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Our people remain under constant bombardment, violent military occupation, and a relentless ethnic cleansing campaign. One year after the declaration of a “ceasefire” in Gaza, over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed and over 4,500 have been injured. In Lebanon, over 4,300 people have been killed and 12,500 have been injured since March 2026.

The Genocide Continues Exhibit confronts the chasm between the language of ceasefire and the material reality of our people as they continue to face genocide and ethnic cleansing. The gallery is a visual record and reminder of resistance and the ongoing struggle of our people in Palestine, Lebanon, and the region against Zionist aggression and expansion.

Join us at our opening and during our open gallery hours. The gallery programming schedule forthcoming.

October 10-12 | Boston - Unbound Visual Arts
Opening reception: Oct 10th: 6-9pm
Gallery Hours: Oct 11th and 12th: 12-8pm by @pymboston

On October 10th, we will protest on the steps of the statehouse to commemorate Indigenous and Palestinian Peoples’ Day and to mark three years since Israel’s genocide on Gaza began.

We demand LAND BACK from Turtle Island to Palestine, we demand the Massachusetts statehouse pass the Massachusetts Indigenous Legislative agenda. We demand an absolute arms embargo and sanctions on Israel. And we demand to abolish ICE, end the raids, and close the detention centers.

On October 10 we reenergize our movement and renew our undying commitment to Indigenous and Palestinian people’s ongoing struggle for liberation.

📆 Saturday, October 10
⏰ 12 PM
📍Steps of the MA Statehouse, by the Boston Common

DM us for your organization to endorse this action! by @pymboston

There is no ceasefire in Gaza. Months after the so-called ceasefire deal was signed, Israel is continuing its genocide of the Palestinian people, blocking aid from entering and expanding its land theft in Gaza. Swipe for more. by @pymboston

Midterm elections are tomorrow across the United States. Once they’re over, Trump and Netanyahu are planning to resume their catastrophic war on Iran. Swipe for more on what we can expect after election season ends, and why we must be prepared to mobilize at a moment’s notice. by @pymboston

⁨EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OPEN – PEOPLE’S CONFERENCE FOR PALESTINE 2027!

The People’s Conference for Palestine is coming back for a third time this July 2027 in the Bay Area — bringing thousands together to strengthen and advance the movement for Palestinian liberation.

As the zionist settler state’s crimes continue in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Iran and across the region, we know the fight is far from over.

Let’s come together to strengthen and advance the movement for Palestinian liberation into the next phase of our struggle.

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OPEN NOW (link in bio):
peoplesconferenceforpalestine.org/registration

#peoplesconferenceforpalestine by @pymboston

How to Sell a Genocide: Author Talk & Book Signing with Adam Johnson and Heike Schotten

🗓️ Wed, Nov 18, 6:30pm to 8:00pm ET
📍 Andala Coffee House, 286 Franklin St, Cambridge, MA
👉 No RSVP needed

As bombs rained down on Gaza in October 2023, images of mass death and destruction gripped the world, and openly genocidal statements from Israeli leaders foretold the magnitude of horrors to come. But the US media was quick to downplay, obscure, and repackage an emerging campaign of extermination into a slick “war on terror” framework.

How to Sell a Genocide: The Media’s Complicity in the Destruction of Gaza is a thorough indictment of US corporate media’s role in enabling—and, at times, directly inciting—one of the most devastating campaigns of mass killing in modern memory. Johnson unpacks how major news outlets like The New York Times, CNN, and MSNBC systematically sanitized Israel’s war crimes, hid the US’s central role, and dehumanized the Palestinian people. by @pymboston

This weekend, PYM Boston went to Providence, RI to take part in the 3rd annual Palestine Day. It is an important annual community event that included local Palestinian vendors, dabke performances and a workshop from Boston (@bostondabketroupe ) and Providence (@sumud.dabke ) based dabke troupes, a film screening and conversation in collaboration with the @bospalestinefilm and @seedsforliberationmovie , and activities for the family.

In a time where Palestinian cultural heritage and practices are actively being erased and co-opted by zionists, it is ever more important for us to gather in community, proudly display our cultural traditions, and educate and engage all generations of Palestinians, old and young. Palestine Day is a reminder that even in the diaspora, we continue to remember and remain rooted in our homeland. by @pymboston

It’s here, 3rd Annual Palestine Day! We have so many great things happening. Hope to see you there #freepalestine🇵🇸 by @pymboston

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT 🇵🇸 Since the launch of “A Predatory State: Israeli Systemic Sexualized and Gendered Violence Against Palestinians,” cities all across North America have been educating their local communities through panels, teach-in’s, discussions and more.

The report is the first of its kind, documenting Israeli sexualized violence against Palestinians from the 1948 Nakba until present day. If you haven’t had the chance to attend one of these events, recordings are now available on Vimeo and Youtube.

Read and download the report at predatorystate.org by @pymboston

Join us TOMORROW at Masjid al Kareem in Providence for the Third Annual RI Palestine Day! 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

We will be hosting a screening of Seeds For Liberation, courtesy of Director Matthew Solomon, followed by a discussion with film subject, Yousef Khafaja, and Boston Palestine Film Festival moderator, Janna Ramadan.

Seeds For Liberation is a film centering Palestinian voices while situating their Liberation within a broader legacy of anti-imperialist and decolonial movements. by @pymboston

No Redemption for Genocide. After three years of genocide, two decades of a criminal siege, and a century of occupation, we must confront Zionism from all directions until Palestine is free. Swipe to read ➡️

Read the full article by the PYM at Mondoweiss.net by @pymboston

Last weekend, PYM Boston held it's first ever exhibit in collaboration with @unboundvisualarts and @royaorg___ . The exhibit, titled: "The Genocide Continues", served as a visual documentation of the last three years of the genocide that began in Gaza, and has now spread to the rest of our region. For three days, we engaged our community in several kinds of programming. On opening night, the PYM offered a political grounding and reflections on the moment we are in, followed by a reading of an excerpt from the book, "Witness to the Hellfire of Genocide", by Gazan author, Wasim Said. On Saturday, following an Arabic breakfast catered by @lulu.market.cafe , we engaged our community in a teach-in on the current and less-documented genocide and occupation of southern Lebanon. Finally, we closed out with re-centering Gaza as the compass of our struggle for liberation, while honoring our martyrs and prisoners.

For the last three years, we have witnessed hundreds of thousands of our people be martyred, buried under the rubble, or occupied by the Zionist entity. For three years, we have witnessed crimes against humanity that no one thought to be possible, with the indiscriminate targeting of schools, hospitals, and journalists. For three years, we have witnessed the world normalize with Zionism and the expansionist settler-colonial project backing it, funneling billions of dollars in weapons and aid in order to keep it afloat. But through all of it, our people have resisted and shown us the true face of Zionism and its material manifestations. Despite famine, massacre after massacre, and heavy bombing, our people remain on their rightful lands.

At the finish of our exhibit, we asked our community to not only reflect on what Zionism has taken from us, but to commit to doing more to fight it. After three years, we in the diaspora have a duty to fulfill. We must continue to confront Zionism at every turn, and build towards a world where there is no future for it. And, we must continue to carry forth the righteous struggle of our people, until their inevitable liberation, from Palestine to Lebanon.⁩⁩ 🇵🇸🇱🇧 by @pymboston