Category: Journals

  • Imprisoned Voices: corporate complicity in the Israeli prison system

    Imprisoned Voices: corporate complicity in the Israeli prison system

    20th April 2015 | Corporate Watch | This briefing was published on 17 April 2015 to coincide with the annual day of solidarity with Palestinian prisoners. It collects the memories of the pain, suffering and resilience of Palestinians who have been imprisoned by Israel. In 2013, Corporate Watch visited the West Bank and Gaza Strip and…

  • The Siege – cultural resistance in Palestine

    The Siege – cultural resistance in Palestine

    20th April 2015 | Frida and Jenny | Jenin, Occupied Palestine The room was overflowing with people who had come to witness the opening of the play The Siege. Pushing our way through the throng we managed to find some seats, squashed in the middle of a diverse and lively audience. We were sitting in…

  • Four people shot in the first 5 minutes at Nabi Saleh protest

    Four people shot in the first 5 minutes at Nabi Saleh protest

    3rd April 2015 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah Team | Nabi Saleh, Occupied Palestine The weekly Friday protest in Nabi Saleh was met with extreme violence by Israeli Occupation Forces. Four people were shot in the first five minutes of the protest. One man and one woman were shot and wounded by snipers using .22 caliber live…

  • VIDEO: Israel forces once again open fire at Palestinian farmers in Gaza

    VIDEO: Israel forces once again open fire at Palestinian farmers in Gaza

    3rd April, 2015 | Miguel Hernández | Khuza’a, Gaza, Occupied Palestine As soon as we arrived at the land where the farmers wanted to work, about 80 meters from the zionist fence which borders and cuts of the Gaza Strip, an Israeli occupation military jeep stopped in front of us. A group of soldiers left the car and started shooting…

  • Journal: Khuza’a, the farm life

    Journal: Khuza’a, the farm life

    31st March | Rina Andolini | Khuza’a, Occupied Palestine This is what conversations in Gaza consist of: I asked, “When they are shooting, what’s the best thing to do?” “Get down on the ground,” he answered, “and move away quick as you can.” It was a stupid question; I knew the answer. I guess I was hoping for a response that would…