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PHOTOS: Palestinians build village to protest West Bank annexation bill
Police arrest six Palestinians for building a protest village to demonstrate against a bill that would annex the Ma’ale Adumim settlement bloc to Israel. Photos by Activestills.org, text by Yael Marom Fifty Palestinian activists established a protest village Friday morning adjacent to the West Bank settlement bloc, Ma’ale Adumim, to protest a bill that would annex the area…
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Activestills
January 20, 2017
Housing Ministry publishes massive settlement plan, Netanyahu orders review
*POST UPDATED BELOW* Israel’s Ministry of Housing and Construction (run by Jewish Home MK Uri Ariel, who lives in a West Bank settlement) published tenders last week for 20,000 new settlements units, including a tender to build 1,200 units in the southern part of the highly controversial E-1 area, Haaretz (Hebrew) reported Tuesday. According to…
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Mairav Zonszein
November 12, 2013
PHOTOS: Palestinians commemorate Nakba Day in rallies and protests
As Noam Sheizaf’s recent headline states, “the Nakba’s memory is more present than ever in Israel.” The Nakba, literally, “the catastrophe,” is the name given to the massive deportation of more then 700,000 Palestinians from what became the State of Israel in 1948. Sheizaf goes on to point out how efforts, such as the “Nakba law,” which…
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Activestills
May 16, 2013
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America can give the Middle East more than money and arms: Inspiration
New York City is at its spiffiest these days, so much so that sometimes when visiting, especially during these fresh days of spring, I have flashes of being in Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood. A hopeless nostalgic, the Technicolor contrast to the lurking, brooding grime of the city I grew up in sometimes tugs at me. But…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
April 1, 2013
From Obama drama to Palm Sunday protests: A week in photos – March 21-27
This week: Protests shadow Obama’s itinerary, a protest village in E1 is built and demolished, animal rights activists are scarred for life, and Palestinians march for water rights, prisoner solidarity, and to protest Israel’s permit regime.
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Activestills
March 28, 2013
Cracks in the wall: A glimmer of hope for Israel-Palestine
From up close, a wall can seem smooth, unbreakable and infinite – it is the only thing in sight. The wall, a wall of despair or a wall of separation, is real. But by taking a few steps back, either physically or spiritually, cracks in the wall can come into sight. By Moriel Rothman I’ve been in the…
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March 15, 2013
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