Emails will not be added to anyone’s business email list. They will be used strictly for organizing purposes.

      ❤️A’ida Shibli is an indigenous Bedouin woman from occupied Palestine and a devoted weaver of peace through sacred activism. For decades, she has worked to break cycles of political violence, champion women’s liberation, and restore indigenous wisdom as a pathway to healing. Rooted in the understanding that true peace begins within, A’ida builds living, breathing communities where trust, compassion, and shared leadership flourish.


      ❤️ Rawan Roshni is a Palestinian/Balkan, Global Citizen, Arab Woman, based in Jordan, Waging Love across the world. She uses her voice as an Artivist through her singing/songwriting and facilitation of brave spaces focusing her work in the SWANA region. Her facilitation over the past decade has ranged from issues such as conflict transformation, collective liberation, decolonization, catalyzing community, emotional processing tools, conscious relating, consent, women's work and more!


      ❤️Jehad Al Farra is a recent graduate from Gaza who earned his degree in English and Translation under the most unimaginable conditions - bombings, displacement, hunger, and deep personal loss. He’s now the sole provider for 20 family members while living in a tent, having been displaced over 10 times. Despite losing everything, he clings to hope and dreams of becoming a translator and writer. He teaches Arabic online, writes poetry, and documents his life to share Gaza’s truth with the world.


      ❤️Hadar Cohen is an Arab Jewish scholar, mystic, and artist whose work focuses on multi-religious spirituality, politics, social issues, and community building. She is the founder of Malchut, a spiritual skill-building school teaching Jewish mysticism and direct experience of God. She teaches and consults in a variety of settings and formats, from one-on-one coaching to online group classes and in-person retreats. Her podcast, Hadar’s Web, features community conversations on spirituality, healing, justice, and art. Hadar is a 10th-generation Jerusalemite with lineage roots also in Syria, Kurdistan, Iraq, and Iran. Subscribe to her Substack for access to her latest writings, offerings, and media appearances. 

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      ❤️Jacquelyn Booth (she/they) is a coordinator with Jewish Voice for Peace - Baltimore Chapter, an activist organization for Baltimore Jews & allies organizing toward Palestinian liberation. Their previous activism work has centered around reproductive access and racial justice. She is a middle school special education teacher.


      These beloveds have been on a long dedicated road to both Palestinian and collective liberation. We are honored and grateful for their leadership, and looking forward to sharing space on Friday.





      This offering is organized by Rachael Maddox, Steph Zoccatelli, Dema, Adriana Rizzolo, and Nisha Moodley – people who believe Palestinian liberation & Jewish healing are inextricably woven. This is a space that invites and welcomes all whose hearts are behind our shared liberation.

      We also want to acknowledge the various intersecting atrocities happening globally and locally – from the ongoing systemic violence and genocides against Black communities in Sudan, the Congo, Haiti, and beyond, to ICE raids in the US, to the continued attacks on Indigenous sovereignty around the world. 

      We stand for the end of systemic harm and suffering for all peoples. We believe in the possibility of a beautiful future for ALL beings on Earth. This one action is part of a wider collective spell for a more just, livable, loving web of belonging.

      We will not be neutral. We will not bypass. 

      We will embody the kind of liberatory love we preach about and show up collectively to let our voices be heard.

      Together, we will:
      • Pray to our ancestors for strength and courage
      • Move grief and love through our bodies
      • Call & write our respective government officials
      • Listen to both Palestinian & Jewish voices calling for liberation
      • Donate to mutual aid, if able
      • Participate in a writing ritual to voice what we’re seeing and call our communities into devotional action alongside us

      Here’s the truth: we cannot control the outcome, timeline or exact turn of events –– in Palestine, or for our human family at large.

      But we can show up with love + disrupt with our whole hearts, regardless of outcome, eyes aimed at collective healing and liberation.

      Because that’s the kind of human family we want to be a part of. A human family that fights for Life.

      Today, it's estimated, about 5% of Palestinians in Palestine have been murdered by the IDF over the last 2 years– many more amputated, orphaned or currently starving.

      The Israeli government has made clear that they have every intention of mass ethnic cleansing in Palestine.

      If we think it's too late for us to act – we're wrong.

      Overwhelm, fear, grief and defeat are valid emotions – but they are feelings that we must not be ruled by.

      95% of Palestinians are still alive. 

      They are praying to Allah that something – someone – stops Israel from it's ongoing bombing, displacement, forced starvation, apartheid government and violation of the Palestinian people's right to live on their land, right to exist, right to drink clean water, right to food, right to cross borders, right to be free.

      We need a fierce majority of people to pressure those in power, disrupt business as usual, and refuse to close our hearts to the ongoing oppression of Palestinians.

      To insist: 

      LOVE AND JUSTICE ARE STRONGER. 

      We see our fellow humans, and we will not give up on them – or our collective dignity.

      No matter what the news says.
      No matter how many people have already died.
      No matter the stage 5 malnutrition.
      No matter how much irreversible destruction has been done.

      It is not too late for the millions of people who are still living, loving and PRAYING for things to change.

      Mothers. Fathers. Parents. Grandparents. Children. 

      The more we act now, the more harm we can prevent.

      Our disruption IS the healing act of our generation.

      Join us, beloveds.

      We — coaches, healers, therapists, educators, astrologers, priestesses and online leaders — cannot go on with business as usual while the people of PALESTINE are being starved, bombed, and erased.

      Emails will not be added to anyone’s business email list. They will be used strictly for organizing purposes.

          FAQs

          No. If you have an online platform and work in the fields of personal development, healing, creativity, music, astrology, priestess work, trauma, therapy, etc etc etc, you are invited.


          Do I have to be a “coach” to participate?

          Our aim is to truly create a ripple of disruption. 

          A thousand people rescheduling calls, classes, programs – and sending e-mails / announcements to their students & clients sharing why. (We have templates to help with this when you sign up!)

          AND – we know it’s not realistic for everyone. 

          We want you to lean in and participate however you can: spread the word, come to the 2 hour live event, watch the replay.

          All capacities are welcome & appreciated!

          What if I have prior obligations I really cannot rebook, but I want to participate?

          So you’re inviting us to actually cancel calls / work?

          YES. Watch this reel for French protest inspo.

          WILL WE BE CENTERING PALESTINIAN VOICES?

          Yes, we will be centering Palestinian voices. We have four Palestinian beloveds confirmed as speakers. There are also two Jewish speakers who have dedicated decades to Palestinian liberation. Names & bios being announced very soon. 

          Is there a Palestinian on the organizing team of this initiative?
          Is there a Jewish person on the organizing team of this initiative?

          Yes – Dema is a Palestinian American and Rachael Maddox is a Jewish American.