Tag: Live Ammunition

  • Planting the seeds of resistance and steadfastness in the no go zone

    Planting the seeds of resistance and steadfastness in the no go zone

    by Nathan Stuckey 13 December 2011 We set off from in front of the Beit Hanoun Agricultural College under the flags of half a dozen countries, but listening to the music of Palestine.  Every Tuesday, for three years, we set off from here into the no go zone, that three hundred meter strip of death…

  • Nedal, 14 years old, collected metal to support his family – they shot him from behind

    Nedal, 14 years old, collected metal to support his family – they shot him from behind

    by Rosa Schiano 13 December 2011 | il blog di Oliva This morning at the Eretz border in Beit Hanoun, Israeli soldiers shot a 14-year-old boy, Nedal Khaleel Hamdan. We went to the hospital to meet him. We found him sitting on the bed with his left shoulder bandaged, surrounded by his family. Nedal was collecting…

  • New report documents children under fire in Gaza

    New report documents children under fire in Gaza

    13 December 2011 | AlertNet Twenty-eight cases of children being shot at by the border fence between Israel and the Gaza strip whilst gathering building materials like gravel, or working by the fence, have been documented by Defence for Children International in their latest report ‘Children of Gravel’. The shootings reportedly took place between March…

  • Israeli forces enter Ni’lin with tear gas and ammunition

    by  Jenna Bereld 3 December 2011 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank After Friday’s peaceful demonstration in Ni’lin on 2 December, the Israeli military occupation forces entered the village and started following some of the demonstrators. When they caught up, they started to fire rubber coated steel bullets and live ammunition. It’s nothing unusual that…

  • The Israeli Army shot at me and 3 Palestinian kids in Gaza today

    The Israeli Army shot at me and 3 Palestinian kids in Gaza today

    Radhika S. 28 October 2011 | Notes from Behind the Blockade After a lovely day of drinking excessive amounts of tea with a few families in South Gaza (Faraheen and Khuza’a, to be exact), an Italian colleague, Silvia, who used to live in Khuza’a, suggested walking down the road towards the local school.  It was…