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I don't really know what to do for Palestine anymore (lemmygrad.ml)

submitted 2 days ago by SlayGuevara@lemmygrad.ml to c/comradeship@lemmygrad.ml

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Israel is starving Gaza as we speak. They are explicitly stating no Palestinian will make it out alive.

I protest. I get out on the street. I boycott. But it doesn't improve these situation in the slightest. The rest of the world is looking and doing nothing. And I feel like losing hope a bit. Like, what can I do more? I don't know anymore.

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[–] Hypotheticalwhatif@lemmy.ml 10 points 2 days ago

What else can be done for Palestine as a person in the imperial core? I have been wondering this myself for a while.

I have an concept rolling around in my head but it is a bit extreme. Not Bushnell level extreme but close. It could make a positive difference if all the pieces came together without a hitch but I don't know if the difference is worth the risk. I'll admit I am too big of a coward to participate in the execution of something like this and any logistical reasons I don't are secondary to that fact.

what if... hypothetically...

a zionist israeli living abroad got placed in detention with their release dependant on an end to the genocide and blockade. Obviously it would not be done by any state because the states are all complicit so it would have to be citizen's arrests. Their detention would need to be announced to increase the international pressure on the zionist entity and hopefully it might inspire similar actions around the world. The resistance would then have more leverage for negotiations and the genocidal entity wouldn't be able to bomb that leverage to death.

There would need to be a remote and secure endpoint for long term detention. There would need to be a reasonably complex chain of custody in order to keep the end point from being discovered. Probably like 3 or 4 hand offs minimum? That chain would need to be made of people unconnected to each other aside through a central planner who didn't know the end point.

The people who did such a thing would all be classified as terrorists and likely be hunted for the rest of their lives.