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Brighton residents establish Peace Camp
The camp is next to L3Harris Solutions, which makes bomb release mechanisms for F35 and F16 fighter jets.
PA media
6 April 2024
People in Brighton have set up a camp to protest L3Harris Solutions, which makes bomb release mechanisms for F35 and F16 fighter jets. We must make it uncomfortable for those who profit from genocide.
Members of the local community have set up ‘Brighton Peace Camp’ on Lewes Road with banners that read “No bombs from Brighton” and “Genocide in Gaza, made in Brighton.” The camp has been active for almost three weeks and is at the junction of Home Farm Road, home to L3Harris Solutions. This company makes bomb release mechanisms for F35 and F16 fighter jets used by the Israeli Defence Forces to bomb civilians in Gaza.
Winnie, a local student taking part in Brighton Peace Camp, says:
Images: Natasa Leoni
“We are peacefully holding this community space to raise awareness about L3Harris’ role in Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza. L3Harris is the 12th largest arms manufacturer in the world and makes bomb release mechanisms for Israeli fighter jets. Over 31,000 people have been killed in Gaza since Oct 7 2023.”

“We need to take every action in our power to stop the genocide in Gaza. We must look at where the weapons are produced and disrupt the production and supply chain. L3Harris in Brighton is a critical part of that, making bomb release mechanisms for Israeli F-35s.”

Images: Natasa Leoni
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