• Bil’in Popular Committee: Toilet water – the new kind of weapon used against the people from Bil’in

    To view the village of Bil’in’s website click here Today, 8th August 2008, after the Friday Prayers, the inhabitants of Bil’in, Israeli, and international peace activists participated in a demonstration against the wall. They raised Palestinian flags and signs with slogans that condemn the policies of the occupation. The slogans condemned the construction of the…

  • Israeli soldiers invade international apartment in Tel Rumeida

    On Friday 8th of August at 20:45 two international volunteers came home to find their roof occupied by three soldiers. The soldiers had been occupying their roof terrace since 18:45. When asked what the soldiers were doing there, they responded by pointing their guns at the internationals and said “we’re just looking”, the soldiers then…

  • Israeli army arrest municipality member in Nablus

    On the night between the 5th and 6th of August, Israeli army invaded Nablus to arrest Majida Fada, a 38-year elected member of the municipality. People from the neighborhood report that the army arrived around 1:30am, closing the area and shooting out street lights. About ten soldiers then moved into the residential building where Majida…

  • Continued violence and repression against the popular protests against the wall in Ni’lin

    On the 7th of August around 300 hundred people protested against the building of the apartheid wall at the land of Ni’lin. Video courtesy of Israel Puermam The demonstration started at 11 am and marched from the village centre. It reached the construction site managing to stop the bulldozers from working for a while before…

  • Ynet: ‘Soft charges hurt more than bullet’

    Ashraf Abu Rahma, bound Palestinian fired at by IDF soldier, laments lenient charges filed by Military Prosecution against officer who held him during Naalin shooting incident By Ali Waked To view original article, published by Ynet on the 7th August, click here “This deplorable and ridiculous verdict takes me back to the incident, in which…