Palestine! Palestine! Palestine! Palestine! Today we are hoping for one thousand of us across the country in coordinated actions to block arms factories here in Bournemouth and also in Lancashire in Brighton and Glasgow and this is also coordinated with comrades who are blocking the Israeli war machine in the Netherlands and in Belgium. We are blocking this factory because they make components for the F-35 bombers that can be used to enact genocide in Gaza. There are arms factories around the world that manufacture weapons or parts of weapons or parts of war planes for the Israeli regime and these parts of weapons are then sent to Israel to the Zionist entity and manufactured over there. There are arms factories around the country that are doing this work and this is detected by the UK government over 76% of the British public support the ceasefire in Gaza and despite their apportations and our key decision makers, the few that take this out are used to call for a ceasefire. So that's why we're taking action. I'm the Labour to the sea! Palestine will be free! We are absolutely trying to speak to the workers and make sure you understand why we're doing this. We're against the staff in there and against the people who are making profits from this genocide. So this is a peaceful protest. We're using our sheer numbers to stop people going in and we have shut the factory down for today. It's amazing to see how these actions have grown. The first one that happened to put the months ago there was a humble 150 workers. The one that came after that was outside the AES systems and we had 400 workers across three pickets and today we have over 500 workers. This site and then we also have other workers shutting down sites across the country. And with the Palestinian movement, we are a transnational organisation of Palestinian Arab youth living in exile to use the ongoing organization of our home. We have chapters across Canada and the US and we know from our connections with all chapters that are actions taking place across the US. The U.A.W. international is calling for an immediate, permanent ceasefire. For so long we've been silent and we've been ignorant in the labour movement to this issue and that time is over and I want to thank all the rank and file members who have made this happen. We will never let you die. We stand in solidarity with other workers here and responding to a call from Palestinian workers to directly shut down the system that is producing Israeli homes. This is what this company is contributing to. We do not support genocide. Stop the genocide now. I can't remember a flagrant and explicit targeting of health workers and health infrastructure like this in my lifetime in any conflict. The right to health care and the right to safe spaces, even in conflict, is being threatened. Most of the hospitals are out of action and what we are seeing now is rampant disease spreading through Gaza because there is no sanitation system set. So we are seeing Hepatitis A, we are seeing there has been so much of cholera spreading through these refugee camps and these displaced camps and there is no health service to treat that and these diseases can be fatal if not treated. It's enough to motivate us as health workers to come and try and shut down the law factory because frankly our representatives aren't doing anything to prevent the UK's complicity. We really need our trade union leaders in this country to respond to the call from the Palestinian trade union movement for solidarity. We need to have workers involved in empowered to resist Israeli parliament. It's not handling Israeli goods, it means not working on Israeli weapons. I can only speak for the doctors union because that's my union but they've been appalling. We wrote an article to them asking them to speak out about the situation, to stand up for Palestinians and to also stand up for doctors and health care workers who were being reported, they're being sent to tribunals, they're being disciplined in the workplace and really cracking down on people talking about Palestine at work. For the more of us that come together, speak together, this safer we all are. We need to see a response on the same level as our Labour movement had in response to South African apartheid. We saw women workers in Ireland for almost right to three years because of a few stahendual products that were made in South Africa. We also saw over 50 trade unions in the 90s in Britain sign on to the anti-partheid movement. We really see these actions as an entry point to broader union and reconfell worker solidarity with the Palestinian courts. We have currently got an action planned outside Palantir which is a US-based spy tech firm that his started working closely with Israel provides the data analysis platform for them to process video images from the CCC of the occupation and they have just been awarded a half a billion pound contract with NHS to build the NHS's data system. We encourage people to look up for an action a week of the 18th of December so our key target later to Palantir. We are really hoping that today's people-denated action will inspire other solidarity actions. You don't have to just feel despair and then anguish you'll feel watching the news. You can do something about this.