Palestine Solidarity Campaign: You were right. We were right. We are STILL marching

Posted: 12th October 2026

You were right. We were right. We are STILL marching.

Yesterday, hundreds of thousands of us marched through London to mark not only the Global Day for Palestine, but also the horrendous milestone of 3 years of Israel’s genocide.

In that time, we have marched 37 times to call for an end to UK complicity in supporting Israel’s genocidal assault and apartheid. Each demonstration costs us over £30,000 to organise. We weren’t able to cover this cost with donations on the day. Peter, can you help us cover these costs?
 Chip in today
We know mass pressure works. We must keep it up!

Together, we have backed the British government into a corner, from the Foreign Secretary admitting we ‘were right’, to announcing sanctions on trade with illegal Israeli settlements. Although this announcement falls far short of our demands, it shows we can turn opposition to Israel’s atrocities into political and economic pressure.

Now, is the time to boost the power of our movement.

Peter, will you donate today and power our work for a free Palestine?
 Yes, I will
In the last 5 weeks, we led actions across the country: from marching through the streets of Liverpool for the Labour Party Conference and disruptive supermarket actions, to protesting outside Palantir’s central office in London.

This fight is not over. We must continue to keep pushing for full sanctions, a two-way arms embargo, and an end to complicity.

It’s only through the continued action of tens of thousands of us, up and down the country, that the British government will be forced to end its support for a genocidal, apartheid state.

We owe it to the millions of Palestinians whose lives have been brutally destroyed through Israel’s decades of colonisation and oppression.

We will not rest until Palestine is free.

So please, donate what you can today to ensure our campaigning keeps moving the tide towards Palestinian liberation.
 Donate todayIn solidarity,

Kate
Digital Mobilisation Officer