Protesters will gather outside Downing Street on Wednesday to oppose the British government’s welcome of Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu is due to meet with the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, in London that day. Hugh Lanning, Chair of Palestine Solidarity Campaign, said: “We want to know why David Cameron is welcoming a man …
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, will be in London to meet David Cameron on Wednesday 9 September, according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry. Palestine Solidarity Campaign is organising a protest outside Downing Street on that day to oppose the visit. GATHER FROM 11am TO 1pm OPPOSITE DOWNING STREET ON WEDNESDAY 9 SEPTEMBER, 2015 We …
Netanyahu not welcome in Britain Netanyahu has been invited to London in September by David Cameron on a diplomatic visit. The exact date of his arrival is not yet known, but keep checking our website and updates to stay informed. It is shameful that our government should welcome a man who was responsible for the …
We are experiencing a full-frontal attack on civil liberties, and restrictions on the right to protest, to organise, and to speak out and question foreign policy. Although this is particularly impacting upon Palestine solidarity campaigners, this attack is pernicious and far-reaching, and will affect everyone’s ability to speak out, to question and to challenge Government …
Netanyahu to visit Britain in September T The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu – who bears direct responsibility for Israel’s war crimes in Gaza last summer – has been invited by the Government to visit Britain. Sign our letter to the UK Prime Minister However, the man to blame for the deaths of …
Israeli Government responsible for terror attacks by Israeli settlers Many in Britain woke up on Thursday 31 July to the widely broadcast news that Israeli settler extremists had torched two families’ homes in the West Bank, killing a toddler, Ali, and leaving his family in critical condition. This followed on from news that another …
This morning an 18- month-old Palestinian child, Ali Saad Dawabsha, was killed and three other family members were injured following an arson attack on their home in Duma near Nablus. This attack followed another hate-crime by a settler extremist just hours beforehand – with six people being stabbed at Jerusalem Pride. Extremism and hatred is …