Tag: Skunk Water
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Palestinians block settler road in solidarity with Gaza
2nd August 2014 | International Solidarity Movement | Al-Khader, Occupied Palestine On the 30th July, approximately 40 Palestinian and international activists marched from al-Khader gate on the outskirts of Bethlehem and blocked Road 60, which connects all the illegal settlements in the area to Jerusalem, in protest over Israel’s attack on the people of Gaza. The group peacefully marched up the road leading…
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Five demonstrators injured in violent Nabi Saleh protest
29th December 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah Team | Nabi Saleh, Occupied Palestine On Friday 27th December, during the weekly demonstration in Nabi Saleh, Israeli forces raided the town with a “skunk” (chemical) truck, fired large amounts of tear gas canisters and shot rubbed-coated steel bullets at unarmed protesters. Five people were injured by rubber-coated…
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Photographer injured during weekly Bil’in demonstration
7th September 2013 | Friends of Freedom and Justice | Bil’in, Occupied Palestine Yesterday, Friday 6th September, the weekly demonstration at Bil’in continued in solidarity towards prisoners in Israel and in protest of the recent settler attack at Al-Aqsa mosque. During the demonstration a photographer, Mohammed Basman Yassin (21) was shot in the leg by a…
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UPDATED: Four arrested at Nabi Saleh’s weekly protest
3rd August 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah Team | Nabi Saleh, Occupied Palestine Update 3th August: The fourth Israeli activist was released this morning at 5am. ******* On Friday August 2, Israeli Border Police aggressively attacked protesters marching in Nabi Saleh’s weekly demonstration, shooting rubber-coated steel bullets and sound bombs at very short distances…
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UPDATE: Two arrested in Nabi Saleh weekly protest
7th June 2013 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah Team | Nabi Saleh, Occupied Palestine SECOND UPDATE: The two boys, Tamim & Mo’men have now been released. UPDATE: Tamim (19) and Mo’men (16) Tamimi are currently under interrogation and will remain in prison until at least Sunday. ******* Today’s weekly protest in Nabi Saleh was met…