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by wespac-admin | Jun 10, 2010 | Militarism and Foreign Policy

Cely Byrnes and I will be at the WESPAC TABLE at the Festival with

information, a petition and post cards to END U.S. Military Aid to Israel

& the Occupation of Palestine. Please join us if you can.

Women in Black Westchester
Palestine Solidarity Vigil

There’s no plan for Sunday, so if you’d like to do it, and/or

can get others to cover Sunday that would be great.

The Gaza Freedom Flotilla tragedy demands that we step up

our efforts. This is a critical time for Palestinians, so instead of

canceling the June vigil, we will have it on the 4th Saturday.

Hope to see you there. Ceil Lavan

Women in Black Vigil

June 26, 2010

2:00 to 3:00 PM
Main St & Memorial Hwy
New Rochelle, 10801

Click here: Map of Main St & Memorial Hwy New Rochelle, NY by MapQuest

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RAMALLAH, occupied West Bank (IPS) – Although Israel successfully

controlled news of its deadly commando raid on the Freedom Flotilla

during the first crucial 48 hours of media coverage, emerging evidence

from witnesses and survivors is challenging the Israeli government’s

version of events.
READ THE STORY: http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article11324.shtml

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THe Women in Black Westchester vigil is sponsored by

CodePink Westcheser & WESPAC

Women and Men are Welcome

Vigil info: [email protected] 914 654 8990

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