The issue of justice for Palestine will not be far from the minds of many voters going to the polls today. Before they head to the ballot box, they will have been able to check their candidates’ views on Palestine thanks to an extensive survey carried out over the last three months by Palestine Solidarity …
With just a week to go before the UK General Election, voters have shown that the issue of justice in Palestine is high on their list of concerns and they’ve been making sure that Parliamentary candidates are aware of this. More than 900 Parliamentary candidates have responded to emails from constituents in an email poll …
Palestine could be a key issue in deciding battleground seats in next month’s General Election. And many candidates in those seats have been quick to respond to voters’ concerns on the issue. In an email poll co-ordinated by Palestine Solidarity Campaign, in which constituents asked their candidates for their views on justice for Palestinians, the …
This year again Palestine was centre stage at the National Union of Teacher’s annual delegates conference in Harrogate during the Easter weekend. Dozens of NUT delegates flocked to the PSC stall to sign the petition asking for sanctions on Israel, as well as finding out about our current campaigns and to purchase some essential …
General Election candidates who responded to an email survey co-ordinated by Palestine Solidarity Campaign have overwhelmingly condemned Israeli settlements as illegal under international law. The vast majority also said they agreed that the next UK government should uphold the principles of equality, human rights and international law in all its relations and dealings with Israel. …
As Israel prepares to go to the polls tomorrow, UK voters are being urged to think about the millions of Palestinians who cannot vote for the new government but whose lives will be dictated by its policies. In the West Bank, more than four million Palestinians live under Israel’s military occupation. In Gaza, 1.8 million …
Tens of thousands of emails have been sent to Parliamentary candidates to find out where they stand on the issue of Palestine. As May’s General Election approaches, nearly half of all declared candidates from the major parties have received emails asking for their views on issues ranging from Israeli settlements to ending the UK’s arms …