Email: right2edu@birzeit.edu | Phone: 0097(0)2-298-2059
A student cycled thousands of miles from the UK to Gaza to raise money for burns victims there – only to be refused entry at the border.
Nottingham student Gearoid O’Cuinn cycled with a group from the UK to the Middle East, but was turned away by Israeli authorities at the Gaza border.
However Mr O’Cuinn said the trip had been worthwhile as the team received donations as it rode across Europe.
The team is still calculating how much it raised.
Mr O’Cuinn said the generosity of people along the route had impressed the team and people in villages had come out to help the riders and provide money.
More Articles
Pro-Israel group monitoring,...
Critics of Israeli policy and sympathizers with...
Related Posts
-
British academics urge Elton John to cancel Israel concert
A group of British academics have called on singer Elton John to cancel his scheduled performance in Israel this June. In the letter, the group urged John to read the Goldstone Commission's...
-
No windows, no pens in Gaza’s classrooms
Some 1,200 students at al-Karmel High School for boys in Gaza City returned to class on 25 August without history and English textbooks, or notebooks and pens--all unavailable on the local...
-
Pro-Israel group monitoring, intimidating Columbia faculty
Critics of Israeli policy and sympathizers with Palestinians have been subjected to intimidation at Columbia University upon a student's attempts to have Professor Joseph Massad's remarks in his...
Story of The Day
