The Brent Jewish Network met with the leader of Brent council on 16th July, expressing support for its proposed twinning with Nablus.
Unsurprisingly, the Board of Deputies of British Jews had taken on the role of party pooper…
Red Line for Gaza is a campaign coordinated by War Child UK and Oxfam GB, with a simple, limited aim: to build a movement designed to end the suffering in Gaza.
Is aims to be spread by organisations and individuals, leveraging our collective voices to bring an end to the violence against children in Gaza
Below is a Q&A about it.
On Saturday 19th July the Jewish Bloc will meet from 11.45am at the Henry Bartle Frere statue in Victoria Embankment Gardens. Join us!
You couldn’t make it up. “The UK has a clear position on Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: they are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace and the two-state solution.” This position has been expressed countless number of times (e.g. here) by government representatives. Yet here’s the thing. The government …
In a groundbreaking ruling, the Brussels Court of First Instance has not only ordered the Flemish government to block a specific container of military equipment but also banned all further transit of military material to Israel.
ON GAZA is an impassioned response to the unprecedented humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza, focusing particularly on the impact of the war on children and their extraordinary resilience. The project is a collaboration between UK based artists Zadoc Nava and Mitra Tabrizian, with Palestinian photographers. Design by Joe Nava. Images below courtesy of their creators … Continued
“Hastings Borough Council passed a historic motion last night to back not just an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, but also an immediate end to all arms sales to Israel and reaffirming the town’s deep friendship links with the people of Al Mawasi, the so-called ‘safe’ zone in southern Gaza into which the Israeli occupation has …
After threats to arrest a peaceful pro-Palestine protestor under the Terrorism Act, a letter has been sent to Kent police calling out their outrageous act.
With the BBC’s reputation at a low ebb following release of its “investigation” into Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone, the makers of Gaza: Doctors Under Attack tell their story and DDN reprises the unquestioning platform given to pro-Israel prorganda.
By Leah Levane
A number of Israeli lawyers have written to politicians and others urging them not to go ahead with the proposal to concentrate the people of Gaza into a small part of the south of the Gaza Strip (A camp where they will be vetted to be “allowed” to enter and not allowed to leave unless …