Pakistanis continued to voice support for Palestinians through creative means, most recently at the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture (IVS).

‘Stand with Palestine: Coming Together for Peace and Justice’ saw 150 people attend the teach-in, poetry recitation and documentary screening Friday afternoon.

More than 100 pieces of artwork have been donated by students, faculty and alumni will be available for sale at IVS, according to one of the organisers of the event.

“We added the teach-in component because there’s a lot of outrage, emotions but not a full understanding of what the history is,” said Dr Faiza Mushtaq, dean and executive director of IVS.

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