The International Campaign to Save GazaFounding Statement Due to the ongoing genocidal war orchestrated by the Israeli occupation against the people in the Gaza Strip, the casualty count has tragically risen to around 14,000 martyrs, including over 6,000 children and 4,000 women. Furthermore, the destruction of over a quarter of a million residential units has …
In response to the horrific Israeli criminal blockade, siege and destruction of Gaza, the Gaza Freedom Flotilla Coalition announces ourintent to sail again shortly to break the blockade of humanitarian aid into Gaza. The purpose of the mission is to develop sufficientinternational pressure on the Israeli and U.S. governments to allow internationally inspected humanitarian goods …
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) mourns the loss of life in the recent escalation of violence in Gaza and Israel. We call for an immediate end to Israeli violations of human rights which have resulted in the deaths of so many Palestinians and Israelis. This week, Palestinians held captive for the past 17 years in …
TV coverage of Handala in Bristol by Alghad TV (in Arabic). Includes multiple interviews.
Palestine Chronicle article “This year the Freedom Flotilla boat, the Handala, is sailing across Europe to build support for the Palestinian people.”
Handala arrived in Bristol on Monday 10 July making its way up the River Avon and under the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. Supporters with flags & banners greeted the boat together with local media as it progressed up through the lock-gates and into Bristol Harbour. Once past the swing-bridges, Handala was able to dock at …
A big thank you to Cardiff PSC for greeting Handala so warmly and for organizing the numerous meaningful events! Again, it was a delight to be greeted with flags, cheers and Free Palestine chants as we approached and entered the lock on Cardiff’s barrage. Shortly after our arrival we held multiple interviews, including one television …
Cardiff / Caerdydd, Wales Welcomes Gaza Freedom Flotilla, July 7-10 Read More »
Freedom Flotilla Coalition with supporters in and around Yorkhill Quay, Glasgow.
After crossing Loch Ness and reaching partway through the Caledonian Canal, the Freedom Flotilla boat Handala was delayed in the Laggan Locks area due to a broken swing bridge. This restriction required last-minute changes to our itinerary. “We were looking forward to being in Glasgow and meeting locals who stand for Palestinian human rights. We …
