Connecting London with Palestine, Kennington with Bethlehem
Our vice-chair Steve Adamson with film-maker Luke O’Reilly at The Camera Club the venue for the screening of Luke’s film, It’s The Hope That Kills Us. The screening on 8 April attracted a good crowd and following the film a Read More …
Come along to the Camera Club, 16 Bowden Street, Kennington SE11 4DS, on 8 April to viewing of Luke O’Reilly’s film with discussion. This is what Luke says about the film: . In what other sphere of life is race, Read More …
We were very grateful today for the meeting we attended with Florence Eshalomi. Florence has helped on several occasions to raise questions in the House of Commons on behalf of our friends in the Aida Youth Centre, in November 2023 Read More …
From a debate in the House of Commons, 28 January 2025 From Florence Eshalomi video link I thank the Minister for coming to the House with this statement. I am sure that Members across the House are watching to ensure Read More …
Earlier today we received this message from our friends in Aida During the early hours of this morning, Israeli occupation forces raided Aida Youth Center once again. Doors were broken down, furniture vandalised, possessions stolen, and the security camera system Read More …
Around 16 people attended our AGM on 4 December at the Durning Library, Kennington. We had hoped to have a direct link-up with the Aida Youth Centre in Bethlehem but this was not possible, and a tall order, given all Read More …
We are shocked to hear of today’s events at Aida Youth Center. In the early hours of this morning Israeli Occupation forces broke into the Youth Center ransacked offices, took documents and hard drives and posted threatening posters. Read More …
This is the latest message from our friends in the Aida Youth Centre. We have supported them financially for several years. “We distributed meat packages since many families cannot afford meat, and we gave out school bags filled with all Read More …
Friends will be aware that Anas, the Director of the Aida Youth Centre in Bethlehem was released from administrative detention in August. Since then he has been recovering with his family. We hear that 120 men from Aida Refugee Camp Read More …
The Cinema Museum Kennington was full on Wednesday evening for a benefit viewing of the documentary film Tomorrow’s Freedom. The event raised £985.00 in support of the Aida Youth Centre. For those who missed the event, the film can be Read More …
