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Network of United Church Members Calls for Boycott and Divestment to End the Occupation
July 31, 2012
News Conference July 31st.
The United Network for a Just Peace in Palestine and Israel is a growing group of more than 150 United Church members and friends who are independent of the United Church?s structure but active within it. This Network advocates for boycott and divestment of Israeli products produced in the illegally occupied Palestinian territories as the primary remaining non-violent means of ending the brutal occupation that began in 1967.
Time: 11:00 am
Venue: Trinity - St. Paul's United Church
Location: 427 Bloor St. West (a block west of Spadina) Toronto, ON
For information contact: Brian McIntosh - macapple@rogers.com
Phone: 416-817-2606
Categories: Social Change, Social Justice, Alternatives
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