That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the important work that campaigners in Scotland have done in the last year to highlight the campaign, Show Israel the Red Card, which aims to highlight what it considers to be the injustices of Israel’s ongoing participation in sporting events while, it believes, breaching sporting statutes and international law, as well as reportedly killing athletes and destroying their sports infrastructure due to what it sees as the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine; welcomes the recent call of the Celtic FC supporters group, the Green Brigade, to extend this campaign to football fans from around the world; believes that, now that members of the International Court of Justice have reportedly considered Israel to be an apartheid state, and that governments must take steps to end it, the Gleneagles Agreement now applies; highlights what it sees as the powerful role that sport has in promoting freedom of movement and expression of culture, which it believes is currently denied to Palestinian people; acknowledges what it regards as Scotland’s role, as part of the UK, in the creation of the Israeli state through the Balfour Declaration, and believes, therefore, that Scotland has a duty of redress to the Palestinian people, and considers that the Scottish Government must lead the way in calling for sporting boycotts, as an effective way to isolate Israel internationally, in order to help end what it sees as the apartheid regime in Palestine, pursuant to the freedom of Palestinian people.