8 August 2011 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On the 7th of August at 2:30am, 13 military jeeps entered the village of Ni’lin, took control of its southern region, and proceeded towards the nearby village of Qibya to arrest a Palestinian following an aggressive raid the previous night. Locals curious about the raid have […]
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CAMPAIGN | Call from Gaza: Open Rafah Crossing Permanently
Palestine Chronicle | By Rafah Crossing Campaign | Aug 8, 2011 Today, a call demanding the re-opening of the Rafah Crossing between Egypt and Palestine has come from Gaza. It is propelled by support from Egypt and has been endorsed by dozens of organizations, citizens’ groups, associations and coalitions in many countries, as well as […]
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‘Recently I was Someone, Now I’m Nobody’
Muhammad behind the wall: ‘Now, I am Nobody.’ (Mats Svensson) By Mats Svensson | Palestine Chronicle | Aug 8, 2011 I have visited Muhammad around sixty times. But it is only now that we begin to really talk to each other. Seven years ago, I met Muhammad for the first time. I was then out […]
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Of Caucasians, Christians and Desperate White Men ~ by The AngryIndian
TheAngryindian 07.06.2001 ‘As for a climactic conflict between a once-Christian West and an Islamic world that is growing in numbers and advancing inexorably into Europe for the third time in 14 centuries, on this one, Breivik may be right’. -Patrick Buchanan [FOTO: Public memorial one day after the Breivik attacks. Credit: Johannes Grødem] As sensible […]
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Top Israeli archaeologists contest Jewish ties to Jerusalem
[ 08/08/2011 – 05:43 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Top Israeli archaeologist Israel Finkelstein has denied the existence of Jewish roots in the city of Jerusalem, contrary to Israel’s claims that have prompted continued Judaization of the city. Finkelstein, a professor at Tel Aviv University, said Jewish archaeologists have failed to unearth historic sites to […]
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Abul-Sabeh holds Negev administration responsible for lives of detainees
[ 08/08/2011 – 05:48 PM ] GAZA, (PIC)– Palestinian minister of prisoners’ affairs Attallah Abul-Sabeh held the Israeli administration of Negev jail fully responsible for the lives of Palestinian detainees in its custody after 40 of them fell sick of food poisoning. Abul-Sabeh stated that the prisoners ate Sahoor meals (a meal eaten just before […]
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War spending wears out Israel economy
PressTV -Mon Aug 8, 2011 6:22PM GMT An analyst believes that the financial crisis gripping Israel is the result of Tel Aviv’s excessive spending on the military and settlement expansion. WATCH THE RELATED VIDEO HERE “The problem with the Israeli society is that the government spends a lot of its budget, a lot of its […]
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Israeli soldiers cross into Lebanon
PressTV – Mon Aug 8, 2011 5:35PM GMT Israeli soldiers An Israeli foot patrol has crossed into Lebanon in clear violation of the country’s sovereignty and a UN Security Council resolution. Israeli troops crossed the UN-drawn Blue Line and entered the southern village of Kfar Shouba on Monday, moving 150 meters into Lebanon, a […]
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Japan condemns Israeli settlement plans
Published today (updated) 08/08/2011 17:21 BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) — The Japanese government expressed its “disappointment” on Monday at recent Israeli plans to build 900 homes in Har Homa settlement, a statement said. “The Government of Japan does not recognize any act that prejudges the final status of the territories in the pre-1967 borders, and Israeli settlement […]
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Palestinian residents of Silwan suffer under the City of David settlement “improvement” project – in pictures
Monday, 8 August, 2011 | 17:09 | Wadi Hilweh Information Center – Silwan, Jerusalem Silwan, Jerusalem (SILWANIC) — Israeli developers overseeing the “Improvement of the City of David settlement ” project in Silwan are engaging in underhanded retaliation to the Israeli Supreme Court’s ruling that an important part of the construction project is illegal. Those […]
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Ruqub: No freedom for Shalit until our prisoners are released
[ 08/08/2011 – 11:00 AM ] GAZA, (PIC)– Hamas spokesman in Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip, Hamad Al-Ruqub has urged the armed wings of resistance factions to capture more Israeli soldiers to trade them for Palestinian prisoners. Ruqub, speaking at a ceremony in honor of the recently liberated prison Bilal Abu Dakka, said […]
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Hamas urges Fatah to be serious to end national rift
[ 08/08/2011 – 10:44 AM ] GAZA, (PIC)– Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri demanded Fatah faction to be serious during Cairo talks that resumed yesterday in order to implement the national reconciliation agreement. “We are serious about implementing all files of the reconciliation agreement as soon as possible, but the success of this meeting depends […]
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Forty Palestinian prisoners poisoned in Negev prison
Monday, 08 August 2011 13:30| MEMO 40 Palestinian prisoners suffered food poisoning after eating expired food provided by the prison the canteen. The Ramallah-based Palestinian Ministry of Prisoner Affairs announced that 40 Palestinian prisoners being held in the Israeli desert prison of Negev, suffered food poisoning after eating expired food provided by the prison the […]
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Wife of political prisoner detained in Al-Khalil
[ 08/08/2011 – 12:20 PM ] AL-KHALIL, (PIC)– Security services in Al-Khalil summoned the wife of one of its prisoners on Sunday amid a continued arrest spree in the West Bank. Sources close to the prisoner’s family said she was questioned for five hours about a previous ten-year sentence her husband spent in Israeli custody. […]
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Jewish settlers storm the Aqsa Mosque
[ 08/08/2011 – 12:22 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Tension is running high in the holy Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem after Jewish settlers stormed and roamed the plazas of the holy site at the early morning hours on Monday. The Aqsa guards said that Israeli occupation police escorted the groups of settlers who were […]
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