A faculty member from the College of Human Education lectures in a workshop on the Palestinian issue at the University of BaghdadAssistant Professor Muslim Sadiq, a lecturer at the College of Education for Humanities at the University of Kerbala, presented at the workshop titled “The Palestinian Cause and Its Psychological Dimensions on the Arab Citizen,” organized by the Continuing Education Unit at the Ibn Rushd College of Education for Human Sciences at Baghdad University.The workshop included three main axes: the stages of the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the explanation of the fundamental motives, along with the methods of warfare adopted by the Palestinian resistance, and the impact of the Israeli blockade on the Palestinian citizen, in addition to psychological warfare and its connection and influence on various aspects of the war, whether military, security, political, or economic, especially since they complement each other.The workshop aimed to provide a detailed study of the Israeli occupation from various aspects, thereby identifying its weaknesses and focusing on them. It is an attempt to work on enhancing national spirit and resistance affiliation, in addition to comprehensive awareness that targets the development of a sense of responsibility.