Saturday 17 January 2026 2-5pm. Stade Hall, Hastings, TN34 3FJ.
Join us for our annual general meeting when we will hear from the editor of the Palestine Chronicle Ramzy Baroud, review the year's work and discuss our aims and strategies for 2026.

We are only as strong as the people who make up our movement so please be part of this important day. Book your free ticket here: Ticketsource.

We will be back next Saturday as usual (weather permitting).

Please join our Zoom call on Monday 19 January at 1pm with our friends in Al Mawasi. These zoom calls are the best way to hear directly what is happening on the ground at the moment, and we know they value people coming to listen and showing our friendship and solidarity.
This will be a chance to find out the latest from Al-Mawasi, the situation since the 'ceasefire,' including how the recent rain and gales have affected the area.

Register in advance for this meeting. Link here.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

The next meeting is at 6pm on Tuesday 20th January. New members are more than welcome!! If you are not on the book club mailing list but would like details of next week's meeting please get in touch: contact Jennifer or Jo.

Thursday 29 January 7-9pm Friends Meeting House TN34 1SA.
"10 women conspired to disarm a war plane. They stopped its delivery to Indonesia to commit genocide in East Timor. Six months later a Crown Court delivered justice." Andrea Needham and Emily Johns invite you to join them and remember that night. Free event, collection for Hastings Friends of Al-Mawasi.

Friday 30 January 2026 2 - 4pm. The cobbles at the top of Conduit Hill, where it meets the High Street. Please come and support our stall at Rye. All the usual information, petitions, stickers plus keffiyehs, books,and badges.

Saturday 31 January 2026 12pm. Central London. Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people has not ended. Join us for the next march for Palestine to demand our government end its complicity in Israel's violence. More information.

Sunday 1 February 1-5PM. The Stade Hall TN34 3FJ.Marking Tu Bishvat (New Year for Trees) which falls on the evening of Sunday 1st February, the seed swap will incorporate an exhibition exploring the ecological message of New Year for Trees and the environmental impact of occupation and war on the lands of historic Palestine.

Donations to Hastings Friends of Al-Mawasi. Organised by Hastings Jews for Justice. More information.

Thursday 12 February 2026. The PSC is calling on workers across all sectors to take part in the next Workplace Day of Action for Palestine, to challenge complicity in Israels genocide and demand justice for the Palestinian people. From local government pension fund investments and corporate contracts to cultural partnerships and suppression of Palestine solidarity, British institutions are tied to and support systems which enable Israel's genocide and system of apartheid against the Palestinian people.

Workplace days of action are a way for us as workers to confront their complicity, to demand boycott, divestment and sanctions and to get organised. More information.

Thursday 12 February (7.30pm) and Thursday 19 February (11am). The Electric Palace TN34 3ER. There will be an introduction and Q and A with two of the producers on 12 Feb only.

"An impassioned epic set during the Arab revolt against British colonial rule, Palestine 36 is a panoramic drama that interweaves period re-creations with evocative archival footage and revolves among characters both fictional and historical: More information.

Thursday 26 February 2026 7.30pm. The Printworks, Hastings. Stand Up For Gaza is coming to Hastings again. With comedians including Alexei Sayle, Elaine Fellows, Max Geddes. All money raised will go to Daughters of The Land Project, We Are Chuffed and Hastings Friends of Al-Mawasi. More information and ticket details: Link here.