Bristol Apartheid-Free Zone

We are a group of Bristolians building a grassroots campaign of resistance in solidarity with Palestinians and against the oppressive state of Israel and its western backers.

Inspired by the St Pauls Apartheid-Free Zone of the ’80s, we are knocking on doors and talking to local shops to make Bristol a united community in solidarity with Palestine, one neighbourhood at a time.

How can you help?

We are organising with our neighbours and our local shopkeepers to boycott produce grown or manufactured in Isreal.

Here’s what you can do to help:

1 Sign the pledge & open letter Sign the pledge 2 Get involved Sign up to volunteer 3 Join a doorknocking session See upcoming sessions

Our supporters

Thank you to all the people who have signed the pledge so far, and all the businesses that are participating.

3051 pledges
60 vendors

Donate

If we are going to reach the whole of Bristol we will need to:

Print many thousands of leaflets and posters
Pay for venues and equipment for community events
Advertise online and in the press
Pay for this website

All of this takes money, and we rely on donations from supporters and progressive organisations like Trade Unions.

Donate now

Donations so far: £3,040

Find participating vendors here:

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Download a poster for your window

This poster was produced for our campaign by a graphic designer in Gaza in 2024.

We also have special posters from shops; if you are a shopkeeper interested in putting a poster up in your window, please contact us.

In the News: Middle East Eye

May 3, 2025

Bristol Apartheid-Free Zone: The campaign door knocking for a boycott of Israeli produce | By Daniel Tester

March 7, 2024

This Neighbourhood Fights Apartheid - on the historic St Pauls boycott campaign | By Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins