5 January 2013 | Occupied Palestine, Gaza City
A man prays surrounded by the remnants of a governmental building in Gaza City.
A building in Gaza City after being bombed by an Israeli F-16.
Belal Almzannar stands in front of his house, next to the building where 10 members of the Al-Dalou family were killed. He lost his brother and grandmather in the bombing.
A kid plays near the whole left in the ground by a bomb in an olive grove in Shuja´iyya.
20th November 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
Policemen take Rushdi Tamimi´s body out of the morgue
Palestinian policemen waiting for the arrival of Rushdi Tamimi´s remains.
Rushdi Tamimi´s body is taken for a funeral procession through the streets of Ramallah.
Hundreds of people join the funeral procession in Nabi Saleh.
Rushdi Tamimi being lowered into his grave in Nabi Saleh.
Since the bombing on Gaza started days ago, demonstrations all over the West Bank and in cities all over the wolrd, from Jerusalem to New York; have been happening every day. Here we present updates from these protests:
West Bank Updates:
November 17th:
Nablus
Around 200 people block the road near Huwwara checkpoint. Army uses tear gas on demonstrators. Around 10 palestinians arrested.
http://youtu.be/-8L-HiFgVLQRamallah
Around 400 people demonstrating in front of Ofer Prison. Army uses tear gas, sound bombs and live ammunition to disperse protestors. At least 9 wounded. Two medics injuried, one of them critically.
via @JskwLeeds
Hebron
Clashes between demonstrators and the army near the old city. Tear gas and sound granades used on demonstrators. Border police enters a building to control the area. One person arrested.
Beit Ummar
Clashes with the army.
Jenin
Clashes with the army at Jalama Checkpoint. Several protestors arrested.
Nabi Saleh
Tear gas, skunk water and live ammunition used on demonstrators. Three injuried, one of them by a bullet.
A selection of photographs from previous demonstrations:
Ramallah:
Bethlehem:
Jerusalem:
Tel Aviv:
London:
Boston
by David Langstaff
9th November 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
By Vicky Blackwell
Photographs by Vicky Blackwell
9th November 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
Today, during the weekly demonstration against the separation wall in Bil’in, 2 international activists were struck by tear gas canisters shot by the Israeli army. One Italian activist was struck by a canister in the leg and an American activist was struck by a canister in the foot.
The demonstration started as usual and marched through the olive groves towards the separation wall. There, lies a path running parallel to the wall with razor wire on either side of it. The peaceful demonstration marched up the path next to the wall to a gate at the top, where the army was waiting on the other side and used tear gas and sound bombs to disperse the protest. The protest then moved away from the wall towards the olive groves when the army started firing excessive amounts of tear gas at the protesters, it was at this point that an Italian solidarity activist was struck in the leg with a tear gas canister. Many people also suffered from inhalation of the gas.
Around an hour after the start of the demonstration, people started to leave and head back to the village. It was at this point, when it was clear that people were leaving the demonstration to return home, that the army fired many more rounds of tear gas at the few remaining people in the field. It was then that the American solidarity activist was struck in the foot with a tear gas canister (luckily the footwear of the protester prevented any significant injury).
Vicky Blackwell is a volunteer with the International Solidarity Movement (name has been changed).
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