PETITION: Stop trade with Israel’s occupation

Posted: 14th August 2026



Please take 2 minutes to sign the petition demanding Andy Burnham fulfils Britain’s legal obligation to take meaningful action to bring an end to Israel’s unlawful occupation and brutal system of apartheid.Sign our petitionLast month was the deadliest recorded since October 2023 for Palestinians in the West Bank. In the village of Qusra, Israeli settlers have cut off water and electricity and denied medical care to Palestinian families to try to drive them out. This is not an isolated act by a few extremists, it is a state sponsored campaign of terror that has seen at least 3,200 Palestinians forcibly displaced from their homes this year.

We must stand with the Palestinian people in the face of this escalating violence and ethnic cleansing as Israel rapidly expands its theft of their land. Just last month, Israel’s security cabinet approved a new budget of 1.3 billion shekels for establishing 34 new illegal settlements across the West Bank.

Disgracefully, the British government continues to support Israel’s crimes and allow trade that facilitates this intensification of violence against Palestinian communities.

Take action now – call on Andy Burnham to implement meaningful sanctions!Sign our petitionIn July 2024 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Israel’s occupation is unlawful and found Israel guilty of the crime of apartheid against Palestinians.

The court set out clear obligations for the British government not to aid or assist Israel’s violations of international law, and to instead take steps that help bring about an immediate end to its illegal occupation.

Two years later, the British government has shamefully not even responded to this landmark ruling. Now Andy Burnham must act.Sign our petitionPeter, please take 2 minutes to add your name to the petition calling on Andy Burnham to end Britain’s complicity in Israel’s genocide and illegal occupation. Every new signature helps show the huge public demand for action.

In solidarity,
James
PSC Campaigns Officer

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