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In Jenin, brazen Israeli raids fuel fiercer Palestinian resistance
Incessant Israeli incursions into Jenin refugee camp since October 7 have killed nearly 100 Palestinians, including many civilians. But as repression surges, the children of the Second Intifada are taking up arms.
By
Mariam Barghouti
February 27, 2024
Watch: Israeli Channel 2 (poorly) covers the protest in Nabi Saleh
Recently, a popular Israeli news program visited the village of Nabi Saleh, just west of Ramallah, in order to investigate the demonstrations for an Israeli audience. They ended up producing half of hour of misleading Border Police testimonies while missing the fascinating story of Palestinian-Israeli cooperation inside the village. 360, an Israeli Channel Two news magazine which approaches…
By
Joseph Dana
May 31, 2011
Scores injured in Qalandia Nakba Day demonstration
Over 1000 men, women and children marched in Qalandiya Sunday to mark the Nakba. The Israeli military stopped the march using heavy handed crowd control measures which resulted in over 100 injured including 20 medium to serious injuries. The demonstration lasted from morning until night with one attempt at upending the eight metre high Qalandiya…
By
Joseph Dana
May 15, 2011
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Video: 25 injured in Nabi Saleh yesterday
Yesterday in Nabi Saleh. 25 injured among them woman and children. One Israeli with a broken arm. One American with a head injury. Both from close range direct tear gas canister fire. Another day in Israel’s wild west occupation. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFGsbXuxufk[/youtube]
By
Joseph Dana
May 14, 2011
WATCH: James Longley’s documentary “Gaza Strip”
James Longley’s acclaimed 2002 documentary about life in the Gaza Strip is now available online for free. Much has changed in the Gaza Strip since 2001 but this documentary still stands out as one of the best films made about the conflicted territory. Regardless of your political persuasion, it is a must watch film about…
By
Joseph Dana
May 10, 2011
The weight of nationalism in Nabi Saleh
Getting to Nabi Saleh is not easy. The army closes all entrances very early on a Friday, the day which has seen demonstrations taking place for the past two years. This forces Israeli and international activists that wish to join the unarmed and largely nonviolent demonstrations to park kilometres away and hike through valleys and…
By
Joseph Dana
May 7, 2011
American woman hospitalized with head injury after WB protest
A 60-year-old American woman was evacuated to an Israeli hospital this afternoon, after Israeli soldiers caused her serious head injury as they demolished a protest tent in the West Bank village of Izbet al-Tabib near Qalqilya. A Swede and two British activists were arrested during the protest. Israeli soldiers, accompanied by bulldozers and other…
By
Joseph Dana
May 1, 2011
Video: A putrid price for nonviolent resistance – the ‘Skunk’
How do I convey the smell of the ‘Skunk’? Imagine rolling around the floor of a dairy farm for a few hours and the subsequent smell of your skin. A smell so overbearing that people can’t bear to be in the same room with you. Now, imagine that you can’t get that smell two weeks.…
By
Joseph Dana
May 1, 2011
When a Palestinian child becomes an enemy
Last summer I found myself wading around a swimming pool in the middle of the scorching desert on a Kibbutz in the Negev. I had come to this kibbutz to see an old friend from high school. Over the past 12 years we have developed and maintained a close friendship despite clear political differences which,…
By
Joseph Dana
April 25, 2011
Military court: Protest organizer to remain in jail, indefinitely
Prominent Palestinian protest organizer, Bassem Tamimi, was ordered to stay in jail indefinitely by an Israeli military judge this afternoon at the Ofer military court in the occupied West Bank. His politically motivated trial will open on May 8th despite problematic evidence. Tamimi has helped lead unarmed and largely nonviolent demonstrations against the Occupation in…
By
Joseph Dana
April 17, 2011
Israel: Itamar murderers have been found
According to Israeli media, two Palestinians from the village of Awarta admitted killing five members of the Fogel family a month ago This text was updated. According to unconfirmed reports from a rightist Israeli site, the Israeli army has two Palestinian suspects in custody, Amjed Awad and Hakim Awad, who have confessed to the brutal…
By
Joseph Dana
April 16, 2011
Two hospitalized following Awarta raid
Despite Israeli media claims that a breakthrough in the murder investigation of the Fogel family is close, the village of Awarta continues to experience collective punishment. At about 2 AM on the night of 13 April dozens of soldiers entered Awarta as they have been for the past month. Soldiers targeted two homes, which were…
By
Joseph Dana
April 13, 2011
Israeli soldiers arrest Bassem Tamimi, coordinator of Nabi Saleh Popular Committee
Bassem Tamimi, coordinator of the Nabi Saleh popular committee, was arrested when dozens of soldiers raided his house at noon today beating his wife and daughter in the process. Only yesterday the military court had ordered the indefinite remand of Naji Tamimi, another member of the Nabi Saleh population committee. Minutes after Bassem Tamimi entered…
By
Joseph Dana
March 24, 2011
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