By Carolina Bracco* – LatFem

Far from being “collateral damage,” sexual and reproductive violence against Palestinian women is part of a long-standing colonial strategy. The genocide in Gaza is part of a demographic logic that seeks to prevent the reproduction of Palestinian life and annihilate not only the present, but also the possibility of a future.

The genocide in Gaza must be understood as the most recent phase of a colonial settlement project that, from its inception, aimed to eliminate the indigenous Palestinian population in order to guarantee Jewish supremacy over the territory. Far from being an exceptional episode, the current violence is part of a continuous Nakba, which began in 1948 and has never been interrupted.

That year, under the auspices of the British Mandate, Zionist militias carried out a systematic ethnic cleansing that forced more than 750,000 people to abandon their homes. More than 80% of the native population was expelled from the territory that would soon be declared the State of Israel. This foundational violence—accompanied by more than 13,000 murders—produced in a few months a radical transformation of the demographic composition: the Jewish population went from representing approximately 30% to 81% of the total. The objective was to replace the existing population, laying the foundations for a colonial order whose eliminationist logic continues to operate to this day.

But unlike other settlement processes, the colonial project did not end: it became normalized. Israel was recognized by the international community without any demands for justice, reparations, or the return of the displaced population. 

Despite the mass expulsions of 1948 and 1967—which affected 250,000 people—the immigration of more than one million Jews from the former Soviet Union between 1990 and 2000, and the multiple massacres, the proportion of Palestinian population in the territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea never stopped increasing.

In 2000, Jewish settlers and their descendants made up 52% ​​of the total population. By 2010, they represented only 49%. Ten years later, they accounted for just 47%. These figures come from Palestinian academic Joseph Masad , who sees the current genocide as a clear political strategy; the only one that would allow the settlers to maintain their supremacy over the historic Palestinian territory.

Concern about the demographic imbalance has always been present in Israeli rhetoric and policy. As early as the 1970s, then-Prime Minister Golda Meir—the same one who said that Palestinians “did not exist”—stated that she went to sleep worrying about how many Arab children would be born during the night. Four decades later, Justice Minister Ayelen Shaked openly declared that pregnant Palestinian women should be shot because “they give birth to little snakes.” 

As reproducers of life and national continuity, Palestinian women have historically been constructed by the colonial regime as demographic threats. Within this framework, sexual, obstetric, physical, and symbolic violence perpetrated against them has been a persistent and structural practice. Its aim is to disrupt the reproduction of Palestinian life and break its continuity over time.

Genocide must be understood precisely in these terms: as the systematic destruction of a people, which is not limited to direct physical elimination, but also operates through blockade, prolonged siege, induced famine, the production of collective trauma, and the annihilation of present and future prospects. In this process, women’s bodies become a central battleground, where reproductive violence functions as a technology aimed at preventing the very survival of the Palestinian people.

“Reprocidio”: to annihilate the present and the future

At the heart of genocide is the elimination of life. And that is why resistance to this attempt at erasure depends not only on immediate survival, but also on the capacity to reproduce life: to conceive, to give birth, to raise children. Today, in Gaza, that is practically impossible. Reproductive violence manifests itself at every level: there are no homes, no privacy, no specialist doctors, no fertility treatments. Rape leaves traumatic scars on bodies that directly affect the ability to conceive. Between 2022 and 2025, miscarriages increased by 300% and the birth rate fell by 41%. And even if a woman manages to conceive, under what conditions will she give birth? Without hospitals, without neonatal care, without anesthesia for cesarean sections. And if she gives birth and the baby survives, cold and famine await: malnourished mothers, without access to breast milk, without formula, without clean water, without basic immunity.

This set of practices is defined by the Gazan academic Hala Shoman as reprocidio : a specific form of colonial violence that aims to dismantle the reproductive structures of a population in order to eliminate it not only in the present, but also in its future potential.

The paradigmatic case was the bombing of the Al Basma fertility center , the largest in Gaza, in December 2023. A missile destroyed more than 4,000 embryos and over 1,000 samples of unfertilized sperm and eggs. Dr. Bahaeldeen Ghalayini, the center’s founder, described the magnitude of the attack with a heartbreaking phrase: “5,000 lives in a single projectile.” This deliberate attack is part of a systematic and sustained policy of reproductive annihilation, which ranges from the destruction of maternal and child health hospitals to the obstruction of safe childbirth, the use of sexual violence in prisons, environmental poisoning, the destruction of homes, and the structural impossibility of raising or breastfeeding children in conditions of minimal dignity.

This is compounded by the total collapse of the healthcare system, the lack of electricity in incubators, the surge in births without anesthesia or supplies, and the exponential increase in emergency cesarean sections and hysterectomies performed to prevent fatal hemorrhaging. In some cases, doctors have had to perform post-mortem cesarean sections to save babies from the wombs of their murdered mothers. 

The conditions of childbirth and raising children in makeshift shelters—many surrounded by Israeli tanks or lacking access to water, food, or privacy—have created an environment of structural trauma and hopelessness. Many women express a desire to carry their children back inside their bodies as the only way to protect them.

Meanwhile, attacks against reproduction are not limited to Gaza. In Israeli prisons, accounts of sexual violence and torture with direct impacts on reproductive health are multiplying. These assaults not only seek to harm individual bodies: they aim to humiliate, break, instill terror, and dismantle the intimate fabric of Palestinian life, erasing the possibilities of motherhood, fatherhood, or shared intimacy.

Sexual violence as a colonial technology

Sexual violence is not a recent or marginal phenomenon; it has been central to colonial practices from the very beginning. It has been a systematic policy of both labor and right-wing governments. In the Deir Yassin massacre on April 9, 1948, mass rapes of Palestinian women and girls were reported. According to historian Ilan Pappé, Zionist leaders proudly announced the high number of victims to sow panic. Under those circumstances, fleeing was the only rational option. Since then, thousands of girls and women, as well as men and boys, have been victims of rape, genital torture, forced feminization, and castration as part of a systematic colonial technology of domination.

The Sde Teiman detention center , where more than 4,000 Gazans have been held since October 7, has become a torture center even more brutal than Guantanamo or Abu Ghraib. Allegations of rape and sexual abuse are numerous. Instead of prosecuting the perpetrators, sectors of Israeli society have been seen demonstrating in defense of the accused soldiers .

Gender and sexuality dynamics are fundamental to understanding the structure of Israeli colonialism. Domination operates through the feminization of the enemy: raping a Palestinian woman is to humiliate her community; feminizing the colonized man is to symbolically castrate him; dismembering a body is to turn it into waste.

White, colonial, and Zionist masculinity is imposed not only by force, but also by discourse. In mainstream media and liberal circles in the West, Palestinians are portrayed as barbarians, violent, misogynistic, fanatical, or simply as faceless numbers.

This discursive operation constitutes what Orlando Patterson defined as “social death”: the symbolic dispossession of agency, history, and belonging to the human race. Within this framework, the rape of Palestinian bodies is a tool. And its impunity, a symptom of structural dehumanization.

In practice, this translates into a comprehensive genocidal policy where the deliberate destruction of schools, hospitals, universities, libraries, churches, mosques, and water and energy networks is a systematic strategy to prevent Palestinian social reproduction. What is sought to be destroyed is not only the present, but also the possibility of a collective future. It is a violence that affects bodies, but also knowledge, affections, memory, and ways of life.

Sustaining life under conditions of death

In this context of absolute violence, affirming life becomes an act of insurrection. However, not all families can or wish to reproduce. Many women have publicly expressed their decision to avoid pregnancy during the genocide, given the collapse of the healthcare system and the extreme risk of maternal or infant death. As Hala Shoman wrote on social media in August 2024: “Think carefully before bringing children into the world. Miscarriage rates have tripled. Mothers are bleeding to death. There is no milk, no food, no medicine. This is a plea wrapped in love and fear.” These words encapsulate the ethical and political dilemma faced by those who wish to continue an emotional and family life amidst a regime of extermination.

At the same time, this temporary refusal to reproduce does not contradict the affirmative impulse toward life, but rather forms part of an ethic of care and a politics of protection against extermination. As Shoman points out, resistance does not simply mean having children; it means making the conditions for life possible. And that, in Gaza today, is a radical form of struggle.

Sustaining life under conditions of death means challenging the legal framework that defines genocide solely in terms of death tolls. Destroying the capacity to reproduce, imposing perpetual mourning, closing off possibilities, preventing children from being raised, criminalizing childhood, and isolating desire are forms of annihilation that international law still fails to fully recognize.

The history of Palestinian women is the history of Palestine. It is a story of resilience and resistance, of occupation and exile, but also of continuity and the struggle for the very possibility of existing, of continuing, of living with dignity. It is a struggle not only for liberation, but also against elimination.

Palestinian women, in this context, are not only victims. They are active agents of resistance. Their bodies bear the marks of the extermination project, but also the stubborn will to live. And as long as there is life to be defended, to be reproduced, to be told, there will be a future for Palestine. 

*Carolina Bracco, political scientist, PhD in Arab and Hebrew cultures, writer and researcher.

Read also: https://www.elsaltodiario.com/palestina/israel-empleo-municion-carbonizo-3-000-gazaties-dejar-rastro

PALESTINA: Nuevos reportes denuncian mas de 75 mil muertes de palestinos por el Genocidio. Más de 1000 médicos partirán a Gaza en abril: Flotilla Global Sumud https://www.federacionanarquista.net/mas-de-1000-medicos-partiran-a-gaza-en-abril-flotilla-global-sumud/
https://globalsumudflotilla.org/

SAHARA: Convocatoria a Sahara de Pallasos en rebeldia a una iniciativa solidaria el ‘Festiclown Sahara’ que se celebrará en los campamentos de refugiados en el 50º aniversario de la proclamación de la República Árabe Saharaui Democrática (RASD)

ECUADOR: Lanzamiento de la campaña Sin Defensores No Hay Derechos frente a la criminalizacion a luchadores sociales en el Ecuador perseguidos por el gobierno de Daniel Noboa y sujetos a un sistemático acoso financiero con el bloqueo y cierre definitivo de cuentas bancarias.
https://frenteantiminero.com/sin-defensores-no-hay-derechos/

OAXACA: Libertad… pero no total; Miguel Peralta seguirá enfrentando juicios a pesar de victoria en el Tribunal. La respuesta organizada de la comunidad, grupos de apoyo, familiares y amigos sigue tejiendo resistencia.
https://wp.me/p6BKO7-3Po

OAXACA: Comunicado contra el fallo por indemnización: “Por ningún precio, el despojo de nuestro territorio”- Comunidad de Santa María Chimalapa, Oaxaca.
Fuente: https://hijosdelatierra.espora.org/?p=5927

CDMX: Denuncian violencia policial en actividades de protesta contra el mundial durante llegada de Clara Brugada a Coapa
https://radiozapote.org/denuncian-violencia-policial-en-actividades-de-protesta-contra-el-mundial-durante-llegada-de-clara-brugada-a-coapa/

JALISCO: Denuncian ataque a colectivo en defensa de agua y los rios de El Salto Jalisco, fueron victimas de agresión en narco bloqueo.
Fuente: Agrupación Un Salto de Vida
https://www.facebook.com/100068155622074/posts/1245175567764286/?rdid=wt6zaNS3qf9LIQCT#

Jornada global demanda Justicia para Samir Flores.
https://wp.me/p6BKO7-3Pg

TecnoAcratas: Abra ahora habla español: una herramienta clave para la soberanía digital en América Latina
https://cuidados.yanapak.abyaya.la/2026/02/23/abra-ahora-habla-espanol-una-herramienta-clave-para-la-soberania-digital-en-america-latina/

On April 12, 2026, the largest flotilla in support of Gaza in history will depart from the port of Barcelona, followed by other ports, heading to Palestine.

(Join the Flotilla or support with a donation here: https://globalsumudflotilla.org/)

The Flotilla will carry more than 1,000 healthcare professionals in response to the systematic destruction of Gaza’s healthcare system by the State of Israel. In Gaza today:

• 34 out of 36 hospitals have been partially or totally destroyed.
• There is an active blockade that restricts the entry of essential medicines and medical equipment.
• Healthcare workers are operating under extremely difficult conditions and without support.
• Over 20,000 Palestinians require urgent treatment abroad and are not allowed to leave.

In response to the situation, the Flotilla will carry urgently needed medicines and equipment, as well as healthcare workers who will join Palestinian doctors’ efforts in the midst of genocide.

The Flotilla will also be joined by the search and rescue ship of the organization Open Arms. Open Arms has saved 70,000 migrants fleeing war, persecution, or hunger while navigating the Mediterranean. In 2024, Open Arms joined the World Central Kitchen organization on two aid missions to Gaza. The first succeeded in delivering 200 tons of food to the Palestinian population that was being annihilated by Israel’s starvation policy. The second mission, however, was cowardly attacked by Israel with several missiles, killing seven people on a humanitarian mission.

Despite the rhetoric of ceasefire, the blockade and genocide of the Palestinian people by Israel continue. Only the unity and collaboration of all of us who stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people will be able to stop the genocide.

Join the Flotilla or support with a donation here: https://globalsumudflotilla.org/

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Rompiendo Fronteras

PALESTINA: Israel lanzó bombas termobáricas en Gaza que “evaporaron” a 2.800 palestinos, revela informe de AlJazeera. La maquinaria de guerra se puso a prueba con cuerpos Palestinos.

KURDISTAN SYRIO, KOBANE: 20 días bajo asedio. El asedio de la ciudad de Kobanê por grupos afiliados al Gobierno Transitorio de Damasco ha entrado en su vigésimo día. Aproximadamente 600.000 personas luchan por sobrevivir en duras condiciones humanitarias.
Fuente: https://espanol.anf-news.com/rojava-norte-de-siria/kobane-20-dias-bajo-asedio-57838

COLOMBIA: Cobertura especial del Encuentro de la Red de Mujeres Tejiendo el Futuro en Bogotá Colombia. Testimonios de una madre Kurda que perdió a su hija. Por la corresponsal Alexis.-
Fuente: Noticias de Abajo ML

MENSAJES INTERNACIONALISTAS. Desde Estados Unios y las multiples luchas contra el fascismo de Trump y contra el imperialismo en Venezuela y Cuba desde Caracas.

ITALIA: Indignación y movilización, miles salen a protestar contra el equipo de Israel en las olimpiadas de inverno en Milan.

Desde el ombligo del mounstro

COBERTURA ESPECIAL: Un rumor se levanta. En la Plaza Palestina Libre, diferentes colectividades hicieron una Okupa Cultural en el Centro Histórico de la CDMX durante 12 horas continuas con presentaciones políticas, poesía y música.
Fuente: Noticias de Abajo 

CHIAPAS: El Frayba ha documentado agresiones físicas y amenazas de muerte en contra de la Defensora de Derechos Humanos Poulette Celene Hernández, en el municipio de Tonalá, región Istmo-Costa del estado de Chiapas, México. Su vida en riesgo por sistemático acoso.
Fuente: https://frayba.org.mx/090226-agresion-poulette-cdhdigna

GUERRERO: Comunicado de la Misión Civil de Observación Sexta sobre la remoción del mecanismo de protección al promotor Jesús Plácido del CIPOG-EZ. Situación que pone en riesgo su vida.
Fuente: Congreso Nacional Indígena

REPUDIO AL PROSIONISTA PEDRO HACES:

• Rechazamos que algunos legisladores apoyen el genocidio y exigimos la ruptura de relaciones con Israel

La Coordinación General de Solidaridad con Palestina, expresa públicamente su repudio al vice coordinador de Morena en la Cámara de Diputados, Pedro Haces Barba y al resto de los diputados: los priistas Miguel Alonso Reyes (su coordinador), Rubén Moreira Valdez y Socorro Jasso Nieto, las y los panistas Margarita Zavala y Éctor Jaime Ramírez Barba, así como Carlos Arturo Madrazo Silva y Claudia Sánchez Juárez del PVEM, integrantes del Grupo de amistad México-Israel, al invitar al rabino sionista David Yosef, un declarado defensor del genocidio israelí contra el pueblo palestino, un hecho vergonzoso, por lo que incluso otros diputados de Morena rechazaron esa invitación.

Por desgracia el problema es mucho más profundo, porque si bien es necesario protestar por ello, los diputados deberían exigir la ruptura de relaciones con el ente sionista de Israel, para terminar con la compra de armas, la capacitación militar a las policías del país, la compra de tecnología y el intercambio comercial y académico con el estado de Israel, que como es público ha asesinado a más de 70 mil palestinos y palestinas, hombres, mujeres, niños, niñas y ancianos, en el peor genocidio después del holocausto durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, por el nazismo hitleriano, contra el pueblo judío.

Así que le hacemos un nuevo llamado a la Cámara de Diputados y al gobierno de la presidenta Sheinbaum, a que de una vez por todas rompan relaciones diplomáticas, comerciales, militares y académicas con el régimen fascista de Benjamín Netanyahu, apoyado incondicionalmente por el imperialista Donald Trump.

Muy bien lo dijo el diputado José Narro Céspedes “los diputados de Morena deben actuar conforme a los lineamientos del proyecto. En su historia México ha roto relaciones con países fascistas como Chile en su momento, con Augusto Pinochet, o como España con Francisco Franco”. 

Estamos de acuerdo con lo anterior, por lo que les exhortamos a que lleven al pleno de la Cámara la propuesta de romper todo tipo relaciones con Israel.

Por nuestra parte seguiremos llamando al pueblo de México, a las organizaciones democráticas e independientes, a realizar todos los esfuerzos por apoyar al pueblo palestino, que sigue resistiendo ante los despiadados ataques asesinos del sionismo, a pesar del supuesto “Plan de Paz” de Trump, que en realidad es un plan para apropiarse del territorio palestino, un plan de colonización.

¡Le exigimos al gobierno y al Congreso la inmediata ruptura de relaciones con Israel!
¡Repudio al falso “Plan de paz” imperialista de Donald Trump!
¡Fuera Pedro Haces y sus cómplices pro sionistas de la Cámara de Diputados!

Coordinación General de Solidaridad con Palestina

PALESTINA: 29 de noviembre, Dia internacional de solidaridad con Palestina.  Una fecha marcada por la memoria, la resistencia y la solidaridad internacional. 

EUA y MEX:  9 de diciembre Jornada de movilizaciones en el aniversario de la prisión politica de Mumia Abu Jamal y Actividades en memoria de Carolina Saldaña. Amigos de Mumia.

MÉXICO OAXACA-CDMX: Informe de la Comisión Civil de Observación a Eloxochitlan y Faena Internacionalista frente a la Corte para demandar el fin de la represión y hostigamiento contra el pueblo mazateco por parte del cacicazgo local de la región. https://www.facebook.com/asambleacomunelox.floresmagon

PUEBLA AUTONOMÍA: Concluye primer ciclo el Centro de formación para la Autonomía Teocentli. Organizaciones, comunidades se reunierón este 29 de noviembre en las instalaciones del colectivo MAIZ para finalizar el proceso de auto formación que tuvo la escuelita de la autonomia Teocentli.  Fuente: Laboratorio Popular de Medios Libres

PUEBLA, XOSTLA: Extractivismo del agua en Puebla pone en alerta nuevamente a los pueblos Cholutecas. Entrevista con Alejandro Chocolatl del Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra sobre el conflicto hídrico en la región. Noticias de abajo.

CHIAPAS: Convocatoria Zapatista a Semillero en CIDECI y a celebrar el aniversario de su rebelión. Enlace Zapatista 

JALISCO: PRONUNCIAMIENTO DEL CONGRESO NACIONAL INDÍGENA ANTE EL ASESINATO DEL COMPAÑERO MARCOS AGUILAR ROJAS COMUNIDAD INDÍGENA DE SAN LORENZO DE AZQUELTÁN

Fuente: Congreso Nacional Indígena, Radio Zapatista

(Bagnolet, December 2, 2025) On the first of December, the Israeli occupation forces raided the offices of La Via Campesina’s member organization in Ramallah and Hebron. Military units have sealed off the entire area, blocking all roads leading to the offices and preventing any movement toward the sites.
 
The forces have detained our members inside the buildings,  subjecting them to harsh and humiliating treatment, while conducting violent searches throughout the premises. Several of the members have been arrested and are now detained.
 
The raid included the destruction and confiscation of all office contents, including computers, hard drives, administrative files, financial documents, and logistical equipment. Soldiers have also deliberately destroyed office furniture, smashed doors, and damaged equipment as part of a systematic attempt to cripple the organization’s operations and silence its work with Palestinian farming communities.

The raid targeted specifically infrastructures of the Palestinian seeds bank in Hebron, destroying seed stocks that represent Palestine’s plant genetic heritage.  
 
Our member organisation operates in full accordance with international law ; its primary role is to support farmers in Palestine. This attack comes amid a broader escalation across the West Bank, where Israeli forces have intensified actions against Palestinian civil society organizations and agricultural institutions. Farmers, who take care of their land and territory, have been systematically targeted in recent months by settlers and Israeli occupation forces. These attacks against a peasant organisation aim to destroy food sovereignty and contribute to the genocidal enterprise against the Palestinian people.

We call upon all our member organisations and allies to contact their respective foreign ministries in order to exert pressure on the Israeli government to secure the release of all detainees.

We urge governments to:

• Call for the immediate and unconditional release of all detained members of La Via Campesina in Palestine and allied agricultural workers;
• Seek assurances that they will not be subject to ill-treatment, coercion, or further intimidation;
• Request an independent investigation into the raid on their offices and the confiscation or destruction of materials; and
• Communicate clearly, through diplomatic channels, that repression of lawful civil society organisations is unacceptable.

We call on all peasants’ organizations, social movements and allies worldwide to condemn firmly this attack and the imprisonment of peasant leaders and our members of a farmers organization.

La Via Campesina  stands firmly in solidarity with Palestinian farmers. This attack against one of our member will only strenghten our commitment towards the self-determination and the liberation of Palestinian people. 

This post is also available in Español and Français.

El próximo sábado, 29 de noviembre, es el Día Internacional de Solidaridad con el Pueblo Palestino. Este año esta fecha histórica es aún más importante para las fuerzas progresistas y democráticas del mundo entero, dada la situación política y humanitaria tan crítica en Palestina. 

El Plan de Paz de Donald Trump no ha detenido el genocidio israelí y a pesar del reclamo de la comunidad internacional, Tel Aviv se niega a aceptar un Estado palestino independiente y soberano, el único camino en este momento para garantizar los derechos nacionales y bienestar del pueblo palestino. Dado este panorama, se requiere una respuesta contundente y solidaria de los pueblos del mundo en apoyo a nuestras hermanas y hermanos palestinos. 

En la Ciudad de México la manifestación de solidaridad con Palestina del próximo sábado 29 de noviembre, saldrá a las 4 pm de la Plaza de Palestina Libre (Hemiciclo a Juárez) rumbo a la embajada norteamericana. Pedimos su ayuda para garantizar el éxito de la movilización. Concretamente, solicitamos: 

1. Difundir ampliamente en sus redes sociales los carteles (ver abajo) y el video de la embajadora palestina en México, Nadya Rasheed. 

2. Si tienen cuenta de X (Twitter), TikTok y/o Instagram, por favor hagan extensiva la invitación a la marcha. Para ello,pueden utilizar los videos de invitación, así como los carteles que encontrarán en https://pcpal.org.mx/carteles-para-la-marcha-del-29n/ . Sugerimos usar la etiqueta #Marcha29N

3. Difundir el video-invitación de personalidades y activistas para promover la marcha. Dichos videos están disponibles en: 

https://www.youtube.com/@PlataformaCom%C3%BAnporPalestina/shorts

4. Y LO MAS IMPORTANTE DE TODO…. SI PERTENECEN A UNA ORGANIZACIÓN SOCIAL O POLITICA, FAVOR DE INVITAR A SUS INTEGRANTES A ORGANIZAR UN CONTINGENTE PARA LA MARCHA. 

Para más información, pueden comunicarse a los siguientes números telefónicos: 

95 1236 4653, 55 2895 8057, 55 4175 2255, o 55 2388 6765

Saludos solidarios: Daniela González, Pedro Gellert, Héctor Valadez, Armando Soto.

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Rompiendo fronteras:  

Bolivia: El presidente Rodrigo Paz elimina el Ministerio de Ambiente y agua, poniendolo bajo control de intereses capitalistas y extractivistas. Colectivos ambientales, académicos y representantes de la sociedad civil boliviana manifiestan su preocupación. Fuente: Mongabay

Israel: No cesa de usar la violencia, bombardeos en Syria, Libano y Gaza contra poblaciones civiles por parte de las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel, medio oriente bajo la violencia colonial. Fuente: Resumen latinoamericano

Chile: Brutalidad policial en contra de miembros de comunidades Mapuche de Ercilla, sostenido el clima represivo por el Estado Chileno. Fuente: Radio Kurruf

PRESXS POLÍTCOS: Evento por la libertad de Mumia Abu Jamal y en homenaje a Carolina Saldaña, ambos periodistas que luchan por los derechos de todas y todos. Fuente: Amigos de Mumia México

Desde el ombligo del monstruo 

OAXACA: Gobierno Estatal de Oaxaca clasifica comunidad perseguida como “Foco Rojo” lo cual pone en riesgo a activistas, comuneras y comuneros organizados por la libertad de sus perseguidos. Fuente: Observatorio Memoria y Libertad

Chiapas: Libres, los cinco defensores tseltales de San Juan Cancuc, presos desde 2022. Cientos de indígenas han pasado por las cárceles de Chiapas por cargos fabricados. Fuente: Desinformemonos

Michoacán: Muere comunera por heridas de bala e indebida atención de hospitales de Michoacán. Roxana Valentín Cárdenas, comunera de San Andrés Tziróndaro, perdió la vida por heridas de bala y una indebida atención en hospitales de Michoacán, luego de que un grupo armado agrediera una movilización de comunidades purépechas por el 46 aniversario de la defensa de la tierra en Santa Fe de la Laguna. Fuente: La Cooperacha, Consejo Supremo Indígena

CDMX, XOCHIMILCO: Amenazas de muerte ponen en alerta a activistas en el sur de la Ciudad, el acoso contra  el periodista Max Negrete ha aumentado. Desde el martes 18 de noviembre, el periodista comunitario, Max Emiliano Negrete González, recibió tres mensajes con amenazas de muerte, a través de la red social Instagram, por parte de cuentas recién creadas, sin fotografías de perfil y con nombres que hacen alusión a un daño a la integridad y vida del periodista. Fuente: Articulo 19

FORO INFORMATIVO: LOS PELIGROS DE LA MINERÍA EN LOS PUEBLOS ÑUU SAVI, NAHUA E INGIWA 

Los Peligros de la Minería en los pueblos Ñuu Savi, Nahua e Inwiga, busca abrir un espacio de análisis, diálogo y acción colectiva, por lo que nos reuniremos con el objetivo de: Analizar de manera colectiva los impactos sociales, ambientales y culturales de la minería en los territorios de los pueblos Ñuu Savi, Nahua e Ingiwa y construir estrategias conjuntas que fortalezcan su defensa y la continuidad de la vida comunitaria.

ZONA TECNOACRATA

Modelos de lenguaje de Iinteligencia Artificial rechazan nuevos paradigmas y favorecen est status quo, validando discursos que se basan en el consenso y no en la realidad, dicha razón es la causa de respuestas falsas, justificar con argumentos falsos su sostenimiento de la realidad.

(Bagnolet: November 24, 2025) In the face of UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025), it becomes unmistakably clear that what is being offered to the world as a “framework for stability” is, in fact, one of the gravest international interventions imposed on Palestine in decades. Rather than ending the genocide, the resolution reorganizes it into an administrative project; rather than halting ethnic cleansing, it embeds it within the structures of multilateral legitimacy. At its core, the resolution places Gaza under an international trusteeship that converts the Israeli occupation into a formalized internationalized occupation, designed to fracture Gaza from the West Bank and to erase the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to self-determination.

Since the so-called ceasefire came into effect on 10 October 2025, Israel occupation has continued its campaign of killing with impunity. More than 312 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza during this period, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, while the West Bank has been subjected to an unprecedented wave of settler terrorism. UN monitoring has recorded over 260 settler assaults in October alone, the highest monthly figure since documentation began in 2006,turning villages, farms, and entire communities into daily targets of coordinated violence. This reality exposes the ceasefire as nothing more than a tactical pause that enables the reconfiguration of the assault rather than its end.

Behind its humanitarian language, Resolution 2803 is, in essence, an Israeli-designed project endorsed through the Security Council to formalize a new regime of control over Gaza. It replaces tanks with “stabilization forces,” replaces military checkpoints with “international mechanisms,” and replaces direct colonial domination with an “administrative peace” that entrenches the system of control rather than dismantling it.

First, by placing Gaza under an “International Stabilization Force” with broad coercive powers, the resolution imposes a new form of international trusteeship that strips Palestinians of the ability to govern their land, borders, reconstruction, and security. This is substitution of one occupying authority with a consortium of powerful states. It is occupation with a diplomatic face.

Second, the resolution reframes the core of the Palestinian struggle from resistance against a settler-colonial regime to a “security problem” requiring technical management. In doing so, it removes the political heart of the Palestinian question and converts Gaza into an administratively governed territory rather than an integral part of an occupied homeland. This logic absolves the Israeli occupation of its responsibilities, recasts the colonized as a source of instability, and reproduces the very violence it claims to resolve.

Third, Resolution 2803 advances a strategic project to separate Gaza from the West Bank by creating distinct governance, security, and administrative systems. This fragmentation entrenches the geographic and political division imposed by the occupation and aims to liquidate the unified territory and unified people that international law clearly recognizes. It revives the long-standing colonial formula: divide the land, divide the people, weaken the struggle.

Fourth, the resolution’s reference to a “pathway to a Palestinian state” is politically hollow and deliberately misleading. A state without sovereignty over borders, water, land, airspace, and reconstruction is not a state, it is a managed enclosure. It turns the dream of liberation into a bureaucratic arrangement that leaves Palestinians with the form of statehood but none of its substance.

Fifth, by replacing active bombardment with an internationalized apparatus of control, the resolution shifts genocide from its military phase to an administrative phase. Under the guise of stabilization, reconstruction, and oversight, the same power dynamics persist: domination over land, control over movement, and suppression of political agency. This is not peace, it is the re-engineering of violence.

La Via Campesina asserts that this resolution does not open a horizon for justice. It inaugurates a new chapter of imposed governance designed to subdue a people who have resisted expulsion, starvation, and systematic destruction. Gaza is being turned into a laboratory for global “security solutions” that serve geopolitical interests rather than the rights of the people who live on that land.

We also call upon all countries, especially those whose peoples have endured colonization, occupation, or imposed trusteeship, to reject this resolution at the UN General Assembly and to stand firmly with the Palestinian right to self-determination. Their historical experience makes their voice essential in confronting this new colonial framework.

We therefore call on social movements, workers’ unions, peasant organizations, feminist movements, and allies worldwide to:

1. Reject all forms of international trusteeship over Gaza, and oppose converting the Israeli occupation into any multilateral or “stabilization” regime.
2. Demand an immediate, unconditional end to the siege, the occupation, and all mechanisms of ethnic cleansing in Gaza and the West Bank.
3. Ensure unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid and immediate access for international and local journalists to document the situation without censorship or political control.
4. Intensify global Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) against the Israeli apartheid system and the corporations profiting from land theft, displacement, and destruction of agriculture.
5. Hold the Israeli occupation fully accountable for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, and call for effective international sanctions on political, military, and economic actors responsible.
6. Support Palestinian peasants, women, fishers, and workers, who remain at the frontline of defending land, life, and food sovereignty.

Gaza is not a “security file.” Palestine is not a territory to be administered. It is a homeland fighting for liberation.

La Via Campesina International

For land, for life, for food sovereignty and with the people of Palestine until full liberation.

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