• Znet: Bil’in will continue to struggle against the wall and settlements

    by Mohammed Khatib On September 4, after nearly three years of nonviolent protests by our village of Bil’in, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that Israel’s wall here must be moved further west, returning 250 acres of our farmland. In Bil’in we celebrated, along with our Israeli and international supporters. But Israel’s Supreme Court demonstrated both the power of nonviolent resistance to Israeli occupation, and its limits. On September 5 the court rejected our petition to stop…

  • JPOST: Wounded activist testifies against IDF

    By DAN IZENBERG Brian Avery, the American human rights activist who was shot in the face and badly wounded in the West Bank in 2003, took the stand for the first time since the incident in the opening hearing of a civil suit in Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court on Thursday that he filed for damages against the state. International Solidarity Movement volunteer Brian Avery from Chapel Hill, NC. Photo: AP [file] , AP Avery, 29, was shot…

  • Action Alert! Non-Violent Demonstration in Qusin on Friday despite previous Army repression

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 21, 2007 The villages around Nablus have recently seen a rise in demonstrations against roadblocks. In Sarra, and now in Qusin, people are standing up to the bars and cages the Israeli army has erected around the villages. It has not been easy: people have been arrested, gassed, and shot. Despite this, the villagers of Qusin refuse to give in to this assault on non-violent protest. Villagers from Qusin along with Israeli…

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