After more than a year and a half of bombardment, siege, and systematic starvation in Gaza, it is becoming harder than ever to grasp the true scale of Israel’s atrocities there.
Sanctions should not stop at ministers who incite violence; they must extend to all those who are orchestrating and directing these policies. The UK must also finally ban trade with illegal settlements.
As the Chair of Liberal Democrat Friends of Palestine, I am writing to you to express my appreciation for your principled leadership in speaking out against the atrocities unfolding in Gaza.
In the face of daily mass atrocities in Gaza, tougher and more comprehensive measures are required to compel urgent, on-the-ground change and pave the way to just and lasting solutions.
The illegal settlement project has long been recognised as undermining the viability of a Palestinian state and as an impediment to peace. But as we try to find a way to a better future, we…
Liberal Democrat Friends of Palestine call on our party and the UK government to: • Recognise the State of Palestine, as most UN members have done • Work for a lasting ceasefire, recognising there is…
LDFP is looking for an organised, ambitious and passionate Public Affairs, Communications and Administration Officer to support its work and that of the Party.
Like very many British Jews, I am not a pawn for pro-Israeli propaganda to use in their grotesque political game. There are plenty of Jewish voices in the UK that show the strength of pro-Palestinian…
Calum Miller our Foreign affairs spokesman gave a clear account of our policies on immediate recognition of Palestine, the rule of law and supporting the ICC and ICJ, which are being deliberately undermined by the…
Liberal Democrats who refer to Yesh Atid as a sister party should clearly stop doing so. And, while the Liberal Democrats cannot unilaterally move for the expulsion of Yesh Atid from Liberal International, to which…
World leaders first need to openly reject the idea that Israel is the victim and Iran is ultimately responsible for the deaths in Gaza and Lebanon
My Bill would recognise Palestine on the basis of the pre-1967 borders, and the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to self-determination.
We discuss the weaknesses of the motion that we otherwise support because it calls for the immediate recognition of Palestine, an end to arms exports to Israel, and upholds international law.
Conference calls to enact a presumption of denial for arms exports to governments listed by the Foreign Office as human rights priorities, and therefore immediately suspending arms exports to Israel,
LDFP & ICJP co-hosted events which attracted 250 attendees, includi the party CEO, the party Deputy Leader, at least 23 MPs, several peers, councillors and assembly members as well as former MEPs.
