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 more than 2,000 Palestinian women, children and men in the space of seven weeks, will face a hostile reception from hundreds of thousands of British people.
Last year, more than 150,000 people marched through the streets of London and other towns and cities across the UK in protest at Israel’s massacre in Gaza. Their integrity in standing up to Israel’s war crimes should be matched by our government.
Let’s send a clear message to David Cameron – end your love-in with Israeli war criminals!
Sanctions, not welcomes, for Israel!
Take action!
Sign PSC’s letter to the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, telling him to get his priorities straight – impose an immediate arms embargo and sanctions on Israel. Don’t meet with its war criminal leaders. Sign now>
Sign up to join our protest when Netanyahu arrives in London. Sign up now>
End Arms sales to Israel!
Stop Arming Israel Monday 7 September, ExCel Centre, London Find out more>
Campaigners outside Elbit Factory, July 2015.
This September, one of the world’s biggest arms fairs is coming to London’s ExCeL centre from 7-12 September. Israel will host a national pavilion, where it will display its ‘combat-proven’ weapons to military buyers from around the world.
Help us to stop it! Join peace activists from around Britain for a day of creative action to Stop Arming Israel.
Together we will transform the space outside ExCeL into a place for hope and freedom to challenge the Israeli and international arms companies’ pursuit of colonialism and death for profit. Bring creativity, energy, banners, flags & drums! Find out more>
There are lots of other activities you can support against the Arms trade during this week. Please visit the Campaigns Against the Arms Trade website to find out more.
Gaza and the Labour leadership debate
If you are a member or sign-up supporter of the Labour Party you may be considering how to vote in the leadership elections.
To find out more about the views of the leadership candidates visit PSC’s webpage>
News & Events
Mohammad Allan
After 64 days on hunger strike, the Israeli High Court’s suspended Mohammad Allan’s administrative detention.
Allan remains in a critical condition, and medical examinations indicate he suffers from brain damage due to a sharp drop of Vitamin B1 levels in his brain as a result of the hunger strike. Mohammad Allan, a lawyer, started his hunger strike in protest at being held under administrative detention, without charge or trial – a process in which Israel holds hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in violation of the Fourth Geneva convention.
The act of suspending his administrative detention leaves open the option for Israel to re-detain him if his medical condition improves.
Hamas and Tony Blair
Despite the media furore about proposed discussions with Hamas and Hezbollah, it has now been revealed that former Quartet representative, Tony Blair, has been meeting the Head of Hamas, Khaled Meshaal, for some time.
Saturday 22 August –Tower Hamlets PSC- fundraising garden party
Saturday 22 August – Palestine & Latin America: Building solidarity for national rights – Methodist Central Hall Westminster, London
Saturday 29 August – Demo for Gaza ‘Remember Gaza – Stop Arming Israel’
Brighton
Up to 5th September – Red card Israeli racism: Cardiff rally – coach bookings
Sunday 6 September – Wales v. Israel – March and rally in Cardiff
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