Archive for November, 2007

Israeli Army Invade Nablus Despite ‘Security Handover’

Saturday, November 17th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Nablus Region, Photos

In the early hours of this morning the Israeli military invaded El-Ein refugee camp. Camp #1, as it is also known, lies just outside Nablus in the West Bank. The army entered the camp sometime around 3 a.m. and harrassed the inhabitants until nearly 7:30 in the morning.

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Interview with Abdullah Abu Rahme, Member of the Bil’in Popular Committee

Saturday, November 17th, 2007 | Posted in Press clippings, Bil'in Village

by Taka Nakahara

In 1987, Abudullah Abu Rahme was 16 years olds. He spent his high-teens amidst the First Intifada, which he appreciated as successful attempt of continuous Nonviolent Resistance under national unity, at least for the first 6 months. After he started his study in Bir Zeit University, he participated in road blockades...

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Jabri Family Able to Work Their Land in Hebron

Saturday, November 17th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Hebron Region

On Friday 16th November, a large group of local Palestinians, together with 7 international Human Rights Workers (HRWs) from ISM, CPT and EAPPI, joined the Jabari family to prepare their land for planting.

The land lies between the two illegal settlements of Kiryat Arba and Givat Ha’avot, and has been subject to repeated attacks and...

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Children Beaten Outside Their Home by Israeli Soldiers in Hebron

Saturday, November 17th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Hebron Region

On the 16th of November two 10 year old Palestinian boys were beaten, harassed and detained by six Israeli soldiers outside their home in central Hebron.

Their house is situated next to an illegal settlement which is protected by a large number of Israeli soldiers. The children were playing together with two older friends when a soldier...

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NYC Indymedia: Glitterati at Leviev’s New York Gala Stunned by Encounter with Palestinian Rights Protest (Updated)

Friday, November 16th, 2007 | Posted in Press clippings, International Actions

By Adalah-NY

Over 100 well-dressed, well-heeled New Yorkers attending the invitation-only opening of diamond mogul Lev Leviev’s Madison Avenue jewelry store this evening appeared stunned and aghast to find their evening derailed by a noisy protest against Leviev’s construction of illegal West Bank settlements. Gala attendees...

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Servere Military Repression at Bil’in Demonstration, Members of French Parliament Present

Friday, November 16th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Bil'in Village, Photos

Today saw a large demonstration in Bil’in against the apartheid wall attended by members of the French Parliament. 200 Palestinian, Israeli and international demonstrators marched from the village down to the apartheid wall, where the procession was met by the Israeli army. Extreme force was used to try and push the demonstration back to the village....

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Apartheid Masked: Fourth in a Series of Non-Violent Protests Against Apartheid Road 443

Thursday, November 15th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Photos

The fourth in a series of non-violent protests against apartheid road 443 took place today. 150 Palestinians and internationals marched to the side of the road to protest the Israeli system of apartheid, of which road 443 is a large part. Even though highway 443 is located in the West Bank, and its expansion was built on seized Palestinian land,...

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Members of French Parliament Attending Tomorrows Demonstration in Bil’in

Thursday, November 15th, 2007 | Posted in Press Releases, ISM Media Alerts

For Immediate Release

Tomorrow 36 members of the French Parliament and regional mayors will join the people of Bil’in for their weekly protest against the apartheid wall and settlements. Palestinian, Israeli and international protestors will meet at 12pm by the mosque in Bil’in village to march to a site near the Modi’in Illit settlement.

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Israels Abuse of Bedouin Rights

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007 | Posted in Journals

By Thom

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs writes on their website that the Bedouin enjoy a higher standard of living than elsewhere in the Middle East. But countless Bedouin homes and villages have been destroyed by Israel. The government’s ‘township’ policy, displacing Bedouin into townships so they can be easily managed, luring...

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Wire Fencing Erected to Obstruct Passage at Huwara

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Nablus Region, Photos, Denial of entry

The Huwara checkpoint controlling exit from Nablus is notorious for long lines and hours-long delays, particularly on holidays. This roofed and turnstiled checkpoint, in place since the start of the current Intifada, governs traffic flowing to Ramallah, as well as to the many nearby villages outside Nablus. University students, workers, and people...

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