If you haven't guessed already, I am an advent supported of Kū Kiaʻi Palekekine (Palestine).  As an Indigenous woman myself, whose home has and currently is going through colonialism, occupation and the erasure of our history in minuscule and big ways, there is no way I could not support Palestinians in their fight of liberation.  Some of my views may be controversial, and I am sure that we might disagree on somethings.  However, if you disagree with me that a genocide is going on and that a ceasefire should happen, then we are not on the same side of this conflict.

However, I don't want my views to dominate the conversation.  This isn't about me.  So in light of that, I have created a couple of different resources to learn about Palekekine, especially about the history of it.  And this is where you can find it.  There is also a On the Ground subpage under the Kū Kiaʻi Palekekine Page showcasing resources that are not made by me, so you can absolutely visit that for more information.  Education is key here, and I plead with those on the fence and those who have chosen one side, but feel that some information is missing, to educate themselves further and look into all of the different sides of this conflict.