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Ahava protest London
Demonstration today (03/07/2010) by Palestine solidarity campaigners outside the Israel Ahava shop in London’s Soho district; these protests are being held every two weeks and their success has generated a regular Zionist counter demo.
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Brand Israel: I Hear the Congo Has Some Lovely Views
Israel”s (fishy) acceptance into the OECD isn”t really a surprise, when you look into this Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development: It defines itself as a forum of countries committed to democracy and the market economy… [Wikipedia] “Democracy” and “market economy” (aka “capitalism”) have long been Israel”s reiterated mantras, in an attempt to cosy up […]
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Gaza Freedom Graffiti in the Warsaw Ghetto
Monday 28th 2010 Yesterday, Israeli and Polish activists met in the ruins of Warsaw”s old Jewish Ghetto. The activists sprayed “Liberate All Ghettos” in Hebrew, followed by “Free Gaza and Palestine” in English on a wall of an original block in the ghetto. The block is across the street from the last fragment of the […]
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Swedish Dockworkers Block more than 500 Tons of goods to and from Israel
The Swedish Dockworkers” Union blockade of goods to and from Israel has ended. Altogether more than 500 tons of import and export goods were blocked. At 24:00 on Tuesday evening the 29th of June the Swedish Dockworkers” Union ended the week-long blockade against goods to and from Israel. The undramatic end of the action meant […]
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Swedish Civil Society Launch “IKEA, Don’t buy into occupation!” Campaign
Posted by RORCoalition on Fri, 07/02/2010 – 13:20 Click here to visit the Campaign page on facebook Open Letter from Palestine Solidarity Association of Sweden Swedish Radio has revealed that IKEA delivers furniture to illegal Israeli settlements on occupied Palestinian territory, despite the fact that these settlements are illegal according to international law. Thus IKEA […]
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Bristol Council approves Motion for Sanctions against Israel
Wed 30 June 2010 – Late yesterday evening, after a long debate, a motion condemning Israeli aggression and its blockade of Gaza, was carried at the full Council Meeting in Bristol. The motion read:- 9. MOTIONS [CPR 2.1(2)(xi)] A COUNCILLOR J KIELY TO MOVE: This Council notes the long standing links between Bristol and the […]
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Methodists launch boycott over West Bank
Methodists launch boycott over West Bank By Jerome Taylor, Religious Affairs Correspondent Wednesday, 30 June 2010 The Methodist Church today voted to boycott all products from Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories becoming the first major Christian denomination in Britain to officially adopt such a policy. The decision was made at the church”s Conference in Portsmouth, […]
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Ban Israel from the London 2012 Olympics
View Current Signatures – Sign the Petition To: International Olympics Committee Dear International Olympics Committee (IOC) We, the undersigned citizens of the world, call on the international Olympics Committee to rescind Israel’s participation in the London 2012 Olympics. Israel’s attack on a humanitarian aid fleet on Monday 31 May 2010, its murder of 9 human […]
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Jethro Tull to play Israel & its statement endorses Israeli propaganda
Jethro Tull WILL play Israel and now added a third gig! Jethro Tull’s statement makes them worse than Elton John. They went further and actively appease war criminals and endorse war crimes. Their portrayal of Israel as the victim of bombing gives it cover and would enable Israel to continue with the ethnic cleansing of […]
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Kimberly-Clark profiting from the occupation
1 July 2010 Kimberly-Clark is one of the largest consumer companies in the world with nearly 56,000 employees in 35 countries, and a sales turnover of over $19 billion in 2009. Its family care brands include Kleenex, Scott, Andrex, Huggies, Pull-Ups, Kotex, Poise and Depend.[8] Kimberly-Clark’s support for Israel is no secret. In 1998 Israel […]
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