The government has finally shifted its stance and committed to the ceasefire we all pushed for together. I honestly never imagined we would see this outcome when we started, but this success belongs entirely to the hundreds of you who refused to stay silent. Let us keep watching to ensure …
\"We received yesterday at the Rome conference permission from the world ... to continue the operation,\" Israeli Justice Minister Haim Ramon, 27 July 2006
We, the people of the world hereby call upon Prime Minister Tony Blair and the British Government to demand an immediate ceasefire to halt the cruel suffering and systematic destruction of Lebanon. We despair at the continuing loss of innocent civilian life, both Israeli and Lebanese and displacement of thousands of people from their homes. We, the people of the world do not give our permission to the continuation and intensification of warfare in Lebanon.
We strongly urge the British Government to not isolate itself from the mood and sentiment of the international community towards this conflict. The UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities, access to humanitarian aid and a peaceful and diplomatic solution to this conflict to prevent further conflagration of this war.
We, the people of the world have witnessed much death, destruction and wish not to be complicit through our silence. We ask you to let there be no more blood spilt, no more tears shed, no more cries of mothers, fathers and children and let there be no more rubble of homes and livelihoods. If ever a time, a people, a nation and a world needed moral leadership, it is needed now and we demand it from the British government.
Yours sincerely,
The undersigned......
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this call for peace. It is clear that this is a collective movement rather than something I started. Thank you for placing your trust in this mission.
Reached 100 supporters
July 28, 2006
6 Comments
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Elena Sullivan
20 years ago
Featured
The destruction needs to end immediately. Children are losing their homes and their lives for nothing. My heart breaks for them.
S
Sarah Gutierrez
20 years ago
Featured
This is just heartbreaking. Seeing the news every night is too much. Please stop the bombing now. Enough is enough.
J
James Wilkinson
20 years ago
Featured
Horrible situation. Why are we letting this continue?
F
Fatima Jordan
20 years ago
Featured
Where is the humanity in all this. Innocent people have nowhere to go and they are terrified. STOP THE WAR.
D
David Khan
20 years ago
Featured
Total insanity. Diplomacy should have been the first option not the last. Sick of the violence.
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Mark Webb
20 years ago
Featured
The government needs to wake up and actually do something instead of just standing by and watching people die.
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The government has finally shifted its stance and committed to the ceasefire we all pushed for together. I honestly never imagined we would see this outcome when we started, but this success belongs entirely to the hundreds of you who refused to stay silent. Let us keep watching to ensure …
\"We received yesterday at the Rome conference permission from the world ... to continue the operation,\" Israeli Justice Minister Haim Ramon, 27 July 2006
We, the people of the world hereby call upon Prime Minister Tony Blair and the British Government to demand an immediate ceasefire to halt the cruel suffering and systematic destruction of Lebanon. We despair at the continuing loss of innocent civilian life, both Israeli and Lebanese and displacement of thousands of people from their homes. We, the people of the world do not give our permission to the continuation and intensification of warfare in Lebanon.
We strongly urge the British Government to not isolate itself from the mood and sentiment of the international community towards this conflict. The UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities, access to humanitarian aid and a peaceful and diplomatic solution to this conflict to prevent further conflagration of this war.
We, the people of the world have witnessed much death, destruction and wish not to be complicit through our silence. We ask you to let there be no more blood spilt, no more tears shed, no more cries of mothers, fathers and children and let there be no more rubble of homes and livelihoods. If ever a time, a people, a nation and a world needed moral leadership, it is needed now and we demand it from the British government.
Yours sincerely,
The undersigned......
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this call for peace. It is clear that this is a collective movement rather than something I started. Thank you for placing your trust in this mission.
Reached 100 supporters
July 28, 2006
6 Comments
E
Elena Sullivan
20 years ago
Featured
The destruction needs to end immediately. Children are losing their homes and their lives for nothing. My heart breaks for them.
S
Sarah Gutierrez
20 years ago
Featured
This is just heartbreaking. Seeing the news every night is too much. Please stop the bombing now. Enough is enough.
J
James Wilkinson
20 years ago
Featured
Horrible situation. Why are we letting this continue?
F
Fatima Jordan
20 years ago
Featured
Where is the humanity in all this. Innocent people have nowhere to go and they are terrified. STOP THE WAR.
D
David Khan
20 years ago
Featured
Total insanity. Diplomacy should have been the first option not the last. Sick of the violence.
M
Mark Webb
20 years ago
Featured
The government needs to wake up and actually do something instead of just standing by and watching people die.
The destruction needs to end immediately. Children are losing their homes and their lives for nothing. My heart breaks for them.