Right now we’re outside Downing Street - protesting Israel expanding its slaughter to Lebanon.

Hundreds of us are gathered here demanding our government stops providing the arms being used in these war crimes in Palestine and Lebanon.

As we approach one year of Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza, it’s vital we can continue organising hard-hitting actions for Palestine until a full and permanent ceasefire is called – please donate if you can: 

This week has shown us what a rogue state like Israel does when unrestrained by global powers including the UK.
 
Yesterday in Gaza, six Palestinians were killed by air strikes on the Bureij refugee camp – including four children, among them a seven-month old baby. 

And in Lebanon, Israel extends its murderous rage across the region, placing bombs in consumer electronics which explode indiscriminately, and reducing entire neighbourhoods to rubble with airstrikes which have killed over 550 people.

While Israel is ramping up its genocide, we must raise funds for our response. Can you help us with a donation?  

Less than a week ago, we took our message directly to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer with 15,000 supporters marching to Labour Party conference to demand an end to all arms sales.

Labour bureaucrats censored the name of PSC’s fringe event at the conference in their official programme, removing the words ‘genocide’ and ‘apartheid’.

But 15,000 strong, we showed that despite their efforts, we cannot and will not be silenced.
 
We need to remain as agile and resourced as possible and continue to show up whenever and wherever makes the most impact for Palestine. But we need your support to cover the mounting costs. Can you help with a donation?

We must continue campaigning because we know that the political establishment in this country will never end their complicity and hold Israel to account for its war crimes of their own accord. It is a mass movement made up of millions of us that will force our leaders to take action.  

We cannot stop marching. We cannot not stop protesting. We cannot stop boycotting. Until the genocide is ended, the occupation is lifted, and all the walls of apartheid are dismantled – from the river to the sea.

Your support is helping to power this movement. Thank you so much.

In solidarity, 

Simon Foster,

Deputy Director, PSC