Abed Abu Shehadeh has been released!

Contact Israel’s ambassadors to the U.S. and demand Ghassan’s immediate release: tinyurl.com/releaseghassan

Back in August, IfNotNow’s Shared Safety Delegation was lucky to spend time with Ghassan in the Nablus area of the northern West Bank. As shown in the above video, Ghassan told the Delegation about another recent mass arrest and explained how the Israeli government uses mass incarceration to destabilize Palestinian life.

URGENT! Ghassan Najjar, co-director of the Burin Land and Farming Cooperative, is being held by Israeli forces in “administrative detention” (Israel’s practice of incarcerating Palestinians indefinitely without charges).

🚨 For 31 days: The Shinaran family has been under siege in their home in Wadi Rakhim🚨

🧵 Israel imposes a blockade as a practice of ethnic cleansing

Now it’s time for action. Join us TOMORROW, Tuesday, November 10 at 8pm ET, to chart the path for what comes next. 

We’ll discuss the election results, talk next steps for our organizing to block US weapons to Israel, and hear from newly-elected representatives and key leaders across the movement.

Speakers to be announced soon! Sign up: innmvmt.org/nationalcall

The Sunday before the election, IfNotNow Movement held a powerful rally and canvass launch in Michigan — with partners Seed the Vote, Michigan United Action, Bend the Arc Jewish Action, Unity & Justice Fund, Out-Organize, and DRUM Beats — to kick off the final 72 hours to get out the vote for Abdul.

Almost a week after his historic victory, we are still celebrating. Our movement was thrilled to play a role in Abdul’s win.

“They're banking on bigotry to win an election. But we're smarter than that…we're tired of the divide-and-conquer strategy. We want more, we want substance, we deserve that.We're going to elect a candidate who stands for all of us, not just some of us.”

Thank you to special Democracy leader Lisa Tencer for your moving words to inspire and energize our 200 canvassers last weekend as they got ready to knock thousands of doors across Detroit.

Now it’s time for action. Join us next Tuesday, November 10 at 8pm ET, to chart the path for what comes next. 

We’ll discuss the election results, talk next steps for our organizing to block US weapons to Israel, and hear from newly-elected representatives and key leaders across the movement.

Speakers to be announced soon! Sign up: innmvmt.org/nationalcall

This past Sunday, IfNotNow Movement held a powerful rally and canvass launch — with partners Seed the Vote, Michigan United Action, Bend the Arc Jewish Action, Unity & Justice Fund, Out-Organize, and DRUM Beats — to kick off the final 72 hours to get out the vote for Abdul.

Now, days after the election, we are still celebrating his historic victory in Michigan. Our movement was thrilled to play a role in Abdul’s win.

“We have an opportunity here,to send a message to the rest of the country that no matter how much they try, no matter the tactics, no matter the fear mongering, no matter the propaganda, that Jews and Muslims are gonna organize together, we're gonna build together, and we're hank you to special guest, activist @lsarsour for your beautiful words to inspire and energize our 200 canvassers as they got ready to knock thousands of doors for @AbdulElSayed across Detroit.

Now it’s time for action. Join us next Tuesday, November 10 at 8pm ET, to chart the path for what comes next. 

We’ll discuss the election results, talk next steps for our organizing to block US weapons to Israel, and hear from newly-elected representatives and key leaders across the movement.

Speakers to be announced soon! Sign up: innmvmt.org/nationalcall

This past Sunday, IfNotNow Movement held a powerful rally and canvass launch — with partners Seed the Vote, Michigan United Action, Bend the Arc Jewish Action, Unity & Justice Fund, Out-Organize, and DRUM Beats — to kick off the final 72 hours to get out the vote for Abdul.

Now, days after the election, we are still celebrating his historic victory in Michigan. Our movement was thrilled to play a role in Abdul’s win.

WE ARE BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY RIGHT NOW.

Thank you to special guest, former congressman @Andy_Levin for your beautiful words to inspire and energize our 200 canvassers as they got ready to knock thousands of doors for @AbdulElSayed across Detroit.

RT @masafering: Following CNN's report on livestock theft, here is a thread of sheep and goat thefts that took place in South Hebron Hills…

Israeli Court Extends Detention of Palestinian Journalist Abed Abu Shehadeh democracynow.org/2026/11/5/head…

Kudos to @seed_the_vote, Jews for Abdul, @IfNotNowOrg and Michigan Jews for Democracy for your phenomenal work in building a movement to leave the MAGA period behind and resume building a more perfect union.

Don’t tell me the ground game doesn’t matter! Tuesday proved otherwise.

One reason a solid majority of Jews voted for Abdul? Because hundreds of Jews from Michigan and around the country talked to them at their doorsteps, one-on-one, empathetically and curiously.

Now it’s time for action. When the new Congress is sworn in on January 3rd, Democrats must not hesitate in delivering for the people. That means fighting for affordability, abolishing ICE, and ending military aid and blocking weapons to Israel. It means supporting true shared safety and equality for all Palestinians, Israelis, our neighbors, and ourselves. Tonight’s results prove loud and clear that these are the common-sense positions that voters demand. Our movement is ready to work with the new Congress to finally pass these transformative policies.

We’re also excited by the historic number of shared safety champions elected and re-elected to Congress this cycle, including IfNotNow Member Brad Lander and many IfNotNow Movement chapter-endorsed candidates, including Chris Rabb and Delia Ramirez. As with Abdul’s Senate win, most voters chose these progressive congressional candidates and many others not in spite of their bold, principled support for Palestinian human rights and blocking weapons to Israel, but in large part because of these popular positions.