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The opening as it read in 2010
Gaza Freedom March is a non-violent political campaign to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip .1The march will depart on 31 December from Izbet Abed Rabbo, an area devastated during last winter's Operation Cast Lead , and head towards Erez , the crossing point to Israel at the northern end of the Gaza Strip .2 More than 1350 people from 42 countries around the world are planning to join Palestinians in the march, among them Medea Benjamin , Alice Walker , Ronnie Kasrils , Alima Boumediene-Thiery , Hedy Epstein , Yusif Barakat Roger Waters , Starhawk , Louie Vitale , and Ann Wright . The march drew inspiration from various other campaigns such as Free Gaza Movement and Viva Palestina .
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The opening as it stood in 2015
Gaza Freedom March was a non-violent political march in 2009 to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip , planned to depart on 31 December from Izbet Abed Rabbo, an area devastated during Operation Cast Lead , and head towards Erez , the crossing point to Israel at the northern end of the Gaza Strip . More than 1350 people from 42 countries around the world were planning to join Palestinians in the march, among them Medea Benjamin , Alice Walker , Ronnie Kasrils , Alima Boumediene-Thiery , Hedy Epstein , Yusif Barakat, Roger Waters , Starhawk , Louie Vitale , and Ann Wright . However, the Egyptian authorities disallowed the protest, and the march could not take place as planned. The march drew inspiration from various other campaigns such as Free Gaza Movement and Viva Palestina .
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The opening as it stood in 2020
Gaza Freedom March was a plan for a political march, intended to be non-violent , in 2009 to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip , planned to depart on 31 December from Izbet Abed Rabbo, an area devastated during Operation Cast Lead , and head towards Erez , the crossing point to Israel at the northern end of the Gaza Strip . More than 1350 people from 42 countries around the world were planning to join Palestinians in the march, among them Medea Benjamin , Alice Walker , Ronnie Kasrils , Alima Boumediene-Thiery , Hedy Epstein , Yusif Barakat, Roger Waters , Starhawk , Louie Vitale , and Ann Wright . However, the Egyptian authorities disallowed the protest, and the march could not take place as planned. The march drew inspiration from various other campaigns such as Free Gaza Movement and Viva Palestina .
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
2009 planned political march in the Gaza Strip Gaza Freedom March was a plan for a political march, intended to be non-violent , in 2009 to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip . The march planned to depart on 31 December from Izbet Abed Rabbo, an area devastated during Operation Cast Lead , and head towards Erez , the crossing point to Israel at the northern end of the Gaza Strip . This march was intended to be one year after the Israeli Assault on Gaza which saw over 1,400 Palestinian casualties.The BDS movement stated that the march itself was “inspired by decades of nonviolent Palestinian resistance from the mass popular uprisings of the first Intifada to the West Bank villagers currently resisting the land grab of Israel’s annexationist wall.” More than 1350 people from 42 countries around the world were planning to join Palestinians in the march, among them Medea Benjamin , Alice Walker , Ronnie Kasrils , Alima Boumediene-Thiery , Hedy Epstein , Yusif Barakat, Roger Waters , Starhawk , Louie Vitale , and Ann Wright . However, the Egyptian authorities disallowed the protest, and the march could not take place as planned. The march drew inspiration from various other campaigns such as Free Gaza Movement and Viva Palestina .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
2009 planned political march in the Gaza Strip Gaza Freedom March was a plan for a political march, intended to be non-violent , in 2009 to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip . The march planned to depart on 31 December from Izbet Abed Rabbo, an area devastated during Operation Cast Lead , and head towards Erez , the crossing point to Israel at the northern end of the Gaza Strip . This march was intended to be one year after the Israeli assault on Gaza which saw over 1,400 Palestinian casualties. The BDS movement stated that the march itself was “inspired by decades of nonviolent Palestinian resistance from the mass popular uprisings of the first Intifada to the West Bank villagers currently resisting the land grab of Israel’s annexationist wall.” More than 1350 people from 42 countries around the world were planning to join Palestinians in the march, among them Medea Benjamin , Alice Walker , Ronnie Kasrils , Alima Boumediene-Thiery , Hedy Epstein , Yusif Barakat, Roger Waters , Starhawk , Louie Vitale , and Ann Wright . However, the Egyptian authorities disallowed the protest, and the march could not take place as planned. The march drew inspiration from various other campaigns such as Free Gaza Movement and Viva Palestina .
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non-violent political campaign to end the blockade of the gaza strip
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plan for a political march
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