Archive for the 'Qalqilya Region' Category

NY Jewish Week: Protesting Leviev, From Here To Dubai

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 | Posted in Press clippings, International Actions, Qalqilya Region, Bil'in Village, Boycott & sanctions

by Walter Ruby - Special to The Jewish Week. To view original article, click here

N.Y.-based Arab-Jewish group claims credit for UAE snub of diamond merchant; Leviev spokesman says stores will open under his name.

Leviev already operates two jewelry...

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Israeli soldiers beat residents and damage vehicles during curfew in Azzoun

Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region, Photos

The village of Azzoun, nine kilometres west of Qalqilya, was again put under curfew by Israeli soldiers at 6pm on Friday 2nd May, lasting until 2pm the next day. This is the ninth curfew to be imposed on the village of 11000 people in the past eleven days.

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Ha’aretz: Senior official in Dubai government: Leviev has no license for opening a store in the Emirates

Thursday, May 1st, 2008 | Posted in Press Releases, Press clippings, Qalqilya Region, Bil'in Village, Boycott & sanctions

Senior official in Dubai government: Leviev has no license for opening a store in the Emirates

The Marker: Ha’aretz Daily’s Hebrew-language business magazine (Israel), click here to view

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Demonstration takes place on playground near Qalqiliya, two days before it is due to be demolished

Thursday, March 13th, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region

A large protest took place today in the West Bank town of Azzoun against the planned demolition of the children’s playground in the town. 450 protesters came from the local area, the village womens development association and the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), who celebrated their 25 year anniversary at the demonstration.

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Demonstration in Azzoun against the planned destruction of a children’s park

Friday, February 22nd, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region

At 10am, February 21st, a demonstration took place at the children’s park of Azzoun. Approximately 50 children came together with their teachers, other Palestinians, internationals and Israelis to play and have fun together...

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Once again, Azzoun is under curfew; internationals and Palestinians assaulted during warantless house invasion

Friday, February 15th, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region


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Ha’aretz: Intifada redux

Friday, February 15th, 2008 | Posted in Press clippings, Qalqilya Region

By Gideon Levy

For the original article, click here.

The intifada is back. Maybe not in full force, but the sights we saw last weekend suddenly brought us back 20 years. Israel Defense Forces bulldozers blocked the main entrance to the village of Azoun. Its roads...

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Army siege on Azzoun village continues

Monday, February 11th, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region

*Update, February 14th* Yesterday the five day curfew of the West Bank town of Azzoun came to an end. Although the new roadblocks barring traffic to Isla and road 60 remain in place, the towns residents can now walk in the streets.

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Threats and harrasment in Azzoun continue; Israeli army commander posts notice that he will “shoot to kill” rock-throwing youths

Friday, February 1st, 2008 | Posted in Press Releases, Qalqilya Region

For Immediate Release

Lat night the Israeli army commander in the West Bank town of Azzoun posted photocopies of hand written death threats to town residents in various locations around Azzoun, as witnessed by a South Korean Human Rights Worker (HRW). In the note, the commander, identifying himself as Captain Joe, threatens to use live fire...

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Israeli Army Invade Azzoun, Boy Shot With Live Ammunition

Friday, February 1st, 2008 | Posted in Reports, Qalqilya Region

On 31 Jan 2008, at about 3 pm, two Israeli Occupation Force (IOF) jeeps and one Armoured Personel Carrier (APC) invaded the town of Azzoun, with another jeep creating a flying check point at the main gate to the town. With sirens blaring, one jeep and the APC circled the entire town announcing a curfew. Some young men were detained in the street...

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