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Big Demo Sat, 3.1. in Tel Aviv
BIG DEMO Sat, 3.1. in Tel Aviv: STOP THE KILLING! NO TO THE SIEGE! YES TO LIFE FOR BOTH PEOPLES!
The killing in
Gaza continues. Hundreds have been killed, thousands
injured, air-strikes have caused utter devastation and
entire families are left homeless.
Civilians in the south
of Israel are being held captive by a government which lies
to them and abuses them. Destruction and death in Gaza will
not ensure their future, but rather lead to more violence
and killings.
Join us in protest this coming
Saturday, 3.1.2009, in Tel Aviv. Together we will call
out:
Stop the Killing! No to the Siege! Yes to life for
both peoples!
In these dark days, let us stick to
our message:
Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies!
Our demand: A full truce and the lifting of the siege on Gaza NOW!
We meet at the corner of Frishman St. and Khen Boulevard at 18:30
* Information about transportation from across the country will be published shortly.
Please note: For the past week mass
arrests have been carried out amongst Palestinian citizens
of Israel who are exercising their democratic right to
protest. On Saturday, at 13:00, before the Tel Aviv
demonstration, a mass protest rally will be held in Sakhnin
by the High Committee of Arab Israelis against the killing
in Gaza. Please make an effort to join – your presence is
of the essence!
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For donations,
crucial for our demonstration, please send checks made out
to "Matte Hacoalitsia" at PO box 1335, Kfar Saba 44113
ENDS
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