• J-Post: High Court to hear Bil’in petition

    By Dan Izenberg To view original article, published by the Jerusalem Post on the 3rd August, click here The High Court of Justice is due on Sunday to hear a petition filed recently by residents of the Palestinian village of Bil’in charging that the government and the army are in contempt of court for failing to reroute the barrier separating the village from Modi’in Illit in keeping with a High Court ruling from September 2007. Several…

  • Three international activists due in court after being arrested in South Hebron Hills

    Three international activists were arrested on Thursday, August 1st at 6pm while accompanying Palestinian farmers in the South Hebron Hills. They are currently being held in Kiriyat Arba Police Station, Hebron, where they are being charged with entering a Closed Military Zone (CMZ), despite the fact that settlers were attacking Palestinian farmers at the time and the restricted area applies only to Israeli citizens. The three activists, from Japan, Sweden and Britain, were asked by Rabbi’s…

  • The National: Palestinian family fights settlers

    By Jonathan Cook, Foreign Correspondent To view original article, published by The National, click here JERUSALEM: It must be the smallest Israeli settlement in the occupied Palestinian territories: just half a house. But Palestinian officials and Israeli human rights groups are concerned that it represents the first stage of a plan to eradicate the historical neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem, cutting off one of the main routes by which Palestinians reach the Old City…

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