Tag: Tear-Gas Canister
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Hebron Report 15.02.2019
On the morning of February 14, 2019, ISM activists were forced to leave the Shuhada Street area as it was declared a closed military zone. The activists were monitoring the Qurtuba checkpoint, which is passed every morning by teachers and children going to school. Palestinians are regularly targeted and harassed by settlers and the military…
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“We witnessed at least 40 Palestinians dropping to the ground from tear gas inhalation”
On Monday the 14th of May at 11am, thousands of Palestinians gathered in Arafat Square in Ramallah and proceeded to march to Qalandiya checkpoint to confront Israeli forces. The US embassy was officially moved to Jerusalem on this same day. Palestinians held signs and placards to assert their right of return and in remembrance of…
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Resistance & Death in al Khalil/Hebron
9th March 2018 | International Solidarity Movement, al Khalil team | Occupied Palestine Friday at around 16.00, 24-year old Al Khalil resident Mohammad Zain al-Jabari was shot and killed by armed Israeli occupational forces during smaller clashes in Al Khalil, Hebron. He leaves behind his wife and his 4-year-old child. Al-Jabari was hit in the…
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Israeli forces provoke and fire tear gas and stun grenades at school children
28th February 2018 | International Solidarity Movement, al Khalil team | Occupied Palestine This morning, armed Israeli Border Police entered Salaymeh neighborhood in Al Khalil, Hebron. They advanced towards the schools and shot one tear gas canister and one stun grenade at school children at 7:45 am. This happened after a single border police provoked…
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Protest marks 30 years since intifada settler murder
10th February 2018 | International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah team | Occupied Palestine Yesterday in Kfar Qaddum Israeli armed forces fired live ammunition at peaceful protesters, luckily without injuries. The 8th of February marked 30 years since Kfar Qaddum’s first march during the Intifada, when villager Abed al Baset Jumal was murdered by masked settlers. Locals…
