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We added 3 new T-Shirts and a tote bag to our web shop. Get yours HERE

50% of all profits from ‘Praying Birds’ shirts will be donated to the ‘Women Wage Peace’ organization.

We made a colouring book for kids (and adults), now available to all for free via a download link on our site, so anyone can print it. We hope to provide some distraction and moments of calm during this time. If you would like to buy a hard copy, we have some in our webshop and all the profits will be donated to ‘Women Wage Peace’, a Jewish & Palestinian organisation founded by Vivian Silver, a peace activist who was murdered by Hamas during the 7th October massacre. Silver lived in Kibbutz Beeri, next to the border and used to drive people in need from Gaza for treatment in Israeli hospitals. She understood that more cycles of violence won’t bring safety, and devoted her life to act for a peaceful solution that will end suffering on both sides of the border. RIP Vivian 🕊️

You can Download a free file HERE (just add it to the basket and checkout)

Or buy a hard copy HERE

Download a printing file of the Praying birds poster HERE

And the Salam-Shalom (Peace in Arabic and Hebrew) poster HERE

*To download the files for free – add it to the basket and check out. 

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FREE PINK
Inbar Haiman, also known by her artist name PINK, is a graffiti writer and art student from our hometown Haifa. She was kidnapped by Hamas from the Supernova music festival on October 7. 

She is part of our community and we need her back here. The world needs more people like her at the moment, young people who want to create not destroy.

We demand of our government to bring the hostages back NOW

#freepink #freeinbar #Bringthemhomenow

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I want to write something with hope or a clear statement about what should be done, but the honest truth is I have none at the moment. I only feel deep sadness and pray that this madness will stop before more innocent people lose their lives.

From the new season of Top Boy on Netflix. Representing Haifa and London.

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