Friday, December 6

Stop the inhuman treatment of Palestinians in Gaza

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign works for peace & justice for Palestinians, in support of human rights & against all racism
Stop the inhuman treatment of Palestinians in Gaza

Don’t let the inhuman treatment of Palestinians in Gaza go unnoticed
Join the protest on Saturday 18th January from 12-2pm outside the Israeli Embassy
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A revealing and heartbreaking blog in the Independentreveals just how unbearable – and unsustainable - life in Gaza has become: most of the day is spent in darkness due to electricity cuts; rubbish piling up due to the lack of fuel to remove it; sewage filling the streets, and on-going Israeli attacks during the night.  
Please make sure that we have a huge expression of our anger at the Israeli Government for bringing this desperate situation onto Palestinian people in Gaza; the Egyptian Government for cutting off the lifeline that had existed via Rafah; and our own Government for allowing this suffering to continue.
 
Make sure that you join us on Saturday 18th January to demonstrate your solidarity. This will be the 5th anniversary of the end of the 2008/9 war on Gaza. Show the people of Palestine we will never forget.
 
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The day the world raged
anti-Prawer Plan
Last Saturday, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, joined the day of Rage against the Prawer Plan. Israel’s Prawer Plan threatens to ethnically cleanse up to 70,000 Palestinian Bedouins with Israeli citizenship from their homes and land in the Naqab (the Negev). Antony Gormley, Jemima Khan, Mike Leigh, Peter Gabriel and Brian Eno were just some of over 50 artists, journalists and campaigners who signed the letter against the Prawer Plan, published in the Guardian.
 
You can join them, and PSC Chair Hugh Lanning, and PSC Patrons Julie Christie, Ken Loach, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Bruce Kent, Rodney Bickerstaffe, William Dalrymple, Pat Gaffney, Prof. Nur Masalha, Dr. Karma Nabulsi, Dr Salman Abu Sitta, Professor Steven Rose and Honorary President, Betty Hunter, by signing the letter.
 
Christmas is a great time to support Palestine!
Christmas is a great time to support Palestine!
Buy your Christmas cards and perfect Christmas gifts (including Keffiyahs and football scarves) from the PSC. View the merchandise list  and call 020 7700 6192 to order.
 
If you want to buy a Christmas hamper you can get Fair Trade hampers that help Palestinian farmers fromZaytoun!
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News and events
BBC whitewashes Israel, focusing on humanitarian roles | EI
Have a Kairos Christmas! | Kairos
Kairos Palestine encourages churches to think about Palestine in run up to Christmas
Tragedy unfolds in Gaza | Telegraph
Germany and Britain block Palestinian bid to join international olive trade group | Haaretz
(link may take you to paywall)
Latest info on child prisoners | MCW
In a positive development this represents a monthly decrease of 11.2 percent and for the second month in a row, no child below the age of 14 was recorded as being detained in IPS facilities. However, the longer term trend for child detention remains up 5.1 percent compared with 2012.
 
 
 
until 15 December Bristol Palestine Film Festival 2013 Read More
 
Thurs 5 Dec Dialogues with Muthanna Al-Qadi London Read More
 
Thurs 5 Dec  Reporting Palestine- bias in the BBC? London Read More
 
Thurs 5 Dec The health of Palestinians inside and outside the occupied Palestinian territory, London
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Thurs 5 Dec Film Screening: Roadmap to Apartheid, Southsea Read More
 
Thurs 5 Dec Writing Palestine: a talk in Frome Read More
 
Sat 7 Dec Sodastream Protest Outside John Lewis, London Read More
 
Sat 7 Dec Weekly Protest Against Sodastream, Brighton Read More
 
Sun 8 Dec Christmas in Bethlehem!London Read More
 
Mon  9 Dec Stars of Bethlehem – Advent songs and stories from the holy land, St Ives Read More
 
Tues  10 Dec Public Meeting: Bearing witness in Palestine, London Read More
 
Wed 11 Dec County Durham PSC AGMRead More
 
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