Anthropological Society of America Support for the Rights of the Palestinian People

In a historic step, the American Anthropological Association adopted a resolution in support of the rights and freedoms of the Palestinian people. The American Anthropological Association (a non-profit organization and representative of thousands of university professors and scientists in the field of human and archeology) passed a resolution in support of the rights and freedoms of the Palestinian people, according to the State Radio and Television news agency; Impose sanctions on Israeli organizations and academic centers that support this racist and repressive regime and are partners in the defense of this regime. More than 71 percent of the members of the American Anthropological Association voted in favor of the decision, and the association's final resolution in support of Palestinian rights and freedoms was officially announced on Tuesday.

In its resolution, this association called for the end of $4 billion in aid to Israel and a boycott of this regime by institutions and organizations associated with it. It should be noted that the American Anthropological Association was founded in 1902 and more than 12 thousand university professors and prominent specialists are members of this association. Meanwhile, following the approval of the initial bill for judicial changes in the Zionist regime, the US State Department announced the continuation of US military assistance to Tel Aviv. According to the approval of this bill, the Zionist judiciary no longer has the right to overrule the decisions of the Zionist cabinet and its ministers under the pretext of unreasonableness. Large numbers of Americans have recently demonstrated in the cities of New York, Paterson and Chicago to support the Palestinian people and oppose the Zionist regime's recent attack on the city and camp of Jenin.