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Barclays: Arming Israel’s Apartheid and Genocide
UK banking giant Barclays has ramped up its bankrolling of companies selling arms to Israel’s occupation and apartheid regime by 55% since 2021 – despite Israel committing plausible genocide against the Palestinian people.
UK Government’s Refusal to Suspend Arms Transfers to Israel
UK groups say UK government’s public position on weapons licences to Israel is at odds with what the government has admitted in litigation, and calls for an explanation, as Rafah braces for further atrocities.
UK Arms in Israel's Attacks on Gaza
Arms and military components made in UK factories are being exported to Israel, then used in attacks by Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. Such arms transfers most likely breach the UK government’s obligations under international law.
Barclays: Don’t bank on genocide and apartheid (Activist resources)
Palestinians have called on people of conscience around the world to support their struggle for justice and human rights, by campaigning to put an end to corporate and financial complicity in Israel’s apartheid regime of oppression. Below you can find all the resources you need to take action.
Joint statement on raids of Palestinian organisations
On 18 August, Israeli armed forces raided 7 Palestinian human rights organisations, ordering them to close.
Statement on 15 years of the Gaza blockade
UK charities call for immediate end to closure of Gaza after 15 years of collective punishment and imposed fragmentation
UK-Israel trade deal consultation response
War on Want response to UK-Israel Free Trade Agreement government consultation (signed by 5,475 War on Want supporters)
Israeli Government’s attacks on six Palestinian civil society groups must be resisted
We join 15 UK-based NGOs working to support the Palestinian people in condemning the Israeli Government’s shocking designation of six Palestinian civil society groups - including our partner Addameer - as ‘terrorist organisations.’