The pledge states that the signatories will not collaborate with Israeli publishers and institutions that fail to acknowledge the oppression of Palestinians and their rights.
The statement emphasizes that culture has been instrumental in normalizing injustices and that Israeli institutions have contributed to disguising the oppression of Palestinians.
The letter draws parallels to the boycott against apartheid in South Africa, urging signatories to reflect on the complicity of Israeli institutions in ongoing injustices.
The letter culminates in a profound call for action, reflecting a moral and political crisis, urging writers and others in the literary field to take a stance.
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