"Susan Sarandon has expressed surprising unwillingness to denounce her support for the Israeli Billionaire, Lev Leviev, who has been criticized by a variety of NGOs for his involvement in building settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
In 2004, the ICJ declared both current Israeli settlements and the wall Israel is building inside the West Bank to facilitate future settlements inside the West Bank to be illegal under international law.
UNICEF has recently rejected all offers of partnerships and financial support from him. Lev Leviev had previously sponsored UNICEF fundraising events in France, and his support of UNICEF is featured in several places on his company's website."
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Showing posts with label UNICEF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UNICEF. Show all posts
Feb 7, 2012
Oct 11, 2010
#BDS: Messi to be in Gaza July 2011
(Pal Telegraph) Fox Sports Argentina Channel said on its website that the star of Argentina's Barcelona soccer club, Lionel Messi, was invited by UNICEF to be an ambassador in both Gaza and the Pakistan as an ambassador of goodwill.
According to the website, the UNICEF is planning to assign Messi as their goodwill ambassador in Gaza, which was subjected to vicious Israeli war that affected all walks of life, as well as Pakistan, which recently suffered violent floods that werent seen in the country since a long time, leaving more than a thousand people dead and thousands more homeless.
The website also reported that "the UNICEF assigned and declared the date of the visit, which will be in mid-July next year, since there will be no tournaments on the European continent, and away from the fatigue of playing football as a profession. "
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