UK Indymedia - UK Palestine Newswire Archive

Gaza Public Meeting at Bobbers Mill Community Centre, Nottingham

12-01-2009 10:15

On Sunday, 11th January at 7.30pm, there was a Public Meeting to protest and be informed about the continued Israeli attacks on Gaza.

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Blame Hamas! (by Latuff)

12-01-2009 08:54

Copyleft artwork on behalf of the brave Palestinian people and their resistance against U.S. backed IsraHell's state terror.

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BNP uses 10th Jan London Israeli embassy riots to garner support

12-01-2009 00:01

"Mass Third World immigration has turned London into a Middle East battleground, with an estimated 50,000 Muslims and a handful of extremist Communists violently attacking police and looting shops yesterday." (according to the BNP).

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Sun 11: Watching the phosphorous fall

11-01-2009 23:26

Latest posting on Gaza blog www.talestotell.wordpress.com

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Brighton anti-Gaza war march

11-01-2009 23:14

In a show of solidarity with the suffering of Gazans, around 1,300 local residents marched in Brighton today. Called by the local Palestinian community the march started at Palmeira Square, proceeded down one lane of Western Rd to the Old Steine and finished on the seafromt by the pier.

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Question Time - From Leeds this Thursday

11-01-2009 20:32

BBC's Question Time is coming from Leeds this Thursday. This is an opportunity to attempt to force the BBC to address the truth of what is happening to the innocent peoples of Gaza.

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Young Jew Sings Protest to Chief Rabbi, Gets Arrested

11-01-2009 20:27

LONDON - A young Jewish man was arrested today after singing at the Chief Rabbi of GB, Jonathan Sacks, during his speech at today's End Hamas Terror (pro-Israel) rally.

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Stop the Gaza massacre Demo London 10 January 2009

11-01-2009 17:32

Video footage of protest and street battles with riot police

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Eye-witness account of London Gaza Protest 10th Jan '09.

11-01-2009 17:26

As ever, there has been no accurate reporting of yesterdays Gaza protest in central London. The main news channels are reporting the police estimates for numbers of between 15,000 and 20,000 or simply claiming there were tens of thousands, with violence being caused by a small minority.Stop the War estimated there to have been 100,000 people present. Most mainstream news channels are also reporting the 3 police injuries sustained but so far I have seen no reports of protester injuries of which I know there were many- some, from an eye-witness perspective, seeming serious and caused by violent policing. So here is my account. I kept notes throughout the day so the timings are pretty accurate.

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Ray Davies, 79 injured by police in GAZA demo

11-01-2009 16:56

Ray Davies, 79 year old Vice Chair of CND Cymru, sustained head injuries, concussion and cuts when he was trapped with hundreds of others against the Embassy gates by Metropolitan Police at the GAZA demo in London on 10th Jan 2009.
Ray Davies and Wendy Lewis tell the story

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Pics from London demo for Gaza 10 Jan 2009

11-01-2009 16:20

Photos and a short report from yesterday’s march and rally against the massacre in Gaza.

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Photos from Palestininan demonstration, London 10 Jan 2009

11-01-2009 15:24

Pictures from the demonstration in London yesterday. Title of images is timestamp. Presented in chronological order (pretty much).

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Free Gaza to Israel: "We are coming in on Tuesday"

11-01-2009 13:32

Check out the WHAT YOU CAN DO bit after the press release

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Smoke bombs and scuffles behind Israeli Embassy

11-01-2009 13:25

Yesterday on the Palestinian solidarity demonstration the crowd stopped outside the entrance to Kensington Palace Gardens on Bayswater Road at about 3pm. It seemed to be an attempt to get to the Israeli Embassy from behind - and where there was a very thin police presence. Below is a photo report of what happened. More information relating to the protest, it's repercussions and other photos will be put on the Last Hours website (

http://www.lasthours.org.uk) during the coming week.

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Ahava store in London occupied by activists for Palestine

11-01-2009 12:42

Ahava dead sea beauty shop, selling illegal West Bank settlement produce, occupied by activists on Saturday January 10th 2009.

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Demonstrate against police brutality in solidarity with yesterday's arrestees.

11-01-2009 12:01

Policing at yesterday's demonstration against Gaza put us all in danger. Come and make some noise outside Kensington Police Station and let the arrestees know they have our solidarity.

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Photos: Sheffield Gaza Protest - 10th January

11-01-2009 11:02

The following letter was posted on the very excellent

http://www.kabobfest.com/. Written in 1956, within a decade of the creation of the Israeli State, it provides a painful reminder of the fact that todays events are far from isolated incidents…

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Naming the Gaza Dead at ITT, formerly EDO/MBM, Brighton

11-01-2009 09:48

On Wednesday 21st January we will be naming the victims of Israeli massacres in Gaza outside ITT on Home Farm Rd, Brighton from 4-6.

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Report of all Scotland protest against the current Israeli attack on Gaza.

11-01-2009 09:36

This is a detailed report with 20 photos of the all Scotland demonstration against the Israeli attack on Gaza. There is also a round up of a number of protests around the world.

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Thousands Rally and March in Washington, D.C. to 'Let Gaza Live'

11-01-2009 09:35

Today I participated in ANSWER's march and rally, "Let Gaza Live" in Washington, D.C. Attendance was excellent despite the weather. Among the many friends in attendance, I met a young man and his daughter who had come all the way from Greensboro, North Carolina to participate. The crowd was one of the most diverse that I have ever seen. I think our message is reaching deep into our country's heartland. Here are my remarks: