Palestine solidarity events to continue in Kilkenny and South-East

Members of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) South East branch continue to hold demonstrations and awareness events in local areas, including Kilkenny.

This week will see a wave of action take place across counties in the South-East led by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Committee (IPSC), but are open to all members of the public who want to show solidarity with Palestine. 

Every Wednesday at 5.30pm a gathering takes place at City Hall, Kilkenny. IPSC members say they are committed to continuing this display of solidarity until a ceasefire is realised.

IPSC will also hold a stall at noon on Saturday, November 11 at John Roberts Square in Waterford City. 

Last week, the South East Branch of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign ran a webinar meeting with speakers from the IPSC and directly from Ramallah in the West Bank to increase knowledge of the Palestine solidarity movement, the Boycott Divestment and Sanctions campaign, and the emergency being caused by the Israeli assault on Gaza, highlighting what people in the South-East can do to help.

The IPSC South East branch also brought people from across Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary and Wexford together to a rally in John Roberts Square, Waterford City last Saturday, which saw community leaders from across the South-East speaking about the campaign.