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As Israel unleashes its state terror against Palestinians in Gaza bombing schools and murdering civilians a wave of revulsion has swept across Britain and the world.

As Israel's slaughter continues in Gaza, a national demonstration has been called in London for next Saturday.

Activists talk to Adam Cochrane about the harsh reality of life under Israeli occupation

Beesan, an activist in the West Bank, spoke to Socialist Worker

Arab leaders condemn Israel. But their ties to Western imperialism mean they aren’t real allies in the fight for Palestinian liberation, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

There is a ghastly familiarity about Israel’s assault on Gaza. The scenes of carnage and destruction inflicted by the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) recall very similar scenes during Operation Cast Lead in 2008-9.

Between five and ten thousand people defied the police in Paris last Saturday and protested in solidarity with Palestinians.  

Israel has killed over 1,000 people in its latest assault on Gaza—most of them civilians.

Up to 100,000 people filled the streets of central London last Saturday in protest at Israel’s continuing assault on Gaza.

The world is recoiling in horror at Israel’s mass murder in Gaza. More than a million people have marched in anger around the globe. Even some of Israel’s staunchest backers have gone pale at the scale of the bloodshed.

Israel has blood on its hands. The murder of over 1,000 Palestinians in recent weeks is not its first massacre.

Up to 100,000 people filled the streets of central London today, Saturday, in protest at Israel's continuing assault on Gaza.