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Sit-in protest held outside the French Consulate - Jerusalem

Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
01/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
02/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
03/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
04/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
05/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
06/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
07/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
08/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
09/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
10/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
11/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
12/13
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Sit-in protest in front of the French Consulate and the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from coming to Palestine.
Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
13/13
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Turkish peace activists hold signs against the French consideration of banning travel to Palestine.
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem
  • Sitin protest held outside the French Consulate  Jerusalem

Sit-in protest held in front of the French Consulate by the Turkish peace activists against banning foreigners from visiting Palestine.

Carried out dozens of members of the National Task Force and community in Jerusalem, a sit-in protest in front of consulates, French and Turkish to prevent international activists from coming to Palestine campaign (Welcome to Palestine), and considered that the establishment of European airlines (French, British, German, Swedish, Turkish, etc. .. .. and European governments to prevent the travel and the transfer of solidarity from the airports and on planes is a bias in flagrant violation of the Government of Israel, and to encourage policies of racism and crimes against the Palestinian people as well, this attitude reflects the extent of the falsehood and deceit that you upload those governments of the slogans of deceptive and misleading for human rights and the principles of truth, freedom and self-determination is in this situation (Tahr principles of international legitimacy and international law, and prevent and equip peace activists from coming to Palestine and stand on the fact that the suffering of the Palestinian people from crimes violations of strict human rights, it is an encouragement to Israel's persistence in its violations and survival as a state above international law while at the Turkish The delegation of Turkey that the most effective for her to remember well what Israel did in the ship Marmara Turkish storm, killing and wounding dozens of crew members who came under the Freedom Flotilla to lift the siege on the Gaza Strip instead of preventing solidarity Turks from coming to Palestine and Turkey must align itself to principled positions and not to their interests.
As well as the eighth delegation high positions of international activists to stand alongside our people and their legitimate rights and our just cause, as well as their exposing and stripping the Government of the occupation and committed crimes against the Palestinian people and perhaps what he suffered solidarity Danish beaten by the deputy commander of the Israeli army in the Jordan Valley (Shalom Eisner) proves that the Israeli authorities do not hesitate to commit crimes and violation of international law to promote and support from European governments, which did not condemn those crimes.
And the delegation delivered a letter of protest to the official cooperation in the French Consulate on the prevention of travel and transportation, and international activists refused to return the members of the Turkish consulate received a similar protest.

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