Settler Violence and Land Theft - 12th & 13th May

Attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank continue apace, while the occupational forces provide the aggressors' with protection. The attacks, ranging from destruction of fruit trees to seizure of land, demonstrate Israel's continued commitment to policies of terrorism and ethnic cleansing as they continue to expand and build on stolen land.

The occupation forces destroy an agricultural shed

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The occupation forces destroyed this early morning an agricultural shed in Zabda village in Jenin district.

The owner of the shed is the farmer Mahmoud Jalal Hamdan, who used this space to store agricultural equipments.

The villagers confirm that this shed is located close to the apartheid wall.

Demolitions by the Israeli occupation authorities, in particular in area C, have been at the rise during 2011 and continue at accelerated speed in 2012 with almost 100 structures demolished since the beginning of this year.

Faiez: the story of a Palestinian farmer

Community Voices

The first time I went to Turkalem, in the northeast of the West Bank, I did not know much about the situation there. I basically knew that it was mainly an agricultural region.

In Turkalem I met Faize Taneeb, an organic farmer, which already makes his story intresting, but the conditions he has to wrok his land, are the ones that make his case a special one.

Injuries and Threats to Close Access to Nabi Saleh Weekly Protest

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Occupation forces suppressed the weekly protest in Nabi Saleh village, which came under the title of “Loyalty for Our Prisoners” in solidarity with the Palestinian prisoners strike currently being held in occupation prisons. Many of these prisoners were incarcerated arbitrarily for their political actions against the occupation.

Protesters were shot by metal bullets covered with rubber, which injured 4 protesters. They were also shot by tear gas canisters, causing dozens of suffocation cases among the protesters.

Bil'in Protesters: "We Will Not Forget Our Prisoners"

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Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons are on hunger strike for the fifth consecutive day in protest of being forced into isolation cells and being deprived of family visits.

Under the title"We Will Not Forget Our Prisoners" dozens of suffocation cases in Bilin weekly protest. Dozens were seriously suffocated during the weekly protest in Bil'in after shooting tear gas bombs and bullets towards the protesters and the international activists by the occupation forces.

Nine-year-old Wounded in al-Ma'asara Village Weekly Protest

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On Friday, a young man and a child were injured during the weekly protest against the Apartheid Wall in al-Ma'asara village in Bethlehem after the occupation forces attacked the participants.

Dozens of Suffocation Cases Caused By Occupation Suppression of the Nilin Village Weekly Protest

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The villagers of Nilin had conducted Friday prayers on their land near the Apartheid Wall. During the sermon, Murad Amira Al-Khatib mentioned the need to close ranks in the face of Occupation and called for the expeditious implementation of the reconciliation agreement.

The Apartheid Wall (updated 2010)

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The Apartheid Wall fact sheet provides basic information about the Wall, including location and costs as well as how the Wall is part of a network, which includes checkpoints, tunnels and settler roads. The fact sheet also explains the ghetto system and the position of the international community. It concludes with the repression of popular resistance to the Wall in 2010 as well as settlement expansion and settler violence.

Click here to download the Apartheid Wall 2010 fact sheet.

The Apartheid Wall (updated 2009)

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Apartheid in Palestine

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An extensive PowerPoint presentation to download and use in your awareness raising events. It illustrates the racist separation and expulsion perpetrated by the Occupation all over Palestine and highlights how the Occupation's policies in the West Bank and Gaza are mirrored inside the Green Line.

(For EXE format, press here.)

(For SWF format, press here.)

Fact Sheet: The Apartheid Wall (Updated 04/02/07)

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Walls of Apartheid all over Palestine

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Within the Palestinian lands occupied in 1948, the Palestinian minority and the Jewish majority generally live in separate areas. This geographical apartheid is clearest in the big cities where in some cases Palestinian neighbourhoods are separated from Jewish neighbourhoods by a walls and fences. This is only the more visible part of the structure of racist exclusion, discrimination and dispossession Israel is built upon - an intricate system of "Jewish first" or "Jewish only" allows the Zionist state to oppress and control the remaining Palestinian population.

Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign's Flash Presentation

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Download the Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign’s Flash Presentation for organizing against the Wall in your area! The new flash presentation is an activist tool of 92 slides that gives updated information and images about the destruction and forced expulsion caused by the Apartheid Wall. The presentation offers the history of the Apartheid Wall, with occupanying maps that illustrate the general Occupation plans in Palestine and the West Bank and Jerusalem in particular. Additionally, the maps included clearly explain the Wall’s path through the entire West Bank.

Khalid Al-Salfiti: Wherever I Go, the Occupation and its Wall Will Follow

Community Voices

My name is Khalid Al-Salfiti. Originally from Salfit, I have been living in Jerusalem since I was 12, when I was orphaned. I came to Jerusalem to find work, and at the time, in the year 1962, the city was bustling. When I grew older, an acquaintance who knew me well gave me money to buy a shop in Jerusalem -the Old City- and until today this shop is my work and my income. It has allowed me to care for my family and to buy a home.

Fact Sheet: The Apartheid Wall (Updated 1/1/04)

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The Wall: Land Theft and Forced Expulsion

Fact Sheet:The Wall's "First Phase"

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At the end of July 2003, just over a year after beginning construction, the Israeli military announced the completion of the Wall's "first phase", which runs 145 km through the northern West Bank districts of Jenin, Tulkarem, and Qalqiliya. Though "completion" has been declared, the reality is strikingly different; the destruction of land and the demolition of homes and markets continue in this area on a daily basis.

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The occupation forces destroy an agricultural shed

Faiez: the story of a Palestinian farmer

Faiez: the story of a Palestinian farmer

"Our Resistance Exists Because of Israeli Occupation"

Al Walaja: The oldest olive tree in the world endangered for the occupation

Injuries and Threats to Close Access to Nabi Saleh Weekly Protest

Bil'in Protesters: "We Will Not Forget Our Prisoners"

Bil'in Protesters: "We Will Not Forget Our Prisoners"

Nine-year-old Wounded in al-Ma'asara Village Weekly Protest

Dozens of Suffocation Cases Caused By Occupation Suppression of the Nilin Village Weekly Protest

The Apartheid Wall (updated 2010)

Palestinian Village of Umm Salamuna

The Wall Near the Palestinian Village of Umm Salamuna

The Apartheid Wall (updated 2009)

Apartheid in Palestine

Fact Sheet: The Apartheid Wall (Updated 04/02/07)

Walls of Apartheid all over Palestine

Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign's Flash Presentation

Khalid Al-Salfiti: Wherever I Go, the Occupation and its Wall Will Follow

Fact Sheet: The Apartheid Wall (Updated 1/1/04)

Fact Sheet:The Wall's "First Phase"

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