Unfortunately, not only did Arabic Wikipedia go dark, but also the entire movement. The day marks a sad day in the history of a movement that should be neutral and respect the movement's readers, volunteers and donors around the world. This was the day when one of our most important projects was taken hostage by politics. This is not the vision of our movement. It is not what hundreds of thousands of volunteers have worked so hard to build.

For more than 19 years, I have volunteered for this movement, and I have never felt so ashamed.

What's next?

Let's take dark Hebrew Wikipedia and call for the release of 130 babies, elders, and civilians who were taken from their beds and are being held captive for more than two months without access to the red cross, whose medical condition is unknown.

In addition, I hope that European Wikipedias will go dark to raise awareness about the rising antisemitism and violence towards Jews.

I believe that this is our commitment as a movement according to the updated movement mission, as it seems from Arabic Wikipedia last action.