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Biography

Mohammed Abunahel is a journalist and peace activist from Palestine, now living in India, where he is pursuing his Ph.D. He serves as the researcher for World BEYOND War’s No Bases campaign. His primary areas of interest encompass the Palestinian national struggle with Israel, Middle East issues, and the U.S. political landscape concerning these matters. Mohammed’s work and writing are dedicated to shedding light on the Palestinian national struggle and advocating against U.S. foreign bases to resist military dominance. Notably, he is responsible for researching U.S. foreign bases for the comprehensive map of those bases that is available only on the WBW website, viewing this endeavor as a significant step toward addressing broader militarism issues.

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  Dec. 05, 2024

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  Dec. 04, 2024

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  Dec. 04, 2024

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World BEYOND War

World BEYOND War is a global nonprofit organization focused on abolishing war and promoting sustainable peace through nonviolent means. Founded in 2014 by peace activists David Hartsough and David Swanson, it operates with a decentralized model, featuring chapters in 31 countries and partnerships with over 100 affiliates worldwide. The organization advocates for the complete elimination of war, viewing it as an outdated and immoral institution. World BEYOND War engages in various activities, including education, activism, and media outreach. It provides resources, workshops, and campaigns to raise awareness about war abolition. The organization organizes nonviolent protests and produces content to promote peace narratives. Additionally, it supports grassroots organizing by offering training and resources to local chapters. Through its efforts, World BEYOND War aims to dismantle the military-industrial complex and foster nonviolent conflict resolution.