Author: ISM Media
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Video : Demolished Home In Wadi Joz , East Jerusalem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMO1lIhzZyg&feature=youtu.be 21 May 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Al-Quds team | Jerusalem, occupied Palestine The 14 members of Abu Sadam’s family remain homeless after their home was destroyed by the Israel Army in the early hours of Tuesday morning in the Hizbet area of Wadi Joz, Jerusalem. The family are calling for solidarity…
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An end to discrimination? Closed Military Zone in Hebron neighbourhood officially stopped
20 May 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, al-Khalil team | Hebron, occupied Palestine The closed military zone (CMZ) encompassing the Tel Rumeida neighbourhood and Shuhada Street in occupied al-Khalil has officially been lifted. According to the Israeli army spokesperson, the CMZ-order was not extended, now allowing some non-residents into the area. The International Solidarity Movement…
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The three minute warning…..
18th May 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Al-Qud team |Al-Quds, Occupied Palestine On Wednesday we sat with Abu Sadam in the rubble of all that remains of his family’s house, in Hisbet Wadi Joz, East Jerusalem. Early Tuesday morning at about 2am occupying forces arrived with a digger to demolish the house. The Israeli authorities…
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Abdullah Abu Rahmah to be Charged at Ofer Military Court
UPDATE 21ST May | ISM media team | Ramallah, Occupied Palestine The prosecution have until Sunday the 22nd of May at 4pm to appeal the military Judges order to release Abdallah Abu Rahmah. They are expected to do this and there will likely be retried tomorrow at Ofer Military Court . ———————————————————————————————————————— The military trial…
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Aggressive young Israeli settlers provoke anger in Damascus gate, Jerusalem
14 May 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Al-Quds team | Jerusalem, occupied Palestine The 12th of May 2016 notes the day Israel calls Independence Day. For Palestinians, Israeli Independence Day means the start of the Naqba in 1948 (the Catastrophe) and the loss of their homeland, which is still ongoing today. We had traveled to…
