29th June 2014 | International Solidarity Movement, Khalil Team | Tel Rumeida, Occupied Palestine In Al-Khalil (Hebron) in the Tel Rumeida area, 15-year old Awne Shamsiyeh lives with his family. After the Hebron Agreement (1997), the city was divided into two areas, ...
Read More »Palestinian girl badly injured by Israeli settler attack
24th April 2014 | Operation Dove | At-Tuwani, Occupied Palestine On Thursday April 24 at around 12 pm, two Israeli settlers coming with a quad-bike from the illegal outpost of Havat Ma’on attacked with stones four Palestinian children and the mother of ...
Read More »Settlers from Havat Ma’on attacked Palestinian shepherds in two different places at the same time, in the South Hebron Hills
22nd March 2014 | International Solidarity Movement, Nablus Team | Bruqin, Occupied Palestine On March 20, four settlers from Havat Ma’on illegal outpost attacked, in two different places at the same time, two internationals and seven Palestinian shepherds while grazing ...
Read More »Settlers from Mitzpe Yair continue to attack Palestinian shepherds grazing on Palestinian owned land, even during Purim
16th March 2014 | Operation Dove | At-Tuwani, Occupied Palestine At-Tuwani – On Sunday March 16, during the Jewish holiday of Purim, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and Internationals on Palestinian fields near Mitzpe Yair illegal outpost. In the morning, four ...
Read More »Armed settlers occupy village land in Hebron
14th March 2014 | International Solidarity Movement, Team Khalil | Arab ar Rashyaida, Occupied Palestine On Tuesday 11th March 2014 villagers from Arab ar Rashyaida, 15 kilometers (10 miles) west of Hebron, noticed that a large tent and industrial digger had ...
Read More »ISM volunteers attacked by Zionist tourists in Hebron
Two ISM activists walking on Shudaha Street area were brutally attacked by French Zionist tourists who were visiting to attend the weekly settler tour of the Palestinian part of Hebron. At around 1:30 PM the activists were walking in the direction ...
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