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Welcome to the IPSC Online Store. Here you can purchase gift items for yourself, your friends or family.
NEW! – You can now order items with PAYPAL using just your credit or debit card.
If you don’t want to pay online, to purchase any of the (or multiple) items please print out the Order Form and return it with a cheque made payable to ‘Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign’ to the following address: IPSC, Unit 5, 64 Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.
Please note that all prices are in Euro (€) and include the cost of Postage and Packaging, and all money goes to fund the activities of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign – which is a non-profit organisation.
NB: For postage outside of the EU, please email us at info [at] ipsc.ie and tell us where you are residing.
Bethlehem Masters Hand-Carved Olive Wood - Handala Pendant
This beautiful pendant featuring the Handala character was hand crafted from genuine olive wood by the Bethlehem Master crafters. Many live with physical wounds, all live with emotional wounds as they eke out an existence as prisoners in their own land, caged by Israel’s Apartheid Wall. The figure is 35mm high and comes with an adjustable black cotton cord.
Handala, created by artist Naji al-Ali (1938-87), is an enduring symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israeli colonialism. He is most closely associated with the Palestinian refugees, longing to return to their homeland. Al-Ali explained that the 10-year old represented his own age when forced to leave Palestine and would not grow older until he could return. Handala wears ragged clothes and is barefoot, symbolising his allegiance to the downtrodden.
Price: €6 inc. P&P (€7 Europe)
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Apartheid Free Zone Sticker
The IPSC has launched a new campaign to establish Apartheid-Free Zones all over Ireland – no space too small no challenge too tall. In cars, rooms, homes, offices, streets, towns, counties – everyone has an important contribution to establish Apartheid Free Zones all over Ireland.
It’s simple – boycott goods manufactured in apartheid Israel and display the IPSC Apartheid-Free Zone window sticker.
Encourage family, friends and neighbours to do likewise. Ask local business owners to boycott products manufactured in apartheid Israel. Form a working group with others in your area to get your local community/street/town declared an Apartheid-Free Zone.
As well as supporting the work of the IPSC you will be raising awareness about Israeli apartheid and furthering the cause of justice, peace and human rights in Palestine and Israel.
For more information on the AFZ campaign and how to get involved please click here.
Price: €2 (inc p&p) or 5 for €10, or 10 for €20
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Bethlehem Masters Hand-Carved Olive Wood - IPSC Logo Keyring
This beautiful keyring featuring the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign logo was hand crafted from genuine olive wood by the Bethlehem Master crafters. Many live with physical wounds, all live with emotional wounds as they eke out an existence as prisoners in their own land, caged by Israel’s Apartheid Wall. The keyring is 50mm in diameter and 3mm thick.
Price: €6 inc. P&P (€7 Europe)
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Bethlehem Masters Hand-Carved Olive Wood - Nativity Scene
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This stunning Nativity set was hand crafted from genuine olive wood by the Bethlehem master crafters. Many live with physical wounds, all live with emotional wounds as they eke out an existence as prisoners in their own land, caged by Israel’s Apartheid Wall.
This Nativity set is meant to open the eyes of the world to the Wall that has turned Bethlehem – the city of Jesus’ birth – into a prison for its people, and which has separated them from Jerusalem and the rest of the world. Bethlehem is crying out for help as the Wall remains standing while the people are suffering.
By displaying this Nativity set in your house you are helping the economy of Bethlehem and its residents, and are showing your solidarity with all Palestinians who face daily oppression at the hands of the Israeli State. This Christmas, when you think of the birth of Jesus, we ask that you also remember Palestine and the historic injustice being carried out today.
The set depicts what the famous events of over 2000 years ago might look like today, the two wise men (and one wise woman) find their path to the Manger of Jesus blocked by the modern monstrousity that Israel calls ‘the seperation barrier’, and which the rest of the world calls the Apratheid Wall. The Holy Family wait patiently on the other side, in Bethlehem.
We hope that nativity set, carved from precious olive wood, will serve as a symbolic message to all that see it that we, the people of the world, are united in our quest for a just peace in the Middle East. Carved from the wood of olive trees uprooted by the Israeli occupation forces, let this set also serve as a reminder to the world of the uprooting of the Palestinian people, their culture, their history and their cherished olive trees.
Price: €40 Ireland or €42 Europe
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IPSC & Phoenix magazine 16-page feature on Palestine
Thursday 20th May 2010, saw the publication of a landmark document, a 16-page full colour feature entitled Goldstone Report Feature: War Crimes in Apartheid Israel. The document features contributions from many leading anti-apartheid campaigners, trade unionists, politicians, journalists and other public figures, including Kader Asmal, Col. Desmond Travers, Minister Ciaran Cuffe and Jamal Juma’.
The booklet is notable not only for the range of it’s contributers, but also for the fact that it features Irish politicians from all the Dail parties calling for sanctions against Israel – chiefly the suspension of Israel from the Euro-Med Agreement.
It takes the Goldstone Report as its point of departure for a critique of Israeli impunity, and asks whether the EU, instead of taking Israel to task for its crimes, has instead been complicit in those crimes. It also encourages civil society to support the international BDS (boycott, divestment, sanctions) campaign against apartheid Israel until it ends its crimes against the Palestinian people. Topics covered in the feature include: Operation Cast Lead and the Goldstone Report; Israel’s apartheid regime; Ireland’s obligations to the victims of war crimes; Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS); Trade Union solidarity with Palestine; Irish/Israeli military links; CRH and the Apartheid Wall; and EU-Israeli relations.
Price: €2 (inc. p&p)
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Gaza: A Background to the Conflict (Daniel Finn)
Gaza: A Background to the Conflict is a short pamphlet which provides a detailed account of the events that took place in Gaza between Israel’s so called “disengagement” in August 2005 and the end of the Israeli massacre dubbed “Operation Cast Lead”, which left over 1,400 Palestinians dead and Gaza in ruins. Read the introduction to the pamphlet here.
About the author
Daniel Finn is an award winning journalist and PhD History candidate. He holds the post of Political Officer with the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign. He is a former Education Officer with the Debt and Development Coalition in Ireland. He also writes on Latin American politics and Irish radical history. His articles have appeared in a variety of print and web publications including the London Review of Books, Monthly Review and Irish Left Review, and he is a frequent contributor to Resistance – the Irish Socialist Network magazine.
Price: €3.00
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IPSC Christmas Cards - Madonna and Child
This Christmas remember Palestine by sending this beautiful rendering of the Madonna and Child featuring the Palestinian flag and star of Bethlehem. The full colour image was painted by Irish artist and pro-Palestinian activist Freda Hughes.
On the right is a simple greeting in Irish and English:
This Christmas remember Palestine / Cuimhnigh ar an bPalaistín an Nollaig seo.
The cards are A6 size, printed on high-quality card, with envelopes included.
Sending this card will let your friends and family know what’s happening in Palestine,
reminding them to spare a though for Palestine this Christmas.
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Price: Price €10 inc. P&P (€12 Europe)
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IPSC Christmas Cards - The Wall
Imagine the bewilderment of the three wise men if they tried to bring their gifts to Bethlehem today. Their path would be blocked by Israel’s Apartheid Wall and it’s doubtful if they would be allowed through the checkpoints.
The full colour image was painted by Irish artist Colm Mac Athlaoich. Inside the card, on the bottom left it says: "The image portrays the three wise men obstructed on their journey by the ‘apartheid’ wall being built by Israel on Palestinian land. This illegal structure acts as a prison wall, blocking the aspiration of all Palestinians to freedom and self-determination."
On the right is a simple greeting in Irish and English: Nollaig Shona / Happy Christmas.
The cards are A5 size, printed on high-quality card, with envelopes included.
Sending this card will let your friends and family know what’s happening in Palestine,
reminding them how Israel’s Apartheid Wall is strangling Bethlehem – the spiritual home
of Christmas.
Price: €10 for pack of ten (inc. p & p)
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Books - A Child in Palestine: The Cartoons of Naji al-Ali
The first collection by the leading Palestinian political cartoonist, introduced by Joe Sacco, the author of the groundbreaking graphic novel Palestine.
Naji al-Ali grew up in the Palestinian refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh in the south Lebanese city of Sidon, where his gift for drawing was discovered by the Palestinian poet Ghassan Kanafani in the late 1950s. Early the following decade he left for Kuwait, embarking on a thirty-year career that would see his cartoons published daily in newspapers from Cairo to Beirut, London to Paris.
Resolutely independent and unaligned to any political party, Naji al-Ali strove to speak to and for the ordinary Arab people; the pointed satire of his stark, symbolic cartoons brought him widespread renown. Through his most celebrated creation, the witness-child Handala, al-Ali criticized the brutality of Israeli occupation, the venality and corruption of the regimes in the region, and the suffering of the Palestinian people, earning him many powerful enemies and the soubriquet “the Palestinian Malcolm X.”
For the first time in book form, A Child in Palestine presents the work of one of the Arab world’s greatest cartoonists, revered throughout the region for his outspokenness, honesty and humanity.
“That was when the character Handala was born. The young, barefoot Handala was a symbol of my childhood. He was the age I was when I had left Palestine and, in a sense, I am still that age today and I feel that I can recall and sense every bush, every stone, every house and every tree I passed when I was a child in Palestine. The character of Handala was a sort of icon that protected my soul from falling whenever I felt sluggish or I was ignoring my duty. That child was like a splash of fresh water on my forehead, bringing me to attention and keeping me from error and loss. He was the arrow of the compass, pointing steadily towards Palestine. Not just Palestine in geographical terms, but Palestine in its humanitarian sense—the symbol of a just cause, whether it is located in Egypt, Vietnam or South Africa.”—Naji al-Ali, in conversation with Radwa Ashour
This is a ground-breaking book. For the first time, Western readers are beckoned into Palestinian lives by the graphic warmth, inspiration and horror of the cartoonist Naji al-Ali, whose iconic Hanthala is our witness and conscience, imploring, rightly, that we never forget. – John Pilger
Stock Status: 7 copies left
Price: €15 inc. P&P (€17 Europe)
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Palestinian Flag
These quality Palestinian flags are 5ft x 3ft in size. Ideal for bringing along to demonstrations, or just hanging on your wall.
Stock Status: 100 flags left.
Price: Price: Price: €12 inc. P&P (€14 Europe/US)
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Lost Youth – Songs of Solidarity (Benefit CD)
‘Lost Youth – Songs of Solidarity’ is a benefit CD for a young Palestinian theatre performer imprisoned since 2005. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this collection will also go towards Defence for Children International – Palestine, who highlight the child prisoner issue.
For more information about the CD, please see http://lostyouthcd.wordpress.com/
Stock Status: 10 copies left
Price: €11.50 inc. P&P (€12.50 Europe)
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NEW! Palestinian Football Jerseys
The IPSC is proud to be the only Irish distributor of the famous and much sought after Palestinian football jerseys. Please see below for sizes – all sizes are mens’ sizes.
PLEASE NOTE: SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZES OUT OF STOCK!
Price: €22 inc P&P (€24 Europe)
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Palestinian Keffiyeh Scarves
NOTE: BLACK AND WHITE SCARVES ARE OUT OF STOCK.
Traditionally worn by Palestinian peasants, the keffiyeh became a symbol of Palestinian nationalism during the Arab Revolt of the 1930s. Its prominence increased in the 1960s with the beginning of the Palestinian resistance movement, and in the late 1980s it became a potent symbol of resistance during the First Intifada.
These keffiyehs were made in the last keffiyeh factory in Palestine, the Hirbawi Textile Factory, located in Hebron (Al-Khalil), and are available in both black and white (OUT OF STOCK) and red and white patterns.
Watch an Al Jazeera documentary about the the Hirbawi factory by clicking here.
NOTE: BLACK AND WHITE SCARVES ARE OUT OF STOCK.
Price: Price: €15 inc P&P (€17 Europe)
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Handmade Palestinian Neck Scarves
These beautiful neck scarves were handmade in a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria.
Price: €10 inc. P&P
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"Colors from Palestine" 2013 Calendar
The theme of this years’ 10th Anniversary Resistance Art calendar is the art of the Palestinian embroidery, an innovative adaptation to preserve Palestinian heritage. All the art works in the calendar are the work of a talented Palestinian artist Najat El-Taji El-Khairy. Najat applied her forty years of art experience to create a new and exciting artistic medium: Palestinian embroidery painted and preserved on porcelain tiles. This innovative merger of two art forms was Najat’s way to protect and preserve the rich heritage of this Palestinian art for generations to come.
Click here to see a selection of the images.
A great gift for friends and family this Christmas.
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Price: Price: €18 inc. P&P (€19 Europe)
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