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International Womens Day (IWD) near Jerusalem

By Harrison Palestine Pal On Wednesday, March 8th, I experienced International Womens Day (IWD) near Jerusalem. 120 women gathered at Ar Ram checkpoint. We marched from Ar Ram checkpoint to Qalandiya checkpoint which isn’t too far away. It is staggering ...

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Hanna’s Mom In Palestine

Impressions Genocide: Some people use the word genocide to describe the situation in Palestine. This offends many Jews, and turns us off from listening to anything else the speaker says. We picture gas chambers, concentration camp workers, and huge piles ...

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A Wave of Non-Violence

1. Protesters Hang Themselves on The Wall, Friday, March 3rd 2. Bil’in and Beit Sira March Together For Peace, Friday, March 3rd 3. Aboud Stops Construction on the Wall Friday, March 3rd, By Harry 4. Soldiers shamed by checkpoint, Saturday ...

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Silenced Truth

Reflections on the Balata Invasion: 1.Simply. Not. News. by neta Golan 2.Report of Balata Invasion by IWPS 3.Watching your tax dollars at work by Katie 4.A few days in a war zone by Harrison Healy Remembering Rachel: 5. A Message ...

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Spreading Rachel’s words

Because we feel Rachel Corrie’s story and message are so important, we have created “Rachel Corrie Cards” for people to distribute in their communities. We’re asking a small donation toward the printing costs, but will ship the cards to anyone ...

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IWPS report on the Nablus invasion

Inside the destroyed house of Mohammad Amar Abu Hamis, 32, where he and two other fighters of the al-Aksa Martyrs Brigades, Hammoudeh Ishtawi, 32, and Hassan Hajaj, 21, were killed by the IOF Sunday 19th of February At approximately 1:30 ...

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Soldiers shamed by checkpoint

By Harry Palestine Pal Yesterday there was a demonstration against the wall and checkpoints in Tulkarem. We were at a checkpoint called Jebara where the wall has cut off the village of Jebara and its 500 residents. Obviously 500 people ...

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