Al Mezan: Israel exploits the need of Palestinian patients

Al Ray Agencies | Sept 11, 2013 Gaza, Alray – Israel exploits the need of patients to travel and uses the crossings as a trap, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights reported. It noted that the Israeli military forces escalated its measures against Palestinian patients and their escorts who travel through Erez Crossing. According to […]

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PHOTOS | The message to Israel: Gaza Resistance United!

Sept 6, 2013 50 fighters from each military wing particpated in a parade today in Sheikh Zayed street, north of Gaza as a show of unity. The message by the united military wings in Gaza: We did not authorize anyone to negotiate with the occupation! Photos by PalToday.ps, Palinfo.com, Qudsn.ps, RAYA.ps, QudsNet.com, SAFA   Related […]

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SLOW DEATH: International report says collective punishment of Gaza has reached critical stage – Incl. Full Report

Middle East Monitor | Sept 5, 2013 Two months after the military coup in Egypt, the Gaza Strip continues to live through the worst shortages of medical equipment and fuel as well as difficulties on movement in and out of the Strip, a report issued by three international organisations said. EuroMid Observer for Human Rights […]

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Al-Khuffash: Captives in Israeli jails exposed to slow death

[ 31/03/2013 – 08:50 PM ] NABLUS, (PIC)– Fuad Al-Khuffash, director of Ahrar Center for Prisoners’ Studies and human rights, stressed that the sick prisoners in Israeli jails are exposed to slow death, due to the continuation of the policy of medical neglect against them. Khuffash’s statements came during his speech about the serious health […]

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Natsheh: Israel’s administrative detention of prisoners is like slow death

LIVE BLOG ABOUT THE DEATH OF ARAFAT JARADAT Continuous Updates [ PIC 04/03/2013 – 11:03 AM ] RAMALLAH, (PIC)– The newly released prisoner Mazen Al-Natsheh described the administrative detention used by Israel against the Palestinians as slow death and a life sentence with probation. “The administrative prisoner only knows the date of his arrest and […]

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