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Stop the War spokesman John Rees told AFP that the protest was to hammer home a message to Blair. he insisted.
It’s about telling the British and US governments that we want an unconditional cease-fire. We’re the people who have the power to stop the Israelis in Lebanon,”
“Their silence is permitting mass murder in Lebanon by the Israeli forces. Look at the casualties: it’s eight to one.”
Reclaiming space
Al Jazeera
Lenins Tomb
The Sharp Side
The Independent
- Thousands to march in support of immediate ceasefire
- Ceasefire hopes rise as thousands march in London against war
- Protests erupt across the Muslim world
Indymedia UK
BBC
the BBC reporting is very bias towards Israel so read with care
- Protesters call for Lebanon peace
- Demo brings ceasefire calls to UK
- Israeli cricket match protest vow
- Protests at Israeli cricket game
The Fanonite
The Socialist Worker
Pictures
Videos
- Soumaya Ghannoushi (05/08/2006)
- Tony Benn (05/08/2006)
- Tony Benn (22/07/2006)
- Lindsey German (05/08/2006)
- Childrens shoes at No. 10
- George Galloway (22/07/2006)
- George Galloway (05/07/2006)
- Clip from Hyde Park
- Craig Murray former UK Ambassador (05/08/2006)
- Rose Gentles (05/08/06)=
Why the demonstrations are so important
“There is immense anger among rank-and-file members of the Labour Party and backbench MPs.”
Public opinion gives the critics of Blairs policies much more credibility and puts them in a better position to add greater pressure for an unconditional and immediate ceasefire.
Blair admits to cabinet splits over his support for Bush on Israel
Filed under: Lebanon, Peace Activism, UK involvement
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