Category: Reports
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Civilian killed by Israeli military in Gaza
2 January 2010 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza On Tuesday evening, December 28, 19-year-old Hassan Mohammed Qedeh was killed by the Israeli military in the village of Khoza’a, east of the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis. According to the Israeli forces, and subsequently repeated by various media outlets, he was a resistance fighter. However,…
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As a new year of resistance dawns, help ISM to support the popular resistance in Palestine
30 December 2010 | International Solidarity Movement When I locked arms in front of the idling bulldozer, I wanted finances to be the farthest from my mind. As M16- and tear gas-armed soldiers approached us and the Palestinian woman to my right embraced me tighter and my fellow ISM volunteer to my left reached for…
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Gazan scrap collector faces death during Israeli incursion
28 December 2010 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza This morning Mahmoud Mousa Mohammed Al Sirsik, aged 19, was going about his daily business, collecting stones with his horse cart in the border area, east of Gaza City, when Israeli army jeeps entered the area. Seeing the danger approaching, Mahmoud tried to run away, but found…
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List of demonstrators killed during protests against the Wall
23. 19 November 2012: Rushdi Tamimi, age 31 Shot with live ammunition at a demonstration protesting the israeli assault on Gaza inNabi Saleh. The bullet entered through the thigh to the abdomen. Died of his wounds in Ramallah hospital two days later. 22. 10 December 2011: Mustafa Tamimi, age 28 Evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva after…
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Beit Hanoun demonstration commemorates Cast Lead massacre
28 December 2010 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza A demonstration commemorating the beginning of “Operation Cast Lead” was held Tuesday in the Gazan city of Beit Hanoun. Families of victims were in attendance, as were 5 International Solidarity Movement activists. Two years have passed since the Israeli attacks on Gaza, which killed over 1400 people…