Tag: Khan Younis

  • It’s time to harvest the crop: Accompanying farmers in Gaza under Israeli fire

    It’s time to harvest the crop: Accompanying farmers in Gaza under Israeli fire

    by Rosa Schiano Translation by Claudia Saba 23 April 2012 | il Blog di Oliva Israeli soldiers have already started shooting onto the land along the border of the Gaza Strip. Two injured just in the first two days of the harvest. Renad Salem Qdeeh, 33, was collecting he crop from her land when Israeli…

  • Children’s Day in Khan Younis

    Children’s Day in Khan Younis

    by Nathan Stuckey  10 April 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza Poverty is pervasive in Gaza.  After 44 years of occupation, and six years of siege the economy is in tatters.  Exporting anything is basically impossible, farming is crippled by the no go zones which encircle Gaza leaving over 30% of agricultural land off limits,…

  • Land Day commemoration in Al Huda School, Khan Yunis

    Land Day commemoration in Al Huda School, Khan Yunis

    by Nathan Stuckey 1 April 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, Gaza Al Huda School is a small, private primary school in Khan Yunis.  It serves about 400 students, a quarter of them orphans.  The school isn’t in the center of town, it is more out in the countryside. You look out the windows over fields…

  • 16 January 2009 – The Shurrab family

    16 January 2009 – The Shurrab family

    16 January 2012 | Palestinian Centre for Human Rights “Can I go to a court to restore my sons? No” says Mohammed. “What is the point in bringing the soldiers who killed my sons to justice when there will simply be more and more after them? When others will lose their sons as well? Soldiers…

  • 2 January 2009: Eyad al-Astal

    2 January 2009: Eyad al-Astal

    2 January 12 | Palestinian Center for Human Rights “The second of January is no different from any other day. Every day and every minute feels like the moment when I lost my sons. In everything there is a memory of them. I miss them all the time.” On 2 January 2009 at around 14:30 an…