Israel/Palestine News

 



IDF shuts gate on marchers in Hebron.

  


Camera crew harassed by IDF & settlers in Hebron.

 



IDF guards settlers outside door in Hebron.

 



Israelis arrest 14 year old boy.

 



Scholar Asad Abu Khalil talks about Saudi Arabia's strategic alliance with the US & Israel against Iran.

  





The story of Ablel Tsegay in 3 videos.

  

"If the government goes against a path of peace, of equality, of sharing, I will refuse to serve it." Draft refuser, Saar Yahalom reported to the recruitment office and declared his refusal to join the army.

  



Netanyahu threatens war with Iran.  Col. Lawrence Wilkerson says Israel & the US are threatening wider war in Syria & Lebanon.

  

  

"There is no political issue here, there is a financial issue. A revolving door or people they don’t see as humans." Reuven Abergel, who joined the hundreds that rallied (7/2/2018) in front of the embassy of Rwanda in Herzliya against the deportation of asylum seekers.

    





IDF attack demonstrators with flash grenades.

 



Palestinians march in Hebron on the 24th anniversary of Ibrahimi mosque massacre.

 



IDF attacks Palestinian protest in Hebron.

  



Israeli strikes in Sinai kept secret for years.

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On the February 5th, the Israeli High Court of Justice decided that seven structures in the village of Susiya, in the south Hebron Hills of the occupied West Bank, could be demolished by Israel without delay. These seven structures are home to 42 residents of the village, of which half are children. Susiya has become an international symbol of Palestinian villages resistance against displacement, and the villagers say more international solidarity is needed to prevent these demolitions.

 



Police recommend Bibi Netanyahu be tried for corruption.

  

The expulsion of refugees from Israel to Rwanda led to a wave of reactions around the world calling for Rwanda not to cooperate with the Israeli government. About twenty demonstrations were held in front of Rwandan embassies in various cities around the world.​

   

The deportation of refugees has started, while in the Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) the discussion about the expulsion deteriorated into chaos. Will the voice of those which oppose the deportation be heard even in the halls of the Knesset.

  

Palestine -Hebron 8th of February 2018, Israeli soldiers prevent students and teachers from entering the Shuhada Street roadblock to Qurtoba School.

  



Settlers try to break through gate at Palestinian kindergarten in Hebron.

 





Settlers stone activists in South Hebron Hills.

 



Will Canada's NDP adopt BDS under its' new leader Jagmeet Singh?

    



Ahmad Tibi speaks in Issawia.

 

 

  



BDS activists & Canada's Communist Party sue the City Of Montreal for removing election posters showing a dead Palestinian child.

  





Israel's Minister Of Culture Miri Regev denounces the film FOXTROT for showing IDF soldiers covering up the killing of a carload of Palestinians.

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Ahmed Nasser Jarrer, 
who stabbed Rabbi Raziel Shevach to death, was killed by the IDF.

  

Hungry? For most of us, the solution is obvious - just go eat something. But in Israel there are hundreds of thousands who give up food because of financial difficulties. In such a reality, it is important to know the term 'food insecurity'.

  

Soldiers from the second Intifada to this day tell us in a new testimony, what happens in the military service in the territories and answer the question: Why did I break the silence? The answer that comes up from the launch event of the pamphlet is that as long as there is occupation there will be soldiers who break the silence.

 

  



   Isdrael was the main driver behind the 1951 UN Convention On the Rights Of Refugees, but after signing it, it has never respected the right of refugees.

 





A federal judge ruled that Esther Koontz's rights were violated when she was denied a teaching job in Kansas for supporting BDS.

 



Celebrating Ahed Tamimi's birthday.

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How entrepreneurs manage to purchase valuable public assets and cause the municipality to explain to its residents that it is good for them to have huge towers on the sea instead of a public square and that they should reach the sea through a shopping center.

  

  

June 2017 saw the tenth anniversary of the Israeli-imposed blockade on the Gaza Strip which has resulted in economic collapse in Gaza and a sharp drop in the standard of living there. Unemployment rates in Gaza are among the highest in the world, with an overall rate of 46.6% in 2017. The situation is far worse among women and young adults. Balah Falestin, a date-processing plant, was established in Gaza in 2016 as part of a financial aid program for women. The plant, funded by Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD), employs women who are out of work or come from low-income families. The 41 women who work there are paid a salary and receive a portion of the profits. B’Tselem field researcher Khaled al-‘Azayzeh visited the facility in December 2017 and spoke with some of the women working there.

   



David Sheen being interviewed on Hard Knock Radio On KPFA In Berkeley CA.

 

    







On Monday 29 January around

9:00 A.M., three bulldozers accompanied by Border Police personnel arrived
at the Beit Jala neighborhood of Bir ‘Ona, which had been annexed to
East Jerusalem. The forces destroyed two buildings under construction
containing a total of nine housing units. The Israeli Ministry of
Interior had issued demolition orders against these structures.

 





Refugees face deportation unless they recognize Israel's right to exist.  Annette Groth of Die Linke explains the bill in the German parliament.

   

At 10:30 this morning, Israeli Civil Administration personnel arrived with
troops and bulldozers at the community of ‘Ein Karzaliyah in the
northern Jordan Valley, and demolished a tent used as the home of the
last remaining family in the community. Also demolished were three sheep
pens belonging to this family, which has six members in total,
including three minors. The troops also demolished a residential tent
belonging to a family that no longer lives at the site and two more
sheep pens, and dug up the dirt road leading to the community to make it
unusable. Until April 2017, three families, with a total of 30 members
lived in the community, but because of the unceasing harassment by
Israeli authorities - including 14 demolitions since 2014 - the two
other families left. Earlier today, at around eight A.M., the forces
came to the a-Shuna community in the Jiftlik area and demolished a
concrete residential structure which was still under construction.