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PSC Statement: Boycott the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra

The British Library is hosting an event organised by the Israel Philharmonic Foundation UK, bringing members of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) to London.  The IPO is not an apolitical cultural institution, and this event is part of a propaganda campaign that uses music to distract from the horrific realities of Israel’s ongoing genocide against …

PSC Statement on government sanctions on Israel

Mass pressure must continue. The government’s statement today is a significant move, setting out intentions to hold Israel to account over its violations of international law and crimes against the Palestinian people. Although belated and still inadequate, the government is right to ban the import of settlement goods, to take action against companies involved in …

Appointment of New Director

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Aimee Shalan as the new Director of PSC. Appointed by PSC’s Executive Committee following an extensive and competitive recruitment process, Aimee will start in the post from the beginning of November 2026. Aimee is a British Palestinian and brings with her nearly three decades of experience in …

Freshers’ Packs 2026

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 action, or to make sure your campus is covered in pro-Palestine stickers for any new students. Each pack contains: Palestine flags Placards PSC badges, stickers and lanyards Leaflets and …

Departure of PSC’s Director

Ben Jamal has today announced his decision to resign from his position as Director of PSC. Since October 2023, PSC has been at the forefront of leading the largest body of protests in recent British political history, bringing millions to the streets in response to Israel’s genocide. Our call for an end to all UK …

The Metropolitan police must not favour the far right over Palestine

We are appalled to hear that the Metropolitan Police have refused permission for the Palestine movement to march to commemorate Nakba day on 16 May on its proposed route and instead given over the political centre of London to a hate march called by racist thug ‘Tommy Robinson’ in response. The far right has targeted the Palestine movement before. They …