QUICK FACTS
Date of Birth
1988
Jerusalem, Palestine
Place of Birth
Why Featured?
Ramzi Al Abbasi is notable for his activism in highlighting the Palestinian cause through adventurous endeavors and social media advocacy. He founded Palestine Travellers, which has become a significant movement for raising awareness about Palestinian rights and culture.
BRIEF BIO
Ramzi Al Abbasi is a Jerusalem-born Palestinian activist and the founder of Palestine Travellers. He is also a physiotherapist for children with special needs. Abbasi is widely recognized for his efforts in raising international awareness about the Palestinian situation, using adventurous mountain climbing as a platform to promote Palestinian identity and resilience.
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DATE
Monday, January 26, 2026
MAJOR MILESTONES
Key dates & turning points
Born in Jerusalem and residing in the village of Silwan.
Graduated from the Faculty of Physiotherapy at Bethlehem University in 2009.
Founded Palestine Travellers four years ago, a group with around 200 members.
Led the climb to Mount Ararat in Turkey, carrying the Palestinian flag...See More
Provided testimony on the conditions by the Israeli occupation forces inside Negev Prison upon his release...See More
CONTRIBUTIONS
What they did, and why it matters
Raised awareness about Palestine by flying the Palestinian flag on mountain tops, including Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Elbrus, and Everest Base Camp...See More
Utilized social media to publicize events in Jerusalem and advocate for Palestinian rights...See More
Organized self-funded trips to various Palestinian areas to document Palestine’s culture and heritage.
Actively involved in campaigns to counter Israeli propaganda.
Achieved international exposure and boosted the campaign for freedom and justice.
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Last updated
Jan 26, 2026
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