#StopIsrael | Palestinian youths try to demolish part of the separation wall

[ PIC 23/11/2013 – 08:59 AM ] BETHLEHEM, (PIC)– Palestinian young men tried on Friday night to demolish part of the racist, separation wall surrounding occupied Jerusalem and isolating it from the West Bank. Local sources said that the young men caused a hole to part of the separation wall established on land of Al-Khader […]

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Palestine: Dividing Land, Erasing Identity in Qalandiya

Visitors walk past a giant photograph showing the “Apartheid Wall” at the West Bank at the “Wall on Wall” exhibition by German photographer Kai Wiedenhoefer, displayed on a remaining section of the Berlin wall 26 July 2013. (Photo: AFP – John Macdougall) Al Akhbar English | Malik Samara | Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Qalandiya, a […]

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Video – Demolishing a Section Of apartheid wall in Abu Dis – July 9, 2013

Compare: Berlin’s Wall -vs Israel’s Apartheid Wall Aug 12, 2012 | by occpal   Introduction Israel’s West Bank Barrier has become the most visible manifestation of the Israeli military occupation and most pressing issue for Palestinians. Often misleadingly called a “fence”, the considerable structure snakes through the West Bank on Palestinian land, leaving Palestinians on […]

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Activists remove section of Israeli Wall in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners

Thursday April 18, 2013 22:51 by International Solidarity Movement, Ramallah This Palestinian Prisoners Day, April 17th 2013, Palestinian and international activists cut down a fenced section of the Israeli apartheid wall in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli occupation jails. A section of around ten metres was torn down near Ofer prison, where Palestinian […]

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COMPARE THE BERLIN WALL vs ISRAEL’s APARTHEID WALL IN PALESTINE

Aug 12, 2012 | by occpal Click on one of the images to start a slideshow Introduction Israel’s West Bank Barrier has become the most visible manifestation of the Israeli military occupation and most pressing issue for Palestinians. Often misleadingly called a “fence”, the considerable structure snakes through the West Bank on Palestinian land, leaving […]

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