The weekly peace vigils for Palestine continue.
Join Olympia Jewish Voice for Peace this week on Friday, December 27 after the vigil, at 6pm, for a community gathering celebrating the third day – and fourth night – of Chanukah as we call for an ARMS EMBARGO now.
We continue to gather to vigil and network for Palestine. As we reach week 55, the violence that began against Palestinians in Gaza has spread to the West Bank, Lebanon, and beyond. We’ll continue waving signs demanding an end to the violence, and for equality for Palestinians.
Thanks to the Olympia Fellowship of Reconciliation for organizing the vigils and welcoming us. Please respect the peaceful and welcoming nature that FOR has maintained at these weekly vigils for so many years.
Join us Monday, October 7, as we hold a peace vigil to mark one year of genocide against Gaza.
We’ll have signs to demand stopping the violence that has spread to the West Bank, Lebanon, and beyond.
This is same time as our usual vigils, with at the same time, but a different location.
Join us at the weekly peace vigils at Percival Landing this week as we mark 52 weeks of gathering to protest the most recent assault on Gaza.
The attack on the Palestinians in Gaza over the last year has now engulfed the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Lebanon and the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and our own government.
We will hold signs for an end to the violence and an end the funding of the violence.
Thanks to Olympia FOR for inviting us to join the peace vigils.
Olympia Arts Walk begins Friday at 4:00PM. After the vigil remember to see the art from Palestine that RCF will host at the Olympia-Rafah- Solidarity Mural, 119 1/2 Capitol Way, N., and the nearby Labor Temple.
Join us as we continue to gather for the weekly peace vigil in downtown Olympia
As we approach a full year of genocide against Palestinians it’s important we continue to maintain our presence demanding a permanent ceasefire and equality for Israelis and Palestinians.
Thanks to Olympia Fellowship of Reconciliation for holding these vigils, and inviting us to participate as we all gather to advocate for peace.
