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Category Archives: Palestinian, Israeli Conflict
Video Published about a brutal attempt to arrest a Palestinian guy during Nakba 64 anniversary near Ofer Jail
A video by photographer Saeed Amireh has been published tonight and shows Israeli soldiers beating a Palestinian while trying to brutally arrest him..here is the video:
MEP Pictures of Nakba 64 Anniversary – By Daoud Abu Lebdeh
Check the following link to see the pictures of MEP coverage for Nakba 64 anniversary in Jerusalem and the West Bank. The Album is on our Facebook Page:
افحص الرابط التالي لرؤية الصور التي تم التفاطها بعدسة داود ابو لبدة لموقع الميدل ايست بوست على صفحتنا في موقع القيسبوك:
MEP Coverage: Palestinians and the 64 Nakba day
We started from Essawyeh…a small village in East Jerusalem…clashes started there from 05:00 AM…hundreds of Israeli soldiers and young Palestinians were still clashing until the moment this report was written: time is 21:00…
The next station was Qalandiah checkpoint…an Israeli checkpoint that thousands of Palestinians have to pass through every day sometimes without shoes and other times naked while having to bear the oppressing behavior of the young Israeli soldiers who see the Palestinians as animals….there hundreds of young Palestinians were throwing
Thousands of Facebook Users change Profile picture in support of Palestinian Prisoners Hunger Strike
Thousands of users on Facebook changed their profile picture in the last couple of days as a sign of support to the 2500 Palestinian prisoners which are going through a hunger strike since 28 days. The Picture shows either a Male or a female wearing the prison suit that the Israeli authorities oblige the Palestinians to wear and a cover on the eyes.
64 years of Nakba for the Palestinian People
The 15th of May 2012 will mark sixty four years of Nakba; the name Palestinians give for the 1948 Israeli occupation of the Palestinian lands that was expanded later on 1967 to include all of the historical land of Palestine. As a result of the Nakba, millions of Palestinians are today living as refugees through the world while other millions of Palestinians are still living under occupation in the Palestinian lands.
Palestinian Hunger Strike: A Struggle from a kind that no one can ignore
Two thousand and five hundred Palestinian prisoners started a hunger strike twenty six days ago. Bilad Hamad and Thaer Halahleh are two Palestinian prisoners who have been on hunger strike for more than seventy five days now. The hunger strike was started because of the Israeli illegal treatment of the Palestinian prisoners and denial of their basic rights that the International Law and Geneva treaties set.
The Karameh Battle – Twenty Three days of Hunger Strike
Two thousand and five hundred is their number…the whole world already knows about their story…they are on a hunger strike since twenty one days…Two others have been striking for seventy days…they eat nothing and they are surviving on their hope that someone will react to the message that they are sending out…they are the Palestinian prisoners…some of them have been in prisoner for more than thirty years while others are sentenced for hundreds of years.
