For many people, it’s become increasingly difficult to express their outrage at Israel’s oppression of the Palestinian people, the continued occupation of their land and endless violation of UN resolutions.
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Our people have often felt imprisoned by the context of the “debate”, and especially the viciousness of the attack on Jeremy Corbyn and those who have stood up for the Palestinians. We should understand that this is the aim: it’s about intimidation.
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Many activists, old and new, have therefore shied away from talking about Palestine, even while acknowledging the centrality of that issue to their outlook, and the man-made human rights catastrophe that it is. We must not let that happen.
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The more aggressive the attempts to shut down discussion of Palestinian freedom, the louder we must become.
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This #PalestineDay, Red Labour sends its solidarity to the people of Gaza and the West Bank, the whole Occupied Palestinian Territories.
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We pledge that your cause is our cause, we’ll continue to speak up - and we know that one day, Palestine will be free. ✊
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