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May 21, 2021

Prro-Palestine rally

PEORIA, IL -- Here's a rally worth going to, but first my solutions to the Israel-Palestine issues. 

In return for total disarmament, enforced by UN inspectors, Palestine gets funds to rebuild its infrastructure.  Israel agrees to end its occupation, recognize Palestine as a nation, get out of its territory (the settlements)  and quit harassing Palestinians who live within its borders. Jerusalem becomes an international city.  Without this,  no funding aid for Israel.The US has a big stick -- the money -- and should use it. 

The rally:  

Palestinians continue to be oppressed by the Israeli Apartheid government. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continue the illegal eviction and demolition of Palestinian communities, killing women & children, targeting journalists and mosques.
Join us Sunday, May 23rd, 2021 at 2PM on the corner of Main & University for a rally to support the Palestinian people.

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Solidarity,
PeoriaNoBanNoWall
 
-- Elaine Hopkins

 

 

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