The Palestine Masks (made locally in South Africa with specially imported Palestinian scarf/keffiyeh material) is a joint initiative between #Africa4Palestine and the Embassy of Palestine in Pretoria.
The trademark Palestine Keffiyeh scarf (from which the design for the mask is derived) has become an international symbol of resistance and solidarity. During the 1980s Palestinian leaders, including Yasser Arafat, Leila Khaled and others made the keffiyeh widely popular. It is undoubtedly a fashionable and stylish accessory, but wearing it also has deep political and cultural connotations ‑ it is a symbol of resistance against injustice and resilience in the pursuit of a more just, caring and loving world.
Purchase your own Palestine Mask by simply sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The masks, available in small, medium and large, cost R90. Proceeds go toward Palestine solidarity and charity efforts on the African continent.
From the newsletter of Africa Palestine, formerly BDS.
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n an expression of solidarity, Dr Bandile Masuku, the South African official responsible for health in the province of Gauteng, together with other members of his team have been spotted wearing Palestine Masks as they wage the fight against Covid19. |
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Purchase your own Palestine Mask by simply sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The masks are available in Small, Medium and Large. They are made with elastic that conveniently goes around one's head. The masks cost R90 ($6). Any proceeds go toward Palestine solidarity and charity efforts on the African continent.
Collection is currently available from our Johannesburg office and will soon also be available in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Durban and Polokwane. |
Gauteng official shows solidarity with Palestine
Dr Bandile Masuku, Gauteng MEC for health, together with other members of his team, was spotted wearing a mask that expressed solidarity with Palestine. His team were on an official visit to address the Covid-19 infections in the province.
The Palestine Masks (made locally in South Africa with specially imported Palestinian scarf/keffiyeh material) is a joint initiative between #Africa4Palestine and the Embassy of Palestine in Pretoria.
The trademark Palestine Keffiyeh scarf (from which the design for the mask is derived) has become an international symbol of resistance and solidarity. During the 1980s Palestinian leaders, including Yasser Arafat, Leila Khaled and others made the keffiyeh widely popular. It is undoubtedly a fashionable and stylish accessory, but wearing it also has deep political and cultural connotations ‑ it is a symbol of resistance against injustice and resilience in the pursuit of a more just, caring and loving world.
Purchase your own Palestine Mask by simply sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The masks, available in small, medium and large, cost R90. Proceeds go toward Palestine solidarity and charity efforts on the African continent.
From the newsletter of Africa Palestine, formerly BDS.