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Palestinian children show Israeli soldiers the red card during the weekly demonstration in Nabi Saleh, May 29, 2015. (Natasha Roth)
PHOTOS: Showing Israeli soldiers the red card in Nabi Saleh
The campaign to expel Israel from FIFA makes its way to the weekly anti-occupation protests in the West Bank.   As the world watched the FIFA Congress Friday to see whether the international soccer organization would vote to expel Israel from the association, today’s weekly demonstration in Nabi Saleh took the form of a soccer game.…
By Natasha Roth-Rowland May 29, 2015
Protesters carry a Palestinian man who was injured during a protest marking Palestinian Prisoners' day, outside Ofer military prison, near the West Bank town of Betunia, April 16, 2015. (photo: Oren Ziv/Activestills.org)
PHOTOS: Palestinians mark Prisoners Day, IDF responds with live fire
Thousands of Palestinians mark Prisoners Day across the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. President Abbas calls for releasing Palestinian prisoners, while Hamas calls for kidnapping Israelis. By Oren Ziv / Activestills and Haggai Matar Hundreds of Palestinians, Israelis and international activists marched in the West Bank village of Bil’in on Friday to mark Palestinian…
By Activestills April 17, 2015
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47 years of occupation: Every photo tells a story
Marking 47 years of the Israeli occupation since 1967, we asked Activestills photographers to choose one photograph from their archive and write about it.  Oren Ziv Going every week to the protests in West Bank village of Bil’in, I knew most of the people who were attending the demonstrations. One of them was Bassem Abu Rahme,…
By Activestills June 7, 2014
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Report from beyond the green line: A Friday of West Bank demonstrations against the occupation
Demonstrations against the separation wall and Israeli settlements are a staple of Friday afternoons for the popular struggle in the West Bank. Villages and cities throughout the territory express their resistance to Israel‘s actions with marches to the thorns of occupation such as the separation wall. These protests are joined by international and Israeli supporters.…
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