AMP Associate Director Taher Herzallah to Speak at FOSNA

American Muslims for Palestine recently endorsed the Countering CUFI: Invest in Justice campaign by Friends of Sabeel North America (FOSNA). AMP Associate Director Taher Herzallah speaks at FOSNA. FOSNA is a non-profit, tax-exempt Christian ecumenical organization. They seek justice and peace in the Holy Land through nonviolence advocacy and education. Furthermore, Graylan Hagnler, Allison Tanner, and others are listed to speak at this virtual event. Taher Herzallah is the Associate Director of Outreach & Grassroots Organizing with the American Muslims for Palestine He is listed as a featured speaker, and will be engaging in dialogue with leaders of different faith backgrounds discussing CUFI, or Christians United for Israel, the largest Israel lobby in the US.

AMP Director Taher Herzallah: FOSNA and other Platforms

His campus activism has attracted the attention of Electronic Intifada and other platforms. AMP Associate Director Taher Herzallah spoke at FOSNA. It has published on platforms like the Orange County Register and Al Jazeera English, and has been featured in live interviews on Al Jazeera Arabic. He has authored a guide for student activists titled “Everybody Freeze.” Herzallah is also listed on FOSNA’s website as a speaker with an expertise in campus activism and “faithwashing” issues. Additionally, In 2011, Herzallah was a featured speaker at an event organized by the Rachel Corrie Foundation. He was also a featured speaker along many Jewish and Christian leaders in solidarity with the movement for justice in Palestine. Taher previously served as a community organizer with the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California.

Taher Herzallah is a campus activist who has spoken at events and been published on various platforms, focusing on Palestine justice issues. He also authored a guide for activists. Herzallah has expertise in “faithwashing” issues. Herzallah was a speaker at events organized by the Rachel Corrie Foundation. He also spoke at the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California.