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MPs face mass lobby this week in support of Palestinian freedom
Palestinians protesting against the recent visit of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to an illegal Israeli settlement on their land

SUPPORTERS of Palestine are urged to lobby their MPs this week against Israel’s annexation of land that violates international law.

Hundreds of people are expected to meet their MPs in a virtual “Lobby Day” on Wednesday December 2 via Zoom, organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), to discuss Israel’s illegal settlements and apartheid policies.

Participants are also expected to ask MPs to take action through trade bans, sanctions and the signing of parliamentary early day motions, including number 1140 “Demolition of Palestinian Homes” and number 1139 “Israeli annexation of Palestinian land.”

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