Live from the demo in Walaja West Bank Palestine
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In Walaja, demonstration just about to start.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The army is already surrounding the demonstrators before the protest begins in Walaja http://twitpic.com/5yodw4
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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The wall being built in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yof46
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

The protesters in walaja. You can see the army jeep behind them. http://twitpic.com/5yofwt
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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Extreme heat in walaja. 31 and nothing but sun. Not good demo conditions
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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Oh my. Israelis are joining a Palestinian led demo calling for social justice and an end to occupation in walaja right now #j14
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Armed israeli soldiers are surrounding the social justice demo getting ready to attack in walaja #j14
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Oh my. One israeli demonstrator just told me that he does not have the right to be in walaja if he is not invited
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Imagine if all the #J14 protesters went to #Wallaja right now… Imagine if they went to greet the refugees at the Lebanese border on #May15
— سيرين (@tis3adi) July 31, 2011
Soldiers stopping the demo right now in walaja #j14 http://twitpic.com/5yot2f
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

This is where israel is uprooting olive trees http://twitpic.com/5yotnm
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

Soldiers now stopping nonviolent protesters from moving close to the trees http://twitpic.com/5you70
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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Palestinians and israelis trying to block the work in walaja #j14 http://twitpic.com/5yov9e
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

Soldiers getting violent now. Jerusalem-tel aviv train in the background http://twitpic.com/5yovrj
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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One palestinian arrested. The army does not stop working on the wall for a second in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Another photo from walaja of the arrested palestinian http://twitpic.com/5yowpj
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

This is nonviolent demand for social justice. Blocking bulldozers in walaja right now http://twitpic.com/5yox7h
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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The israeli army has a strong backup to assist their internationally legal act of land theft http://twitpic.com/5yoycv
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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Israeli soldiers are beating woman now. Four arrested in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yozuh
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

I am seeing many beatings of nonviolent protesters by the army now in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The israeli army has a strong backup to assist their internationally legal act of land theft http://twitpic.com/5yp03v
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

Commander is telling soldiers to look for people with smart phones and arrest them in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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Another photo from the arrests now in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yp0yf
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

One palestinian, two internationals, three israelis arrested in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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Commander is claiming the internationals will be 'deported in 24 hours' #j14
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
This soldier is relaxing after hitting a woman in the face with a billy club in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yp2hl
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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Still wrangling in the hot sun. Army is trying to arrest palestinians as israelis are circling around to be arrested 1st #realjointstruggle
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Sherine and Eran are not arrested in walaja. They are standing next to me.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Soldiers taking photos of protesters with iphones, maybe for the @IDFSpokesperson ? http://twitpic.com/5yp65i
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

Commander just said that if the palestinian men go home, the detained will be released. Let's see if it happens in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The palestinians and israelis have been 100% nonviolent. Not a single stone or anything thrown in walaja today
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Would it be difficult to get 500 israelis to join this protest for social justice in walaja? #j14
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
One stone just thrown by a palestinian not with the demo. Soldiers getting ready to tear gas the houses in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Commander said to one israeli protester that he is waiting for one stone so his 'soldiers can fuck this village up'
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
There was one or two stones thrown in total. Soldiers inside the village now in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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The commander's strategy worked well. As soon as he finished the sentence from last tweet, a stone was thrown. Quite amazing timing
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The stone throwers were not members of the demo and came right at the end out of nowhere in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The commander said to one israeli that he was working releasing the detained protesters. It will not happen now, they will go to jail.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
9 people arrested last night in tel aviv. 6 arrested so far today in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The demo is ending. The nonviolent demonstrators are leaving the palestinians that want to throw stones and want no part in the violence
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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The nonviolent protesters pleaded with the stone throwers to stop but they refused and so the nonviolents are leaving and demo is over
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
I am told that over the last weeks all internationals arrested in walaja have been deported from israel within 24 hours
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Soldiers are firing tear gas into the village now. I am in a house and it is very strong in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Violence and arrests in al-Wallajah. Soldiers are using batons against people. A Palestinian, an Israeli & 2 internationals arrested so far
— Popular Struggle CC (@PSCC_Palestine) July 31, 2011
The commander is making good on his promise of 'fucking the village up' in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
I can hear sound bombs going off and tear gas canisters shot just outside the house I am in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
This is right outside the door of the house I am in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yplez
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

I am just trying to cover in a house. They are targeting houses in walaja now. http://twitpic.com/5ypm3y
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

Woman and children suffocating with no where to run inside the house that I am in now
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Still under attack while sitting in a house in walaja http://twitpic.com/5ypnu0
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

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The army is firing live bullets inside walaja now. Village is under attack
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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The family is going us watermelon as the sound of live fire crackles outside in walaja http://twitpic.com/5yppkg
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011

The entire press corps of the demo is taking shelter in this house in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Haaretz reporters now starting to call the press photographers. Maybe a story soon but they do not have anyone on the ground in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
We are working on getting a confirmation that fire is being used now in walaja
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
Quiet now as the 'bullets' have stopped. We are waiting for word on the detained activists. They might get out soon.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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The army has just set up a flying checkpoint in the entrance to walaja. The army is threatening to arrest international protesters leaving
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
One press photographer was detained by the army at the checkpoint and fainted because of the tear gas. The army then let him go.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
The army threw a stun bomb at a house which did not explode. People are trying to sort out what to do with it now
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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This is the unexploded stun grenades in walaja. Ppl calling the army to come and take it back.
— joseph dana (@ibnezra) July 31, 2011
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RT @activestills: Photos of arrests during protest against the Israeli occupation in #Wallaja #palestine http://flic.kr/p/a8C2Jw
— Not the IDF (@notIDFspokesman) July 31, 2011







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