2 September, Copenhagen: Yankee go home! Join the demonstration against Trump

28 August 2019

Monday, 2 September
4:30 pm
In front of the US Embassy
Dag Hammarskjölds Alle
Copenhagen, Denmark
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/510738139755337/

US President Donald Trump has cancelled his visit to Denmark. But our demands for Denmark to change its policies have not been abandoned. Therefore, a large number of movements and organizations will continue to gather and demonstrate against US wars and for international solidarity!

Find us at our demonstration wagon between Østerbro Library and Oluf Palme street.

We say:
Stop the imperialist wars!
Stop the arms buildup!
Stop the policy of sanctions!
Strengthen international solidarity!
Capitalism is killing the climate!
Stop the militarization of Greenland and the Arctic!
Denmark out of NATO!

All are welcome to join the march.

Organizers: : Time for Peace – Active Against War, Venezuela Network, Hands Off Venezuela, Palestinian National Assembly in Denmark, Boykot Israel, Danish-Cuban Association, Kurdish Women’s Association, International Forum, Nazim Hikmet Cultural Association, Patria Grande Network in Denmark, Peace Watch, Ministry of Peace, Grupo Salvador Allende, Circulo Allendista, Friendship Society Denmark-DDF Korea, People’s Movement against Nazime, Anti-fascist Magazine “Handshake”, Women in Fight, Stop the Terror War – Out of NATO, No thanks to new fighter aircraft, Pro Nicaragua a Dinamarca, the Labor Party Communists (APK), Communist Party (KP), Communist Party in Denmark (KPiD), the Socialist Association, the Communist Party of Denmark (DKP).

USA’s præsident Donald Trump har droppet sit besøg i Danmark. Men kravene til Danmark om at ruste op er ikke opgivet og den førte politik har ikke ændret sig. Derfor vil en lang række bevægelser og organisationer (se listen i bunden) fortsat samles for at demonstrere imod USAs krige og for international solidaritet! Vi går med i den fælles fredelige STOP TRUMP DK Demonstration med vores egen sektion med talere og musik.

Find os ved vores demonstrationsvogn (se efter fredsflagene og bannere), mellem Østerbro Bibliotek og Oluf Palme gade.

Vi siger:
– Stop imperialismens krige!
– Stop oprustningen!
– Stop sanktionspolitikken!
– Styrk den internationale solidaritet!
– Red klimaet ikke kapitalismen!
– Stop militariseringen af Grønland og Arktis!
– Danmark ud af NATO!

Alle er velkommen til at deltage i vores optog!

Vi har også brug for flere aktive. Alle kan hjælpe til med sprede budskabet, skriv gerne til os på i besked-feltet. Flere organisationer er velkommen til at tilslutte sig, kontakt os for at høre nærmere..

Arrangører: Tid til Fred – Aktive imod Krig, Venezuela-netværket, Hands Off Venezuela, Palæstinensisk Nationalforsamling i Danmark/The Palestinian National Assembly in Denmark, Boykot Israel, Dansk-Cubansk Forening, Kurdisk Kvindeforening, Internationalt Forum, Nazim Hikmet Kulturforening, Patria Grande Netværket i Danmark, Fredsvagten, Fredsministerium, Grupo Salvador Allende, Circulo Allendista, Venskabsforeningen Danmark-DDF Korea, Folkebevægelsen mod Nazime, Antifascistisk Tidskrift “Håndslag”, Kvinder i Kamp, Stop Terrorkrigen – Ud af NATO, Nej tak til nye kampfly, Pro Nicaragua en Dinamarca, Arbejderpartiet Kommunisterne (APK), Kommunistisk Parti (KP), Kommunistisk Parti i Danmark (KPiD), Foreningen Socialisten, Danmarks Kommunistiske Parti (DKP).

Seven Palestinian prisoners continue hunger strikes for freedom

27 August 2019

Huzaifa Halabiya is on his 58th day of hunger strike, protesting his administrative detention: Israeli imprisonment without charge or trial. The Palestinian from Abu Dis in Jerusalem has been imprisoned on the basis of “secret evidence” since 10 June 2018. When he was seized from his home, his wife was pregnant; now, he is the father of seven-month-old Majdal, who he has yet to meet due to the Israeli occupation authorities.

The prison branch of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement that they are continuing to work to reach an agreement to obtain Halabiya’s freedom and that he is committed to continue his hunger strike until his demands are met. It also emphasized that the program of support and solidarity strikes will also continue until Halabiya’s freedom is assured. Over 50 Palestinian prisoners have joined solidarity strikes and actions to demand freedom for Halabiya and his fellow administrative detainees on hunger strike.

Halabiya is a leukemia survivor who also suffered burns over the majority of his body as a child, requiring ongoing medical treatment and follow-up. He has seen a severe deterioration of his health throughout his strike. Also on a lengthy hunger strike is Ahmed Ghannam, 42, who has refused food for 45 days. He is also a leukemia survivor and is experiencing severe health deterioration during his strike. He launched his strike to protest his transfer to administrative detention in early July.

Sultan Khallouf, 38, from Burqin near Jenin, has been on hunger strike for 40 days, and Ismail Ali, 30, also from Abu Dis, has been on hunger strike for 35 days.

Tareq Qa’adan, who has served over 11 years in prison, many of them in administrative detention, has been on hunger strike for 27 days after he was ordered jailed without charge or trial rather than being released at the end of a short sentence.

Nasser al-Jada, 30, has been on strike for 21 days, and Thaer Hamdan for 16 days.

All of the hunger strikers are refusing food, putting their bodies and lives on the line, against arbitrary administrative detention – imprisonment without charge or trial. Administrative detention was first introduced to occupied Palestine by the British colonial mandate before being adopted by the Zionist regime. Each detention order can be issued for up to six months at a time, but they are indefinitely renewable. This means that Palestinians have spent years at a time jailed under administrative detention, with no charges and no trial.

Meanwhile, Wajdi al-Awawdeh was victorious in his hunger strike on 26 August, concluding an agreement to confirm that he will be freed in February 2020.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all supporters and friends of Palestine everywhere around the world to stand with these courageous prisoners who have put their lives on the line to seek freedom and an end to the unjust system of administrative detention. International solidarity can play an important role in supporting their struggle, and Palestinian prisoners are calling for our actions. All of our participation, protests and petitions can play a role in helping them to seize victory for justice and freedom.

Take Action:

1) Organize or join an event or protest for the Palestinian prisoners. You can organize an info table, rally, solidarity hunger strike, protest or action to support the prisoners. If you are already holding an event about Palestine or social justice, include solidarity with the prisoners as part of your action. Send your events and reports to samidoun@samidoun.net.

2) Write letters and make phone calls to protest the violation of Palestinian prisoners’ rights. Demand your government take action to stop supporting Israeli occupation or to pressure the Israeli state to end the policies of repression of Palestinian political prisoners. In particular, demand that your political officials put pressure on Israel to end the policy of administrative detention, the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial.

Call during your country’s regular office hours:

• Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs Marise Payne: + 61 2 6277 7500
• Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland: +1-613-992-5234
• European Union Commissioner Federica Mogherini: +32 (0) 2 29 53516
• New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs Winston Peters: +64 4 439 8000
• United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt: +44 20 7008 1500
• United States President Donald Trump: 1-202-456-1111

3) Boycott, Divest and Sanction. Join the BDS campaign to highlight the complicity of corporations like Hewlett-Packard and the continuing involvement of G4S in Israeli policing and prisons. Build a campaign to boycott Israeli goods, impose a military embargo on Israel, or organize around the academic and cultural boycott of Israel. Learn more about the BDS campaign at bdsmovement.net.

Palestinian student activists among 23 seized by Israeli occupation forces

27 August 2019

*Photo for illustration purposes. From Wattan.TV*

Israeli occupation forces seized at least 23 people from their homes on Monday morning, 26 August, including several Palestinian student leaders and activists at Bir Zeit University. They join approximately 60 fellow students at Bir Zeit and over 300 Palestinian students overall held in Israeli prisons. Student activists involved in the elected council or other organizations are particularly targeted for arrest, interrogation and imprisonment; nearly every year, the Bir Zeit student body president is seized by occupation forces and prevented from carrying out his or her term on campus.

The students arrested on Monday morning include Ribhi Karajeh, a former political prisoner, seized from his village of Saffa; Khaled Abu Qash and Ahmad Kharouf. The Progressive Democratic Student Pole at Bir Zeit University issued a statement denouncing the arrests, saying that these arrests come “in the context of unsuccessful attempts to undermine our solid will and strong determination” and affirming that the Palestinian people will not be intimidated by persecution and the struggle will not be weakened by arrests.

The Palestinian Youth Mobilization in Germany (Hirak) called on students around the world to organize to confront the arrests and repression targeting Palestinian students throughout occupied Palestine. Hirak urged the Higher Committee for the Great March of Return and Breaking the Siege in Gaza to adopt a Friday of protest for Palestinian students in order to unify the student movement in struggle and work together to escalate the popular struggle against the occupation and break the siege on the Palestinian people in Gaza, especially students.

The list of people arrested includes the following:

1. Ribhi Karajeh, from Saffa west of Ramallah
2. Mohammed Munir Barghouthi, from Kobar north of Ramallah
3. Kanaan Hazmawi, from Kobar
4. Diaa Mashal Barghouthi, from Kobar
5. Marwan Adib Barghouthi, from Kobar
6. Nael Jamal Barghouthi, from Kobar
7. Shadi Barghouthi, from Kobar
8. Musaab Saher Barghouthi, from Kobar
9. Mohammed Munir Barghouthi, from Kobar
10. Qassam Nael Barghouthi, from Kobar
11. Yousef Sarhan, from Kobar
12. Khaled Ahmad Qad, from Abu Qash north of Ramallah
13. Aseer Hatem Maarouf, from Ain Qinya north of Ramallah
14. Talaat Hatem Maarouf, from Ain Qinya
15. Ahmad Kharouf, from Ramallah
16. Yahya Mohammed al-Rifai, from Kafr Ain west of Ramallah
17. Haitham Yousef al-Eiss, from Kafr Ainn
18. Firas Abdel-Karim Adam, from Zawiya, west of Salfit
19. Hafez Abu Zeid, from Jenin
20. Salah Albou, from Abu Dis east of Jerusalem
21. Saqer Hanatsheh, from Ramallah al-Tahta
22. Salem Badi al-Dardasari, from al-Bireh

As these new arrests targeted students and activists, Palestinian student Osama Fakhoury, 22, from al-Khalil, was once again ordered to eight more days of detention by the Ofer military court. An engineering student, Fakhoury is the former student council chair at Bir Zeit University. He has been jailed since 2 July, when he was seized by occupation forces 25 days before the release of his mother, Palestinian writer Lama Khater, who was released from over a year in Israeli prison in late July.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network joins Hirak in its call to action to defend Palestinian students under attack and organize to win the liberation of Palestinian prisoners – and of all of Palestine. We translate the statement below:

“The Zionist occupation continues to arrest and target our Palestinian students and comrades in the universities in the occupied homeland, Palestine, believing that it can break their resolve our our commitment. Our response to the crimes of the occupation is through popular action and its comprehensive escalation everywhere.

Accordingly:

The Palestinian Youth Mobilization calls on all Palestinian students everywhere to organize, confront and expose the policy of large-scale arrests carried out by the Zionist occupation forces against the student movement in occupied Palestine.

We also call on our brothers and comrades in the Higher Committee for the Great March of Return and Breaking the Siege to adopt a Friday of anger on behalf of the students of Palestine to unite efforts for a unified student movement in action and work together to escalate the popular movement to confront the occupier and break the siege imposed upon our people in the Gaza Strip, especially on the student population.

To our struggling people everywhere:

Popular escalation is the only possible option to protect our national rights and our sacred cause from the threat of liquidation.

Hirak also calls on the BDS movement to mobilize committees and campaigners everywhere, especially in universities, to defend the students in occupied Palestine.

We also emphasize that the attacks of the occupation on Palestinian students are not separate from its attacks on our people and our nation in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine.

Together we will win, and only together.

Palestinian Youth Mobilization/Berlin”

Samidoun stands with the people of Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq against Israeli aggression

27 August 2019

Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network stands with the people of Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, who face the front lines of aggression by the Israeli state, its Zionist supporters, imperialist backers and reactionary allies, and urges broad solidarity with their resistance.

Israel’s renewed bombardment and tightened siege of the Gaza Strip and campaign of arrests and settlement construction in the West Bank, as well as its lethal strikes on Iraq, where it killed Kazem Mohsen, a member of the Popular Mobilization Forces fighting the “Islamic State” group, and Lebanon, where it targeted both the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah, killing two of its members, Hassan Youssef Zbeeb and Yasser Ahmad Daher, and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command, and its latest bombing of Syria indicate the ongoing determination of this reactionary axis to foment social turmoil and national disintegration across the region.

In particular, they show its eagerness to weaken the resistance forces confronting its spearheads: Israel and the militant fundamentalist groups, including Al-Qaeda affiliates, with which it has found common cause. They also reflect the ongoing threat that Zionism and the Israeli state pose to all peoples in the region. After all, this is nothing new. Israel currently occupies the Syrian Golan Heights and the Lebanese Shebaa Farms. Its occupying forces were driven from southern Lebanon in 2000 due to the people’s resistance. Since that time, the Israeli state has repeatedly attempted to incite war with Lebanon and engaged in a brutal assault on the people of the country in 2006, rebuffed when the Lebanese resistance was victorious over the Zionist war machine once more.

And along with his decision to ban a visit by United States Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, they also demonstrate the willingness of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces a surprisingly close battle for re-election on 17 September, to win at any cost, even the embroilment of his state in a regional war.

Samidoun urges all supporters of Palestine to strengthen their solidarity with the forces of resistance confronting Israel, Zionism, imperialism and reaction both there and in surrounding countries through escalated Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaigns, particularly against targets, like Caterpillar, Hewlett Packard, HSBC and Sabra, complicit in servicing the Israeli military, demands that imperialist and reactionary government end their support for Israel, and mass mobilization against Israel’s dangerous escalation.

1 September, Groningen: Film at the Viola – Gaza Fights for Freedom

27 August 2019

Sunday, 1 September
2:30 pm
Viola Squat
Violenstraat 2
Groningen, Netherlands
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1118797294978582/

Film in Viola!!
GAZA FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM (01h23m)
This collaboration shows you Gaza’s protest movement like you’ve never seen before. Filmed during the height of the Great March Of Return protests, it features exclusive footage of demonstrations where 200 unarmed civilians have been killed by Israeli snipers since March 30, 2018.

A Film by Abby Martin

location: violenstraat 2

there will be a donation box to drop some of your monnies ::: the monnie will go to Stichting Kifaia ::: they support local health organisations in the gaza strip!

2 September, London: Stop the Arms Fair – Stop Arming Israel

25 August 2019

Monday, 2 September
9:30 am
Royal Albert Way, E16
London, UK
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/852120258506233/

Take action at the DSEI arms fair to #StopArmingIsrael

The world’s largest arms fair, Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) returns to London in September.

It’ll host a specially designated area for Israel’s arms companies to display their weapons – weapons which are marketed as ‘combat-proven’ i.e. weapons that have been tested and used to devastate and destroy Palestinian communities.

Since March 2018, Palestinians in Gaza have been marching to the fence which has entrapped them in the “world’s largest open air prison”. Palestinians haven’t forgotten their original homes, and they haven’t given up on their right of return. They are demanding their fundamental right to return to the homes from which they and their families were expelled in 1948 and 1967, a right enshrined in international law, and an end to the illegal blockade.

Israel has met these protestors with brutal live fire, killing over 250 and injuring and maiming over 30,000 in Gaza. This violence and destruction is made possible by Israel’s trade in arms with dozens of countries, including the UK.

Israel’s brutal military occupation of Palestine is a grave and shocking injustice. Yet is only made possible through international support: from governments and from the many international corporations that profit from the occupation.

Palestinians are peacefully resisting occupation and oppression, and it’s important for us to heed their call for boycotts, divestment and sanctions, now more than ever. We can do our bit by calling for sanctions on the sale of weapons to Israel. War and repression start here, and we can stop it here.

Take action at the Excel Centre during the #StopDSEI week of action and demand a two-way arms embargo between the UK and Israel!
***
On 2 September, we will kick off a week of action in the run up to the arms fair outside the Excel Centre to #StopDSEI. Join us in a day of creative action to Stop Arming Israel!

There will be activities and people there throughout the day from 10am onwards, but the main performances, speakers and activities will be 2–6pm. Come for the afternoon, and stay for an evening meal, and music and dancing at Dance to Disarm for Palestine: https://www.facebook.com/events/336184490600833/

***Programme of activities***
10.00 – Arrive! ‘Why are we here? Introduction to the issues & groups present.’
10.30 onwards – Bannermaking

11.00 – Workshop: Know your rights 101

12.00 – Speakers on BDS, The Great March of Return and the UK–Israel Arms trade

12.30 – Picnic Lunch *please bring food to share!*

13.30 – Performances, street theatre, speakers and more!

16.30 – Dabke Workshop by Hawiyya

18.00 – Food, and live music and spoken work at Dance to Disarm for Palestine

Bring creativity, energy, banners, flags, drums and a picnic lunch to share! This is happening rain or shine, so wear weather appropriate clothing.

Full accessibility information for the week of action is available on the Stop the Arms Fair website: https://www.stopthearmsfair.org.uk/accessibility-information/
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The week of action to Stop the Arms Fair at London’s Docklands runs from 2 to 13 September 2019. Find out more and join in the rest of the week of action: https://www.facebook.com/events/266188503879185/

19 October, Lannemezan: March for the liberation of Georges Abdallah!

24 August 2019

Saturday, 19 October
2:00 pm
Station Lannemezan
Rue de la Gare
Lannemezan, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/367593683905606/

Annual mobilization for the release of Georges Abdallah outside his prison gates in Lannemezan. Meet at Lannemezan station at 2 pm.

Georges Abdallah is a Lebanese communist militant and a struggler for the Palestinian cause imprisoned in France since 1984. He has been eligible for release since 1999. He will begin his 36th year of detention on 24 October, making him one of the longest-held political prisoners in the world.

Details to come. More info: http://liberonsgeorges.samizdat.net/

📢 Manifestation annuelle pour la libération de Georges Abdallah devant les portes de sa prison à Lannemezan.
Rendez-vous devant la gare de Lannemezan à 14H.
🚨 Georges Abdallah est un militant communiste libanais et combattant de la cause palestinienne emprisonné en France depuis 1984 et libérable depuis 1999. Il entamera une 36e année de détention le 24 octobre prochain, ce qui fait de lui l’un des plus vieux prisonniers politiques du monde.
➡ Plus d’infos : http://liberonsgeorges.samizdat.net/
Détails à venir

24 August, Albuquerque: Palestine Night with the Red Nation

23 August 2019

Saturday, 24 August
6:00 pm
Larry Casuse Freedom Center
1419 Central Ave NE
Albuquerque, NM
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/907357772959796/

Join The Red Nation for a night of food, dialogue, and information about the intersections between Palestinian rights and Indigenous liberation. Talk with Indigenous folx who have been to Palestine and learn how struggles for demilitarization, abolishing borders, ending resource extraction, abolition, and decolonization are interconnected across Palestine and Turtle Island.

Videos: Speakers confront political bans, anti-Palestinian repression in Germany

23 August 2019

On Saturday, 17 August, Palestinian writer Khaled Barakat spoke in Berlin after the end of the political ban imposed on him by the German state. Joining him were Samidoun’s international coordinator, Charlotte Kates and European coordinator, Mohammed Khatib. Thanks to solidarity video network Public Solidarity, videos of the talks are now available online for those who were unable to attend the event.

Watch the videos below:

Charlotte Kates:

Khaled Barakat:

Mohammed Khatib:

Watch all three videos as a playlist:

The event came in response to escalating repression in Germany targeting the Palestinian community and the Palestine solidarity movement, at the same time that this movement is on the rise. Recent incidents have included:

* the political ban imposed on Palestinian writer Khaled Barakat and the use of anti-Palestinian arguments to deny him a residency visa renewal
* the anti-BDS resolution passed by the Bundestag
* the political ban and stripping of the Schengen visitor visa targeting Rasmea Odeh, former Palestinian political prisoner and community leader
* the criminal prosecution of activists for interrupting an Israeli official speaker involved in the war on Gaza at Humboldt University
* the closure of the bank account of Jewish Voices for a Just Peace and other organizations in Germany
* the cancellation of performance invitations to American rapper Talib Kweli and Scottish rappers Young Fathers for their support for the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement
* the forced resignation of the director of the Jewish Museum in Berlin for tweeting a link to a statement against the Bundestag’s anti-BDS resolution written by Jewish scholars

24 August, Berlin: Boycott Puma! Protest demonstration at Hackeschen Markt

22 August 2019

Saturday, 24 August
2:00 pm
Hackescher Markt
Berlin, Germany
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/684997331927872/

BDS Berlin is calling for a demonstration at the PUMA Concept Store at Hackeschen Markt at Rosenthaler Str. 40/41 in 10178 Berlin on Saturday, 24 August 2019 from 2 pm to 4 pm.

BOYCOTT PUMA
PROUD SPONSORS OF ISRAELI APARTHEID

More than 200 Palestinian football teams have called on PUMA to end sponsorship of the Israel Football Association (IFA) due to its support for Israeli war crimes. The IFA includes football teams that are based in illegal settlements and host matches on land stolen from Palestinians.

EVERY ISRAELI SETTLEMENT IN THE WEST BANK, INCLUDING EAST JERUSALEM, IS ILLEGAL, AND A WAR CRIME UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW.

Israel’s settlements contribute to serious human rights abuses and are a direct cause for restrictions on Palestinian freedom of movement, access to natural resources, and ability to build homes and conduct business.

PUMA’S SPONSORSHIP OF THE IFA LEGITIMISES AND GIVES INTERNATIONAL COVER TO ISRAEL’S ILLEGAL SETTLEMENTS.

By sponsoring the Israel Football Association (IFA), Puma is endorsing the continued ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. Israel uses sport to whitewash its crimes and normalise the status of illegal settlements.

As the main international sponsor of the IFA, Puma is lending its brand to cover up and sportwash Israel’s human rights abuses, including against Palestinian footballers.

Until they end their sponsorship of the IFA, join us in boycotting Puma and calling on Puma-sponsored teams to drop Puma.

BDS Berlin ruft auf zur

Kundgebung vor dem PUMA Concept Store am Hackeschen Markt

in der Rosenthaler Str. 40/41 in 10178 Berlin

am Samstag, den 24. August 2019 von 14:00 – 16:00 Uhr

Mehr als 200 palästinensische Fußballmannschaften haben PUMA aufgefordert, sein Sponsoring des Israelischen Fußballverbandes (IFA) aufgrund seiner Unterstützung für israelische Kriegsverbrechen einzustellen. Im IFA sind Fußballmannschaften, die in illegalen Siedlungen ansässig sind und Spiele auf von Palästinenser*innen gestohlenem Land ausrichten.

JEDE ISRAELISCHE SIEDLUNG IN DER WESTBANK, EINSCHLIESSLICH OST-JERUSALEM, IST ILLEGAL UND GEMÄSS VÖLKERRECHT EIN KRIEGSVERBRECHEN.

Israels Siedlungen tragen zu schweren Menschenrechts-verletzungen bei und sind eine unmittelbare Ursache für Einschränkungen der Bewegungsfreiheit der Palästinenser*innen, des Zugangs zu natürlichen Ressourcen und der Möglichkeit Häuser zu bauen und Geschäfte zu tätigen.

PUMAS SPONSORING DES IFA LEGITIMIERT UND GIBT ISRAELS ILLEGALEN SIEDLUNGEN INTERNATIONALE DECKUNG.
Boycott PUMA

Mit dem Sponsoring des Israelischen Fußballverbandes (IFA) billigt PUMA die anhaltende ethnische Säuberung der Palästinenser*innen. Israel nutzt den Sport, um seine Verbrechen zu übertünchen und den Status illegaler Siedlungen zu normalisieren.

Als internationaler Hauptsponsor der IFA stellt PUMA seine Marke zur Verfügung, um die israelischen Menschenrechtsverletzungen, auch gegen palästinensische Fußballspieler*innen, zu vertuschen und zu verschleiern.

Macht mit, boykottiert PUMA und ruft von PUMA gesponsorte Mannschaften auf, PUMA fallen zu lassen bis das Unternehmen sein Sponsoring des IFA beendet. #BoycottPUMA

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