***image2***Occupation forces yesterday continued the destruction of Palestinian homes in Jerusalem, against the backdrop of new multimillion dollar plans for illegal Israeli settlement in the city. A wrecking crew accompanied by Occupation forces arrived at the house of Akram al-Waâywiy in East Jerusalem, claiming that the house had been built without permission. Mr al-Waâywiy and […]
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Canadian postmen deliver a message to the Occupation
Postal workers in Canada have voted to boycott the Israeli Occupation and to launch campaign to raise awareness of Israeli apartheid. The Ontario regional constitutional conference approved a boycott motion which also calls for sanctions on the apartheid state and for research to explore Canada’s links to the Occupation. One issue likely to attract the […]
Occupation leader forced to cancel UK visit
A senior leader in the Occupation, Avi Dichter, has had to cancel a planned visit to the UK for fear of being prosecuted for war-crimes. Dichter ordered the killing of fourteen Palestinian civilians in Gaza in 2002. He had apparently been requesting that the UK government ensure his immunity from prosecution for war-crimes if he […]
Bethlehem under attack while Har Homa settlement expands
Nine families from around Bethlehem are to be made homeless after Occupation forces this week issued them with notice that their homes are to be demolished. The Occupation also announced the construction of 307 units in the nearby Har Homa settlement, which pushes up against the edge of Bethlehem. The demolition orders hit areas across […]
Protesting the JNF: Community Groups Oppose Fundraising for Illegal “Canada Park”
On December 2nd, two hundred people from a host of community organizations braved the first snowstorm of the winter to protest the Jewish National Fund (JNF) annual Negev Dinner held at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Toronto. This yearâs JNF dinner aimed to raise 7 million dollars for the refurbishment of the illegal âCanada Parkâ. […]
The Week against the Apartheid Wall from Palestine spans around the globe!
The Week Against the Apartheid Wall has once again sent up a rallying cry for Palestinian resistance and world solidarity. Running from the ninth to sixteenth of November 2007, the week of action featured film screenings, conferences, lobbying, demonstrations and pickets in countries around the world. Now in its fifth year, the week saw the […]
PA represses popular protest demanding Palestinian rights and against Annapolis
***All demonstrators arrested in the protests in Ramallah have been released.*** ***image2***200 demonstrators were arrested and 30 injured today in Ramallah when PA forces attempted to prevent demonstrations demanding that the PA fully uphold Palestinian national rights and against the Annapolis conference. The Palestinian Grassroots Anti Apartheid Wall Campaign has released a statement demanding the […]
Palestinians unite in Declaration of Principles against Annapolis
The Palestinian Grassroots Anti Apartheid Wall Campaign has issued a joint declaration with representatives of civil society, refugees and Islamic and national forces, calling on the Palestinian Authority to boycott the Annapolis Conference. The declaration will be presented in a press conference in Ramallah on Sunday 25 November. A mass demonstration will take in place […]
Children under attack as the road to Al Walajeh school road is torn up
***image2***The occupation has torn up a stretch of road built to allow the children of Al Walajeh to attend their new school. Bulldozers arrived under military escort on Sunday and uprooted the one kilometre stretch of road built to serve the primary school, which opened in September. The Occupation also demolished a large poultry shed […]
Building a New Anti-Apartheid Movement: International Conference in London
The proceedings from the international conference in London, organized by the PSC UK have been published. The two day conference, attended by some 70 activists from Palestine, Europe, North America and Africa was held on October 6-7 2007 at the University of London Union. The purpose of the conference was to explore methods of coordinating […]