Run, walk, ride or swim, wherever you are, in solidarity with Palestinians and those demanding Palestinian rights around the world. 5k or 55k; it doesn’t matter how far — it’s taking part in solidarity that counts.
It has been an amazing three days. It has confirmed how many people worldwide hold our brothers and sisters in Gaza and the West Bank in their hearts. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Jean, UK (Run The Wall Spring 2024 participant)
2nd November marks the 107th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, when the UK government decided to support the formation of a Jewish state in the historic land of Palestine, regardless of the wishes of the Palestinians who lived there — please visit our FAQs for more details. Palestinians see this as the start of over a century of dispossession.
So, what better weekend is there to Run The Wall for Palestine?
Run The Wall
As an act of solidarity
Run The Wall
As a call for an end to Palestinian dispossession
Run The Wall
To demand an end to Israel’s war on Gaza
Run The Wall
To urge the new UK Government to recognise the Palestinian state
Things you’d love to see... people from all over the world running for the same cause! One day I’m sure we’ll be able to run in the streets of Palestine! Karim Saad, UAE (2023)
Follow these simple steps:
1. Run, Walk, Ride or Swim where you are
2. Register now
We want as many people as possible, from as many different countries as possible, to participate in Run The Wall. Registration is free. You will then be offered the chance to donate £25 or fundraise, but the important thing is to register and take part. Once you have registered, you will receive a link to our Run The Wall Toolkit, which contains all the resources you need to participate. Register now.
3. Fundraise
If you would like to fundraise for our emergency appeal, you will receive an email with details on how to set up your JustGiving page when you register for Run The Wall.
4. Become a Run The Wall Ambassador
Our goal is that in Autumn 2024, over 6,000 people from over 35 countries will participate in Run The Wall. To do this, we need your help. Become a Run The Wall Ambassador to motivate your friends, family, colleagues, park runners, sports teams, student union, place of worship, and online followers to get involved. We will support you every step of the way. Visit our Ambassador page to find out more.
5. Read the FAQs
To find out more about Run The Wall and how it started, what we are raising funds for, the Separation Wall, the Palestine Marathon and the Balfour declaration, please read our FAQs.
6. Buy your Run The Wall T-Shirt or Hoodie
Our new Run The Wall T-shirts and Hoodies are now available. Show your solidarity with Palestine and buy one today. Visit our online shop for all your Run The Wall clothing needs.
Run The Wall is a collective action that shows great solidarity with Palestinians. It’s a call for a collective change of what ‘freedom’ means for the Palestinian people. It’s just great to be a witness to that action! Said Zarzar — Holy Land Trust, Bethlehem
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On Your Marks, Get Set... a crowd of runners gather at the start of the Palestine Marathon in Bethlehem
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Little Town... Runners and walkers taking part in the Palestine Marathon
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Take a look through our range of resources, blog posts, downloads and products to find out more about our Palestine Justice work.
SOLD OUT: Join us in the beautiful outdoor setting of Redcatch Community Garden in Knowle for our Palestinian Pizza Night. We will celebrate Palestinian culture through food with a very special guest, Said Zarzar from Bethlehem. All proceeds from the event will go to Amos Trust’s Emergency Appeal for Gaza and the West Bank.
Our partner, NECC/DSPR Gaza, began providing post-traumatic psychotherapeutic support following the 2008 Gaza conflict to children (and their mothers) and young people involved in their youth training programme. Initially considered a temporary programme, they soon realised that in Gaza, trauma is an ongoing condition, leading to the continuous provision of their psychosocial support programmes since then. Read more.
It’s that glorious time of year when we dust off the tent, desperately try to remember which friend borrowed the sleeping bag and rummage through the cupboard under the stairs to unearth the flip-flops AND the wellies. Because, let’s face it, the British weather likes to keep us on our toes. Yes, folks, it’s Greenbelt time!
All four webinars from the winter 2023 season are now available to watch again, featuring hour-long conversations with thought-leaders, Amos partners and friends including Fadi Kattan, Sally Azzam, Ahmed Alnaouq, Daoud Nasser, Veronica Pasteur, Wisam Salsaa, Mariam Salah, Kat Khoury, James Walmsley and Enas Ghannam from We Are Not Numbers in Gaza.
All of the first season of Amos’ Dozen Tuesdays webinars are available to watch again. Featuring hour-long conversations with thought-leaders and Amos partners and friends including Domenica Pecoraro, Mpendulo Nyembe, Ellen Logan, Emily Reyes, We Are Not Numbers, Manal Ramadam, Marie Christina Kolo and Jeff Halper.
All of the Season 4 Amos@6 webinars are available to listen and watch again. Featuring hour-long conversations with thought-leaders and Amos partners and friends including spoken-word poet Zena Kazeme, climate activist Alexandra Wanjiku Kelbert and Paul Sunder Singh from Karunalaya in India.
All of the Season 3 Amos@6 webinars are available to listen and watch again. Featuring 45-minute conversations with thought-leaders and Amos partners and friends including Rasha Nahas, Asmaa Tayeh, Ola AlAsi, Amaka Okafor, Taysir Arbasi, Heather Masoud, Masuma Ahuja, Sam Richards, Sadock John, Luca Mee, Zoughbi Zoughbi, Clare Anastas, Alia Malek, Miranda Penell, Robert Cohen, George Zeiden, Diala Isid and Harry Baker.
All of the Season 2 Amos@6 webinars are available to listen and watch again. Featuring 45-minute conversations with thought-leaders and Amos partners and friends including Paul and Bakiyam Sunder Singh from India, Liz Mnengwa from Kenya, Dieudonné Nahimana from Burundi, Mpendulo Nyembe from South Africa, Dr Suhaila Tarazi from Gaza, Ruth Daniel from In Place of War, Wisam Salsaa from the Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem and Palestinian writer and human rights advocate, Raja Shehadeh and more.
During the 2020 Lockdown, we thought it was more important than ever to continue to talk about the issues that all our partners face, particularly in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a back catalogue of Amos@5 webinars from Season 1 featuring 30-minute conversations with thought-leaders and Amos partners and friends.
We work alongside grass-roots partners in Palestine, South Africa, Nicaragua, Burundi, India and Tanzania.
Reaching children on the streets, addressing their trauma, working with them and their families to reintegrate them into their homes, to realise their rights and recover their future.
Working with local and international peace activists, and partnering with grass-roots projects, to call for a just peace, reconciliation and full equal rights for all Palestinians and Israelis.
Addressing the impact of climate change and the causes of extreme poverty, building sustainable rural communities and empowering them to realise their rights.
Bringing people together to meet our partners from around the world, visiting the communities they work in and seeing their projects in action — building solidarity and lasting friendships.
Amos Trust
7 Bell Yard, London
WC2A 2JR
UK
Telephone:
+44 (0) 203 725 3493
Email:
[email protected]
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1164234
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