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"An important opportunity to reflect on the nativity story in the context of the Palestinian genocide, after 14 months of attacks on Gaza - and 57 years of Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Bethlehem. With talks, secular carols from the Bristol Palestine Alliance choir, and a remembrance march. "
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A event on Saturday 21st December. The event starts at 12:00.
While many will be spending time with our loved ones, in our warm homes enjoying our Christmas holiday, Palestine - the land that Christians believe to be Christ’s birthplace - is being bombed and its people the victims of a genocide.
For more than a year, Gazans have been continually subjected to constant bombing, starvation, dehumanisation, ethnic cleansing, mass murder on horrific scale most of which have been women and children. Medics, journalists, emergency aid workers, charity workers, UN peace keepers and babies are deliberately being targeted
.
This Christmas, whilst our Palestinian brothers, sisters and children, are suffering, we will gather and reflect and march in solidarity
Please join us.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
For more than a year, Gazans have been continually subjected to constant bombing, starvation, dehumanisation, ethnic cleansing, mass murder on horrific scale most of which have been women and children. Medics, journalists, emergency aid workers, charity workers, UN peace keepers and babies are deliberately being targeted
.
This Christmas, whilst our Palestinian brothers, sisters and children, are suffering, we will gather and reflect and march in solidarity
Please join us.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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