Palestinian protetors in Mnezel, South Hebron hills, built a passage over a wall built on their land using rocks. They piled the rocks on both sides of the wall despite threats from the border police that they would force them ...
Read More »Israeli Court Rejects Wall Challenges
Hisham Jamjom an International Solidarity Movement local coordinator and a resident of East Jerusalem talked about the effects of the Wall on the local residents of those areas: “When my children grow up and want to marry, they will not ...
Read More »Bil’in Demos Endure – Even During the World Cup!
Photo By IMC Israel By ISM Media Office volunteer Today Palestinians from the village of Bil’in had another demonstration against the apartheid wall. They were joined by internationals from several different countries as well as Israeli activists. photo Tess Scheflan ...
Read More »Report on Recent Settler Attacks in the South Hebron Area
by Musa Abu-Marya. Translated by Sunbula al-Jab’a June 13th: The problem – the settlers that are residing in Beit Ain located near the Gush Etzion settlement bloc, and between Beit Ummar and al-Jab’a are engaging in hostile actions in areas ...
Read More »Palestinian nonviolent activist profiled by Israeli army
by Zadie Musa Abu Marya, a peace activist from Beit Ummar, was again detained by the Israeli army on Sunday June 19. A group of five Palestinians and international peace activists were traveling along the settler road 137, which borders ...
Read More »Hebron Settlers Vandalise Palestinian School
by Joe June 22nd: Shortly after 4:00 p.m. this afternoon, a Palestinian youth informed two human rights workers sitting on Shuhada St. that settler youth were attacking the retaining wall just built alongside the new brick path to the Qurtuba ...
Read More »Video: Israeli soldier refuses to intervene as settlers stone human rights workers
To download the video click here June 14th: At approximately 12:30 PM, two Human Rights Workers (HRWs) on Shuhada Street noticed a group of between 8 and 10 settlers boys between the ages of 9 and 12 carrying plastic bags ...
Read More »Denied Entry
by Noura Khouri Typically, entry to the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) through the only possible route available, via Israel, is a nerve- racking, tiresome and extremely invasive affair. If the foreigner in question answers honestly, to the barrage of questions ...
Read More »Israeli “Justice”: Paul Larudee Denied Entry to Palestine by Israel
UPDATE, 19th of June: Judge Pilpel yesterday ruled that Paul will be denied entry. Paul has now left the country. There are now 15 days to file an appeal against the denial of entry. At this time, a decison on ...
Read More »Bil’in Unites in Solidarity With Gaza
By Sunbula and Jennie Photos by Sunbula Yet again, the people of Bil’in were joined in solidarity by international and Israeli peace activists on a Friday afternoon after midday prayers to protest the annexation of the village’s land by the ...
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