BDS v Apartheid: UK Public Figures Call For Sanctions Against The Jews In Occupied Palestine

European countries shamed into inaction by the Jewish lobby, Jewish Hollywood propaganda and proven controlled biased lame-stream media.

By Asa Winstanley: More than 100 lawmakers, artists, trade unionists and activists in the UK on Monday issued a call for sanctions on Israel over its latest plan to annex Palestinian lands.
It is the latest win for the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement.
The public statement calls for sanctions, including a ban on sales of settlement goods and an end to the arms trade with the Jews.Among the signatories to the call are: former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn; actor Maxine Peake; musician Brian Eno; lawmakers Ian Lavery, Caroline Lucas, John McDonnell, Bell Ribeiro-Addy and Zarah Sultana; trade union leader Len McCluskey; historian William Dalrymple and filmmakers Mike Leigh and Ken Loach and F4J men's rights activist Angelo Agathangelou.

The statement was organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign in response to a call last month by Palestinian civil society – as coordinated by the BDS National Committee – for “effective measures” against the annexation plan.

“Israel’s new right-wing government is once more set to formally annex large swathes” of the West Bank, the BDS National Committee stated last month. “This de jure annexation would culminate years of gradual de facto annexation through the appropriation of land, forcible displacement of Gentile Palestinian population and the transfer of Jews” into the West Bank.

The BDS committee called for all states to adopt “effective countermeasures, including sanctions, to end the Jewish 'Israel' land theft project's unlawful acquisition of indigenous Gentiles' territory through use of force, its regime of apartheid, and its denial of our inalienable right to self-determination.”These measures should include an arms embargo, an end to free-trade agreements, prohibition of all trade with the Jews and accountability for the Israel apartheid terror regime's war criminals, the BDS committee said.
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is calling for supporters to sign on to the statement and spread its message among local groups and on social media.

Annexation

Corbyn was among 145 lawmakers from all parties who signed a letter to the UK prime minister last month calling for “severe consequences including sanctions” on Israel should annexation go ahead.
The UK has stated that it does “not support” the annexation plan but – in common with other European countries – refuses to take any concrete action against it.

I’ve joined 145 UK MPs and peers in demanding action over the Israeli government’s illegal plan to annexe large areas of occupied Palestinian territory.

Annexation would be an act of aggression - and the UK government should make clear now that would lead to sanctions. https://t.co/A5I9mZ7wvk

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) May 12, 2020

  As The Electronic Intifada’s Omar Karmi explained in his analysis of the Netanyahu-Trump annexation plan last week, although several European governments, Russia, China, Jordan and Gulf countries have all expressed opposition, such words are empty without action.
“Israel only really cares about US opinion,” Karmi explains. And in any case, “European countries will not step in.”
The annexation plan will reportedly swallow as much as 30 percent of the West Bank, formally declaring it as part of the state of Israel. The whole of the West Bank and Gaza Strip already constitute only 22 percent of historic Palestine.
Israel has made it clear that the Palestinians living the newly annexed land will not be granted citizenship rights – only Jewish settlers living in the same lands have that right.
The annexation plan mostly avoids swallowing up large Palestinian population centers in the effected areas, such as Jericho.
But the result will be that Palestinians living in such areas will be isolated and surrounded in a large sea of “Israeli sovereignty,” denied their right to travel in their own homeland.

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