The action organised by Waltham Forest residents, activists of the Waltham
Forest Palestine
Solidarity Campaign on Saturday 5 April, was reported in the local online Guardian, covering a number of local authorities in the East London and Essex.
The report appeared briefly, than disappeared, after topping the list of the most read articles for that day, because, we were told, the editor wanted some additional information to be included.
It was finally re-published online on 8 April and you can see it below cut and pasted. Far bellow you will find the link, so you can comment, 'like' it and share it on the Guardian site.
Here it is:
Waltham Forest Palestine Solidarity Campaign staged
a demonstration outside Sainsbury's
Waltham
Forest Palestine Solidarity Campaign demonstrators outside Sainsbury's in
Walthamstow
Waltham Forest Palestine Solidarity Campaign
demonstrators outside Sainsbury's in Walthamstow.
Campaigners
accused Sainsbury’s of trading with companies which participate in Israeli
violations of international law.
The Waltham
Forest Palestine Solidarity Campaign claims firms producing citrus fruits,
mangoes and dates for Sainsbury's grow food in illegally occupied areas of
Palestine.
It is
also claimed companies operating in illegal settlements contribute to the
destruction of Palestinian agriculture.
Sainsbury’s
says none of the products it sources from Israeli suppliers are grown in
illegal settlements.
http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/11133429.Protesters_accuse_Sainsbury_s_of_trading_with__illegal_Israeli_food_firms_/
