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Montreal response to Israeli aggression 24-30 July: Second Week of Action

Anonyme, Miércoles, Julio 26, 2006 - 10:04

Check for frequent updates:
http://tadamon.resist.ca and www.stopdestroyinglebanon.com

+please distribute!+ In addition to fund-raising initiatives, petition drives, letter-writing campaigns, lobbying, media work, and coordinated help for people returning from Lebanon, three events are organised for this week in Montreal (please email us at tadamon@resist.ca if you are aware of other initiatives that you would like posted): * Take the message to Ottawa! Thursday, 27 July. Gather 8:30am 3300 Cremazie East (metro St. Michel). Human chain at Department of Foreign Affairs in Ottawa, coordinated with a call-in day Buses leave Montreal at 9am SHARP To reserve seats: 514 586 4415 or 514 222 0205 Called by: Tadamon!, Association des etudiants libanais musulmans, and the Al Hidaya Association.
* PAJU vigil at Israeli consulate Friday, 27 July, noon Corner of Peel and René-Levesque Contact: 514 961 3928 Called by: Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU)
* Mass mobilisation Sunday, 30 July DETAILS TBA Called by: Coalition of Lebanese community associations with unions


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