We are a group of ordinary Israeli citizens, people who care about human rights and the future of the country. We oppose the occupation and are working to end it. In the meantime, we are taking part in cross-organizational activities with the aim of preventing as far as possible the violation of Palestinian rights in the occupied territories. Our goal here is one and clear: raising awareness among the general public and exposing it to reality in the territories, not mediated by media, but rather net as reflected in the eyes of us, activists who are on the ground.
In the protest camp that we have set up, we talk about human rights, about morality, about the loss of a human photographer, about the relationship of forces of an occupier versus a conquered one, and that even under occupation there are laws, obligations and red lines that do not cross.
Through videos, fact sheets, lectures, activities and meetings with creators and activists who walk around the field and are ready to have a discussion with any guest, we try to get people to look the occupation in the eye, to reach the many people who understand and know but choose to ignore, to those who are aware but prefer not to know, to those who hear and see who are afraid to take a stand...
Changes begin slowly and gradually seep in. So is the change in consciousness that Israeli society has to undergo: from a state of occupier consciousness to a state of aspiration for an arrangement that will allow Palestinians in the occupied territories to live and earn a living with dignity, to raise their children without fear and terror from settlers or the army.
We ask the public to get their heads out of the sand and see the harsh reality without softening filters: we are committing acts on the Palestinian people that under international law are defined as war crimes. The damage to Israeli society is enormous: moral and moral degradation, violence that seeps into society, mental scars and traumas that remain after service in the occupied territories.
We seek to look the occupation in the eyes and understand where this path takes us all.
