Tens of thousands from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C. for a national march against the U.S.-backed Israeli massacre in Gaza

On July 20, around 4,000 people marched to the Israeli Consulate from the U.S. Federal Building in Los Angeles to demand an end to the siege of Gaza

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Just minutes after the White House made a tepid criticism of the deadly shelling of a United Nations-run girls’ school and refugee center in Gaza, the U.S. military announced that it was resupplying the Israeli army with several types of ammunition.

We are about to place an order for thousands of "Let Gaza Live" signs to be carried throughout the National March on Washington. It costs $800 for every 1,000 signs, plus an additional $620 for poles. Can you help?

Watch this inspiring video and attend the national march on the White House against the massacre in Gaza on Sat. Aug. 2

High school students from the Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition explain why they're getting on the bus for the Aug. 2 national march for Gaza

“My name is Suhad Abu Khdeir and I am coming to Washington DC on August 2 because I want liberty and justice for Palestine, please join me so we can have a louder voice when we tell Mr. Obama that we do not stand with Israel.”

National Leaders of the Muslim-American, Arab-American and Peace organizations will speak at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. on Weds. July 30 at 9:30am on Gaza War at the Murrow Room, 13th Floor

A broad coalition will take to the streets Aug. 2 to demand an end to the Israeli massacre in Gaza