Fail Better: BOYCOTT ISRAEL,Thursday, August 21, McChuills
Thursday, August 21 at 8:00pm
McChuills Glasgow
This Fail Better is dedicated to the martyrs of Palestine (Gaza, West Bank & Historic Palestine). By answering the call from the Palestinian civillian population for the total Boycott Divestment and Sanction of Israel, we can work to dismantle the Apartheid State.
There will be poetry, music & film including:
Short films made by the LAJEE youth centre in Aida Camp, Betlehem
If anyone has words or music to share, please get in touch.
This Fail Better is a social space for discussing where we are. There will be no formal discussion, but treat the night as place to meet up with friends and folk to discuss what’s going on – whatever your knowledge/involvement with the Palestinian struggle.
There will be as much information on BDS as we can get our hands on.
McChuills Glasgow
40 High Street, Glasgow G1 1NL
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