PHOTOS | Olive Harvest in Palestine – 2013

Sept 28, 2013– Last Update Oct 28, 2013 This album will be continuously updated throughout the harvest season. Related news of Israeli violence and settler attacks on the Olive harvest and the people will be updated below this album. Photos by Palinfo.com Olive Harvest in Gaza – Sept 28, 2013 Photos by Rabbis for Human […]

Continue reading →

#PalHunger | 6 Palestinian prisoners start hunger strike in solidarity with Abu Sisi

Al Qassam Website | 26-08-2013,10:08 Gaza- Six Palestinian prisoners in Eshel jail started an open-ended hunger strike at midnight Sunday in solidarity with hunger striker Dirar Abu Sisi, who is isolated in an Israeli prison, according to Wa’ed society for detainees and ex-detainees. The society stated that all the dialog efforts that had been made […]

Continue reading →

Administrative detainees to start a hunger strike at the beginning of June | #PalHunger

[ PIC 17/05/2013 – 11:12 AM ] RAMALLAH, AL-KHALIL, (PIC)– The Palestinian administrative prisoners in Israeli jails decided to launch an open-ended hunger strike at the beginning of the month of June. Sources in the captive movement inside the Negev prison said that the administrative detainees decided to go on an open-ended hunger strike after […]

Continue reading →

Report: Settlers start over 50 fires in West Bank

Maan News Agency | May 1, 2013 RAMALLAH (Ma’an) — Settlers started over 50 fires across the West Bank on Tuesday following the fatal stabbing of a settler in Nablus, official news agency Wafa reported. A report by the civil defense said firefighters had to deal with 57 fires caused by settlers. Hundreds of olive […]

Continue reading →

Nablus olive harvest to start Oct. 9 in restricted areas

Maan News Agency | Sept 25, 2012 NABLUS (Ma’an) — The olive harvest will start on Oct. 9 in restricted areas of Nablus, a PA official said Tuesday. Ghassan Daghlas, who monitors settlement activity in the northern West Bank, told Ma’an that the Nablus governorate had informed farmers about the decision. The set date will […]

Continue reading →

#PalHunger | Family visits to prisoners from Gaza starting next week

URGENT | June 14, 2012 | 20 children started hunger strike in Israeli prison [ 15/06/2012 – 08:32 PM ] Gaza, (PIC)– The lawyer for the Prisoners’ Ministry confirmed that family visits to the prisoners from Gaza in occupation jails will start next week; by visiting Rimon prison on Wednesday, then Nafha prison on June […]

Continue reading →

#GAZACRISIS | Gaza medicine shortages ‘worst since siege began’

Maan News Agency | June 10, 2012 GAZA CITY (Ma’an) — A spokesman for the ministry of health in the Gaza Strip said Saturday the enclave was facing the worst shortage of medications since the enclave was first placed under blockade. Ashraf al-Qudra told Ma’an of “a real problem” in Nasr Children’s Hospital due to […]

Continue reading →

Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails to start hunger strike within days

[ PIC 08/04/2012 – 04:34 PM ] SALFIT, (PIC)– Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails would start a comprehensive hunger strike on 17 April to coincide with the Palestinian prisoner’s day, Fuad Al-Khafsh, the director of Ahrar center for human rights, said on Sunday. Khafsh, who was released on Sunday after ten months of imprisonment and […]

Continue reading →

UK, Palestine to Start Information Technology Cooperation

WAFA MARCH 5 2012 By Malak Hasan RAMALLAH, March 5, 2012 (WAFA) – British Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries Ed Vaizey Monday expressed hope to start a future cooperation between Palestine and UK in information technology fields. He told WAFA during a visit to the Paltel group building in Ramallah, “This has been […]

Continue reading →

Israeli Military To Start Working On A New By-pass Road Soon

Related : Ethnic Cleansing – Topic | Settlement Construction – Category Thursday September 29, 2011 10:45 by Mais Azza – IMEMC & Agencies Israeli military bulldozers are expected to start construction work to build a by-pass road in the southern part of the West Bank, Palestinian media sources reported on Thursday. The Israeli military informed […]

Continue reading →

Italian activist’s murder trial due to start in Gaza

Related to: Vittorio Arrigoni: a Friend, a Brother, a Humanist Maan News Agency | Sept 8, 2011 GAZA CITY (Ma’an) — The first session of a trial to sentence the murderers of Italian activist Vittorio Arrigoni is due to start on Thursday in a Gaza court. The Italian activist and journalist was murdered after being […]

Continue reading →

Confrontation Begins Before Gaza Flotilla Even Sets Sail

by Apostolis Fotiadis, June 28, 2011| Antiwar.com ATHENS — Activists are engaged in a harsh confrontation with Israeli authorities days before the international “Freedom Flotilla II — Stay Human” sets sail toward the Gaza strip in an attempt to break the naval blockade Israel has imposed since 2007. The flotilla will include 10 ships that […]

Continue reading →

Trial of West Bank protest organizer, Bassem Tamimi, to begin Sunday

02 June 2011 | Popular Struggle Coordination Committee  | International Solidarity Movement Tamimi, who has already been held in custody for over two months, will plead not guilty to the anti-free speech charges against him before a military court. What: The opening of Bassem Tamimi’s trial Where: Ofer Military Court * * Entry to the […]

Continue reading →

Palestinian factions start meeting on national unity

[ 09/03/2011 – 05:40 PM ]   GAZA, (PIC)– Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip started on Wednesday afternoon a meeting to discuss means of restoring national unity and ending the internal rift. The meeting is held at the invitation of Hamas movement to discuss its new initiative to restore national unity. Reliable sources told […]

Continue reading →

Official report: IOF troops arrested 67 Palestinians since start of 2011

[ 10/01/2011 – 04:14 PM ]   GAZA, (PIC)– A report by the ministry of prisoners in Gaza said that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) had rounded up 67 Palestinians since the start of 2011 ten days ago including 13 minors and 3 fishermen. Riyadh Al-Ashqar, the ministry’s spokesman, said on Monday that the figure […]

Continue reading →