On February 28, 2026, the Alternative Palestinian Revolutionary Path Movement (Masar Badil), co-founded by Khaled Barakat from British Columbia, Canada, issued the following statement:
We call for the broadest mass demonstrations of rage against the U.S.–Zionist aggression on Iran
Let International Al-Quds Day, Friday, March 13, be a global day against the U.S.–Zionist war on our peoples
The Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement, the Masar Badil, calls on our supporters and affiliated organizations to launch the broadest popular mobilization of anger against the Zionist aggression on Iran. We also call for International Al-Quds Day to be a day of popular rage and comprehensive rejection, in the face of the ongoing Zionist aggression against our Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and throughout occupied Palestine, and against the U.S.–Zionist aggression on Iran that began today, February 28.
This dangerous escalation, engineered and carried out by Washington, Tel Aviv, and the capitals of Western imperialism, once again confirms the aggressive nature of the Zionist project and exposes the organic link between U.S. hegemonic policies and the crimes of the occupation in Palestine and the region. It also constitutes a blatant assault on the sovereignty of states and the rights of peoples, and threatens to widen the circle of war and destabilize the region.
The movement affirms that the unity of the forces of resistance and the free peoples is the natural response to this U.S.–Zionist aggression, and that confronting the policies of war and domination requires broad popular mobilization across all arenas — through demonstrations, sit-ins, comprehensive boycotts of the enemy and its interests, and the escalation of all forms of popular and political pressure and direct action in defense of Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran, and the peoples of the region.
The movement calls on the masses of our Palestinian people at home and in the diaspora, and on the free people of the Arab nation and its living forces, to transform International Al-Quds Day into a unified militant moment to express popular rejection of the aggression and to affirm that Palestine will remain the central cause, the compass of the struggle, and the center of confrontation until the demise of the Zionist entity and the end of colonialism.