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Energy embargo now: Global campaigns to cut off fuel for Israel’s apartheid and settler colonialism
Energy embargo now: Global campaigns to cut off fuel for Israel’s apartheid and settler colonialism
03/05/2026
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Recorded on May 3, 2026
How are oil and gas companies complicit in sustaining apartheid, occupation, and genocide?
What role can global movements play in building an effective energy embargo?
This webinar (organised by Scottish PSC and Urgent Action by South Korean Civil Society in Solidarity with Palestine) brings together organisers and campaigners from the frontlines of the global energy embargo, BDS, and climate justice campaigns to discuss how fossil fuel infrastructure is being used to support Israel’s system of apartheid and settler colonialism — and how international solidarity movements are fighting back. The discussion also highlights the growing campaign targeting Dana Petroleum and its parent company, the Korean National Oil Corporation (KNOC), over their complicity with Israeli genocide.
Speakers:
• Mariam — Campaign Coordinator, Global Energy Embargo for Palestine
• Apoorva G — Coordinator, BNC Asia Pacific
• Kelly Anissa — Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific • Bora Noon — Campaign Lead, BDS Korea
• Dave Black — Energy Apartheid Campaign Lead, Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign
PARTICIPATE IN THE CHANGE
Everyone can play a role against energy oppression. Disrupting energy flows can be achieved at every node of the supply chain, and by challenging the infrastructure that sustains it. Join workers and communities already taking action. Pressure your bank, your pension fund, your university, your union, your government.
End energy complicity. Energy embargo now.


