International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People: Activities

Athens, Greece

What: International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
On 29 November, the day that the UN has designated as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, we take to the streets to remind everyone that Palestine continues to remain under occupation, apartheid and genocide – and that the international community has a historic obligation towards the Palestinian people and their inalienable rights.
BDS Greece calls on everyone to the gathering & march.
When: 29 November, 14h30
Where: Eleftherias Park, Athens, march to Embassy of Israel
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Barcelona, Spain

What: March, launched and coordinated by the Coalició Prou Complicitat.
Cultural workers from the Institute of Radical Imagination will join the march.
When: 29 November, 12h00
Where: Parc de Joan Miró, Barcelona
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Bucharest, Romania

What: Areej Ashhab: Raising the Rain-making Flag (راية الاستسقاء). An intervention at the Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life
The Rain-making Flag (راية الاستسقاء) is an offering from the land of Palestine to the desertifying land of the Station in Romania, inspired by traditional rain-making rituals, where seasonal flowers and traditional practices call for rain. Dyed with natural earth pigments, the flag transforms in the rain, one message fading as the other emerges.
The intervention takes place as part of the actions organized by the cultural workers of L’Internationale to mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
When: 29 November 2025
Where: Int. Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life, Primăverii 10, Siliștea Snagovului village, jud. Ilfov, Romania

Gothenburg, Sweden

What: Reading group, HDK-Valand for Palestine and L’Internationale Online
Since 2024 the group HDK-Valand staff for Palestine has been convening a reading group in collaboration with L’Internationale Online, reading texts from the ongoing publishing strand ‘Collective Study in Times of Emergency’. To mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People we will read the text ‘Everything will stay the same if we don’t speak up’ and the recently penned ‘Cultural Workers of L’Internationale mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People’ together.
When: 28 November, 13h00
Where: HDK Café, Kristinelundsgatan 6-8, 411 37 Göteborg

What: Shut Elbit Down
Weekly manifestation at the Gothenburg Central Station to inform and mobilize to shut down Elbit Systems office in Gothenburg. Shut Elbit Down are protesting, spreading information and putting focus on Wallenstam, the company who are providing rental space and earning money from Elbit, on Elbit collaborations and trade agreements with the Swedish military and civil society, as well as on Elbit itself, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer.
When: 28 November, 17h00
Where: Gothenburg Central Station


What: Read the Children's Names. Action for Gaza.
We will honour the children killed in Palestine and Israel by reading their names. When we gathered in October 2024, there were about 50 Israeli children's names and 11,500 Palestinian children's names on our lists. When we gather this year, the number of dead children in Gaza will have exceeded 20,000. Participate by reading the names of one or more children.
When: 29 November, 10h00
Where: Järntorget, Göteborg
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What: Demonstration
Join the weekly demonstration in support of Palestine. This week we march together in a quiet demonstration, with a focus on children, honoring last week’s UN Convention on the Right of a Child, which was adopted as law in Sweden in 2020. Together, we stand up for every child’s right to life, safety and education. Speeches by children and a performance by the Nasle Noor children’s choir.
When: 30 November 14h00
Where: Gustav Adolfs torg, Gothenburg

Istanbul, Türkiye

What: Screening: ‘A Bunch of Questions with No Answers’ (2024), Alex Reynolds and Robert Ochshorn
A Bunch of Questions with No Answers is a record of the questions posed by journalists to the US State Department during press briefings between October 3, 2023, and the end of the Biden administration about the ongoing genocide in Palestine. The 23-hour film by artists Alex Reynolds and Robert Ochshorn deliberately omits the convoluted answers to these questions that demand transparency and accountability. The work is a compelling account of the asymmetry in how discourse is produced, the ambiguity of official language, and the limits of the mechanisms for public accountability. The film has been shown internationally, including in Belfast, Brussels, Ghent, New York, and Madrid.
When: 29 November 13h00 – 30 November, 12h00
Where: Salt Beyoğlu, Istanbul
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Ljubljana, Slovenia

What: 'If Only I were a Candle in the Dark'. Day long programme at the MG+MSUM
Video screenings of the past presentations, talks and lectures related to Palestine organized by the Moderna galerija (2023-2025), featuring Rana Anani, Toufic Haddad, Essa Grayeb, Majd Nasrallah, Bojana Piškur, Angelina Radaković, among others.
When: 29 November, 10h00–18h00
Where: Moderna galerija, Cankarjeva 15, Ljubljana
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What: Newly opened exhibition by the Lebanese-American artist Walid Raad, 'Festival of (In)gratitude'. Through created documents and stories related to the political and socio-economic contexts of Lebanon and other parts of the Middle East, Raad imagines a surrogate world of violence against people, land and history, one filled with otherworldly doubt, idiosyncrasy, wit, and labyrinthine space and time. In this exhibition, Raad expands his temporal, geopolitical, cultural, and epistemological frame by inserting aspects of the Slovenian and (post)Yugoslav worlds, which he tackles through new works created in dialogue with archival material from Moderna galerija.
When: 29 November, 10h00 – 18h00
Where: Moderna galerija, Cankarjeva 15, Ljubljana
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What: Reading: Cultural Workers of L’Internationale mark International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine (in Slovene)
Moderna galerija and ZRC SAZU are joining the public protest in the city centre organized by the Movement for Palestinian Rights and other initiatives
When: 29 November, 11h00
Where: Prešeren square, Ljubljana
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What: Open crocheting workshop with the No-Border Craft collective and a bazaar of crocheted items related to Palestine.
A self-organized female collective No-Border Craft will mentor the participants of the workshop in making their own hand-craft products.
When: 29 November, 16h00–18h00
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Maistrova 3, Ljubljana
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Madrid, Spain

What: Reading: Cultural Workers of L’Internationale mark International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine (in Spanish).
The cultural workers of L’Internationale, together with colleagues and allies from the cultural ecosystem, are calling for an event on November 29th, International Solidarity with Palestine Day, at 1:30 pm in Plaza Juan Goytisolo in front of the door of Reina Sofía. This gesture of remembrance, resistance, and solidarity with the Palestinian people will take place through a collective reading of the manifesto and the recitation of Palestinian poems. We want to resonate with other voices from various European cities who, through culture, are joining together to continue demanding an end to the genocide and the right to peace and existence for the Palestinian people in their territory. We will continue speaking about Palestine, denouncing the genocide and the complicity of Europe and its institutions. Palestine is everywhere, and the future of all depends on its freedom.
When: 29 November, 13h30
Where: Plaza Juan Goytisolo, in front of Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid
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What: Unified demonstration “PALESTINE RESISTS. 78 years of the Partition Plan”
Demonstration organized by Red Solidaria contra la Ocupación de Palestina (RESCOP) in all Spanish territory, with national coverage, see link below for different calls in Spanish cities. The march is called to coincide with the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People and the 78th anniversary of UN Resolution 181 (Palestine Partition Plan). The organizations denounce “78 years of colonization, military occupation, apartheid and ethnic cleansing” and the ongoing genocide in Gaza, demanding a ceasefire, a total arms embargo on Israel and the breaking of political, military and economic relations of the Spanish State with Israel.
When: 29 November, 18h00-21h00
Where: Atocha-Gran Vía, Madrid
More information: @madridconpalestina IG Account / rescop.org

What: TPCGP-25 – People's Tribunal on complicity with the Palestinian genocide in the Spanish State
The People's Tribunal on Complicity with the Palestinian Genocide in the Spanish State (TPCGP-25) is a tribunal of opinion, organized by the University Network for Palestine, which will publicly present the evidence that the network, with the collaboration of different organizations, research centers, solidarity groups, campaigns and platforms, has been systematically collecting on the links of complicity or institutional and business collaboration that, from the Spanish State, have contributed to the commission of this crime against the Palestinian people.
Unlike the Gaza Tribunal, the TPCGP-25 does not investigate the commission of genocide itself, but rather the complicity of third parties in it, in line with recent pronouncements by international bodies (especially the International Court of Justice in July 2024 and the United Nations General Assembly in September 2024) regarding the obligations and responsibilities of third parties with respect to apartheid, illegal occupation, and other forms of violation of international law by Israel.
When: 28-29 November
Where: Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM). Campus de Somosaguas, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Madrid
More information: Red Universitaria por Palestina / Tribunal de los Pueblos

What: Event of the Council and Official Colleges of Social Work: ‘Every day with Gaza, Free Palestine’ – mobilization November 29
The Council frames the campaign “Every Day with Gaza, Free Palestine” as an ethical and professional response to the genocide in Gaza, reaffirming the responsibility of Social Work in the defense of human rights. On November 29, they are calling for simultaneous events at all Colleges to raise awareness of their stance against the genocide, read a manifesto, and display a shared banner, joining other social platforms that are demanding a definitive ceasefire.
When: 29 November, 12h00
Where: Headquarters of the Official College of Social Work of Madrid (COTS Madrid) - At the entrance of the College in Madrid city (address updated on their website / networks).
More information: @colegiotsmadrid Instagram

Milan, Italy

What: Marches, launched and co-ordinated by the USB trade union.
Cultural workers from the Institute of Radical Imagination will march with the Vogliamo Tutt’Altro art assembly.
When: 28 November, 9h30
Where: Porta Venezia, Milan
When: 29 November, 14h00
Where: Piazza XXIV Maggio
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Rome, Italy

What: National march, launched and co-ordinated by the USB trade union.
Cultural workers from the Institute of Radical Imagination will join the national march in Rome, where Vogliamo Tutt’Altro will also be present — a march that will also include Greta Thunberg and Francesca Albanese.
When: 29 November, 14h00
Where: Porta San Paolo, Rome
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Venice, Italy

What: March, launched and co-ordinated by the USB trade union.
Cultural workers from the Institute of Radical Imagination will march with the Biannalocene art assembly.*
When: 28 November, 8h15
Where: Piazzale Roma, Venice
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* In Venice, the Biannalocene assembly will also take part in an action targeting Leonardo, the state-owned weapons manufacturer.

Warsaw, Poland

What: Solidarność i Pokój dla Palestyny / Solidarity and Peace for Palestine
On Saturday, November 29, at 12h00, we, cultural workers, artists, and allies, will gather at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw to demonstrate for solidarity and peace for Palestine. The action is organized in cooperation with the Workers Union Committee of Inicjatywa Pracownicza. Together, we will read our call to Warsaw's cultural institutions, demanding they do not remain silent on Palestinian genocide, as well as excerpts from selected Palestinian texts and poetry. At 13:00 we will join a demonstration organized in front of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, bearing banners and flags prepared for the occasion.
When: 29 November, 12h00
Where: Museum of Modern Art Warsaw
Information/ links about other actions, marches, activities happening around 29 November: Instagram: @globalmovementtogaza_poland

Zagreb, Croatia

What: Tatreez: Lecture and Workshop
On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) and the Initiative for a Free Palestine host a day-long program. It begins with a lecture by Bojana Maraš, ‘Tatreez – Embroidery as a Mark of Longevity and Palestinian Resistance’, followed by a tatreez workshop led by Gaza-based artist Rania Zarifa. The program explores the cultural, historical, and political significance of Palestinian embroidery.
When: 29 November, 12h00–17h45
Where: MSU Zagreb
Registration for the workshop is required by 25 November 2025 at msu.radionice@gmail.com.
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What: Exhibition: ‘Gaza Remains the Story’
Traveling exhibition from the Palestinian Museum in Ramallah showing solidarity with the Palestinian people.
When: 17–27 November | Mon–Fri, 10h00–18h00
Where: Blok, Školica za 5, Hebrangova 5, Zagreb
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What: International Seminar & Workshop: ‘Gaza Remains the Story’
Engaged and solidarity-based museum practices – how museums and curators can act as socially responsible and politically aware spaces, showing support for affected communities.
Speakers: Rana Anani (Ramallah), Maria Mallol González (Madrid), Bojana Piškur (Ljubljana), Ana Škegro (Zagreb)
When: Wed 26 November, 17h00–20h00
Where: Blok, Školica za 5, Hebrangova 5, Zagreb

What: Reading Circle: ‘Even Death Has Died in Gaza’
Ahead of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People and the tatreez program at MSU on 29 Nov the Initiative for a Free Palestine and Students for Palestine open their winter reading circle with Abdaljawad Omar’s literary-theoretical essay ‘Even Death Has Died in Gaza’. The Croatian translation by Stipe Ćurković – who will join the session – is available here.
When: 28 November, 18h00
Where: Klub MaMa, Preradovićeva 18, Zagreb
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What: March ‘United Against Fascism’
When: 30 November, 12h00
Where: Zagreb Main Railway Station
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