Pro-Palestinian Britons Condemn Gaza Siege, Attacks + Apartheid Israeli Regime Carries Out Another Airstrike On Gaza Strip

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists have demonstrated outside the Israeli embassy in London, condemning Tel Aviv’s ongoing blockade and attacks on the Gaza Strip.

UK BANNED Press TV: According to reports, more than 500 protesters voiced their outrage in the protest, which was called by Palestine Solidarity Campaign on Sunday.
Waving placards and chanting slogans like “Free Free Palestine,” “End the siege of Gaza,” and “We are all Palestinians,” the protesters condemned Israeli war crimes in the territory, including putting children in solitary confinement.
Demonstrators also called on the international community, including the British government, to pressure Israel to lift the siege on Gaza.
The rally was attended by British pro-Palestinian MPs as well as several campaign organizations including, Stop the War Coalition, Jews for Justice for Palestine, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, and Palestinian Forum in Britain.

Referring to the terrible suffering that is going on in Gaza, former Liberal Democrat MP Baroness Jenny Tonge said, “The people there are going hungry, being poisoned and deprived of their human rights.”

The protest was also organized to mark five years since the end of Israel's bloody assault on Gaza in 2008-2009.
The impoverished Gaza remains under Israel's food and drugs embargo since 2007. The 22-day war on the coastal strip in December 2008 claimed the lives of over 1,400 Palestinians.
The Israeli military often targets Palestinians along the border with the Gaza Strip, which remains literally cut off from the outside world by a crippling Israeli blockade.
The siege has turned the densely-populated coastal sliver, home to some 1.7 million Palestinians, into the largest open-air prison in the world.
 
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Apartheid Israeli Regime Carries Out Another Airstrike On Gaza Strip
UK BANNED Press TV: The Israeli regime death Squads have once again launched an airstrike on the densely populated civilian Gaza Strip, targeting the northern and central parts of the besieged Palestinian territory.
Tel Aviv says the airstrike was carried out during the early hours of Sunday, in what it said was retaliation for a rocket fired from Gaza.
There has been no immediate confirmation of possible casualties from the airstrike.
A similar Israeli attack on Wednesday wounded a Palestinian woman and four children in Gaza.
The Israeli military often targets Palestinians along the border with the Gaza Strip, which remains literally cut off from the outside world by a crippling Israeli blockade.
The siege has turned the densely-populated coastal Palestinian sliver, home to some 1.7 million people, into the largest open-air prison in the world.
According to the Palestinian rights groups, over a dozen Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in the first half of 2013 and nearly 1,800 Palestinians, including women and children, were seized during the same period.
Gaze has been under the crippling blockade imposed by the Tel Aviv regime since 2007.
Photo: A Palestinian boy walks up the stairs of a damaged house following an Israeli airstrike on Rafah, southern Gaza, November 2012.

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