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  • Resident of Ni’lin in critical condition after being shot in the head from close range by Israeli army

    At approximately 3am this morning, the Israeli army shot a 40 year old resident of Ni’lin four times from close range while invading his house. He is now in a serious condition in Ramallah hospital. Ayed Awad Srur, 40, was shot four times with rubber-coated steel bullets from extremely close range as Israeli soldiers entered…

    September 1, 2008
  • Ynet: Gaza activists say will run Israel blockade again

    ‘Free-Gaza’ activists plan return to Strip within a month. ‘This might be the beginning of a simple delivery service, if we can set up the mechanisms here in Cyprus,’ member says To view original article, published by Ynet on the 30th August, click here Foreign activists who sailed to Gaza last week to protest against…

    August 31, 2008
  • Washington Post: Boats depart Gaza after aid delivery – 7 Palestinians leave with activists who flouted blockade

    By Linda Gradstein (Special to The Washington Post) To view original article, published by The Washington Post on the 28th August, click here JERUSALEM, Aug. 28 — Two boats carrying international peace activists left the Gaza Strip on Thursday, five days after they defied an Israeli naval blockade to reach the territory. The activists took…

    August 29, 2008
  • Pregnant woman tear-gassed in Ni’lin as Israeli army injures many

    On Thursday 28th of August, at around 11am Israeli soldiers invaded the town of Ni’lin, occupying the clinic and shooting tear gas at children who were walking home from school. Photos courtesy of Activestills This invoked a reaction from some Palestinian youth from within the town who began to throw rocks back at the soldiers.…

    August 29, 2008
  • Haaretz: Caught on camera

    By Gideon Levy To view original article, published by Haaretz on the 28th August, click here This is Israeli justice in a nutshell: Lt. Col. Omri Burberg, the battalion commander suspected of giving an utterly illegal order to shoot a bound Palestinian, is wandering free and being considered for a senior training post in the…

    August 29, 2008
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