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Photo essay: Gas, frisbees and the Apartheid Wall in Ni’lin

Posted on: May 24, 2013
Photo essay: Gas, frisbees and the Apartheid Wall in Ni’lin

24th May 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Team Nablus | Ni’lin, Occupied Palestine

Friday demonstrations continue in the village of Ni’lin in protest against the Occupation and Apartheid Wall which runs through the village’s land. Background on the effects of the Occupation in Ni’lin is here.

During this particular demonstration on the 24th May 2013, there were no injuries and those who were climbing the wall (as pictured below) were able to cover one of the Israeli Military Skunk Trucks in red paint. The paint enveloped the front and side windows, putting the Skunk truck out of use for this … Continue reading


Updated on May 24, 2013
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Journal: Revisiting Ni’lin after four years

Posted on: May 2, 2013
Journal: Revisiting Ni’lin after four years

2nd May 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Ni’lin, Occupied Palestine

By Team Nablus

It’s been four years since I had visited and lived in Ni’lin and the decision to visit on Friday filled me simultaneously with excitement and longing but also dread. Four years ago I had supported the non violent resistance in Ni’lin as an ISM activist and had experienced the horror and oppression of the occupiers against such actions. Ni’lin’s demonstrations against the Apartheid Wall represented the Ni’lin population’s resilience. They would not let more land, that was the life blood of the community, be stolen.… Continue reading


Updated on May 2, 2013
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Ni’lin continues to resist after 5 years of Israeli occupation and systematic land theft

Posted on: April 27, 2013
A young demonstrator at Ni`ilin

27th April 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Ni’lin, Occupied Palestine

By Team Nablus

Around 50 Palestinians supported by around 20 international activists, demonstrated against the apartheid wall yesterday in Ni’lin, which is a village close to Ramallah. The residents attempted to dismantle the wall and were met with violence. Around 20 were treated for tear gas inhalation and one demonstrator was injured when he was shot in the chest with a tear gas canister.

A young demonstrator at Ni`ilin

The demonstration started when around 100 people from the community gathered … Continue reading


Updated on April 27, 2013
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Bullets litter the ground in Ni’lin as soldiers granted more freedom to shoot

Posted on: December 12, 2012
Bullets litter the ground in Ni’lin as soldiers granted more freedom to shoot

11th December 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, Ni’lin, Occupied Palestine.

Overnight Israeli soldiers invaded the small village of Ni’lin, population of around 5000 people. The soldiers were attempting to make arrests as part of wave of arrests in the West Bank following protests around the recent bombing in Gaza.

A local Ni’lin resident said: “A very savage invasion to my village Ni’lin today. Hard clashes started after the Israeli occupation army invaded it and try to arrest people. You can hear all the shooting in the village was mostly live bullets. More than … Continue reading


Updated on December 13, 2012
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Ni’ilin struggles on

Posted on: September 12, 2012
Protestor stands with Palestinian flag as tear gas moves across the land.

By Anna

September 12, 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank

On Friday 7th September myself and four other international activists attended the weekly demonstration against the apartheid wall in the village of Ni’lin. Since 2004 the villagers of Ni’lin have been non violently protesting against the annexation of their lands. So far the village has lost over 50,000 dunum (1 dunum = .1 hectare) of land, in part to surrounding illegal settlements and in part annexed from the village in the construction of the apartheid wall. Saeed Amireh, member of the Ni’lin popular committee … Continue reading


Updated on September 12, 2012
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Resistance to Occupation continues in Ni’lin

Posted on: September 10, 2012
Resistance to Occupation continues in Ni’lin

By Anna
10 September 2012| International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
On Friday 7th September five international activists attended the weekly demonstration against the apartheid wall in the village of Ni’lin. Since 2004, the villagers of Ni’lin have been non violently protesting against the annexation of their lands. So far the village has lost over 50,000 dunum of land, in part to surrounding illegal settlements and in part annexed from the village in the construction of the apartheid wall.

Saeed Amireh, member of the Ni’lin popular committee explains that the confiscation … Continue reading


Updated on September 11, 2012
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The spirit of Ni’lin in the face of apartheid

Posted on: July 2, 2012

By Steve Plaank

2 July 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank

On Friday, June 29th, dozens of residents of the Palestinian village, Ni’lin demonstrated in opposition to the ongoing apartheid carried out by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF). The village of Ni’lin is located near the 1967 Green Line and has been a center of popular resistance throughout the history of the Israel occupation of Palestine.

Following the Friday prayers, Palestinians, along with approximately a dozen internationals, marched to the recently completed apartheid wall. There they were met with a heavy dousing of a foul-smelling liquid fired out of a truck mounted … Continue reading


Updated on July 2, 2012
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Nakba Day: Palestinian group attempts to return to 1948 territories, one arrested

Posted on: May 19, 2012

By Ling Lewis

19 May 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
 A Palestinian man was arrested at Ni’lin checkpoint on Tuesday, April 15 during a Nakba Day demonstration. The procession successfully crossed the checkpoint which separates the West Bank from Palestinian territories seized in 1948. They were violently forced back by occupation soldiers and police. A Palestinian woman and an international woman were also detained but released that same afternoon.
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Updated on May 19, 2012
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Israel opens fire on protesters in Ni’lin: One youth injured by rubber-coated bullet

Posted on: April 22, 2012
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by Sunny
22 April 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank


The weekly demonstration in Ni’lin on Friday April 20th was relatively quiet compared to previous weeks. Nevertheless, it showed again the disproportionate measures taken by Israeli occupation forces against the Palestinian resistance.
The Israeli army propelled skunk spray, tear gas, sound bombs, and rubber-coated steel bullets at protesters. Some of the Palestinian youth, or shabab, responded by throwing stones. One local youth masked with the flag of Palestine was pelted by a rubber-coated bullet, although did … Continue reading


Updated on April 24, 2012
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Spring time in Ni’lin: Photos of the demonstration

Posted on: April 9, 2012
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by Maxine Kaufman-Lacusta

6 April 2012 | Refusing to be Enemies: The Book


I’m a bit slow at writing things up, so in the meanwhile, here are some photos  of this past Friday’s action in Ni’lin.  To me the the most vivid pictures were the shebab, including boys who looked as young as 12 , symbolically lobbing stones at and over the gate and wall (probably not visible in my photos), amid clouds of stinging teargas and stinking “skunk water,” and Mohammed Amira calmly standing with his megaphone addressing … Continue reading


Updated on April 9, 2012
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