Palestine Justice

Working with local and international peace activists, partnering with grassroots projects, campaigning for Palestinian equal rights and an end to Israel’s apartheid policies.

Why Palestine?

For over 75 years, Palestinians have lived under occupation — experiencing displacement and systematic discrimination. Millions have been forced from their homes. Families are separated by walls and checkpoints. Basic rights — to movement, to water, to build homes, to live without violence — are denied daily.

This isn’t ancient history. It’s happening now.

Israel’s apartheid system controls every aspect of Palestinian life — where people can live, work, travel and even access healthcare. International law is ignored. Human rights are violated. And the world watches.

But Palestinians have never stopped resisting, organising and building hope in the face of injustice.

We are committed to:

• promoting Palestinian rights

• ending the genocide in Gaza

• ending Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and its apartheid policies

• implementing international law (specifically ICC and ICJ rulings)

• achieving a just long-term resolution.

We collaborate closely with partners on the ground in Gaza and the West Bank and actively promote Palestinian culture through a wide range of advocacy and awareness-raising activities.

Since October 2023, we have adapted our programmes to respond to urgent needs in Gaza and the West Bank, providing emergency aid and vital support to local communities.

Our approach

Amos Trust has walked alongside Palestinians for over three decades. We partner with grassroots organisations and peace activists who are working for justice, equality and an end to occupation.

We don’t parachute in with solutions. We listen. We learn. We support the leadership and vision of those living the reality every day. Our partners are educators, healthcare workers, community organisers and human rights defenders who refuse to give up on the possibility of freedom and dignity for all.

We also campaign in the UK — challenging our government’s complicity, educating communities and amplifying Palestinian voices and culture — both of which are too often silenced.

Gaza: The work continues

Almost two years of bombardment has left the territory devastated. Homes, schools, hospitals — entire neighbourhoods — lie in rubble. Families are searching for loved ones. Children are traumatised. The humanitarian need is overwhelming.

Amos Trust continues providing emergency aid, medical care, trauma support and education. But we’re also clear: aid alone is not justice. Gaza’s suffering isn’t a natural disaster — it’s the result of political choices. Real rebuilding requires an end to the siege, an end to occupation and accountability for war crimes.

We stand with Gaza and we demand lasting justice for Palestine.

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The West Bank: Under pressure

While the world’s attention has been on Gaza, the situation in the West Bank has deteriorated dramatically. Israeli settlers — backed by the military — are escalating violence against Palestinian communities. Land is being seized. Olive groves are destroyed. Families are being driven from villages they’ve lived in for generations.

Restrictions on movement have tightened. The permit system makes daily life nearly impossible. And the construction of illegal settlements continues, carving up Palestinian land and making a viable future state increasingly unimaginable.

Our partners are documenting violations, supporting affected families and organising nonviolent resistance. They’re building solidarity, preserving culture and refusing to be erased. 

Our partners

In Gaza, we currently partner with Al Ahli Baptist Hospital, DSPR Gaza (aka NECC), the Gaza Sunbirds and We Are Not Numbers. In the West Bank, our partners are Alrowwad Cultural and Arts Society, HIRN, Holy Land Trust, Tent of Nations and Wi’am Reconciliation Centre. These organisations are doing extraordinary work under extraordinary circumstances. They deserve our support and solidarity.

Peace with justice

We believe in peace — but not peace at any price. True peace requires justice, equality and accountability. It means ending the occupation, dismantling apartheid and recognising Palestinian rights.

That’s the peace we work towards. And we won’t stop until it’s achieved.

Take action

Palestine needs more than sympathy — it needs solidarity and action.

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