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Naomi Junnor Obituary, Cause Of Death, Founding Member of the Scottish Jews Against Zionism Has Passed Away

Naomi Junnor Obituary, Cause Of Death, Founding Member of the Scottish Jews Against Zionism

Naomi Junnor Obituary, Cause Of Death, Founding Member of the Scottish Jews Against Zionism Has Passed Away

The Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign and the wider Glasgow community are mourning the sudden and profound loss of Naomi Junnor, a powerhouse of activism and a guiding light for those fighting for equality, justice, and freedom. Naomi was not merely a member of our movement; she was a foundational force, a founding member of the Scottish Jews Against Zionism, and a tireless advocate for the Palestinian people.

Naomi’s life was defined by the intersection of her passions. As a dedicated trade unionist, an uncompromising anti-racist, and a steadfast Palestine solidarity activist, she possessed the rare ability to weave these struggles together. She understood that the fight against economic exploitation, the fight against systemic racism, and the fight for Palestinian liberation were all part of the same global struggle for human dignity. She never saw these movements as separate; to Naomi, they were a singular, interconnected pursuit of justice.

What truly set Naomi apart was her immense courage. To be a Jewish anti-Zionist is to stand in a space of intense scrutiny and often, intense isolation. Naomi lived this reality with unwavering integrity. Her fierce commitment to anti-racism and her refusal to compromise on the rights of the Palestinian people came at a significant personal cost. She faced the painful loss of support and contact with many family members because of her convictions. Yet, she never wavered. Her loyalty was not to dogma, but to the fundamental principles of equality and the universal right to self-determination.

In Glasgow and across Scotland, Naomi’s presence was felt in every rally, every meeting, and every difficult conversation. She taught us that true solidarity requires more than just words; it requires the bravery to stand alone when necessary and the strength to build bridges where others see walls.

As we navigate this period of grief, we honor Naomi not just through our sorrow, but through our continued action. We carry her torch forward, ensuring that her fight for a free Palestine and a world free from racism remains at the very heart of our movement.

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