This Friday, February 17, three anti-wall demonstrations will take place in the villages Abud, Bil’in and Beit Itza.

The marches will begin at 12;00 after the Friday prayers. Villagers supported by Israeli and International activists will march to the construction site of the Illegal annexation barrier being built through their land.

For...

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When Mohammed Mansour arrived at the courthouse today a half an hour before his scheduled court appointment, the trial was already over.

Today was supposed to be the final hearing, the 14th in two years of protracted legal struggle. Having refused repeated deals from the prosecution (see previous post), today Mohammed expected either...

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Presentation on non-violence in Israel-Palestine conflict sparks conversation
By Andrew Miner
Originally published in the Oregon State Daily Barometer

Rachel Corrie sacrificed her life hoping to bring peace through non-violence...

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By Harry
reprinted from his blog www.palestinepal.blogspot.com

I’ve been working with Mohammad Mansour, a Palestinian activist in the International Solidarity Movement (ISM), since I began work...

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When: Thursday February 15th 12.30pm

Where: Peace Court in the Russian Compound. Jerusalem

Mohammad Mansour, a Palestinian organiser for non-violent resistance to the occupation, faces trial tomorrow. He has been falsely charged with assaulting a police officer, throwing stones, and encouraging others to do likewise....

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18 February 2006 issue 1988
From Socialist Worker

From London’s Trafalgar Square to Ramallah in Palestine, from Lebanon to Austria, the caricatures of the prophet Mohammed, first printed in a Danish paper, have sparked rage

Some 20,000 protesters filled...

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By Laila El-Haddad
From a-mother-from-Gaza.blogspot.com
Tuesday, February 14, 2006

The shells are falling again.

Interspersed with the occasional...

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By Katie

Settler Grafiti on a Palestinian home in Tel Rumeida

There is enough drama here for 10 seasons of some ridiculous reality show. I really think that there should be such a show in Hebron because it would allow the rest of the world...

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By Katie

“Security Post” in Hebron-Photo By Chris

February 11, 2006:

At approximately 11:05 a.m., three eggs were thrown out of the window of the Beit Hadassah settlement at two HRWs (human rights...

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By Tony Lystra
Gazette-Times reporter
Originally published in the Corvallis Gazette-Times

Corvallis crowd hears legacy of nonviolent stance

When Rachel Corrie was 2, she looked up at her mother and asked an unsettling...

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