بلعين الجمعة 5/3/2010
أصيب العشرات بحالات الاختناق عندما قمعت قوات من جيش الاحتلال الإسرائيلي المسيرة التي نظمتها اللجنة الشعبية لمقاومة الجدار والاستيطان في بلعين ضد جدار الضم والتوسع العنصري, حيث قامت قوات الاحتلال بإطلاق قنابل الغاز باتجاه المواطنين والمتضامنين الاجانب ومحبي السلام الاسرائيلين (more…)
On Friday 5th March in Bil’in dozens suffered from gas inhalation when troops suppressed a march against the Israeli occupation organized by the Popular Committee Against the Wall and settlements.
The demonstration was a manifestation against the wall being built on Bil’in’s land and the annexation and expansion of Israeli apartheid.
The occupation forces fired tear gas towards the citizens of Bil’in, foreign peace activists and peace-loving Israelis.
This week’s demonstration marked the Global Week against racism in the world and coincided with many popular events against racism and oppression against the peoples and territories - in particular the Palestinian people. (more…)
It has been two months now since I was handcuffed, blindfolded and taken from my home. Today news has reached Ofer Military Prison that the apartheid wall on Bil’in’s land will finally be moved and construction has begun on the new route.
This will return half of the land that was stolen from our village. For those of us inOfer , imprisoned for our protest against the wall, this victory makes the suffering of being here easier to bear. After actively resisting the theft of our land by the Israeli apartheid wall and settlements every week for five years now, we long to be standing along side our brothers and sisters to mark this victory and the fifth anniversary of our struggle.
Ofer is an Israeli military base inside the occupied territories that serves as a prison and military court. The prison is a collection of tents enclosed by razor wire and an electrical fence, each unit containing four tents, 22 prisoners per tent. Now, in winter, wind and rain comes in through cracks in the tent and we don’t have sufficient blankets, clothes, and other basic necessities. (more…)