Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester

Manchester-based anti-Zionist Jewish group against Israeli occupation and apartheid. Never again means never again for anyone.

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

https://t.co/eCHPPBeBk3 @TheCanaryUK @ManPalestine @_YFFP_ @GMF_Palestine Manchester Jews condemn lobby attacks on Guardiola for opposing genocide

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

One year of Israeli Genocide in Gaza. Mcr demo today. #freepalestine #jewsagainstgenocide

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

End the Gaza genocide. Protest at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. #FreePalestine #labourparty #endtheoccupation #EndApartheid

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

Jewish bloc out of the streets today! We say No ti racism and #FreePalestine

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

Happening now #FreePalaestine #jewsagainstgenocide

[HOME @HOME_mcr]

As part of our new INDRA Collective we welcome Marina Barham from @Al_HarahTheater for the ‘Al Harah UK Theatre Talk: A Voice for Theatre and Culture in Palestine’ this Sun, 19:00 at HOME.
https://t.co/JZEhscwH3A

[Manchester Leftist Action @mcrleftaction]

The graduating students of Manchester are showing our solidarity with these students and exposing our University’s complicity in the genocide.

You can pick up keffiyehs, scarfs, flags and banners from our stall on Oxford Road throughout the graduation period.

[Manchester Leftist Action @mcrleftaction]

Dozens of students at the University of Manchester used their graduation today to show solidarity with Gaza and protest the University’s complicity in the ongoing genocide 🇵🇸🇵🇸

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

Protest today in Manchester. #FreePalestine #jewsagainstgenocide #neveragainforanyone

[MANPalestineMovement @ManPalestine]

Never again will we turn our backs when the world's cowardice has left Gaza, home to over a million children, completely destroyed. Contact everyone throughout the week and galvanise our defiance here from the courage of the Palestinians.

Our governments, media, complicit companies and institutions have cheapened Palestinian blood for decades. To do so even more during Israel's 8 months of relentless, televised genocide means we must step it up.

We must get everyone out for Palestine. We must make Palestinians know this Saturday, every week and every day, just how precious their blood, their lives and their struggle is.

No matter what they throw at us here, we will know that we won't be in tents in searing heat with no aid arriving, our homes gone, our schools gone, our hospitals, universities, mosques and churches gone.

It won't be us taking care of our traumatised children, grieving other family members who have been killed next to us, buried beneath the collapsed floors of our home, or imprisoned in an unknown Israeli torture chamber.

It won't be us missing our children, like Hind Rajab who had to give her last words desperately pleading for help as Israeli tanks closed in on her. Like seven-year-old Sidra Hassouna left hanging from a wall. Like 18-month-old Ahmad Al-Najar held aloft by his father to a camera. Or in the occupied West Bank like ten-year-old Amr Najjar shot dead as his father drove him and his seven-year-old brother Ahmed to get groceries in his minivan.

Put yourself in their shoes. Ask yourself: if they are carrying on, tortured, traumatised, hungry and in such agonising pain then how can we possibly say we're not going to turn out for them?
We will get more out to support them! We will try harder to break the chains in our country that are facilitating Israel's genocide in Gaza, the crime of all crimes!
At least 37000 killed, all of whom had lives and names and a future like our most precious do! This Saturday starting at St Peter's Square at 12pm we will make amends for the world ignoring the Palestinian plight. Join us to salute Palestinian courage and steadfastness against unbelievable odds. Channel Gaza's legacy and tell everyone you know. Be inspired by so many acts of heroism from Palestinians facing this abominable genocide, to drive us and everyone around us on, until Palestine is free @_YFFP_ @GMF_Palestine

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

Manchester protest today #stoparmingisrael #jewsagainstgazagenocide

[MANPalestineMovement @ManPalestine]

Weapons made for Israel's bombing & genocide in Gaza now disrupted with successful blockade of 5 main gates of BAE Systems Salmesbury Aerodrome Arms Factory near Blackburn BB2 7LF.
This factory make the rear fuselage of every F-35 fighter, used heavily in Israel's genocidal bombing of Gaza that has murdered over 15000 children in 207 days
#StopArmingIsrael
#FreePalestine
#workersday
#StopBombingGaza
#stopgazagenocide

[Hüseyin Dogru (Back-Up) @redstreamnet]

"Now it's actually getting dangerous." Watch activist Salah Said report from the Palestine Congress where police have stormed the speakers' stage and shut off the electricity.

Police descended on the congress stage as a pre-recorded speech by founder of the Palestine Land Society, Dr. Salman Abu Sitta, was playing. They demanded organizers stop filming and live streaming and plunged the room into darkness by switching off the lights and power. red. media's team at the scene reports that the electricity has now been turned back on.

The congress and its organizers have been subjected to unprecedented levels of repression for their efforts to raise public awareness about Germany's complicity in Israel's genocide in Gaza.

Rector of Glasgow University, Ghassan Abu-Sittah, who was due to speak has been denied entry to Germany. Other speakers due to address the congress include Greek politician @yanisvaroufakis and Irish MP @RBoydBarrett.

🟡 Stay tuned @redstreamnet

#PalaestinaKongress

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

https://t.co/jgTeKnnhN0
In solidarity with Palestine and Sudan.

[Comma Press🍉 #CeasefireNow @commapress]

Comma Press welcomes @HOME_mcr’s decision to reinstate ‘Voices of Resilience.’

A full statement will be available on our blog in due time.

Thank you to all who have spoken out in support over the past week, your voices have not gone unnoticed ❤️

[The Stage @TheStage]

HOME in Manchester (@HOME_mcr) has been heavily criticised for cancelling an event celebrating Palestinian voices, with actor Maxine Peake accusing the venue of censorship and saying that she is "extremely saddened" by the move.

Read more 👇 https://t.co/sqOux91Lry

[Jewish Action for Palestine Manchester @JAFPmcr]

Manchester demonstration Palestine Land Day. #freepalestine. #jewsagainstapartheid #jewsagainstgenocide #palestinelandday

[Zee Joy @indigenousmanc]

Read and engage my Twitter fam ✊🏽

[Zee Joy @indigenousmanc]

https://t.co/Du5J69hED0

Imagine promoting this and how it focuses on human rights abuses after cancelling the Voices of Resilience event

It’s giving oppression and complicity - with chest

[Zee Joy @indigenousmanc]

Really strong, important and empathetic thread 💛✊🏽