Free Palestine benefit bandana
The Free Palestine reversible bandana in English and Arabic is a benefit for Palestine Legal who provides legal advice, Know Your Rights trainings, advocacy and litigation support to college students, grassroots activists and affected communities who stand for justice in Palestine. Palestine Legal also monitors incidents of suppression to expose trends in tactics to silence Palestine activism.
All proceeds after costs from your sliding scale donation go to Palestine Legal, so please donate generously if you're able. You can donate directly here, and learn more about their work here.
The black bandana is union made and union printed with white ink with text:
Free Palestine
فلسطين حرة
From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will Be Free
*This product is an independent project that is not affiliated with but proud to support Palestine Legal. This bandana previously supported Palestine Trek.
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