About 40 or so uncommitted delegates and their supporters slept on the sidewalk outside the United Center in Chicago on Wednesday night in hopes that the DNC will permit a pro-Palestinian speaker to take the main stage before the convention concludes Thursday night.
“We didn’t come here to do a sit-in,” claimed Abbas Alawieh, a delegate from Michigan and a leader of the Uncommitted National Movement, which supports a ceasefire in Gaza. “We’re just sitting here waiting for a call.”
The group noted that the parents of American hostage Hersh Goldberg were allowed to address the DNC main crowd on Wednesday night and hoped that a Palestinian speaker would be afforded the same opportunity.
“We heard Hersh’s story,” Alawieh continued. “We were moved by … the humanity in that story. And we are Democrats who have a party platform that says our party values every … life and every Palestinian life equally. And so we think we should also be featuring a Palestinian-American speaker from this stage.”
‘I am sad to report that 32,908 Democratic Kentuckians’ voices were not upheld at last night’s roll call.’ […]
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