by Allison and Rann
It was 12am on Sunday morning. We were headed to bed in Bil’in when we were alerted that Israeli soldiers had again entered the village. We, along with countless residents of Bil’in standing watch on rooftops, watched the military jeeps driving around the land near the annexation barrier, away from the village itself, for close to an hour before deciding to give up our post and go to sleep.
We were not able to quite lie down before we were called back to the roof — the soldiers had entered someone’s home.
In a pattern that has been repeating … Continue reading









