England’s favourite Palestinian
Here’s something they probably didn’t teach you at school.
England’s patron saint never set foot in England. St George was born in the Eastern Roman Empire to a Palestinian mother from Lydda — modern-day Lod, a Palestinian town now inside Israel.
He died a martyr’s death, standing up to the Roman Empire. His tomb is still there. He never slew a dragon, never visited these shores and yet somehow, England claimed him as its own.
He was Palestinian. He always was. We’ve made a T-shirt about it.
All profits go to our work in the West Bank and Gaza — and we ship worldwide with easy returns and exchanges and with next day delivery available.
Full details:
- Certified organic cotton
- GM free and not tested on animals
- Does not contain animal-derived products
- Printed in the UK with low waste printing technology
- Made in a renewable energy-powered factory
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