• Solidarity visit to Ni’lin: Killings, arrests and invasions as part of the everyday life

    Solidarity visit to Ni’lin: Killings, arrests and invasions as part of the everyday life

    “There was a single Israeli army jeep that invaded the village late at night. This was very strange, as usually if the army come, they would come with 10 or more jeeps…“ This is what we were told when we visited Ni’ilin on Friday 6 May, referring to the start of the terrible Israeli incursion…

  • Labour day demonstration in Gaza trying to fight the siege

    Labour day demonstration in Gaza trying to fight the siege

    4th May 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza team | Gaza, occupied Palestine  On May 1st, the workers of the Gaza Strip gathered to demand that Mahmoud Abbas and Rami Hamdallah work towards the end of the blockade. The blockade has already strangled the life in the Gaza Strip for 10 years and has raised the unemployment rate…

  • Open The Zone: information on CMZ and Hebron

    Open The Zone: information on CMZ and Hebron

    Friday, May 27th Tel Rumeida and Shuhada Street are among the oldest areas of the city of Hebron. They are also among the most difficult places for Palestinians to now live. The first illegal settlements set up after the Israeli occupation in 1967 were along Shuhada Street and in Tel Rumeida. Populated by ideological Israeli settlers…

  • Open The Zone campaign against Closed Military Zone launched in Hebron

    Open The Zone campaign against Closed Military Zone launched in Hebron

    3rd May 2016 | Open The Zone Campaign| Hebron, occupied Palestine On May 3rd 2016, the Open the Zone campaign was launched in cooperation with Zleikha Mohtaseb with a children’s play about oppression, which took place directly outside the arbitrary borders of the closed military zone in Tel Rumeida, Hebron. The campaign targets the deliberate…

  • Open The Zone: personal accounts

    Open The Zone: personal accounts

    Saturday, May 28th (Mufeed Sharabati) Mufeed Sharabati, 50-years, Shuahda Street resident compares living in the closed military zone (CMZ) with prison – just worse: “Life here is even worse than being in jail. A prisoner knows when his sentence is over. A prisoner knows when he can have visits. No-one knows that here. We are…