• Fourteen year old boy shot in the head by Israeli forces in Hebron

    A fourteen year old boy was shot in the head by the Israeli military, in the city of Hebron, on Friday the 12th of December. At around 3pm, Jacob Yahia Alqasrawi was leaving a store, where he had gone to get bread for his family, near the centre of Hebron, when soldiers from on top…

  • Israeli forces attack demonstration in Jayyous

    On Friday December 12th, Israeli soldiers once again entered the village of Jayyous in order to prevent demonstrators from protesting against the Apartheid Wall. 150 residents from the village marched against the new route of the Apartheid Wall that threatens to annex almost 6000 dunums of Jayyous land, but were prevented from leaving the village…

  • Free Gaza Movement: Dignity ship leaves Gaza with Palestinian students

    (GAZA PORT, GAZA – 11 December 2008) – The Free Gaza Ship “Dignity,” departed from Gaza International Port at 22:10 hours, Thursday 11 December. Aboard the ship were eleven Palestinian students who had been denied exit by Israel to attend their universities abroad. Over 700 students are currently trapped in Gaza, unable to obtain permission…

  • The Daily Star: Israeli court frees Jewish settler filmed shooting Palestinians

    By AFP To view original article, published by The Daily Star on the 11th December, click here OCCUPIED JERUSALEM: An Occupied Jerusalem court Wednesday freed a Jewish settler who shot at Palestinians from point-blank range in the Occupied West Bank city of Hebron. Zeev Braudeh from the settlement of Kiryat Arba on the city’s outskirts…

  • IMEMC: Kouchner reverses Morgantini’s decision in the European Parliament

    By Justin Theriault To view original article, published by the IMEMC on the 9th December, click here BRUSSELS, December 9, 2008 – Despite the scathing remarks by European Parliament (EP) Vice-President last week, in regards to Israel’s human rights abuses and incessant disregard for International law and Geneva Conventions, today, the EP’s 27 foreign ministers…