Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Palestine-Israel, Week after week the joint popular struggle continue and the bad days of no struggle are nearly forgotten.

The feeling of the nearing immanent disaster of the 1967 war spoils start to color the joint struggle with a special Spring aroma. It seems that even the sting of the tear gas and the pains from rubber coated bullet, batons and tear gas missiles are a bit milder. Even the putrid smell of the skunkish water ("The Smell of Israel") is not stinking so much as in the past. The media and even the state politicians mention our struggles more and more as responsible at least in part to their problems. The inconsistency in their repression steps, express their helplessness in their efforts to put end to the joint struggle restricted by the arena being open to international media.

Al-Arakib

The struggle continue and in the background some compromises with the Bedouins to be evicted from most of their lands are proposed.


Bil'in 03/06/2011

Over 30 Israelis and a bunch of internationals joined the Palestinian demonstration in Bil'in to commemorate the Nakba, Naksa, and ongoing ethnic cleansing in ever larger parts of Palestine. The demonstrators carried two man-sized cutouts of the map of Palestine marking the lands lost by Palestinians in 1948 and 1967. The protesters who carried the maps were skunked, but the man-sized Palestine cutouts shielded them from the putrid water. Then one demonstrator returned to the soldiers an unspent tear gas canister from an earlier demonstration, which exploded in their midst. The soldiers, obviously trying to explain that they suffer no shortage of tear gas canisters, shot several loads aimed directly at the protesters, causing a few small bush fires. While some shabab diverted the attention of the soldiers with stones, another group of protesters cut some electrical equipment from the fence, came back to show the soldiers their booty, and quickly declared the demonstration over. Even after all the demonstrators left the area, the army kept shooting tear gas canisters trying to set the fields on fire.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2147962457931.2130447.1212414101
Rani Bornat http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2125542821286.273667.1327358013
Haithm Katib http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLsxuvowQIw


BOYCOTT! Newsletter #57 http://www.scribd.com/doc/56575523

Qalandia

We are invited to join the demonstration in tomorrow.

if u can go please call Ch
Big Protest in Calandia Checkpoint Near Qalandia Refugee Camp in Ramallah in Commemorating Al-Naksa of 1967 when the Israel occupied West Bank and Gaza and East Jerusalem...

War Zone Qalandyia

Photos By Ahmad Mesleh Eye on Palestine
By: Ahmad A. Mesleh http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.166051346792453.44835.100001627657640
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=219415488078313
Haithm Katib http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLhHPfcmeQw
natovarlden http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR0pOtOpngo

March to Jerusalem #5 June http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0spoiaZLYs0


Lod


AL-Masara 3-6-2011

Weekly demonstration in Ma'sara, 3rd of June 2011 The rally was organized by the Popular Committee Against the Wall and settlements in the village two days before the anniversary of the forty-fourth anniversary of Israeli occupation. The march began from the center of the village after Friday prayers in which many of the people,international activists and Israelis carried Palestinian flags and denounced the occupation and illegal settlements. The occupying forces attacked the demonstrators physically, pushing them back and preventing them from reaching their lands, imposing a security cordon by declaring it a closed military zone. The protesters said the popular resistance will continue until the legitimate demands of removal of the wall and settlements and the end of the occupation are met.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2045644989606.123174.1498833494

Nabi Saleh

Friday 3-6-2011 Another long afternoon and evening of struggle.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150259892281803.369733.770301802
Tamimi video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86zTJBXbGoc


Sheikh Jarrah

In the past few weeks we have witnessed the attempts of the Israeli Government to annex East Jerusalem, being intensified. These growing attempts are seriously jeopardizing any possibility for future agreement. During 'Lag Ba'Omer' celebrations, Jerusalem municipality sponsored an event in Sheikh Jarrah attended by thousands. Only few days ago four government Ministers participated in the inauguration of a new gigantic settlement at the heart of the Palestinian neighborhood of Ras El-Amud.


Demonstration 3/6/2011

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http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1702660497361.121627.1563442697
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.230351296979893.76677.100000150737581

South Hebron Mountains

Radical activists - including some AAtW ones, joined Palestinians of the region who persist in the struggle to frustrate the efforts to evict them.


Tel Aviv

Saturday demo

About 6 thousands participated in the Zionist left demonstration that understand pragmatically they need to give back most of 1967 war gains if they want to keep the gains of the 1948 war. The "communist" party that support that wish with minor corrections was part of the initiative. The most radical Solidarity initiative that wish to give back all the 1967 war gains and some more with few anti Zionists had a block that colored the demo with militant slogans and chants in Arabic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk9FD48pAgQ


Al Walajeh

Dear all,
tomorrow June 5 we are having a big demonstration in Al Walajeh. we are starting
at 10am and gathering out side of the mosque at the entrance of the village.
if you want to join and you were stopped somewhere out side of the village
please let us know 052xxxxx.

see you tomorrow inshallah.
salamat, sheerin Al A.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mGyEbqUYDI
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