Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle involve much wider spectrum of grass root nonviolent initiatives

Bil'in was the first of the joint struggle nonviolent struggle to persist. During the years new joint struggles started with involvement of the previous joint struggles and persist for long time. Older locations who did not persist, join again from time to time. Last year or so few additional struggles initiated by villages activists on their own initiative. The organizing of the joint comity of the local struggles enhance the struggle and initiate from time to time concentration of efforts in one location. Lately, another joint initiative of the comity intending for monitoring the colonialist settlers terror was started. Main locations within Israel and in the occupied Palestinian west bank expand: Arakib, Anata, Asirah, Beit Ummar, Bil'in, Jalgulia, Ma'asara, Nabi Saleh, Ni'iln, Sheikh Jarrah, Sheikh Jarrah, South Hebron hills, Social Struggle, Tel Aviv.

Anata

Struggle in Anata: 16.9.11 Action of tree planting on lands of Yasin abu Salah which was stolen and terrorizing by Anatot settlement.

Andrey Pshenichnikov http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.249243078451094.55499.100000962114448

narina28 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAr57eaqG9E

again and again the criminals settlers in Anatot Almon committed crimes against land and trees.

Emanyassin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yniAB_Je6ZA

Emanyassin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCbVDCITlSw

krasnoetv http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkBvQoFbTKA

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.100702646690398.865.100002519881449

September 23, 2011

Narine Melikyan http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2305810760655.129070.1110863588

krasnoetv http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKPMAAPaoV8

Arakib

Against the decision of the government to expel 30,000 Negev Arabs-Bedouins from their land. This week the government decided to expel 30,000 Bedouin residents...

yisraelpnm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc4zS50v6MU

Asirah - Nablus .Sep 20-2011

3 injured including a child 10-year old and journalist activist in the village of Asirah - Nablus.....After attacking the village by the settlers,The army fired tear gas at the people on village of Asirah

International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.284453114898333.80182.136633479680298

haithmkatib http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqxaHTVDjdA

Beit Ummar

Reminder: Register for Transportation to Saturday September 24 Weekly Demonstrations Against the Wall and the Settlements

Bil'in

Rani Abdel Fatah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2478456763914.287581.1327358013

Click on: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1946892363005

Jalgulia

Saturday, 24th September, 4:30 PM join the residence of Jaljuliya and the Triangle. Together we will protest:

* against the new plan to expropriate 700 acres of the 2000 that belong to Jaljuliya for the purpose of new facilities for the national rail and at the expense of the livelihood of 120 families

* Against holdup of a master plan for the village that will allow young couples to built their house where they were born and raised.

* Against the use of Jaljuliya’s lands (as in the case of other Arab towns in the triangle) for ‘national projects’ such as: roads, power, water and gas lines and so on.

The people of Jaljuliya too deserve social justice!

About 3,000 participated on Saturday in the demonstration against the the old ban on building houses and the new plan to confiscate the lands of the village.

Al Ma'asara Friday September 23

An Nabi Saleh

Freiday 23-09-2011 weekly protest

tamimi1966 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP1lM1PahlM

yisraelpnm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-ZpSxhJMqM

By International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.285822908094687.80913.136633479680298

Ni'ilin

Friday 23.09.2011 One demonstrator got shot in the weekly protest against the apartheid wall. Last friday demonstration in ni’lin, dozens of Palestinians together with a number of internationals and Israeli peace activists gathered in a peaceful march against the nearby Apartheid Wall. The demonstration was called by Ni’lin’s Popular Committee and started at 01:00 pm after Friday prayers under the olive trees in the fields.

The demonstrators raised Palestinian flags and carried a grave with “Good bye Occupation” written on it and chanted slogans condemning the last speech of the American president Obama who showed his full support for Israel and its ugly policy in Palestine.

Upon arrival at the gate of the Apartheid Wall, Palestinians, in a speech to the Israeli army, said that Palestinians will never give up or be scared by the Israelis threatening our existence and that freedom and justice will prevail someday. All the world is waking up and everything will change and Israel will pay for its crimes against the Palestinians.

The army responded with tear gas grenades and rubber coated steel bullets which caused a back injury to one Palestinian – dozens suffered from tear gas inhalation.

The demonstration continued until 03:00 pm

http://www.nilin-village.org/

Nilinvillage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_aDeSUUuNY

Sheikh Jarrah

Friday September 23 afternoon, a protest vigil as every other week. A march from center of Weat Jerusalem to occupied Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem.

South Hebron hills

This week we will accompany Palestinians farmers and shepherds to their lands in several locations in South Hebron hills. Harassment of Palestinian farmers and shepherds in the area by both settlers and the army continues.

Last Friday the army erected new roadblock in South Hebron Hills.

On Monday the Civil Administration handed out new demolition orders for sttuctures in Khirbet Umm el-Khier.

On Wednesday morning a an armed settler from Karmel begun the construction of a new stone structure on a hill the Umm el-Khier shepherds must traverse on their ways to the grazing lands and back. The settler screamed at the shepherds and chased them away.

This coming Saturday, September 24, we need as any activists as possible to accompany Palestinian farmers and shepherds and help them stand up for their rights. There is a direct link between the number of activists who come to accompany the farmers and their ability to harvest and work their lands.

For details and registration: D

Social Struggle

Jerusalem: Demo against eviction of squatting homeless from 5 years vacant university property

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY98GG1eDEA

Tel Aviv

Vigil in memory of Ibrahim Zaza, 12 years old who was murdered by the Israeli-American killing machine in the Gaza strip Ghetto in front of the US embassy, Hayarkon 71, Tel Aviv Tuesday 20th September, 19:00. We were about 20 activists - mostly of the AAtW initiative.

Invitation: Tomorrow, Tuesday 20/9, we will hold a funeral/vigil for 12 year-old Ibrahim Zaza. Ibrahim succumbed to his wounds today after being severely hit by a rocket fired at him and his cousin, Mohammed (15), from an Israeli UAV (drone). The boys were were hit one month ago in Gaza, while playing on the street near their home, several meters away from the hospital gates.

The barbaric attack on these kids, which took Ibrahim's life, has been carried out with the absolute support, militarily and diplomatically, of the US - a full partner in crime. Ibrahim's death is a direct result of a murderous regime that disrespects human rights for non-Jews, as well as thanks to the overwhelming support for this regime by most western governments and primarily the American government.

Shira Ramer http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.217025331690430.51938.100001488933129

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.160261500729466.40969.157492681006348

yisraelpnm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWINutUtlD8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxMdU9OAEAI

REFUSING TO DIE IN SILENCE

A project of the popular comities for non violent struggle for monitoring colonialist settlers terror and sabotage - converging at Nabi Saleh Monday

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL7ez2_digo

MEDIA: Settlement Leaders Concerned Over Arab Patrols Following the announcement that Palestinians will begin unofficial civil defense patrols throughout Judea and Samaria.

The Popular Committees, a Palestinian group known for its involvement in protests against Israel’s West Bank security barrier, and Anarchists Against the Wall, an Israeli organization with which they frequently collaborate, have called for volunteers to man “several cars [that] will patrol the West Bank” in order to “quickly respond to cases of settler attacks.”

Participants in the “volunteer-based campaign” will also stand guard over local Arab villages in order to prevent price tag attacks by Israeli settlers.

Price tag is a term adopted by the extreme fringe of the settlement movement for assaults on Arab infrastructure and property as a retaliatory measure against the dismantlement of unauthorized outposts.

Mohammed Khatib of the Popular Struggle Coordination Committee commented that “if anyone needed further proof that Palestinians cannot count on Israeli authorities to prevent settler violence, recent events show beyond doubt why we need to organize to defend ourselves.”

Teams on the ground, which will be “composed of Palestinian, Israeli and international activists, will be directed from an operations-room in Ramallah, to which toll-free calls will be routed.”

Among the settlement leaders who have expressed their concerns is David Ha’ivri. Ha’ivri alleged that the patrol initiative was “another effort by the extremist left wing and Anarchist activists in Israel to cause friction between Jewish and Arab residents.”

Despite prior assurances from Palestinian police spokesman General Adnan Damiri that no forces independent of his command would be allowed to operate in the territories, the PA has come out in favor of the civilian initiative.

“This is not about any security functions, but rather about Palestinians, Israeli[s] and international [activists working] to document, in order to protect, Palestinians from settlers’ attacks. Therefore it does not contradict with what Damiri said,” stated PA spokesman Ghassan Khatib.

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Don't say we did not know newsletter #280* Tue, 22 Sep 2011

On Thursday, 15th September, 2011, IDF forces came to the Palestinian village El-Aqaba, near Tubas, and demolished three homes. Twenty two people were left homeless. The soldiers then demolished the access road to the village, named Peace Road , as well as an internal road. They erected earth mounds on the demolished roads.

Questions & queries: amosg-A-shefayim.org.il

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* A project of an Israeli anarchist activist

See http://awalls.org

See Previous reports about the joint struggles of the Anarchists Against the Wall at: http://ilanisagainstwalls.blogspot.com

Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle continue both in the occupied west bank and within Israel

Day after day, year after year, the struggle against the Israeli advanced expansion, suppression and pressures on the Palestinians to transferred out of the region continue all the time. The efforts of persistence - Tsumud in Arabic continue all the years with scant portion of the Jewish community members join that struggle. Some of them join specific aspects of the struggles only. Only very few join the struggle whole heartedly with out reservation. The struggle against the separation fence initiated by grass root activists of villages along the route which was joined by the Israeli anarchists against the wall (AAtW) 2003 brought the non violent direct action mode of the struggle to the focus of the media - to a large extent thanks for the video photographers of the AAtW and the active steal collective. Last years more and more Israeli radicals join us or initiate their own projects.

Al Arkib

The focus of the struggle of the Southern Israel Bedouins again the renewed transfer measures, moved from the Arkib village to the whole "unrecognized" villages. Monday 19th September 18:30, at the government compound on the thous-west corner of the intersection of Begin and Caplan streets, vigil against the government decision to uproot 30,000 Bedouins from their lands and relocate them in few urban locations.

Demo from Habima/Rothschild 18:30 to the government compound

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=124178271015339

Many activists will meet half an hour earlier near the tent camp of the social struggle and march from there to the vigil.

We met near the adjacent tent camp of the social struggle for justice. About 200 activists including a contingent of Bedouins from the south.

Anata

Another location of joint struggle in the occupied Palestinian west bank.

Beit Ummar

Palestinian farmers from Beit Ummar and Halhul are suffering constant sabotage on their agricultural lands by settlers, and are prevented from accessing it by the military:

On August 28, approximately 100 fruit tress in Wad Abu Rish between the Palestinian village of Saffa and the settlement of Bat Ayn were vandalized.

Last Saturday (September 10), soldiers drove away a group of farmers who came to work at a vineyard near the settlement near the settlement of Karmi Tsur. The soldiers broke the arm of one of the farmers, and arrested an international who was accompanying the farmers.

On Sunday (September 11), settlers vandalized over 170 vines belonging to farmers from Halhul.

In response to this continuing damage to the livelihood of the farmers and their families, we will accompany farmers from Beit Ummar and Halhul in the area this Friday September 16. For details and registration: D

Beit Ummar Saturday Demo 17/9/11

"The weekly peaceful demonstration set off in Beit-Ummar from the village center outside through the dirt track to the agriculture area in front of the settlement Carmei-Zur. In the demo took part approx 50 Palestinians, 15 internationals and 5 Israelis (from Tel-Aviv and Beer-Sheva), the protestors raised signs drawn by children promoting Palestinian state and justice, some Palestinians flags, including a huge flag carried away by some participants, and flags of countries that supported the Palestinian independence. When we arrived closer to the "security zone" surrounded the settlement and the settlers about 20-25 IOF soldiers were waited for us and closed the road so we could not went further up to the settlement fence. After some speeches we came closer to the soldiers and protested with some slogans promoting justice and end of the occupation (in Arabic and English). 20 minutes later we felt that the message delivered and we went back into the village, leaving behind the fully armed soldiers."

Biddu

there will be a demo at Biddu tomorrow [Sunday] afternoon. If you can make it please let me know. k.

Bil'in

About 20 Israelis with the anarchists against the wall and a dozen of international activists joined the Bil'iners in the march towards the new separation wall. The wall is a new replacement of the separation fence moved to the west after years of struggle - returning half of the robbed lands of the village.

After a long verbal confrontation with the Israeli state force stationed there who pipped behind the wall, they lost their patience and stormed us with tear gas. As the norther wind was strong, I evaded the cloud of tear gas and missed my weekly dose.

Rani Abdel Fatah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2451689334745.286796.1327358013 & type=1 [Me with white "cook" hat, pale blue shirt, and black pouch]

Hebron-Al-Halil

We were invited to participate in an event of renaming the Shuhada street as the Apartheid street tomorrow at 14:00 in Hebron.

If you can come, call A.

Qalandia Checkpoint

Israeli women organize Palestinian statehood demonstration - Qalandia 17th September 2011

The rally, organized by left-wing Israeli women, was joined by Palestinian women at the Qalandia Checkpoint, to help to bring awareness to the upcoming UN Vote on Palestinian Statehood. Qalandia, Israel.

Israeli and Palestinian Women Demonstrate Together On both sides of the Qalandia Checkpoint (near Jerusalem).

Lior Ben Eliahu http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1930293348040.131727.1563442697

From the Palestinian side http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=248720981835966 & set=a.232242786817119.52818.100000941981923

ABCH4531 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQFjl1UI7S0

Al-Ma'asara

Amir Bitan http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=287643314584024

Mario Savio http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.261797137188266.70784.100000739446057

Lior Ben Eliahu http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1928181175237.131644.1563442697

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.260682440621390.62107.203379449685023

Nabi Saleh

Protest against the Israeli occupation, Nabi Salih, 16/9/2011.

Palestinians, Israelis and international activists protest against the Israeli occupation in the West Bank village of Nabi Salih, on the 16th of September.

The protest was in support of the Palestinian bid for statehood to be voted in the UN on the 19th of September.

The usual participants of the Friday demo - local villagers, anarchists against the wall activists, and Ramalla activists were reinforced by activists from Bil'in and other neighboring villages.

Pictures:

International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.282426991767612.79808.136633479680298

Oren Ziv http://www.flickr.com/photos/activestills/6152962916/in/photostream/

http://occupiedpalestine.wordpress.com/2011/09/16/september-16-2011-a-friday-of-demos-in-west-bank-palestine/

Video

haithmkatib http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWuOzVTR7u8

israelpnm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpI4glcPzR0

planxtysumoud http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoXLT4vzLrY

tamimi1966 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0yLxGUuJVg

Ni'ilin

Sheikh Jarrah

This week settlers burned the internationals’ tent in the yard of the Al-Kurd family, whose been partly taken over by settlers in November 2009. The residents need you support more then ever. Please make an effort to come and support them. Please make a special effort to join them tomorrow, September 16 at 4:00 Pm For a vigil in support of their struggle.

The residents of Sheikh Jarrah are continuing their protest vigils in the neighborhood on Fridays, protesting their violent evictions form their homes, the taking over of the neighborhood by the settlers, and the Judaization of East Jerusalem. They call upon each and every person who supports their struggle to join them. In spite of the sectarian desertion of the less radical "Solidarity Sheikh Jarrakh" from the Friday demonstrations, more than a hundred Israeli and Palestinians participated this Friday - including 10 with the anarchists against the wall who came after the Bil'in demo.

South of Hebron Hills

Walaje

"hi all, we are having a a demonstration on this Friday after the prayer at 13:00 in Al walajeh, the gathering point is the mosque at the entrance of the village. can you please spread the word and invite more people, this is especially important because we are trying to get more attention before the coming supreme court which will be on the 27-09"

“This village is a microcosm of Palestine” – al-Walaja fights the Separation Wall BY STEFFI UNSLEBER – SEPTEMBER 15, 2011http://www.palestinemonitor.org/?p=1805

The trees stood in the path of the Israeli Ministry of Defence’s planned extension to the controversial Separation Wall.

The machines work noisily in the background, clearing a path through the village’s traditional farmland. On both sides of the path lie recently uprooted trees. Al-Walaja residents claim over 100 were uprooted when Israeli workers entered the village in the early hours of Monday morning.

Al-Walaja is located four kilometers northwest of Bethlehem. Following the Six-Day War and the occupation of Palestinian territories in 1967, the Israeli government expanded Jerusalem Municipality’s boundaries to include some of al-Walaja’s land. The settlements of Gilo and Har Gilo neighborhoods of Jerusalem were established nearby in 1971 and 1972, respectively.

Sheerin Al-Araj, born and raised in al-Walaja, was visibly upset at the sight of the destruction and ignored the warnings of armed security personnel by moving to the lead machine. Followed by international activists, media and security personnel, her presence forced the construction work to stop.

After an hour-long standoff, several trucks arrived carrying Israeli defense personnel and protestors were told they had five minutes to clear the area or face arrest. Three female activists huddled together next to the digger and sang, “we shall overcome.” A female Japanese protester jumped in front of soldiers, raising a piece of paper, which said “No!”

Sheerin throws her hands into the air and looks skyward. “This village is a microcosm of Palestine,” she says. “Traditionally its lands were 18,000 dunams. In 1948, after Israel’s "independence" war we lost 11,000 dunams. Following the 1967 war we have had two settlements built, a by-pass road and now the Wall. We will be left with 2,200 dunams.”

According to a report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the Supreme Court of Israel decided that the construction of the wall was legal as long as al-Walaja residents maintained access to their land through two gates.

The court decided that the fence provides Israel with protection from terrorism and that its path should not be changed. Villagers object the decision and say that there have been no terrorist attacks emanating from al-Walaja and have appealed the ruling. A decision is scheduled for September 27.

Sheerin believes the continued construction – despite the pending court ruling – is a deliberate tactic to ensure the position of the wall.

“They are doing this now because they know that if the Supreme Court finds in our favor it will be deemed too expensive for them to alter the Wall’s path,” she said. “The village was able to prevent the Wall’s construction from 2007 until 2010 but work began again in April.”

The protestors were dispersed, forced by the Israeli soldiers to run away. They scramble up a steep hill covered in thorny bushes, as the nearby construction machinery resumed its dusty and noisy work.

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Don't say we did not know newsletter #279* Tue, 13 Sep 2011

The mercy of the holy month of Ramadan has passed and there are demolitions again!

On Thursday 8th September, 2011 government representatives, accompanied by the police,

came to the Bedouin village El'Araqib and demolished it. They continued to El-Ghara (south of Hura) and demolished four homes and a barley warehouse. Thirty five folk were made homeless.

On Thursday morning, IDF forces arrived at the South Hebron Hills Bedouin village Umm

El-Kheir and demolished three homes and an outside toilet. Thirty people were left without a roof over their heads.

Questions & queries: amosg@shefayim.org.il

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* A project of an Israeli anarchist activist

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See http://awalls.org

See Previous reports at: http://ilanisagainstwalls.blogspot.com

Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle interwoven with the expectation for the UN show down

Though Israel is in panic, and many Palestinians are with mixed feelings - the joint struggle against the separation fence, occupation, and the suppression of the Israeli Palestinian continue. The struggle against the new wave of attack on the Bedouins - both within Israel and the occupied west bank continue. So is the struggle against the terror of the colonialist settlers against the Palestinian neighbors. And of course the struggle against the separation fence already built and in building. Special focus is in fierce struggle in occupied east Jerusalem - mainly Silwan and Sheikh Jarah. The main locations are: Arakib, Beit Ummar, Bil'in, Kufur Qaddom, Ma’sara, Nabi Saleh, Sheikh Jarah, Silwan, Social Struggle, South of Hebron Hills. The social struggle against the neo-liberalism continue in the various locations in both Jewish and Palestinian communities.

Al-Arakib

Israeli Protest Movement - Beer Sheva Tent Camp (Al Arakib tent).
This is an extract from rushes of the forthcoming documentary, 'Awakening Israel' (working title).
AwakeningIsrael http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot8NKrLBZds
Evicting the Bedouin - Israel/Palestine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQoWJt5wfJ8


Beit Ummar

4 nice Jewish girls [with the anarchists against the wall] joined about 10 internationals and 20 Palestinian residents of Beit Umar in what was probably the shortest demonstration in the village history. 2 minutes and 3 slogans later, the general crowd was dispersed via extremely vindictive military use of pepper spray, aimed straight to the eyes of the peaceful protesters. 3 international activists were arrested and several others, both Palestinians and Israelis, were in need of medical care. Todays lesson, boys and girls: DO NOT WASH pepper spray with water. It burns like shit.


Bil'in demonstration 09-09-2011

About 20 Israelis of the anarchists against the wall and a dozen international activists joined the local village activists and a political party delegation from Ramalla in this Friday demonstration.
"The march began after Friday prayers from the center of the village and headed to the land that was restored and the nature reserve Abu Limon. Participants raised Palestinian flags and banners proclaiming 'Palestinian state 194' and 'the Palestine key to peace' as well as banners painted with the image of the captive leader Marwan Barghouti. They chanted the national calls for the end of the occupation, destruction of the apartheid wall, and steadfastness with the principles of Palestine. Upon the arrival of participants to the Abu Limon reserve, they walked along the concrete wall, set fire to tires, and tried to storm the fence adjacent to the wall. They addressed the settlers in the settlement of Matityahu East through loudspeakers, telling them to leave and leave the Palestinian territories to the Palestinians. During these actions the occupation forces stationed behind the concrete wall fired tear gas, live ammunition, and rubber bullets towards the participants. This led to the asphyxiation of dozens of participants and private network television crews present in the area".

Israel Puterman http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDAIg8D3w9Y
Iyas Abu Rahmah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2130360893599.2109489.1083295028
Rani Abdel Fatah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2427419248008.285996.1327358013


Jerusalem-Al-Kuds:

Silwan

Protest in Silwan: This Thursday, September 8th, 3:30 PM
Tomorrow, September 8th, City of David will host its annual "archaeological" conference.

In the passing year "Solidarity" activists demonstrated against the ELAD organization, and were arrested and sued for libel .
What is ELAD organization trying to hide?
The archaeological diggings of City of David in Silwan are one of the most controversial projects.
Tomorrow, We will be there to ask the unasked questions.

We will meet at 15:30
across from the entrance to City of David in order to give out flayers

For details: 054xxxxxxx Solidarity in Silwan
5 Facts about the City of David you might not hear from your tour guide

you are welcomed but bare in mind that we don't have a lawyer.

Sheikh Jarah

We will march tomorrow ( Friday) from the mashbir at 14:30 to Sheikh Jarrah. Solidarity

The residents of Sheikh Jarrah are continuing their protest vigils in the neighborhood on Fridays, protesting their violent evictions form their homes, the taking over of the neighborhood by the settlers, and the Judaization of East Jerusalem.

They call upon each and every person who supports their struggle to join them.

Please make a special effort to join them tomorrow, September 9 at 4:00 Pm

For a vigil in support of their struggle


Kufur Qaddom
Demonstration 09-09-2011


Al-Ma’sara

Demonstration 09-09-2011
International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.279163112094000.79206.136633479680298

Nabi Saleh

The village of Nabi Saleh near Ramallah held a mock funeral for the Oslo Accords as part of its weekly demonstration on Friday, a Ma'an correspondent said.
Slide show http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=418832
planxtysumoud http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPw6MdzaC34
tamimi1966 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y5lhpsuTas
Michael Treiger http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.235442536502238.57049.100001094792472
Haim Schwarczenberg http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2433487355875.2142815.1212414101
International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.279303198746658.79230.136633479680298


South of Hebron Hills

This week we will accompany Palestinians farmers and shepherds to their lands in several locations in South Hebron hills. Harassment of Palestinian farmers and shepherds in the area by both settlers and the army continues.

This coming Saturday, September 10, we need as many activists as possible to accompany them and stand up for their rights. There is a direct link between the number of activists who come to accompany the farmers and their ability to harvest and work their lands.


Social Struggle

Tel Aviv - Demo in front of Municipality building
Israel Pputerman http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUpLRi28TB8
Jerusalem squatting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v66tTVMjig8&feature=player_embedded

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See http://awalls.org
See Previous reports at: http://ilanisagainstwalls.blogspot.com

Palestine-Israel, The involvement of activists in the Israeli uprising was in parallel to the joint struggle

The Israeli uprising included also the Israeli Palestinian citizens. Within the social justice struggle, the anarchist against the wall were involved mainly in the Lewinski tent camp that included the African refugees and in the Jaffa Jewish-Palestinian tent camp. We continued - though with smaller numbers in the regular joint struggle with the occupied west bank villagers in Beit Ommar, Bil'in, Qaddom, Ma'asara, Nabi Saleh, Ni'ilin, South of Hebron hills, Wallaje. Both in Israel and the occupied regions the vibrations of the nearing 20th September UN declaration of the Palestinian state was in the air.

Beit Ommar

PalestineSolidarity Demonstration - 3rd September 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_99RJaLSQOI

Bil'in demo September 2, 2011

Today, dozens of demonstrators suffered asphyxia during the weekly march organized by the Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements in Bil'in. Those participating included dozens of Palestinians dozens of international activists, and Israeli peace activists.

The march including 15 Israelis, few internationals and Bil'iners, began after Friday prayers. We started from the center of the village and headed to the Abu Lemon nature reserve located in the part of land that was restored lately after 6 years of struggle.

Upon the arrival of the demonstrators to the Abu Lemon preserve, we walked along the concrete wall and addressed the settlers through loudspeakers to leave the settlement and leave the Palestinian territories to Palestinians. During this, the occupation forces who were stationed behind the concrete wall fired tear gas at the participants. It also started fires in the land just restored. When the demonstrates arrived at the gate in the wall, soldiers came to our side and comrades confronted them for a while till we returned to the village.

Pictures:

Iyas Abu Rahmah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2111614624954.2108877.1083295028

Rani Abdel Fatah http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2402645868689.285082.1327358013

International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.275716019105376.78641.136633479680298

Jerusalem Al-Kuds

After a break in the month of the Ramada, the activists converged in Sheikh Jarrah for the last Friday demonstration.

Pictures:

Mario Savio http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.255108007857179.69439.100000739446057

Lior Ben Eliahu http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1894509293461.130504.1563442697

Kufur Qaddom

Friday demonstration pictures http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.275636799113298.78627.136633479680298

Al-Ma’sara

One arrested and 3 injured in the weekly demo of Al-Ma’sara.

Today at 1:00 Pm the people of AL-Ma’sara went in their weekly demo which organized by the popular committee against the wall and settlement. The demo starts from the center of the village. On the way, the demonstrators raise the Palestinian flags and chanted for the independence of Palestine.

As soon as the people arrived at the entrance of the village to reach their land which will be taken by the wall, the solders prevent them and they attack them and they arrest Shai Polack an Israeli activist after beating him trying to broke his hand. After that they attack the demonstrators, three of them were injured. Mahmoud zawahra the coordinator of the committee in his hand, Abed Ebiat in his nick, Rafat aladeen in his leg.

Pictures:

International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.275638212446490.78628.136633479680298

Jawad Zawahra http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2328817028730.134712.1498833494

An-Nabi-Salih 2-9-11

Some 60 Nabi Saleh residents and their international and Israeli supporters held on Friday the first weekly demonstration after Ramadan, demanding an end to the occupation and to the Oslo accords and peace processes that sustain it. The procession was able to reach outside of the village's built area and onto the hill that overlooks the village's spring, which is, along with the surrounding village's lands, threatened by settlers' annexation. Typically, at the time of the demo, these lands were foreclosed by the Israeli army and border police which began shooting tear gas from below and above the descending protesters. While the Israeli soldiers and police forces avoided for the most part from entering the village's built area, they did encircle that area and did not cease their habit of firing tear gas into that area, on and around houses, putting the village's population under attack and not allowing for peaceful demonstrating to take place. These measures were sure followed by clashes between the Israeli forces and unarmed civilians throwing stones in an attempt to ward off the military incursion. At a certain point the Israeli forces started shooting live ammunition above the heads of civilians. A few people were hit and injured by the many tear gas canisters shot during the long hours of a sunny day.

Pictures:

International communities http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.275638212446490.78628.136633479680298

Hassan Daboos http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=263348537018341

Video

tamimi1966http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrWvpY1gROQ

planxtysumoud http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPAmPhb1Nc8

yisraelpnm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ciSQROxP60

Ni'lin

In N'ilin, villagers along with their Israeli and international supporters, marched up to the wall where soldiers fired tear gas and sound bombs at them. Many were treated for effects of tear gas. This week protest ended with clashed between soldiers and local youth.

PalestineSolidarity http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qugtt7vlppo

Village Ni'lin's Videos http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=212306075455921

Social Justice

Tel Aviv demo Haim Schwarczenberg pictures http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2413479695696.2142107.1212414101

South of Hebron hills

Wallaje

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