Two appeals from Palestinian workers

Israel and Palestine

East Jerusalem workers appeal for support

Twenty one Palestinian workers from East Jerusalem who have been employed by the Israeli Antiquities Authority have lost their jobs in a bid by the employer to get around the law. They are victims of the kind of outsourcing many of you will be familiar with in your own countries. They've launched an international appeal for support.

You can send a message of support via Labourstart.

Please click here to send off your message today -- and spread the word!

Arab railway workers in Israel face discrimination, job loss

Sawt el-Amel, an NGO based in Nazareth, is campaigning against the decision by Israel Railways to deny employment to railroad crossing guards who lack a permit to carry weapons. As such permits are usually only issued to army veterans, 150 Arab employees now face the sack. To learn more and to send off your message of protest, please visit the Sawt el-Amel website.

Thanks for the information to Labourstart.

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Ten days more for the campaign

According to Sawt el-Amel (21 April), the Tel Aviv labour court has suspended the dismissal of the Arab railway workers for another 10 days, giving more time for the campaign.