Question 1

What is Reverse Canary Mission?

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Reverse Canary Mission is a platform that documents Israel's illegal occupation of Palestine and tracks individuals and organizations that support or enable this occupation, providing transparency and accountability in the fight for Palestinian rights.

Question 2

How does Reverse Canary Mission track occupation supporters?

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We document public statements, social media posts, and actions by individuals and organizations that support Israel's illegal occupation of Palestine, providing a comprehensive database for accountability and transparency.

Question 3

Why is tracking occupation supporters important?

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Tracking these supporters helps expose those enabling Israel's illegal occupation, promotes accountability, and supports Palestinian liberation by documenting who is complicit in the ongoing violation of international law and Palestinian rights.

Question 4

Is Israel's occupation of Palestine illegal?

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Yes, according to international law and numerous UN resolutions, Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal. The International Court of Justice has confirmed this, and the occupation violates the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Question 5

How can I submit information to Reverse Canary Mission?

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You can submit information through our submission guidelines page, which provides detailed instructions on how to report individuals or organizations supporting Israel's illegal occupation with proper documentation and evidence.

Question 6

What is the BDS movement?

Accepted Answer

BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) is a Palestinian-led movement that uses economic pressure to end Israel's illegal occupation and human rights violations against Palestinians, calling for justice and Palestinian rights.

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