
“Cowardly and symbolic” – CAAT comment on government decision not to invite Israeli delegation to DSEI arms fair
This is the government pretending to take action while safeguarding the profits of arms dealers.
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This is the government pretending to take action while safeguarding the profits of arms dealers.
The organisers of DSEI are trying to hide their exhibitors because they know they will face scrutiny for their inclusion of Israeli arms companies, and are trying to hide their complicity.
We cannot stay silent in the face of this repression and condemn Police Scotland for using terrorism powers on people taking direct action
This is an attack on our civil liberties, an attack on our right to protest, and an attack on our rights to speak up for Palestinian people.
We cannot rely on our institutions to uphold international law, we can only rely on ourselves and the power we have to create change.
Let’s be clear. Direct action is not terrorism and taking action against genocide profiteers is not terrorism.
“It is unconscionable that Israeli delegations and arms companies will be allowed to conduct business as usual at DSEI, and it is down to campaigners to do everything they can to kick Israel out of DSEI and stop this from happening."
CAAT supporters ensured those attending did not dine in peace.
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