What better image can there be of cultural resistance to occupation than dancing under the separation wall. In spite of the occupation, destruction of civil life and countless barriers to cultural engagement, Palestine, Palestinians and their culture does not go away, or become invisible.
Please give these young peole the warmest possible welcome to Sheffield and see the Lajee dancers next Saturday
In solidarity with the right to roam walk from Land’s End to John O’Groats, and in Hebron, children in the north of the Gaza Strip participated in a walk organised by Al Asria children centre in Jabalia in walk on June 4th
Our comrade and ex-Sheffield resident, Arwa, took 49 children from the hill of Tel Rumeida down into the Old City to celebrate Caroline Poland’s achievement of her Right to Roam walk 
Gaza. 
Arwa, to achieve this short walk into Shuhada Street, had to cross two of the most notorious checkpoints where nine people have been killed in the last six months. The excitement of doing this simple walk shows in the children’s faces. Normally they have to stay inside because of the volatile situation.
The end to end walk to highlight the imprisonment of Gaza and campiagn for the Right to Roam is near the end!
It is now 12 miles from Duncansby Head.
A number of people have traveled from Sheffield to help complete this journey on Saturday.
In Sheffield, we will be gathering in Meersbrook Park to help celebrate this.
An exhibition in the winter gardens started on Monday and last all week.
Here is a tweet from @Pray4Souri: Thank you @SheffieldPSCfor such an amazing exhibition to commemorate the #Nakba https://t.co/CUFX0O7ID2
The reception the right to roam walkers get is always friendly and interested. The Overscaig Hotel did one better and donated £20
Braving the wind and snow last week, now enjoying a well earned rest at Little Loch Broom.
You can still contribute to the funds raised by this walk for the childrens projects and women’s scholarship fund
