Support Gaza through 11.11.11

This support is desperately needed. The situation in Palestine is catastrophic. Children and entire families are being bombed. Hunger is being used as a weapon. Israel is also openly carrying out ethnic cleansing.

All red lines in Gaza were crossed a long time ago. This is why 11.11.11 is drawing its own red line. Together with thousands of courageous citizens and organisations, they are resisting genocide, ethnic cleansing, and impunity.

You can draw the red line too. Buy a ticket for a cultural evening out and support 11.11.11's work in Palestine by making an additional donation.

What is 11.11.11 doing for Palestine?

• 11.11.11 supports member organisations that collaborate with Palestinian organisations. For example, their member Viva Salud supports the Al-Awda hospital in North Gaza, helping it to continue providing medical care.
• Alongside Palestinian partners such as Al-Haq, 11.11.11 plays a leading role in the Don't Buy Into Occupation network. This network puts pressure on financial institutions to stop investing in companies involved in the illegal Israeli occupation of Palestine.
• They are increasing political pressure in Belgium and Europe to end impunity and uphold international law.
• They organise campaigns and events to raise awareness and mobilise the general public.
• In May 2024, they took legal action against the illegal transfer of weapons to Israel, together with Palestinian and Belgian partners. Since then, arms shipments to Israel via the Port of Antwerp and the ZIM shipping company have been halted. Alongside Palestinian and European partners, 11.11.11 is mapping other arms flows to Israel.

Support for 11.11.11 means supporting international solidarity and humanity around the world.
Thank you for helping to make a difference!

PS: Would you like to join us on the streets this weekend? Together with 11.11.11 and many other citizens, organisations and cultural centres, we will be drawing a red line in Brussels on Sunday 15 June. Wear something red and come along. The more people participate, the more pressure we can put on our politicians. More info.