanitarian aid, including efforts from civil society to break the siege by sea under the Global Sumud Flotilla Coalition
o Preserving and securing evidence of potential war crimes and human rights violations
o Facilitating the recovery and reconstruction of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure
II. Calls on All Member States to:
o Mandate an immediate, lasting ceasefire, require Israel to withdraw all armed forces from Gaza, and halt all attacks by air, land, and sea
o Impose a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel
o Cease all trade, investment, economic, diplomatic, and cultural relations with the Israeli government
o Strip Israel of its United Nations credentials
o Reaffirm the right of the Palestinian people to use all necessary means to resist colonial domination and foreign occupation, including through armed struggle in accordance with international law
As you so clearly state “We appeal to all States to seize the occasion to implement their words and commitments with real, collective action to fulfill their legal, political, humanitarian and moral obligations to stop the genocide in Gaza and to finally end Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine.”
We urge you to act without delay tocall for the ESS of the General Assembly on 29th July, 2025.With your call for the ESS for the implementation of the Uniting for Peace Resolution the concrete process enshrined in the United Nations would begin, not only to call on all General Assembly members to vote on this resolution, but also it begins the process of all member countries to assess what capabilities they can offer for the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza immediately.
We will match your actions with global noise and support from the streets. Do the right thing and the world will support your call and stand with you.
Respectfully submitted,
Eric Rubin spokesperson for www.peopleagainstgenocideeverywhere.org and our affiliated global partners
Have (your country) be that ONE country that calls for and initiates the Emergency Special Session (ESS) of the United Nations General Assembly to vote for and institute the Uniting for Peace Resolution authorizing the deployment of a UN mandated multinational armed protective force into Gaza Immediately.”
Dear Friends,
As we watch the Israeli genocide moving more rapidly towards Israel’s “final solution”, many of us are feeling helpless, frustrated, and angry; wishing that there was a concrete way to send in troops to open the humanitarian corridors and to stop the genocide. We all feel there must be something else that can be done to stop this now.
There is! But it will take a global realignment of changing our tactics, changing our demands, and changing our focus!
Craig Mokhiber, former Director of the UN Human Rights Office in New York, has recommended invoking the General Assembly’s Uniting for Peace resolution. According to Mokhiber: “The Security Council has been paralyzed by vetoes from member states. The General Assembly must now act under the Uniting for Peace resolution to protect civilians and uphold international law.” — Between the Lines Radio, June 11, 2025
The Uniting for Peace mechanism was adopted in 1950 and has been used in crises such as the Suez Conflict of 1956. It allows the General Assembly to take measures including:
“This is not unprecedented. In 1956, the General Assembly acted when the Security Council was blocked. The same must happen now.” — Accuracy.org Statement, June 9, 2025
Demand that your country call for an Emergency Special Session meeting of the General Assembly to immediately institute United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Uniting for Peace Resolution and deploy troops across Gaza immediately as a protection force to safeguard Palestinian civilians, (and potentially the West Bank and East Jerusalem).
This is what Craig Mokhiber has proposed and we support:
The UN troops should be armed for self-defense, equipped with monitoring technologies, and mandated to:
The Resolution should also include a call on all member states to:
This can and must be done immediately and can only happen if we globally shift our actions and strategies to a specific and tangible plan.
A step-by-step plan and timeline to open all bring in UN Peacekeeping Troops to stop the genocide and open all humanitarian aid routes under UNWRA, with no US or Israeli interference or intervention.
It is time to change our tactics, demands, and focus!
CLICK HERE FOR THE PLAN JOIN US NOW! WE CAN HAVE TROOPS IN WITHIN 15 DAYS!
Rember that the ICJ has found that Israel has no sovereignty or authority in Gaza, the West Bank, or East Jerusalem, and their presence there is entirely unlawful.
In solidarity,
Eric Rubin email: eric@peopleagainstgenocideeverywhere.org
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