“During the Israeli mass killings of Operation Cast Lead, West Dunbartonshire Council passed a motion to support the appeal from Palestinian civil society for a campaign of boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against the state of Israel, and institutions supporting that state, until Israel respects all its obligations under international law. All Israeli companies fall…
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27 July, 2009 “Who has gifted it the right to deny all the rights? Where does this impunity, with which Israel is carrying out the killings in Gaza, derive from? The Spanish government could not have bombed Basque country with impunity to finish off ETA; neither could the British government have destroyed Ireland to liquidate…
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The following is borrowed from the official web site for the film: How the children of a Palestinian theatre group got involved in the Intifadah A film by Juliano Mer Khamis Written and directed by Juliano Mer Khamis and Danniel Danniel Produced by Osnat Trabelsi and Pieter van Huystee Broadcasting company IKON Television International…
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On Monday the 13th of June Dundee City Council will vote on a motion calling on the City Council to add its voice to the growing international condemnation of the Israeli Government’s continued disregard of UN resolutions and its continued failure to comply with the requirements of the Geneva Conventions. The motion, which has been…
Thursday May 12th 2011; NO EMBARGO Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign: Media Release ISRAEL CRITICS’ “RACISM” TRIAL ADJOURNED Two St Andrews University students facing racially aggravated conduct charges after allegedly making comments and gestures critical of Israel and its flag had their case adjourned at Cupar Sheriff Court yesterday. Samuel Colchester (20) and Paul Donnachie (18)…
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At this point, the quickest way to get help for website questions is probably just to call me (Jimmy) on 01360 771470. We’re in the throws of creating a FAQ on this page. By asking a question, you’ll be helping someone else in the future so don’t hesitate to call (unless it’s very early in…
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