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The Independence Tractate
The Police and Army Silence about the Attack of Samicha
On Wednesday April 11th was Samicha Jihad Nawajaa attacked by a number of settlers. This attack took place under the open eyes of the security forces. The police did not do its job and did not come to investigate the case. During photographing the location of the attack we discovered a settlers’ invasion to Palestinian lands. Continue reading
It s sad to see the gates (to plowing) closed: The weekly report of Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann on the state of agriculture in the OT
At the beginning of the plowing season Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann gives us his weekly report about what is happening to human rights in the occupied territories
The farmers need access to their lands and coordination with the Israeli army, but often their needs are not met Continue reading
Posted in General, Palestinian Rights
Tagged Naalin, Nablus, not succeeded in plowing, Ramallah, settler violence
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Join us this Wednesday, February 8th, on Tu B’shvat, to plant trees and to express solidarity with Al-Jenia
Join us this Wednesday, February 8th, on Tu B’shvat, to plant trees and to express solidarity with Al-Jenia. Continue reading
Posted in General, Palestinian Rights
Tagged Btselem, settlement of Talmon, settler violence, solidarity with Al-Jenia, Tag Mehir, terror, Tu B’Shvat
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Stop the eviction of the Jahalin Bedouin to the dump: Parashat “B’Shalach” – Our Weekly commentary
Parashat “B’Shalach”: The weekly report of Rabbis for Human Rights In the political arena the government is increasing home demolitions in Um El Kheir, Anata, Jahalin, and in Silwan. In the social area, the coalition for attainable housing reveals that … Continue reading
Posted in Parasha / E-Letter
Tagged 972Magazine, Activestills, Anata, At-Tuwani, B'Shalach, CNN, Hamaabara, home demolitions, ICAHD, Jahalin, Jahalin Bedouin, Miriam, Rabbi Arik Ascherman, Rabbi Barry Leff, Rabbi Gideon Sylvester, settlement Karmel, settlements Maaleh Levonah and Givat Haroe, settler violence, Silwan, Silwan demolitions, South Hebron Hills, South Hebron Mountains, Um El Kheir
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WATCH: Settler attacks during olive harvest not just random fanaticism
Notes and Stories from the Olive Harvest: Palestinian farmers tell stories of intimidation, vandalism and violence from settler neighbors, as they attempt to harvest their olives. Continue reading
Experiences from the Olive Harvest
Rabbi Yehiel Grenniman Recounts Experiences from the Olive Harvest. Continue reading
Understand War
An enormous gap separates Israelis and Palestinians in the understanding of the term ‘war’. For most Israelis, war is a violent clash between two peoples. But not the Palestinians.For them, says Amos Gwirtz, dispossession and land-grab are the belligerent acts of an occupying force against a defenseless civilian population. Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged East Jerusalem, Israel\Palestine, Jewish settlers, Palestine\, settler violence, war
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April in the OT
The week of Pesach might have been a festive season for we Israeli Jews but in the OPT and East Jerusalem it was a time of curfews, tension and hardship as usual. Specifically. Continue reading
Posted in Palestinian Rights
Tagged 143 trees cut down, aggressive border guard presenc, arrests, attack against a lone farmer, curfews, East Jerusalem, Farata, grave of Joseph, hardship, occupied territories, Pesach, Samaria, saving a life, settler violence, Silwan, tear gas, tension, Twamin, Yesh Din
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Annual Activity Report 2010-2011
The Independence Tractate