Kokomo 4 Palestine

10/28/2024

K4P strongly condemns the statements made at the Logansport City Council meeting on Monday October 14.

We call for the resignation of City Council President Dave Morris!

Racism has no place in our communities.

10/05/2024

Thank you all who came out with us to mourn and honor the lives of the martyrs. Israel has cut short the beautiful lives of so many people. We stand to bring justice to those responsible and hold accountable those complicit in genocide.

Tonight we were blessed by the attendance of several community members. Thank you all for your bravery and courage. We cannot do what we do without you.

We honored all martyrs from Palestine, Syria, Yemen, and Lebanon tonight but gave special focus to a few whose story we wanted to share.

Islam Hijazy, Gaza program manager for HEAL Palestine and a mother of two small children. Known for her selfless humanitarian work and refusal to leave Gaza.

Medo Halimy, known for documenting the genocide on Instagram. Sharing his daily life and showing how people survive in Gaza.

Wafa al-Udaini and her family, a journalist known for uplifting everyday Palestinian voices. She was killed in Deir Al-Balah in an airstrike along with her children and husband.

Amal and Ayloul Salem, two young girls who were martyred alongside 140 members of their family by an Israeli airstrike.

Rabab Marouni, Zeinab Marouni, and Zainab Hamdan. Rabab and Zeinab were sisters teaching at a middle school in Southern Lebanon. Their cousin Zainab was also a teacher at an evangelical school. All three were killed in Israel's bombing of southern Lebanon.

Martyrs are not numbers to count. They are lives we must mourn and honor. We will never forget their sacrifice.

Free Palestine

09/28/2024

Please share this documentary. Listening to people from Gaza and the West Bank is vital to understand how this genocide has affected their lives

As Israel’s bombing campaign continues in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis deepens to catastrophic levels, the Biden administration has not wavered in its su...

09/26/2024

Please join us Friday, October 4th, in the Foster Park Pavilion at 6pm to honor the lives of the martyrs who have sacrificed everything for their home.
If you can, please consider donating to Operation Olive Branch to directly support families in Gaza (🔗 is in our Bio)
Palestine will be free

07/15/2024

Our next book club meeting will be Saturday, August 3rd at the South Branch Library at 1PM. We’ll be discussing Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement by Angela Davis - it is a short read! If you need any assistance in getting the book, message us and we will help you. Hope to see you there!

05/07/2024

Join us for our next book club meeting at the Main Branch Library! We’ll be reading Edward Said’s ‘The Question of Palestine,’ and our discussion will be held on 5/25 at 11 AM in the library’s second floor meeting room. If you need assistance in getting the book, let us know!

05/02/2024

To welcome in the month of May, Kokomo for Palestine is hosting another series of Palestine Teach-Ins! We’ll be touching on different connections between oppression in the US and Israel’s occupation of Palestine at each session. We hope to see you there, and we encourage you to bring your friends!

03/21/2024

Kokomo for Palestine presents: Palestine 101! These sessions are open to anyone who wants to learn more about Palestine, no matter how much you do or don’t already know.

We’ll be hosting three sessions covering the history of Palestine, US involvement in Palestine, and connections to other struggles here and abroad. We’ll also talk about what actions we can take in support of Palestinians. Join us to expand your knowledge and meet others who want to support Palestine!

When: Sat., 3/30 | Sat., 4/6 | Sat., 4/13

Where: Kokomo South Branch Library, Tulip Tree Room

What time: 4:30

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03/19/2024

Our next book club will be Sunday 4/14 at the South Branch Library, 4 PM! We’ll be discussing The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine by Palestinian historian Rashid Khalidi, and we’d love to see you there! If you need any assistance in getting the book, message us and we will help you

03/09/2024

Photos from our vigil for Aaron Bushnell and others. Thank you to everyone who attended and spoke 🍉🍉

02/28/2024

Aaron Bushnell, may he rest in peace, lost his life in an act of protest on behalf of the Palestinian people. On February 25, 2024, Aaron self-immolated in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington DC. He was an active duty member of the US Air Force, and was wearing his fatigues when he lit himself on fire. We are deeply saddened to hear of his passing and deeply moved that he gave up his life to draw attention to the genocide that is being waged against the Palestinian people. We hope you will join us in mourning the loss of both his life and those killed in Palestine - and we hope that you will fight for a free Palestine, for Aaron.