Tag: Bil’in
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Imprisoned Human Rights Defender in Military Court
Tomorrow Abdullah Abu Rahmah will be taken once again in front of a military judge. He is being accused of “Causing damage to a military installation,” referring to Israel’s illegal Annexation barrier built on his village’s land. Abdullah stated, “The occupation has used many methods including killing, injuring, and raiding our homes in order to…
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Than you for the donations to free Ashraf Abu Rahmah!
Ashraf was arrested again on the 27th of October 2017 while giving a group of French solidarity activists a tour of the land that his village of Bil’in won back from the nearby Israeli colonial settlement of Modi’in Elite through their creative popular protests. He was accused of throwing stones at the occupation forces, an…
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12th anniversary of the popular resistance in Bil’in
18th of February, 2017 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah team | Bil’in, Occupied Palestine The 17th of February marked the 12th anniversary of the popular resistance of the people of Bil’in against illegal Israeli settlements and the apartheid wall. Throughout these 12 years there have been protests every week by the people of the village,…
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Abusive harassment of Human Rights Defenders in Bil’in continues
27 January 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Bilin , occupied Palestine Abdullah Abu Rahmah was released by an Israeli military judge on Tuesday night the 24th of January after being arrested when he attended a court hearing. He had been home for 24 hours when at 1AM Thursday the 26th, thirty masked, armed soldiers surrounded…
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Israeli soldiers invade Bil’in in attempt to break the people’s spirit
22nd September 2016 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah-team | Bil’in, occupied Palestine Approximately fourty soldiers invaded the central West Bank town of Bil’in early morning of September 22nd. The army confiscated at least three laptops, one hard-drive, five phones, and two camera memory cards from the homes of six local activists. Bil’in community members feel this…
