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Above, left: The wall must fall.
McGill Daily: Five years of weekly peace vigils in front of the Israeli consulate in Montreal by Palestinian and Jewish Unity
End the Occupation of Palestine! PAJU Vigil Turns Five
February 10, 2006 marked the fifth anniversary of the weekly vigil organized by Palestinian and Jewish
Unity in front of the Israeli Embassy in Montreal. The vigil is held every Friday at noon to protest Israel's illegal and
brutal occupation of Palestine. ...
PAJU's co-presidents, Bruce Katz and Rezeq Faraj said the vigil is more important now than ever. "The situation in the Occupied Territories has gotten much worse over the last five years," Katz said. "Israel has
massively expanded its illegal settlements in the West Bank, seized more land and herded the Palestinians into tiny enclaves
around their towns. ... Israel has set up over 700 military checkpoints and built a massive 'security wall' in the West
Bank, taking more land, imprisoning people in 'Bantustans' and destroying the economic life of the Palestinians. Hunger and
unemployment are rampant. Literally thousands of people from both sides have been wounded or killed. The vast majority of
the victims are Palestinian civilians -- including children -- ruthlessly shot down by the Israeli army."
"Our vigil raises public awareness of the political and humanitarian situation stemming from this never-ending
occupation," Paraj said. "Protests like this one are taking place all around the world. The blunt truth is that Israel uses
its overwhelming firepower to subjugate the Palestinians and to expropriate their land. That is why PAJU and hundreds of other
human rights groups are organizing a world-wide boycott of Israeli products, much the way that the boycott of South African
goods was organized. At this critical time, PAJU invites ordinary citizens to join us in protesting this new apartheid by
boycotting Israeli products and pressuring the Government of Canada to demand that Israel comply with international law and
end the occupation."
Join PAJU every Friday at noon on the northwest corner of René Lévesque and Peel. For more information, call Daniel Saykaly
at (514) 961-3928.
Flier distributed on the June 2, 2006 vigil: An Israeli citizen speaks up, denouncing antisemitism
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Response to the message in the flier by Mr. Allan Baker,
The Israeli ambassador to Canada
Dr. Katriel,
I am sorry to disappoint you but I really don't know what you're referring
to.
In
any event and needless to say I totally reject your allegations, which,
thank goodness, seem to be held by you only, together
with a small number of
other apologists for the Palestinians.
Mon, 5 Jun 2006
What the ambassador claims he failed to understand was my reference, in a message to him, to the charges of antisemitism raised
against the CUPE resolution, according to NRG.
Mr. Allan Baker is an expert on international law. It would be nice to have his response to the Palestinian prisoners' document.
Why does Israel boycott this offer of peace? Are its "negotiation" experts (whose main achievement so far has been to stall
any prospect for successful dialogue) afraid that the internal logic of this document is too strong for them to rationally
deal with?
The National Conciliation Document of the Prisoners, in English.
Two easy questions to ambassador Baker:
1. Can you defend the route of the "security" wall through Bil'in?
Would a route that avoids cutting out about a half of Bil'in's land provide less security
to Israel?
2. Can you defend the fact that Bil'in gets a tiny fraction of the water allotted, per capita, to
the illegal settlement Matityahu/Modi'in Ilit, built on Bil'in's robbed land?
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