Israel Solidarity Rally – Christchurch

At Sunday’s ‘Israel Solidarity’ rally on the Bridge of Remembrance, we shall be joined by a special guest speaker from Israel.

We shall have the honor of being addressed by Irene Nurith Cohn.

As a volunteer with ZAKA, Irene was one of the First Responders in the Gaza envelope on ‘Black Saturday’, October 7.

Irene dedicated herself to collecting bodies of the victims of the October 7 massacre, for holy burial.

She has made it her mission to travel the world and ‘BEAR WITNESS’ – including speaking with world leaders.

It is a privilege to have Irene join us on Sunday and to hear an account of her personal experience. So, I ask you to share this message with others, including the attached poster with details of the rally.

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OPINION: Today marks 434 days that 100 precious souls have been enslaved in Gaza’s underground terror tunnels.

100 innocent children, youth, elderly and disabled survive in unimaginable hell – at the mercy of the radical Islamic butchers of the October 7 massacre.

As New Zealanders who value life and liberty, we stand up and speak out as a united voice for the hostages and their families; the October 7 victims and their families; the fallen and fighting heroes of the Israeli Defence Forces and their families.

Although New Zealand is about as far from Israel as geographically possible, it is also a small democratic nation and was once a declared friend of Israel – but New Zealand’s politicians have made headlines globally regarding their attitude and actions against Israel and igniting Jew-hatred in New Zealand.

The New Zealand coalition government and superfluous political parties, i.e. Red, Green, and Brown have taken a virulent anti-Semitic stance against Israel – Zionist – Jews.

Despite the politicians’ ‘twist’ on Jew-hatred, individual New Zealanders have stood up publicly and spoken out in solidarity with Israel – Zionists – Jews.

Every Sunday for the past 61 weeks, courageous Kiwis have declared that, although ashamed of their morally bankrupt political leaders (those supposedly representing the people), the Kiwi spirit of demanding truth, justice and compassion, remains very much alive.

Sunday, 1.30 p.m. on the Bridge of Remembrance, we shall again gather in unity and declare, NEVER AGAIN IS NOW!

IMPORTANT: Attached is the poster with details of Sunday’s ‘Israel Solidarity’ rally – please, share this with others.