from Kim and Anjelka, IWPS, 17 May 2007 Al Nakba, which means “the catastrophe” in Arabic, is the name given by the Palestinians to the 1948 UN partition of British Mandate Palestine, establishment of the state of Israel and the resulting ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian population from major parts of the territory. Between April … Continue reading Commemorating the Nakba in Ramallah
Profiles of Peace & Israel’s War Games 1. Israeli government demolishes village of Twail Abu-Jarwal 2. Excessive force in Bil’in leaves Palestinian in hospital with two operations 3. Village near Bethlehem protests against the Wall 4. Flee, Freedom Fighter, Flee 5. Profiles of Peace: Faces of Hope campaign 6. Setting Sail to Break the Siege … Continue reading Profiles of Peace & Israel’s War Games
Israeli military using Palestinian population for war games scenario by Malaka 2, 10 May 2007 Beit Leed is a Palestinian village located between the cities of Nablus and Tulkarm. It is a village completely isolated. Whether you are coming from Nablus or Tulkarm, one must cross through a checkpoint, littered with young Israeli soldiers, metal … Continue reading War Games in Beit Leed
The World Says NO to Israeli Occupation! from Stop the Wall, 7 May 2007 Global Day of Action – June 9-10, 2007 Click for Spanish Click for Portuguese Click for French In order to ensure that the local, regional and national actions will have the necessary global impact, we need your contribution and feedback: Global … Continue reading Global Day of Action, June 9-10
Free Palestine Alliance Introduction: April 9, 1948 is engraved in the collective memory of the Palestinian people – it is the day the Zionist movement carried out the Massacre of Deir Yassin. In our commemoration of this monumental turning point, the FPA attempts to draw lessons for today as we place the struggle of our … Continue reading FPA: The Massacre of Deir Yassin – Lessons for Today
