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IDF soldiers marching in Al Ma'asara (Yossi Gurvitz)
News 23 Watch: Former IDF soldiers reveal nature of occupation
By Mairav ZonszeinPublished May 16, 2011
Mikhael Manekin of Breaking the Silence (photo: Yossi Gurvitz)
Analysis 3 Breaking the Silence member: ‘Gov’t doesn’t determine legitimacy of my voice’
By +972blogPublished January 6, 2011
IDF Hawara Checkpoint, 2006 (photo: Magne Hagesæter / flickr)
News The occupation testimonies, part III: inside the checkpoint
By +972blogPublished December 21, 2010
Palestinians detainees in Hebren (photo: breaking the silence)
Analysis 4 The occupation testimonies: The brutalization of the IDF
By Yossi GurvitzPublished December 20, 2010
Palestinian detainees (photo: Breaking the Silence)
Analysis 6 Testimonies reveal IDF campaign to dismantle Palestinian society
By Roi MaorPublished December 16, 2010
An IDF post inside a Palestinian home (photo: breaking the silence)
News 2 The Occupation Testimonies (Part II): It’s not about security
By +972blogPublished December 16, 2010
Breaking the Silence
Analysis 1 BTS: the IDF’s magnum opus
By Mairav ZonszeinPublished December 15, 2010
breaking the silence
News 8 Breaking the Silence: the occupation testimonies (part I)
By +972blogPublished December 15, 2010
Breaking the Silence (image: activestills.org)
Analysis 5 BTS: Inside the moral corruption of Israeli society
By Joseph DanaPublished December 15, 2010
The killing of Astyanax (with BTS logo)
Analysis 3 BTS: The birth of tragedy from the spirit of occupation
By Yuval Ben-AmiPublished December 14, 2010

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