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24/7 Community Camp 4 Palestine opposite the US Embassy (London, SW8 5DF). Join us in demanding a permanent ceasefire and end to the Genocide in Gaza

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🚨OCTOBER 7TH MARCH - 3 YEARS OF GENOCIDE AND OUR UNIVERSITIES ARE STILL COMPLICIT🚨

📍Strand Campus
⏰12PM
🗓️October 7th

Join the united student front in our march against 78 YEARS OF GENOCIDE

These past three years are only the most recent genocide against the Palestinian people. We have seen the shameful lengths that our universities and the UK government will go to to be complicit with the Zionist entity.

We will march from KCL -> LSE -> SOAS -> UCL to demand a complete end to complicity in the genocide and occupation.

JOIN US by @cc4pal

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The beautiful long-standing encampment for Palestine in London opposite the US embassy has stood its grounds for over two years.

Follow @cc4pal for ways to support as they face pressure from the council and zionists to close!

🎥 @solidarity.diary

#london #thames #palestine #walk by @cc4pal

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Green Party members voted to adopt the “Zionism is Racism” motion.

Here is Stephen Kapos, a Jewish Holocaust survivor speaking in support of the adoption. by @cc4pal

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Activists in London have shut down Oxford Circus to demand an end to the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza.

A massive Palestine flag was displayed while protesters were exposing the UK's complicity in the Israeli war crimes through arms exports. by @cc4pal

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Soho Square, London, 01/10/26

On a national day of action against Palantir in the NHS hundreds rallied outside the corporation’s London HQ in Soho Square to oppose the software and AI giant’s growing grip on UK public services. This was the final action in a day that saw 40 actions across the UK during a week of action against Palantir around the world.

#peoplevspalantir #backthebreakclause #nopalantirinthenhs #londonprotest #london #documentaryphotography #photojournalism #reportage by @cc4pal

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📣 In Conversation with Busayo Twins and Sara Callaway + Screening of Marcia Rigg’s interview for Decolonial Dispatch 📣

📆 Friday 2 October 2026
🕰️ 8PM
📍Community Camp 4 Palestine, The Pavillion, 30 Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5DF (Opposite the US Embassy)

Join us at cc4pal to promote the UFFC (United Family and Friends Campaign) procession of 31 Oct 2026. In conversation with Busayo Twins (creator and host of Everything is Political) and Sara Callaway (Women of Colour/Global Women Strike) + screening of Marcia Rigg’s interview for Decolonial Dispatch.

Overview: United Families & Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends affected by a death at the hands of the state and the subsequent lies and cover-up concerning the circumstances of their death.

Established in 1997 as a network of Black families, UFFC now includes people from varied ethnic and cultural backgrounds affected by these injustices. The annual UFFC remembrance procession happens on the last Saturday of October every year.

Busayo Twins and Sara Callaway will present the campaign and discuss the connections between state violence against detainees in the UK and the treatment and killing of Palestinian prisoners at the hands of Israel.

#busayotwins #uffc #unitedfamilyandfriendscampaign taken in London, United Kingdom by @cc4pal

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We're at the @healthworkersandallies4pal People vs Palantir demo outside St Thomas Hospital - calling on NHS trusts to invoke a break clause on this far-right corporate company's involvement in the health service. It seems that a group of Zionists don't feel the same way, though...

📽️ @mummery.t by @cc4pal

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‼️SHUT THE ZIONIST EMBASSY DOWN‼️

📍 ISRAELI EMBASSY W8 4QB 📍
🗓️Friday 2 OCTOBER 🗓️
⏰6 PM⏰ by @cc4pal

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I returned to the US embassy to deliver this message: the Palestinian people have the right to resist by any necessary, including right to bear arms against the oppressor - and British workers have the right and duty to support and stand with them. by @cc4pal

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In Conversation with Mariam Shahin. PART 1. 25.09.2026.

Samidoun by Mariam Shahin offered revealing glimpses into the lives of 8 women living in Gaza and the West Bank.

They included a displaced student who had lost both of her legs, a surgeon bemoaning insufficient cancer specialists and services, a lawyer representing political prisoners, a human rights activist, a refugee school teacher, a musician, a social media journalist and a music teacher.

Between them they talked about the devastating impact of bombardments, severe injuries whilst health provisions have been decimated, the brutal treatment of detainees, systematic sexual assaults on women by occupation guards, the pain of having your homes stolen and the loss of educational and professional institutions. Despite this they showed resilience, resourcefulness and even a determination to create joy seeing children and the next generation as a definite source of hope.

After the screening we had the privilege via a zoom link to Jordan of posing our wide ranging questions to Mariam Shahin, the director and producer of this remarkable and deeply moving documentary.
We came away from this experience with a renewed realisation and commitment to the necessity of years, if not lifelong struggles ahead for the freedom of Palestine and us all to be achieved. taken in London, United Kingdom by @cc4pal

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In Conversation with Omar El Akkad

One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

Shortly after Israel's attack on Gaza, Omar El Akkad tweeted: ‘One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.’

Although the title of the book refers to the Gaza genocide, El Akkad's also includes wide-ranging critique of Western imperialism and hypocrisy.

"El Akkad’s most compelling argument takes aim at “a fiction of moral convenience”, as he calls it: “While the terrible thing is happening – while the land is still being stolen and the natives still being killed – any form of opposition is terroristic and must be crushed for the sake of civilisation.” Later the children of the aggressors, with all that stolen wealth and privilege firmly in their hands, hungry now for cultural capital, can celebrate the old resistance and claim outrage and solidarity in hindsight. At the time they say: “Yes, this is tragic, but necessary, because the alternative is barbarism. The alternative to the countless killed and maimed and orphaned … screaming from under the rubble … is barbarism.” (The Guardian)

We are honoured to have this surprise visit by El Akkad at camp. Come and join us! taken in U.S. Embassy London by @cc4pal

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In Conversation with Omar El Akkad

📅 Sunday, 27th Sept 2026
🕰️ 8PM
📍Community Camp 4 Palestine, The Pavillion, 30 Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5DF (opposite the US Embassy)
Hybrid Event: In Person & Live-Streamed

One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This

Shortly after Israel’s attack on Gaza, Omar El Akkad tweeted: ‘One day, when it’s safe, when there’s no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it’s too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.’
Although the title of the book refers to the Gaza genocide, El Akkad’s also includes wide-ranging critique of Western imperialism and hypocrisy.

“El Akkad’s most compelling argument takes aim at “a fiction of moral convenience”, as he calls it: “While the terrible thing is happening – while the land is still being stolen and the natives still being killed – any form of opposition is terroristic and must be crushed for the sake of civilisation.” Later the children of the aggressors, with all that stolen wealth and privilege firmly in their hands, hungry now for cultural capital, can celebrate the old resistance and claim outrage and solidarity in hindsight. At the time they say: “Yes, this is tragic, but necessary, because the alternative is barbarism. The alternative to the countless killed and maimed and orphaned … screaming from under the rubble … is barbarism.” (The Guardian)

We are honoured to have this surprise visit by El Akkad at camp. Come and join us! taken in London, United Kingdom by @cc4pal

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