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Anarchists Against the Wall UK tour - Grassroots in Israel/Palestine

bokonon | 15.09.2006 12:00 | Lebanon War 2006 | Anti-militarism | Palestine | Repression | Social Struggles

The infamous Anarchists Against the Wall, an Israeli direct action group which is committed to joint popular struggle with Palestinians, is sending two representatives on a speaking tour around Europe, with an extensive tour around the UK.

Sarah, an Israeli activist, and Ra'ad a Palestinian activist will talk about the struggle, especially at the village of Bil'in in the West Bank, and show a film. If you are interested in the grassroots response to the occupation on either side of the checkpoints, then check out the dates below for when they arrive at a community centre near you. Bring your friends and family ;) spread the word...

I've only included the times and locations of the events i could get online info on, if anyone has more info then please post it.

**** Tour of mainland Europe ****

Paris at the fete l'humanite Fri Sep 15 - Sun Sep 17 at La courneuve

Orlean Mon, September 18, 2006

Frankfurt Tue, September 19, 2006

Berlin Wed, September 20, 2006

Munich -Jewish-Palestinian dialoge group Thu, September 21, 2006


***** UK TOUR *****

Brighton – Friday 22nd September – 6-8pm, The Cowley Club, 12 London Road, Brighton (non members welcome) - Organised by Brighton and Hove PSC

Leicester- Sunday 24th September - 2.00pm Friends Meeting House, Queens Road Leicester. – Organised by Leicester PSC

Newcastle Mon, September 25, 2006

Manchester Tue, September 26, 2006 - Wed, September 27, 2006

Lancaster - Thu, September 28, 2006 - Organised by Lancaster University Friends of Palestine Society

Glasgow – Friday September 29, 2006

Edinburgh - Sat, September 30, 2006

Orlean Sun, October 1, 2006

bokonon

Additions

Rizwan

15.09.2006 13:56

Here's an unofficial homepage of the group, though it doesn't reveal much:

 http://www.squat.net/antiwall/

The AAW are mostly non-violent, and as anarchists have no support for Hamas (as an Islamic party) or the PLO (I'd imagine at least, since the PLO used murderous tactics on civilians). I don't think there is much more to say than that, since they are an action-oriented organisation with no platform or manifesto, their ideals and opinions will have to be interpretted from their actions. As for suicide bombing, I do not think it comes under direct action, unless your goal is to arbitrarily kill as many people as possible. If your goal is creating a Palestinian state, then suicide bombing is most definitely not direct action. If your goal is to dismantle the wall, then dismantling the wall is direct action. =)

Anarkike


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  1. AAW Contact — Anarkike
  2. anarchist attitude to hamas etc....??? — rizwan
  3. london — bokonon