They have presented a manifesto for the officiality of the Basque selection and against the genocide in Palestine
Various players from the world of sport have called on the public to participate in the "Solidarity March" to be held from the Arriaga Theatre in Bilbao on the day of the match between the two teams on 15 November.
The Gure Esku and Gernika-Palestine platforms have held a joint appearance this Saturday in the vicinity of the Anoeta stadium in San Sebastián to report on the first accessions to the manifesto "Free Peoples. Euskal Herria-Palestine. Genocide STOP" and to invite citizens to join the manifesto.
The spokesman for the Gernika-Palestine platform, Ibon Meñika, has explained that "sport, free peoples and the fight against genocide can unite, and this will happen on 15 November in San Mamés, in the match between Euskal Selekzioa and Palestine".
On the same day, from 5.30 p.m., citizens are invited to join the "Solidarity March" that will leave the Arriaga Theatre in Bilbao.
After reading the names of the signatories, Meñika thanked them for their "recognition of the strength of the sport of uniting peoples" and stressed that, as a result, the Palestinian team will play for the first time in Europe.
"We all agree that we must be free peoples now that we are seeking officiality, when we are deprived of the right to decide and when genocide must cease," the spokesman said.
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