al-Quds day protest for Palestine September 13 1.30pm Marble Arch London

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Annual March and Rally in support of the Palestinians and all oppressed peoples of the World.

- September 13th, 1:30pm at Marble Arch, the moving to Trafalgar Square for rally with Yvonne Ridley, Rabbi Ahron Cohen, Shaikh M.S. Bahmanpour, Taji Mustapha & more

- Contact to see if a coach is leaving from you city
- Phone: 442089044222

Email: meherun@ihrc.org

You can confirm your intended attendance on the Facebook group below.

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=131170156075

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=48092381974#/event.php?eid=159720506728

Comments

  1. Anonymous13 September 2009 at 16:47

    i hope it will be many to protest for jerusalem and palestine!

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