Tag: Al Nakba

  • Deir Yassin: The peace that never was

    Deir Yassin: The peace that never was

    10 April 2012 | The Habal Factor Two days ago, we visited Deir Yassin, or to be more specific, what remains of Deir Yassin, with Zochrot, an Israeli organization dedicated to educating the Israeli public about the nakba. The tour was organized in commemoration of the Deir Yassin massacre. We walked along the main street…

  • The education of common grounds: From al Nakba to Black History Month

    The education of common grounds: From al Nakba to Black History Month

    by Lina 18 March 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank  Last month we celebrated the 36th annual African American History Month. The origins of this month come from the need to study the major contributions that Black people brought to America. “The fact is that the so-called history teaching in our schools and colleges…

  • Stop the Jewish National Fund greenwashing ‘Green Sunday’ February 5, 2012

    Stop the Jewish National Fund greenwashing ‘Green Sunday’ February 5, 2012

    27 January 2012 | Stop the JNF Campaign The Jewish National Fund has designated Sunday 5th February as ‘Green Sunday’, when it encourages people to donate money to ‘plant trees in Israel’.  The JNF claims to have environmental objectives.  Don’t be taken in.  The JNF’s tree planting is a cover for ethnic cleansing. The JNF…

  • Beit Hanoun, 63 years and 300 meters later

    19 July 2011 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza The Nakba, the ethnic cleansing of Palestine, happened sixty three years ago.  The theft of Palestinian land continues even today.  Every Tuesday, for the last three years, the people of Beit Hanoun have protested both the occupation and Israel’s three hundred meter “buffer zone” which Israel has…

  • Why June 5 matters

    30 May 2011 | Palestine News Network – Joe Catron I gasped as the first bullet struck a young man standing a few paces ahead of me. Watching him crumple to the ground, I struggled for breath and fought my natural urge to run. “Allahu Akbar!”, the crowd roared around me. “Yalla, Shebab!” A half-dozen…