The Israeli Arms company ELBIT has one of its premises in a village a few miles from Birmingham. The company supplies drone technology that the Israeli Occupation forces use for its lethal military operations across the region. Activists from Birmingham will be travelling on the Cross city Line in the first carriage of the train
National March For Palestine Saturday 18th July 2026
Coaches --will be travelling from Birmingham starting at the Central Mosque leaving at 8:15 am and the student house 8:30am on Saturday 18th July 2026 and leaving London at 4:00 pm (location to be confirmed) to return to Birmingham for approximately 8:30pm - Please note tickets are non-refundable
Pick up points and times: (Please be prompt)
Birmingham Central Mosque, 180 Belgrave Middleway, Birmingham B12 0XS 8:15am
Muslim Student House Masjid and Community Centre, B12 9BX
Any issues ring Naeem and not the Central Mosque on 07721427690
Please book as soon as you can so if need be we can book more coaches maximising numbers marching in London against the occupation.
Don't Buy Apartheid
The Don't Buy Apartheid campaign calls on all individuals, shops, restaurants, and businesses to take two key actions to support the Palestinian struggle for freedom:
1) Boycott Israeli produce like avocados, oranges, herbs and dates.
2) Boycott Coca-Cola and its brands Schweppes, Sprite, Fanta, Innocent, Appletiser, Smart Water and Costa Coffee.
Israeli fresh produce, like avocados, oranges, herbs and dates, is grown in illegal Israeli settlements on stolen Palestinian land. When businesses sell this produce, they are supporting Israel’s land theft and ethnic cleansing.
Coca-Cola franchisee in Israel operates a regional distribution centre in an illegal Israeli settlement. It’s therefore helping to entrench Israel’s military occupation and colonisation of Palestinian land. Consumers and businesses should buy an apartheid-free alternative, such as Gaza Cola.
End The Genocide Stop Arming Israel
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Picket LIDL Boycott Apartheid Sunday 5th October 2025 2:00pm to 3:00pm
As part of our campaign to boycott Apartheid Israel we are regularly outside LIDL on Moseley Road. This coming Sunday on the 5th October 2025 from 2:00pm to 3:00pm - Please join us
Palestine Solidarity Campaign National Website
Palestine Solidarity Campaign is a national organisation campaigning for the rights of the Palestinians and for equality and justice including the right of self determination in their own land in Palestine.
Follow the link to divest from Barclays
For more details and to answer any questions you may have or to register your intention to divest from Barclays follow the link below
Birmingham Candidates Pledging for Palestine
We ask all candidates for the forthcoming council elections to make a pledge for Palestine.
The Pledge includes:
- As a councillor, I will Uphold the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people
- As a councillor, I will support efforts to prevent, and ensure accountability for, Israel’s crimes of genocide, military occupation, ethnic cleansing and apartheid.
- As a councillor, I will Ensure my council is not complicit in and does not help
to normalise Israel’s violations of international law, including through the council divesting pensions and any other funds it administers from complicit companies and through its
procurement policies.
If you are a candidate Click here to sign the pledge
West Midlands Palestine Solidarity Campaign Annual General Meeting
TRADE UNIONISTS AGAINST THE NAKBA
Join the PSC Trade Union Webinar: Trade Unionists against the ongoing Nakba on Wednesday 7th May at 6pm to find out what you can do to build solidarity with Palestine.
Join the PSC trade union solidarity webinar following from international workers day, which will address the current situation for workers and their families in Palestine, and how you can take action for the next Workplace Day of Action on Thursday 15th May (Nakba Day), and the next national demonstration for Palestine to mark 77 years of Nakba, on Saturday 17th May.Speakers include:
Sarah Wooley, General Secretary BFAWU
Dr Samia Al-Botmeh, Palestinian academic at the economics department at Birzeit University, and BDS activist
Martin Cavanagh, PCS National President
Manal Hdaife, Lebanese school principal, member of the Executive Board of Education International & Regional branch leader of the Public Primary Schools Teachers League in Lebanon (PPSTLL)
Louise Regan, Chair Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and NEU EC
Peter Leary, Deputy Director Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Chair: Simon Dubbins, Head of International at Unite the Union
