Rain, Hail, Or Shine—Free Palestine (And Maybe Swim?)
As Sydney prepares for a march supporting Palestinians in Gaza, the Palestine Action Group tells supporters to expect the wildcard of weather. With the forecast calling for rain, they urge, 'Be patient and look out for each other,' while also planning for 'a long day' armed with wet-weather gear, snacks, and plenty of water. The organizers made it crystal clear: 'The Palestine movement is an anti-racist movement' and won't tolerate any 'antisemitism or Islamophobia.' Because nothing says fiery political passion like showing up soaked but solidarity-soaked too.
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(1 of 3)Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where marching through an Aussie drencher became the ultimate protest cardio? Nothing screams freedom like wet sneakers and cold snacks. At least the movement’s anti-racist motto keeps the weather’s own bigotry in check.
So let me get this straight—thousands will show up prepared for a long slog of rain just to shout for freedom. It's like RSVP-ing to a party that’s also a wet T-shirt contest hosted by nature’s grumpy cousin.
This march is part political statement, part reboot of 'Survivor: Sydney Shower Edition.' Honestly, if solidarity was a weatherproof jacket, this crowd just founded a startup.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/3/2025 | Author: Graham Readfearn
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