Author: ISM Media
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Israeli Army shoots resident of Nabi Saleh following settler attack
By Paddy Clark 14 September 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On Sunday evening, settlers entered Nabi Saleh village. In clashes that followed Israeli soldiers shot Omar al-Tamini, 25, with live ammunition in the abdomen, and then arrested him and Eyas from inside the ambulance which was taking Omar to Ramallah hospital. On Monday,…
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Village of Yatma suffers after Israel annexes spring
By Ellie September 14, 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank In 2008, the Israeli army annexed a spring that belonged to the Palestinian village of Yatma, providing fresh water to the village for free. This theft has severely limited the village’s access to water, as the majority of the output of the spring is…
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Israeli army uses surveillance drone at Nabi Saleh weekly demonstration
By Paddy Clark September 13, 2012 | International Solidarity Movement See photos from demonstration here and get up to date information from Nabi Saleh Solidarity here Weekly Demonstration On Friday, September 7, Israeli forces sealed off the village early in the morning and at least 4 people were detained hiking over the hill and two…
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A day of violence and intimidation in Hebron
By Anna Conroy September 12, 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On the morning of September 10 in south west Hebron, at Checkpoint 56, a Palestinian man was shot with live ammunition by the Israeli military. Residents and army officials reported that Molotov cocktails were thrown at the checkpoint, and in response the soldiers…
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Families of Palestinian detainees call for urgent actions to support hunger strikers
September 11, 2012 | Ministry of Detainees’ and Ex-detainees’ Affairs For immediate release For more information: Doaa Abu Amer 0792599765048 doa.ah1985@gmail.com GAZA, PALESTINE, September 11 – The families of Palestinians detained by Israel called for a week of urgent actions to support a mass hunger strike on 13 September, as well as ongoing hunger…