Tag: Naval Blockade

  • A call from Gaza fishermen

    A call from Gaza fishermen

    11 January 2012 | Besieged Gaza, Occupied Palestine >Do not forget Palestinian fishermen who are prevented from fishing beyond the unilaterally imposed Israeli limit of 3 nautical miles and whose life is constantly under threat from the Israeli Naval Forces. We are waiting for you to lift the naval blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip…

  • Israeli navy attacks international observers, injures Palestinian, on monitoring boat in Gaza waters

    Israeli navy attacks international observers, injures Palestinian, on monitoring boat in Gaza waters

    28 December 2011 | Civil Peace Service Gaza At 10:55 am, an Israeli naval warship attacked the international observers and Palestinian captain of the Civil Peace Service Gaza (CPSGAZA) boat Oliva, injuring its captain in an apparent attempt to capsize it. “The Israeli navy passed near us and the fishermen, and started to go around…

  • Israeli navy harasses Palestinian fishermen off Gaza coast

    Israeli navy harasses Palestinian fishermen off Gaza coast

    by Rosa Schiano 21 December 2011 | Civil Peace Service Gaza The Oliva sailed from Gaza Seaport at 8:15 am. The Palestinian captain and two international observers from CPS staff were on boardAt 8:45 am Oliva reached four hasakas in the north of the Strip, about 2.2 nautical miles off shore (31° 35.40N / 034°…

  • Israeli navy harasses Palestinian fishermen, international observers off Gaza coast

    Israeli navy harasses Palestinian fishermen, international observers off Gaza coast

    3 December 2011 | Civil Peace Service Gaza On Saturday, 3 December 2011, the Israeli navy harassed Palestinian fishermen and international observers three miles off the coast of Gaza. Between 10:00 and 11:00 am, two warships repeatedly charged a group of seven hasakas, one trawler, and the Civil Peace Service Gaza boat Oliva.  

  • A day with fugitives in Gaza’s fishing waters

    A day with fugitives in Gaza’s fishing waters

    by Lydia de Leeuw 2 December 2011 | A Second Glance It’s 6.30am when Ahmad’s fishing boat leaves the Gaza City fishing port. Together with his three nephews and a friend, he will stay at sea for 48 hours, trying to catch as many fish as possible within the Israeli-imposed 3 nautical-mile limit.[1] Ahmad (Abu…