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This review establishes a hierarchy of racism, a dangerous and divisive step. It will not gain the confidence of staff or patients in the NHS and should be withdrawn. Hardly surprising, given that Lord Mann said that "Antisemitism is the worst of racisms".

Our statement in response to the governments's plan to silence all 1.5 million NHS workers over Palestine. docs.google.com/document/d/1…

To Those Who Wonder About Us in Gaza Ladies and gentlemen around the world, allow us to share with you a glimpse of our daily lives here in Gaza — so you may know how we survive each day under siege and war that have stolen so much from us, yet not our will to endure. We have not tasted meat or fresh fruit for over four months now. When we cook, we often do so without onions, garlic, or spices — not because we do not wish for flavor, but because these simple things are either gone from our markets or have become too expensive for any of us to afford. We drink tea without sugar and have forgotten the taste of sweets, as a single kilogram of sugar now costs between 80 and 100 US dollars. We have been without cooking gas for months. So we burn whatever we can find — old clothes, shoes, even parts of our furniture — just to prepare a meal for our families. Fish, once the food of ordinary people, is now only for the wealthy or those who profit from this war; good fish costs up to 60 dollars a kilo. Most of us rely on charity kitchens for simple meals — lentils, pasta, and dry legumes. Sometimes we mix lentils or beans with flour to make it last longer, because flour alone is precious: a kilo can cost anywhere from 6 to 25 dollars, depending on whether aid trucks are looted or resold before reaching us. We have reduced our meals to just two a day. We delay breakfast and lunch so that we do not need dinner, and we divide our loaves of bread carefully to make sure everyone gets their small share. Our breakfast is now just a little Gazan duqqa or a pinch of thyme — so simple that our stomachs ache from the sameness and the hunger that never really goes away. Our faces have changed. Our bodies have grown thin, our elders age faster than they should, and our children suffer from malnutrition and anemia. This is just a glimpse of how we live each day — a life of waiting, sharing, and holding onto hope that our voices will reach you. We bear this hardship with patience, asking God to reward us for our endurance, and hoping that you will remember us, speak for us, and help lift some of this heavy burden.

Healthcare workers are hunted. Attacked. Reported. Persecuted. In Britain and globally. Free speech is a human right. We refuse to be silenced. We will fight for humanity. Watch this space. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Please sign and share our emergency statement to Keir Starmer and David Lammy. BREAD NOT BOMBS FOR GAZA. LET THE CHILDREN EAT. NO MORE WEAPONS FOR ISRAEL. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

healthcareisnotatarget.com/ petitions.net/whitetent?utm_…

An international team of physicians and human rights advocates released the Executive Summary with key findings from a new investigative report documenting what authors describe as a “two pronged attack” on healthcare workers in Gaza and around the world to silence critique of what Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Doctors without Borders and an international U.N. Commission have called a “genocide.” The report, “Healthcare Workers as Human Rights Defenders: A Medical Perspective on Israel’s Genocide Enablement Apparatus in Gaza and Abroad,” highlighting the urgent need for a medical definition of genocide to enable timely interventions by healthcare workers, was submitted to the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health on January 10, 2025. Even with a ceasefire, over 2 million Palestinians in Gaza will fight for survival, with a decimated health and sanitation infrastructure and over 90% of housing and over 80% of health facilities in Gaza damaged or destroyed. This report exposes the connections between systematic attacks on healthcare workers in Gaza (Medicide) and around the world as tactics of genocide. UN Special Rapporteur to Palestine, Francesca Albanese, and UN Special Rapporteur to the Right to Health, Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng will join report contributors from around the world to discuss the findings of the full report at a virtual press conference on January 29, 2025 at 7am PST/10am EST/5pm CET. Executive summary of report available here: doctorsagainstgenocide.org/g… Register at bit.ly/UNreportHCWGenocide

Sign the petition: Tell the World Medical Association to call for the release of medics in Israeli detention! @codepink codepink.org/wma?recruiter_i…

Statement by the Jewish Bloc on the police ban on the London demonstration on Saturday 18 January.

For each Palestinian life that should and could have been saved in Gaza, we have been put to the test. And we have failed, over and over. We must not fail again. All of us must do all we can to save Dr Abu Safiya. #FreeDrHussamAbuSafiya

UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, called for a global medical boycott of Israel in response to its alleged targeting of Gaza's healthcare system. "I urge medical professionals worldwide to sever all ties with Israel as a powerful statement against its complete destruction of Gaza's healthcare system—a key instrument of its ongoing genocide," Albanese posted on X.