Israeli forces shoot 16 year old Palestinian protester Usaid Afana in the face near Jerusalem

Ma’an News Agency  (updated) 08/11/2013 22:41 JERUSALEM (Ma’an) — Israeli forces seriously injured a Palestinian teenager in clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli forces at Kabsa junction between al-Eizariya and Abu Dis on Friday. Usaid Afana, 16, was hit by a stun grenade in the face when Israeli forces attempted to disperse a demonstration on […]

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PHOTOS | Israeli forces open fire on West Bank protests, injuring dozens

Ma’an News Agency | (updated) 08/11/2013 22:18 (Photo MaanImages) RAMALLAH (Ma’an) — Israel forces injured dozens of Palestinians and international activists after opening fire on demonstrations in four cities across the West Bank on Friday afternoon. Israeli forces dispersed protests in Nabi Saleh, al-Masara, Bilin, and Kafr Qaddum protesting the killing of two Palestinians by […]

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UNESCO rescinds US and Israel’s voting rights

A view of the main hall during the opening of the UNESCO “Forum of leaders”, on November 6, 2013, in Paris. (Photo: AFP – Jacques Demarthon) Al Akhbar English | Friday, November 8, 2013 Updated at 5:00pm: UNESCO has suspended the voting rights of Israel and the United States, two years after they stopped paying […]

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Al-Atrash Relatives say Hebron man ‘assassinated’ in cold blood

Ma’an News Agency (updated) 08/11/2013 13:12 Israeli soldiers secure the area at the Tapuach checkpoint north of Nablus city on November 7, 2013, after Israeli soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian man who was shooting fireworks towards the soldiers.(AFP/Jaafar Ashtiyeh) HEBRON (Ma’an) — The family of Anas Fouad al-Atrash, who was shot dead by Israeli […]

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IOA refuses to allow treatment of university lecturer Dr. Abdulsattar Qassem in Jerusalem

[ PIC 05/11/2013 – 10:21 AM ] NABLUS, (PIC)– The Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) refused to allow treatment of Dr. Abdulsattar Qassem, a lecturer of political science at Najah university, in Jerusalem. He said in a terse statement on Monday that the IOA refused to give him permission to enter Jerusalem for medical treatment. He […]

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URGENT | Gaza Power Plant Forced off affecting lives of 1.7 Million People

 Friday November 08, 2013 01:57 by Palestinian Center for Human Rights – PCHR | IMEMC Humanitarian Conditions of Approximately 1.7 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip Deteriorate The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) expresses deep concern over the deterioration of humanitarian conditions of the civilian population due to the aggravation of the electricity crisis […]

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#Palestine News | Nov 8, 2013

آخر الأخبار والتحديثات Nov 8,  2013 | 24359 Days Since Al-Nakba – Gaza under siege for 2342 days For news of previous news days | Daily News Overviews Follow on Twitter for more live updates Today’s News & Headlines Continuously updated   #GazaUnderAttack | Nov 7, 2013 | Full List of 263 Documented Israeli Cease […]

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263 Israeli ceasefire violations: IOF soldiers raid southern Gaza & fire at farmers, gunboats fire at fishermen

[ PIC 07/11/2013 – 02:19 PM ] KHAN YOUNIS, (PIC)– Israeli occupation forces (IOF) raided southern Gaza Strip areas on Thursday morning and fired at farmers forcing them to abandon working in their fields. A field observer told Quds Press that IOF soldiers advanced to the east of Qarara town, to the north east of […]

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Anas Fuad al-Atrash and Jamal Ed-Deen Odah Killed On Two West Bank Roadblocks

 Friday November 08, 2013 03:42 by Saed Bannoura – IMEMC & Agencies Palestinian medical sources reported, Thursday at night [November 7, 2013], that Israeli soldiers shot and killed two Palestinians at two roadblocks near the West Bank city of Bethlehem, and the northern West Bank city of Nablus. Maan News Agency The sources said that […]

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Susya: A History of Loss ~ by Rabbis for Human Rights (@rhreng)

07 November 2013 | Rabbis for Human Rights Palestinian Susya- A History of Expulsion and Loss The Palestinian village of Susya has existed for hundreds of years, long predating the Jewish Israeli settlement of Susya, which was founded in its neighborhood in 1983. Written records of the existence of a Palestinian community in its location exist from […]

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