There will be a General Election on Thursday 4th July 2024.
We must prioritise Palestine at this General Election. We should only vote for candidates that support justice for the Palestinian people. We have created a simple questionnaire on Palestine for you to send to candidates who wish to become your MP. Their response will decide if we vote for them or not.
Take action.
Enter your postcode to find out who is standing to be your MP and get ready to keep emailing them until they all respond.
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This will help you decide who to vote for at the elections. Let’s encourage our friends to do the same
If you haven't had a response within 4 days, then please send your local candidates a follow-up email.
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Now is the time to vote for a future MP who supports justice and peace for Palestine.
Both the leaders of the Conservative and Labour Party have failed to call for a ceasefire, demand unrestricted humanitarian aid and a stop to the genocide in Gaza. Most existing MPs have failed to demand an end to Israel’s occupation and apartheid policies.
In a democracy, we the citizens get a chance to make our opinion count at the General Election. Make sure on Thursday 4th July you vote for a candidate who upholds justice and does everything possible for a free Palestine.
Every hour in Gaza
15 Palestinians are killed - six are children, 35 Palestinians are injured, 42 bombs are dropped, 12 buildings are destroyed
36,615 Palestinians killed.
As of May 2024, Israel has killed 36,615 Palestinians. Injured more than 81,136. Over 10,000 are missing.
Occupied West Bank
Killed: at least 519 people, including more than: 130 children, Injured: more than 5,000
