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The Call for Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions against Israeli Occupation and
Apartheid is the call issued by the Palestinian Grassroots
Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, which represents a number of major
Palestinian civil society organizations and over 60 regional popular
committees .
The main goals of the Call for Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions are:
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To support the Palestinian struggle.
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To reveal to the world the true nature of Israel’s occupation and apartheid practices.
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To give human rights a real value by making Israel accountable and forcing it to pay a price for its crimes.
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To reveal and highlight the responsibility of the international
community in supporting Israeli crimes that relentlessly violate
Human Rights and International Law.
Above all, to end international support for Israeli Apartheid and Occupation, since
Apartheid can never survive without external
assistance.
The Campaign has published numerous documents highlighting
the Apartheid nature of the Wall and Israel. The Wall is today the
most evident expression of Israel’s Apartheid nature, aiming to
complete the Bantustanization of Palestine and the Palestinian
people. These documents also emphasize the lessons to be learned
from the successful solidarity movement that supported the South
African struggle against Apartheid.
The documents collected below show the horrifying similarities between Zionist and South African
Apartheid policies and the tremendous speed with which Israel is realizing the last step of Zionist
Apartheid ideology, a level the south African regime never reached – final expulsion and destruction
of the native population. They further highlight the experience of the
International Anti-Apartheid Movement and the growing call to
Isolate Israel until it ends the Occupation and its Apartheid Policies.
The documents are listed under the following titles:
This section
offers you helpful information on how to join the Movement to
Isolate Israel or start a Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions
Campaign against Israeli Apartheid in your area. You can find:
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