#PALESTINE NEWS | June 30, 2012

آخر الأخبار والتحديثات June 30, 2012 | 23861 Days Since Al-Nakba & Gaza has been under siege for 1844 days For news of previous news days | Daily News Overviews Follow on Twitter for more live updates NEW REPORT Published by Adalah, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights | June […]

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Israeli occupation arrested 53 citizens including 9 children in one week

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 03:37 PM ] RAMALLAH, (PIC)– The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested 53 citizens over the course of the past week including nine children and four liberated prisoners. The Palestine prisoners’ center for studies said in a press release on Saturday that the arrest campaigns targeted the cities of Jerusalem, Al-Khalil, Nablus, […]

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IOF soldiers quell weekly anti-wall march in Al-Khalil

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 04:16 PM ] AL-KHALIL, (PIC)– Israeli occupation forces (IOF) assaulted local citizens and foreign activists who tried to reach confiscated Palestinian land to the north of Beit Ummar village in Al-Khalil on Saturday. Eyewitnesses said that a large number of IOF soldiers were deployed in the area to prevent the demonstrators […]

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OCHA: Israel razed 15 Palestinian structures in one week

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 02:51 PM ] RAMALLAH, (PIC)– The UN office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) said in its weekly report covering some Israeli violations from 20 to 26 June that Israel demolished 15 Palestinian homes and structures in the occupied territories of the West Bank and Jerusalem during the reporting period. […]

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Hamas leader Sheikh Hassan Mohamed Al-Wardian on hunger strike in PA jail

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 02:50 PM ] BETHLEHEM, (PIC)– The leader in the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, Sheikh Hassan Mohamed Al-Wardian, 58, from the city of Bethlehem went on an open hunger strike protesting against his detention in PA jails. Wardian’s family told PIC that the detainee, who suffers from hypertension and diabetes, decided to […]

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Night march in Al-Khalil in solidarity with the strikers in PA prisons

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 09:32 AM ] AL-KHALIL, (PIC)– A massive march was organized in Al-Khalil city on Friday evening in solidarity with the six political detainees on hunger strike in the PA prisons. Hundreds of citizens participated in the march, which was organized by the committee representing families of political prisoners and the Association […]

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New Israeli bids for building 171 settlement units east of O. Jerusalem

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 09:57 AM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– The Israeli ministry of housing issued tenders for the building of 171 settlement units in the southeastern part of occupied Jerusalem. Specialist in settlement affairs Ahmed Sublaban said these units would be built on 11 dunums of land seized by the Israeli occupation authority from […]

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Jewish settlers burn hundreds of dunums of cultivated land

“Israeli development” | Israel’s Facade at the World Expo #Floriade2012 [ PIC 30/06/2012 – 09:38 AM ] SALFIT, (PIC)– Jewish settlers set on fire hundreds of dunums of cultivated land in Wadi Qana west of Salfit on Friday as part of their systematic sabotaging of Palestinian land and property. Local sources said that the settlers […]

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IOA denies family visits to prisoner, isolates him

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 09:55 AM ] JENIN, (PIC)– The Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) banned family visits to prisoner Ahmed Ali Abu Khader, from the town of Seelat Al-Dahar south of Jenin. The prisoner’s father said that the Israeli intelligence not only assaulted his son but also transferred him from Shatta prison to solitary confinement […]

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IOF soldiers arrest 50 citizens, block travel of 450 others at Karame crossing

[ PIC 30/06/2012 – 07:40 AM ] RAMALLAH, (PIC)– The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) arrested 50 Palestinians and blocked the travel of 450 others at the Karame crossing between occupied West Bank and Jordan since the start of 2012. The Palestinian prisoner’s committee said in a statement on Friday that most of those arrested in […]

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#PalHunger | Twenty Reasons to Get Angry for Palestinian Prisoners ~ by @zaitoontree

 Rafat Abushaban | June 3, 2012 | kiyan7 weblog The Fifteen hundred Palestinian hunger strikers have won their fight and will be treated well in Israel’s prisons from now on”; that was the cry of the people after Israeli government declared via the Palestinian Authority that it will adhere to the demands of the prisoners […]

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Arrest Warrant Against Shaul Mofaz ~ by @KawtherSalam

Kawther Salam | June 30, 2012 مذكرة أعتقال مقدمة لمحكمة العدل النمساوية ضد أيهود باراك Genocide Charges against Ehud Barak فلسطينيون يقدمون مذكرة لاعتقال موفاز إذا دخل رام الله Palestinian youth presented a memorandum for “arrest warrant” on Thursday June 28 2013 to the Palestinian Attorney General, demanding the arrest of israeli Deputy Prime Minister […]

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Prisoners On Hunger Face Death In Palestinian Prisons ~ by @KawtherSalam

إعتصام إحتجاجي تضامنا مع السجناء المضربين عن الطعام في سجون السلطة الفلسطيني The Independent Commission for Human Rights (ICHR) is deeply concerned about the lives of detainees on hunger strike currently being held at the General Intelligence Detention & Interrogation Center in the city of Bethlehem and the possibility of deteriorating their health condition because […]

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Aqaba: Family of 12 receives home demolition order

By Sunny | 28 June 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On Sunday, June 24 in Aqaba, Muhammed and Nassa Al-Jabba received a demolition order by Israeli authorities demanding that they evacuate the premises of their home within the next 3 days. The Al-Jabba family have not evacuated the home as it is the […]

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The Egypt Israel would like to see ~ by Khalid Amayreh

Al Qassam Brigades Website | 30-06-2012 | Khalid AmayrehBy Khalid Amayreh in occupied Jerusalem Apart from some terse diplomatic statements welcoming the election of the new Egyptian president Muhammed Morsi, Israel’s overall reactions to the outcome of the recent presidential polls have been convulsive, phobic, gloomy and visibly depressive. Indeed, a casual reader of the […]

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