Farwana: Israel’s occupation forces kidnapped 1,070 Palestinians in three months

[ 02/04/2013 – 11:35 AM ] RAMALLAH, (PIC)– Specialist in prisoners’ affairs Abdul Naser Farwana said that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have kidnapped 1,070 Palestinians since the start of the current year. In a press release, Farwana stated that compared to the same period of last year, the first quarter of 2013 saw a […]

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Israel digging new tunnels in Muslim Quarter of J’lem’s Old City

[ 23/08/2011 – 01:53 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Israel has recently begun digging new tunnels in the depths of Migharat al-Kitan (the Cotton Cave), a quarry in the Old City of Jerusalem, Al-Aqsa Foundation reported. One of those tunnels runs south to below the Omari school to the northern wall of the mosque, and […]

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Quarter of US Boat to Gaza are Jewish – shows Israel’s apologists don’t speak for all Jews

~ Gaza Solidarity | June 6, 2011 Robert Naiman blog at Huffington Post US Boat to Gaza is a quarter Jewish – “Not too shabby!”a According to the New York Times, a quarter of the passengers on the U.S. Boat to Gaza are Jewish. What does it mean that the U.S. Boat to Gaza is […]

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Israel opens Jewish site in Muslim quarter

PressTV –  Sun Jan 16, 2011 6:0PM| Rana Kamal, Al-Quds In a move that has drawn immediate condemnation from the Palestinians , Israel has opened a new Jewish prayer site in the heart of the Jerusalem/Al-quds Old City’s Muslim quarter. Municipal officials recently ordered the removal of scaffolding that used to support an archway beneath […]

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Israeli government invades Muslim quarter to expand Jewish ‘Western Wall’ site

Sunday January 16, 2011 08:04 |by Saed Bannoura | IMEMC News In a move that Muslim leaders in Jerusalem are calling a ‘provocation’, Israeli government officials on Saturday decided to expand the ‘Western Wall’ prayer site into the area known as Rabat al-Kurd, an alley used by 17 Palestinian families to enter their homes — […]

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