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1967: Abandoned and rejected

By Ahmad Shaheen | Guardian: Comment Is Free I was born in a tent and I’m living in a tent, but I hope I won’t die in a tent. I’m a middle-aged journalist and a human rights advocate. My children ...

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The world will understand us more

from The Guardian Unlimited, 6 June 2007 A Palestinian boy blows up a balloon in front of Israeli border police during a non-violent protest against the construction of Israel’s West Bank barrier. Photograph: Oded Balilty/AP Audio can be found HERE ...

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We Deserve the British Academic Boycott!

Benny Tziper, Haaretz – June 4th 2007 Translated by Rann Bar-on Last Friday morning I drove to the Palestinian village of Bil’in. Bil’in, the village that has turned into a symbol of the struggle against the Apartheid Wall and against ...

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Wall and Checkpoints Reach San Jose

US students set up ‘checkpoint’ on campus by Eyal Marcus, 25 May 2007 Students at San Jose University disguise as soldiers, Palestinians at improvised checkpoint to condemn Israeli army’s occupation of West Bank Photo by Andrew Schwartz On Israel’s Independence ...

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Haaretz: And now, a fetus

By Gideon Levy, 20 May 2007 Memorial posters decorate the walls of the Rafidiya government hospital in Nablus, covering earlier posters of countless young people who have been killed. But this poster is like nothing we have seen before: a ...

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Occupation and the Mind

Exposing the damage done to the emotional health of Palestinians by the Israeli occupation by Dr Samah Jabr, The New Internationalist, May 2007 In Palestine the kind of war being waged needs to be understood in order to appreciate the ...

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YNet: Guards shoot at journalists in Artas

Five reporters covering anti-fence demonstration near West Bank settlement fired at with live ammunition by Defense Ministry security guards by Ali Waked, 21 May 2007 Guard shooting at journalists (Photo: AFP) Four separation fence security guards fired at a group ...

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A kind of military coup

By Haaretz Editorial, 21 May 2007 Does Israel still uphold that proper state of affairs in which the elected government sets policy and civil servants carry it out? According to an article published in Haaretz yesterday (“The spirit of the ...

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