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PSC response to US President Donald Trump’s ’20 point plan’ for Gaza

PSC condemns US President Donald Trump’s ‘20 point plan’ for Gaza, which should be understood as a continuation of Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people rather than a plan to end it.  Israel’s genocide has been armed and supported by the US and other Western powers, including Britain, following decades of complicity in Israel’s system …

PSC response to British government recognition of the State of Palestine

Keir Starmer’s announcement this week that the British government has recognised the State of Palestine has been loudly condemned by the most vociferous apologists for Israel’s genocide and apartheid and welcomed by many who hope that it will be a first step towards realising the rights of the Palestinian people including their inalienable right to …

PSC statement on UN Commission of Inquiry’s genocide report – 19th September 2025

PSC welcomes the report of the UN Commission of Inquiry concluding that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Whilst this had already been asserted by a vast array of legal experts, human rights groups and scholars, this report confirms this conclusion with additional evidence and the authority of an independent investigation …

Stop Suppressing Protest for Palestine

Nearly two years into Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza, confirmed as such by UN this week, the British government is facing growing public outrage at its refusal to take any meaningful action to end its complicity in these crimes. Instead, the government seems determined to use draconian police powers to crack down …

PSC statement: Genocide President not welcome – oppose Herzog’s visit 

PSC condemns the disgraceful announcement that nearly two years into Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Britain next week.   Herzog is the head of a state that is currently on trial for genocide and which has already been found guilty of the crime of apartheid …

Legal Notice Outlines Councils are Under an Obligation to Divest from Israel’s Crimes

We’ve issued a legal notice to every council in England & Wales administering a Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) fund, outlining that they must take steps to divest from companies enabling and profiting from Israel’s genocide, military occupation and apartheid against Palestinians. Resources:  Summary of the Legal Position Paper for Campaigners  Full Position Paper  Online …

PSC statement on Israel’s plan to occupy Gaza City

PSC condemns Israel’s plan to escalate its genocidal assault on the Gaza Strip, including through the military occupation of Gaza City, displacing all the Palestinians who remain there.   Israel’s Security Cabinet yesterday agreed a proposal for the “takeover of Gaza City”. Netanyahu has separately said that Israel will “take control of all Gaza”. We must …

Freshers Packs 2025

The last year has seen some incredible organising in universities across the country in solidarity with the Palestinian people’s struggle for freedom, justice and equality. Kick off the new academic year with a Freshers’ Pack from PSC – whether it’s for your stall at Freshers’ Fair, your first open meeting or stall, or to make …

PSC Statement on Starmer’s announcement on Palestinian statehood

PSC condemns Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s statement on Tuesday which fails to address the urgent pressure needed for Israel to end its genocide in Gaza. It shamefully frames the Palestinian right to self-determination within the context of Israel’s actions, rather than as an inalienable right of the Palestinian people.   Tuesday’s announcement came in part …

PSC Statement On The Proscription Of Palestine Action

Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) utterly condemns the grotesque decision to proscribe Palestine Action as terrorists, which threatens all of our freedoms and democratic rights. The government has chosen to redefine the meaning of terrorism in a way that serves to criminalise dissent. If this ban remains in place, it will be unlike any previous proscription. The …