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There will be Scottish Parliament elections taking place in various constituencies across the Scotland on Thursday 7 May 2026.
We must prioritise Palestine in the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections. We should support candidates who stand for justice for the Palestinian people.
We have created a simple questionnaire on Palestine for you to send to candidates who wish to become your Member of the Scottish Parliament. Their response will decide if we vote for them or not.
Take action.
Enter your postcode to find out who is standing to be your Member of the Scottish Parliament and get ready to keep emailing them until they all respond.
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Thank you for emailing your local council candidates to disclose their stance on Palestine.
This will help you make an informed decision at the upcoming elections.
Let's encourage our friends and family to do the same.
If you haven’t received a response within 4 days, please follow up with your local candidates.
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Now is the time to vote for a future Member of Scottish Parliament who supports justice and peace for Palestine.
Both the leaders of the Conservative and Labour Party have failed to call for a ceasefire, demand unrestricted humanitarian aid and a stop to the genocide in Gaza. Too many current MSPs have failed to clearly and consistently demand an end to Israel’s occupation and apartheid system.
In a democracy, we the citizens get a chance to make our opinion count at the ballot box. Make sure on Thursday 7th May you vote for a candidate who upholds justice and does everything possible for a free Palestine.
Since October 2023, Israel has killed over 72,253 people in Gaza with thousands more missing along with over 111,710 injured.
Since 2022, the number of settlements has risen by nearly 50%, alongside record expansion plans—driving what the UN describes as accelerating annexation of the West Bank.
UK-linked investments include over £2bn in shares and £6.1bn in loans to companies supplying Israel’s military, while local pension funds have also been found to hold millions in firms linked to the occupation.
