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A joint Jewish-Arab alliance for peace, equity and justice.
📍Vienna, AT
hosted by @onestateembassy

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Standing Together Vienna ist eine jüdisch-arabische Friedensinitiative, die sich für Frieden, Gerechtigkeit und Schutz für alle in Israel-Palästina einsetzt. Wir fordern einen sofortigen Waffenstillstand, ein Abkommen zur Freilassung der Geiseln und ein Ende der Besatzung. Unsere Prinzipien und Forderungen könnt ihr hier nachlesen.

#ceasefirenow #hostagedealnow #peacenow @standing.together.english @standing.together.movement taken in Wien by @standing.together.vienna

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2 years ago

As Standing Together Vienna we believe in standing with our queer siblings. During Pride Month, it is important to use our voices to remind and remember:
Remember our fellow queers that have lost their lives to queerphobic laws, genocidal actions, and repressive systems all over the world. Remember our fellow queers who are currently hiding, searching for safety and bodily autonomy.
Remind ourselves that Austria still has a lot to do to ensure queer people feel safe and are treated with equality. Among many other issues, the waiting lists for gender-affirming healthcare are painfully long. Health care professionals still have major knowledge gaps when it comes to providing adequate care to trans individuals.
We need to stand united against all forms of racism - including antisemitism and islamophobia -, ableism and queerphobia.
That’s what your queer friends need you to do right now!
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Call to participate at the "Marsch fürn Arsch" protest:

Put them through hell!
Saturday, 13.06.2026 | 12 PM | Stephansplatz
Last year, the route of the Christian fundamentalists was successfully snatched away. Instead of the fundamentalist's march, a radical queerfeminist demonstration marched through the 1st district. This year, the fundamentalists are back and want to express their sexist, racist and anti-queer ideology with a "Prayer March for the Family".
We will not let this go unanswered!
On Pride Day, there is no place for a march by right-wing extremists and fundamentalists who oppose marriage for all, want to banish women back to the stove and oppose the
self-determination of FLINTA*!
We won't let the fundamentalists spoil Pride Day! That's why there will be another radical demo this year that will give the fundamentalists a hard time!
Against fundamentalists and sexists!
Fight the Power, Fight the Cis-tem!

#israel #vienna #palestine #pride by @standing.together.vienna

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5 months ago

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Silent vigil for every life lost on and after *October 7th 2023.

Demanding an end to violence, genocide and displacement

Wednesday, 7.10.2026
6-6:30 pm

Location: Platz der Menschenrechte by @standing.together.vienna

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12 days ago

Silent vigil for every life lost on and after *October 7th 2023.

Demanding an end to violence, genocide and displacement

Wednesday, 7.10.2026
6-6:30 pm

Location to be announced by @standing.together.vienna

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16 days ago

Film Screening & Discussion with Meron Rapoport (+972 Magazine)

NAZA
Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor | GB/US/IL 2026 | 80 min | OV + English subtitles

October 15th | 18:00
Filmcasino | Margaretenstraße 78, 1050

Tickets: https://www.filmcasino.at/film/naza/

Following the Oscar success of "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor return with a new, highly topical documentary film: Over a period of more than three years, Abraham and Szor spoke with members of the Israeli military and intelligence services. 24 Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers speak anonymously in the film; their voices and appearances were digitally altered. Their testimonies form the basis for an investigation into the military structures, decision-making processes, and technologies behind Israel's warfare in Gaza.

+972 Magazine is an independent, online, nonprofit magazine run by a group of Palestinian and Israeli journalists. Founded in 2010, their mission is to provide in-depth reporting, analysis, and opinions from the ground in Israel-Palestine.
Their core values are a commitment to equity, justice, and freedom of information. They believe in accurate and fair journalism that spotlights the people and communities working to oppose occupation and apartheid, and that showcases perspectives often overlooked or marginalized in mainstream narratives.

#israel #palestine #vienna #naza by @standing.together.vienna

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17 days ago

ENGLISH FROM SLIDE 7 ONWARDS

At the UN General Assembly, Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen took an unusually clear stance by explicitly confronting Israel with its war crimes and violations of international law against Palestinians while affirming Israel's right to exist.

Given the ongoing state-backed attempt to ethnically cleanse Palestinians as a people, this long overdue statement statement is still welcome.

The predictable reactions arrived promptly: Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar dismissed the accusation and said Van der Bellen, as the head of the state complicit in the genocide of the Jewish people, should be ashamed.

An Austrian pro-Israel lobby group joined in too, claiming Van der Bellen offered no evidence and accusing him of "singling out Israel" to pander to certain crowds.

But calling his statement baseless means willingly ignoring that numerous respected international bodies and human rights organizations — including Israeli ones — have documented and in some cases formally concluded that Israel has committed war crimes, crimes against humanity, apartheid, and genocide.

None of this is new. Such actors claim to accept "reasonable" criticism of Israel, but the threshold moves the moment criticism actually names the systemic, state-backed mechanisms behind the situation.

In practice, only criticism of Ben Gvir, Smotrich, Netanyahu & Co. passes — and even that only if they're framed as a fringe minority, although they hold significant power and enjoy broad support in Israeli society.

We've seen this mechanic play out numerous times, recently with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas and British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, both coming under heavy attack by Israel and its staunch supporters the minute substantial criticism is voiced or significant measures (like sanctions) are being implemented.

We call on our leaders to stop pandering to the set of rules posited by pro-Israel actors and instead listen to the experts in their assessments of international law and its violations.

#israel #palestine #vienna by @standing.together.vienna

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19 days ago

Today’s pogrom in the village of Tell, alongside the subsequent pogroms across Far’ata, Jit, and Iraq Burin, are not isolated incidents. They are the result of a long-standing pattern of organized settler violence enabled by impunity and military backing.

Instead of protecting Palestinian communities and preventing further violence, the Israeli military has classified the events in Tell as a “terror attack” and launched a military operation targeting local Palestinians - all while settler pogroms continue to spread.

We call on the Austrian government, international human rights organizations, companies operating in or with Israel, and all people who stand for human rights: do not remain silent.

Urgent international pressure is needed to stop this escalating violence, protect Palestinian communities across the occupied West Bank, and hold those responsible for attacks against civilians accountable. Silence only fuels further violence. taken in Vienna, Austria by @standing.together.vienna

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3 months ago

THERE IS ANOTHER WAY
Film Screening & Interactive Discussion
August 7th | 18:00
Photo Cluster Wien | Zieglergasse 34, 1070

Join the movie screening and the interactive discussion with:
Najwa Duzdar, activist at Standing Together Vienna
Ruth Katz, activist at Standing Together Vienna
Peacewalkers, who have been on the way for many days, weeks or even months

Facilitated by Jonas Gröner (Civil Action Network, Peacewalk Austria)

Free Entrance (and only 30 spots)! Ticket link in bio.

THERE IS ANOTHER WAY tells the story of people who refuse to surrender to violence and injustice - and who show that another path is possible. At its heart is Combatants for Peace,
the bi-national movement of former enemy combatants, Israelis and Palestinians, working together in the middle of an ongoing genocide.

Combatants for Peace is a joint Palestinian-Israeli movement committed to nonviolence and to ending systems of occupation and oppression through shared action and public advocacy. The movement works to challenge dominant narratives of separation and fear, and to build political partnership, solidarity, and collective resistance to violence through grassroots organizing and joint initiatives.

We wish to thank Photo Cluster for hosting us, and encourage you to join the other events of Peacewalk 2026 Austria – Civil Action Network, or walk on with the Peacewalk towards Jerusalem.

#Palestine #Israel #vienna #peacewalk2026 by @standing.together.vienna

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3 months ago

Our activists Suhair Ghanim and Tamar Alon were invited to share their personal stories and speak about the joint work of our binational movement at a conference in Vienna on ״Building Community Beyond Borders״.

The event, organized by the @onestateembassy and @standing.together.vienna, was a two-day symposium focused on accountability and reconciliation.

Suhair and Tamar are the Palestinian and Israeli project managers of our annual Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony. They spoke about the importance of recognizing each other’s narratives, acknowledging past and ongoing injustices, and working together toward the collective liberation of all.

They also answered questions from the crowd after a special screening of ״There is another way״, a film that follows CfP activists after October 7. taken in Vienna, Austria by @standing.together.vienna

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It was our privilege to host Common Ground: Deconstructing Walls – A Palestinian–Israeli Dialogue: Accountability & Reconciliation, the fourth and final symposium in our series.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this gathering so meaningful. We are deeply grateful to our speakers, artists, partner organizations, and all those who contributed their time, knowledge, creativity, and care. Your voices and perspectives made this dialogue possible.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended. Your presence, thoughtful engagement, and willingness to listen, question, and participate created the space for honest and necessary conversations.

As we conclude this four-part symposium series, we hope these encounters continue to inspire collaboration, critical reflection, and collective action toward accountability, reconciliation, and dismantling systems of inequality.

Thank you for being part of this journey. taken in Vienna, Austria by @standing.together.vienna

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4 months ago

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Snapshots from our first symposium day. Thank you to everyone who came and to all the speakers who participated. by @standing.together.vienna

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