No peace or security for Israel, says Israeli writer Uri Avnery, until it stops the rockets and bombs, ends the blockade, and allows the people of Gaza to live a normal life.

Tapping into a profound collective memory of discrimination and dispossession, Jews should feel no solidarity with Israel's occupation. Our solidarity is firmly with the Palestinian people.

Stop the War's Chris Nineham on the sham 'truce' that was a prelude to a long-planned ground assault and why this Saturday's Gaza Under Attack national demonstration is so important.

Not before the balance of power is changed on the ground, by Palestine and its supporters making the price of occupation too high for Israel to bear, will there be justice for Palestinians.

Israel is violating numerous international laws in its assault on Gaza, secure in the knowledge that western leaders will be unstinting in their support whatever atrocities are committed.

As Israel's war crimes escalate, and ever more defenceless civilians are killed, the national demonstration on 19 July will send a message to our government and to the people of Gaza.

As Israel resumed its bombardment of Gaza, over 5000 blockaded the BBC in protest at its Gaza reporting. And what was the BBC doing? Interviewing Tony Blair about Gaza.

Author, comedian and actor Alexei Sayle compares Israel to the serial rapist and abuser of children, Jimmy Savile: It clearly doesn't care about damaging the lives of children."

In contrast to Syria and Iraq, in Gaza the inhabitants do not have the luxury of fleeing for their lives. In a cage, there's nowhere to run.

Jewish protesters burn dolls at the holocaust museum to bring a glimpse of the horror that Gaza faces to Israel's doorstep.