[ [link removed] ]Close-up of two children amidst rubble in Gaza. They inspect the
remains of a house after an Israeli air strike in the city of Rafah.n
John,
Bombs are raining down on Palestinians. Over 1,000 people, including many
children, have been killed in Gaza since Israel broke the fragile
ceasefire – and Netanyahu says this is just the beginning.
There’s no justification for genocide – yet the UK government is one of
the worst enablers. It’s fuelling these nightmarish airstrikes, supplying
Israel with critical components for its killer war planes that are utterly
destroying Gaza and its people.
But we can help end the genocide.
Our partners are taking the UK government to court in May to stop this
brutal arms trade. They’re at a critical moment right now, racing to
prepare a watertight case. If they win, it would be life-saving – and
could unleash more lawsuits that stop the flow of weapons for good.
But this work is expensive and they’re asking for help to get it over the
finish line. With all of us chipping in, we can help them win this
historic case – and power the fight for justice everywhere.
Can you chip in to end the genocide?
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Over 1,000 Palestinians have been brutally killed in the last two weeks
alone. Ambulances have been shot at and aid workers picked off one by one,
their bodies reportedly recently discovered in a mass grave. Nothing can
justify this.
Yet, Prime Minister Netanyahu has explicitly ruled out any further
ceasefires and stated that Israel’s increasingly depraved attacks are
“only the beginning”. He couldn’t be any clearer: Israel has no intention
of stopping the genocide, no matter the human cost.
That’s why our partner’s lawsuit is more important than ever. Countless
Palestinian lives are on the line and the UK’s F-35 components are making
Israel’s genocide possible. Now, lawyers have a real chance of winning.
They already succeeded in pushing the UK government to partially suspend
weapons licenses to Israel as part of this groundbreaking legal challenge
supported by the Ekō community. But the government carved out a major
exception for war plane components.
With all of us chipping in, we can help our partners finally force the UK
to halt its destructive sale of killer plane parts to Israel. But they
need the cash to make this historic lawsuit as strong as possible.
The next few weeks are critical. Can you rush a donation to finally end
this massacre?
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Your donation will help power Ekō and our campaigns worldwide fighting for
people and the planet.
Over 50,000 Palestinians have now been killed in Gaza – and scientists are
putting the number as high as 186,000. Now is the moment to act to save
lives. Join us.
Thanks for all that you do,
Miriam, Yasmin, and the Ekō team
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More information:
[ [link removed] ]Updates: Palestinians flee Rafah as Israel renews assault on south
Gaza Al Jazeera 31 March 2025
[ [link removed] ]Red Cross outraged over killing of medics by Israeli forces in
Gaza BBC 31 March 2025
[ [link removed] ]Is the UK’s support for Israel’s atrocities in Gaza finally
wavering? OpenDemocracy 21 March 2025
[ [link removed] ]Future negotiations with Hamas 'will take place only under fire', says
Netanyahu France24 18 March 2025
[ [link removed] ]Campaigners urge F-35 fighter jet producing nations to stop supplying
Israel The Guardian 18 February 2025
[ [link removed] ]Israel killed 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers one by one,
says UN The Guardian 31 March 2025
[ [link removed] ]Long-term effects of Gaza war could quadruple Palestinian death toll,
warn UK doctors The Guardian 22 February 2025
[ [link removed] ]Who is arming Israel? UK Exports to Israel Action On Armed Violence 12
April 2024
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