'We have learnt that genocide denial is a critical part of any genocidal project. The Gaza Tribunal is part of our resistance to the genocide, its enablement and its denial'
-- Dr Ghassan Abu Sittah, award-winning surgeon, activist and educator
'At a time of criminalisation and demonisation of pro-Palestinian activism, The Gaza Tribunal establishes who the real law-breakers are. Scrupulously applying international humanitarian law, this book demonstrates, clearly, convincingly and devastatingly, that two successive British governments have not only been complicit but participant in genocide'
-- Norman Finkelstein, author of
Gaza and
The Holocaust Industry, and Deborah Maccoby, Jewish Voice for Liberation
'The total destruction of Gaza's healthcare system and the systematic targeting of doctors, nurses, paramedics and hospitals will remain one of the defining moral crimes of our era. The Gaza Tribunal is a vital act of resistance against genocide, medicide and their denial - preserving truth for the historical record, and bearing witness to the extraordinary courage of Palestinian health workers who continued to save lives under unimaginable conditions.'
-- Dr. Omar Abdel-Mannan, co-founder of Health Workers 4 Palestine
'An extraordinary act of truth-telling and accountability for one of the greatest crimes of our time. This book is essential in the pursuit of justice for the Palestinian people, and an example for people around the world seeking to hold their governments to account for complicity in genocide.'
-- Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories
'Operating on a shoestring and without true access to the people that took decisions inside the UK government, the Gaza Tribunal, over two often riveting days, asked the questions about what happened in Gaza and UK complicity that parliament unfortunately failed to ask.'
-- Patrick Wintour, journalist, diplomatic editor for
The Guardian'More than any other country, the United Kingdom bears a profound and enduring responsibility for the decades-long oppression of the Palestinian people. The Gaza Tribunal weaves frontline testimonies with sharp political and historical analysis to expose Britain's complicity in Israel's war crimes and its genocide of the Palestinian people. It stands as an unyielding record of the on-the-ground reality and an urgent demand for absolute accountability from the government, institutions and individuals involved.'
-- Mosab Abu Toha, author of
Forest of Noise'The genocide in Gaza may well be one of the defining moments of our era. It is certainly one of the most horrific. This book is an important one, not least because it does what all the Western and other allies of Israel were unwilling to do, which is apply the fundamental tenets of international law to Israel. It is a fascinating, horrifying account and an important book for anyone who cares about human rights or human decency.'
-- Diane Abbott MP
'This report is sober, scrupulous, quietly devastating and of first-class importance.'
-- Peter Oborne, journalist and broadcaster
'We are living through a time of destruction featuring the complicity of governments and the relentless protest of ordinary people. The Gaza Tribunal in Britain is one brilliant example of how people moved with agency, insisted on accountability and honored the dignity of the Palestinian people who have refused to surrender. This book adds to an archive that rightly called genocide by its name and made real the commitment, never again, for everyone.'
-- Noura Erakat, Professor and author of
Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine