1. A Call From Hebron. 2. Gaza, Elections, and Democracy. 3. Close Encounter of a Settler Kind. 4. Poems against the Occupation. 5. Palestinians Unite Again to Appeal for the Release of the Peace Activists held Hostage in Iraq. 6.Bili’n on the streets of Tel Aviv. 7.High Court Wants Answers from the State; Bil’in Decision … Continue reading A Call From Hebron, A Call for Justice
by Hannah January 27, 2006 Finally, after several years of wanting to go to Gaza, Dunya and I managed to spend two days there under the auspices of election observation. It didn’t take very long for Dunya to observe that the elections in Gaza City were far cleaner than those in Ohio in 2004, where … Continue reading Gaza, Elections, and Democracy
1. The Palestinian Elections 2. The Struggle of Bilíin Continues 3. Life in Tel Rumeida; “It is clear who are the terrorists around here.” 4. HRW Released from Israeli Detention 5. Democracy in the Middle East 6. A Statement From J.A.G 7. Jerusalem Post on Kalandia Grafiti 8. Christmas in Israeli Detention 1. The Palestinian … Continue reading The Palestinian Elections
By Shireen In a prison cell, the few times a day when the door opens are an event. On the evening of Christmas Day, when the rattle of keys was followed by a soft Scottish voice asking cheerfully, “is there a bed free in here?” I didn’t know whether to be happy or sad. It … Continue reading A Human Rights Worker Writes of her Christmas in Israeli Detention
1. Human Rights Workers: IDF Claims a “Zero Tolerance” for Violent Settlers, But Not in Tel Rumeida 2. Despite Injunction from Israeli Supreme Court – Illegal Construction in Metityahu Mizrah Continues 3. Electoral candidates unite against the Apartheid Wall 4. Sharon, a Man of Peace or a Man of Pacification 5. Pissing on the Graves … Continue reading Electorial Candidates Unite Against the Wall
