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Every day in Palestine

Sunday, July 13th, 2008 | Posted in Press Releases, Journals

By Jonas

Every day Mahmoud takes his sheep and goats out to the fields that his family has used and been bound to through blood and sweat for generations. Every day he is met by violence and threats of violence by the ultra-orthodox settlers who live two hills away, who say that the land is theirs because it was given the by their God four...

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Women of the Underworld: On Being Thrown Out of Israel

Thursday, March 20th, 2008 | Posted in Journals, Denial of entry

What stays with me most from the last few days is the kindness of women. Just ordinary women, caught in bad circumstances, being nice to one another.

I’ve spent a lot of the last week being searched, questioned, detained, jailed, and ultimately denied...

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Security Stranglehold Tightens in Hebron

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008 | Posted in Journals, Hebron Region

By: Becky

For a week now the security checks on Palestinians and internationals in Hebron has maintained it’s tightest grip since our arrival.

Soldiers who a month ago limited themselves to their posts now extend their jurisdiction along whole streets; patrolling and watching in a paranoid attempt to preempt some fictitious...

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Gaza and the recognition of Israel

Monday, January 21st, 2008 | Posted in Journals, Gaza Region

By: Bobby Noe

As has been covered in the news extensively, Gaza’s only power plant has shut down as there is no longer any fuel left to run it. 1.5 million people are in darkness and according to a health ministry official the hospitals ” have the choice to either cut electricity on babies in the maternity ward or heart...

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The reason why I will never forget the word ‘Zaalan’

Sunday, January 13th, 2008 | Posted in Journals, Bil'in Village

By Taka
Edited by the ISM Media Center

“Aaaaah, Aaaah…” Abdullah’s voice, from behind the blue-grey curtain, echoed throughout the first floor of the hospital. The medical staff was cleaning the wounds in his head – just another sacrifice people from Bil’in have made in their struggle for justice...

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Why don’t the residents of Sderot ask this question to their government?

Thursday, December 13th, 2007 | Posted in Journals, Gaza Region

By Nick

Can you please stop the collective punishment of 1.5 million Palestinians in Gaza?

BBC news reported the resignation today of the Mayor of Sderot, Eli Moyal. Eli Moyal is fed up with the situation and says the Israeli government is not doing enough to stop the missiles coming from Gaza nor is it re-enforcing...

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The US is Guilty of Human Rights Violations Against the Palestinian People

Tuesday, November 20th, 2007 | Posted in Journals

By Nick

The United States government knows Israel is guilty of numerous human rights abuses against the Palestinian people and has done for many years. However, the US government chooses to overlook Israel’s numerous crimes against humanity and breaches of international law because it feels it is a country of strategic importance....

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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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Brighton-Tubas Fellowship: Life in the women’s prison

Monday, October 29th, 2007 | Posted in Journals, Ramallah Region

Two days ago I attended a peaceful demonstration of villagers against the theft of their land by villagers. I found my self assaulted and ‘arrested’ by a settler with the acquiescence of the Isreali army, lied to by the Israeli police, dumped in the punishment block of the women’s prison, driven for miles to the Ministry of the Interior deportation...

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On being an international inside a refugee camp under invasion

Sunday, September 23rd, 2007 | Posted in Journals, Nablus Region

Journal by Sandra

It can be hard being a human rights activist during normal circumstances. It’s even harder during Ramadan! I haven’t had any intentions to fast, but it can be terribly...

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