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Gaza lawyer challenges West Bank study ban

8 juillet 2010 | Posté dans Palestine, Politique, Solidarité
    Harriet Sherwood in Jerusalem, guardian.co.uk Thursday 1 July 2010

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Photo Dome of the Rock at Al Aqsa mosque compound under open sky in Palestine.

A 29-year-old lawyer from Gaza has launched a legal challenge against Israel’s refusal to allow her to travel to the West Bank to study human rights and democracy.

Fatima Sharif must register for her masters degree at Birzeit University near Ramallah in two weeks’ time or she will lose her place.

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Lessons from Camp David

7 juillet 2010 | Posté dans Palestine, Politique
    Ben White guardian.co.uk Thursday 1 July 2010

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    Photo Birds fly over occupied Palestine.

Ten years ago this month, Israelis and Palestinians gathered at Camp David, under the guidance of President Bill Clinton, for negotiations aimed at reaching a final agreement. The talks ended in failure, and by the end of September, the second intifada had begun.

The Camp David talks have largely been remembered in the context of apportioning blame. This was particularly true in the first months and years of the Palestinian uprising, as Israel spun the narrative of a rejectionist Palestinian leadership that had turned down an incredibly “generous offer” and instead opted for a campaign of violence.

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Lettre au Premier ministre de Pologne

21 juin 2010 | Posté dans Palestine, Politique
    17 juin 2010 Campagne de solidarité Pologne/Palestine

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    Photo: Femme palestinienne à Gaza se lamentant.

Ne pas exploiter notre histoire, on ne peut racheter les injustices de l’histoire par de nouvelles injustices continuelles.

Nous observons les développements et les déclarations du gouvernement polonais à propos de l’arrestation de l’agent du Mossad, Uri Brodsky, avec une grande consternation et une grande inquiétude.

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30 years of a censorship-free Pride in Toronto has come to an end

24 mai 2010 | Posté dans Boycott, Canada, Palestine, Politique
    May 23, 2010 statement from Queers Against Israeli Apartheid

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    Photo: Israeli apartheid wall cutting through Palestinian territories.

For the first time in its 30-year history, Pride Toronto has banned an LGBT community group from the parade. The board of directors voted on Friday to ban the words ‘Israeli Apartheid’ from any Pride events, including the Pride parade, dyke march, and trans march – directly targeting the group Queers Against Israeli Apartheid.

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Le manque de sécurité humaine a considérablement entravé le progrès palestinien

14 mai 2010 | Posté dans Économie, Politique
    Programme de développement des Nations Unies Mai 2010

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Photo: Palestinienne récolte des agriculteurs sous l’occupation israélienne.

Jusqu’à ce que les Palestiniens puissent assurer le contrôle de leur économie et de leur environnement – en particulier celui d’une politique macroéconomique, du commerce, des moyens de subsistance, des ressources en eau et des frontières -, un développement soutenu restera hors d’atteinte, selon le dernier rapport sur le Développement humain palestinien, publié aujourd’hui 9 mai, par le Premier ministre palestinien Salam Fayyad et par le représentant spécial du Programme des Nations unies pour le développement (PNUD) dans le territoire palestinien occupé, Mr Jens Toyberg-Frandzen.

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A Palestinian arrest so ridiculous even the Israeli judges smiled

14 avril 2010 | Posté dans Palestine, Politique, Prisoniers, Répression
    Haaretz by Amira Hass. 15/02/2010

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    Photo Palestinian child next to fruit stall in the streets of Jerusalem.

Something about 12-year-old Bassam caused two Israelis to smile. Two Palestinians noticed, but did not remember their smiles as being disparaging or arrogant. On the contrary. The Palestinians regarded the smiles as a rare moment in which two Israelis – and not just any Israelis, but military judges – realized how ridiculous the situation was.

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Israel Penalizing Nakba Commemoration: One More Step Down the Path of Apartheid

3 mars 2010 | Posté dans Palestine, Politique
    Badil Resource Center 3 March 2010.

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Photo: Palestinian waving flag at demonstration against occupation in West Bank.

The Israeli parliamentary Law Committee has recently approved a law proposal the (“Nakba bill”) that, if passed by the Knesset, would impose economic sanctions on the organizers of Nakba commemorations. Every year in May, Palestinians and supporters of their right of return commemorate the Nakba of 1948, which marks the single most traumatic and far-reaching event in the long and ongoing process of forced displacement and dispossession of the Palestinian people by the state of Israel. Nakba commemorations are important events in Israel, where some 335,000 Palestinians, citizens of Israel, continue to be denied their right to return to their homes, lands and communities, and are forced to live as internally displaced persons within their own country.

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Carleton students launch divestment campaign

24 février 2010 | Posté dans Boycott, Canada, Palestine, Politique
    view Carleton University divestment campaign video on-line

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    Photo: Israeli apartheid wall on Palestinian lands.

Carleton students have released a report detailing how the Carleton University Pension fund invests in companies involved in violations of human rights and of international law.

The report was created by Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA Carleton), who are launching a campaign to end Carleton’s unethical investments and adopt a socially responsible investment policy.

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Prison letter from Abdallah Abu Rahmah

20 février 2010 | Posté dans Boycott, Palestine, Politique, Prisoniers, Répression, Solidarité

letter from Bil’in’s Abdallah Abu Rahmah was shared from his prison cell to his lawyers

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    Photo: Barbed wire sky in Israeli prison.

Dear Friends and Supporters, It has been two months now since I was handcuffed, blindfolded and taken from my home. Today news has reached Ofer Military Prison that the apartheid wall on Bil’in’s land will finally be moved and construction has begun on the new route. This will return half of the land that was stolen from our village. For those of us in Ofer, imprisoned for our protest against the wall, this victory makes the suffering of being here easier to bear. After actively resisting the theft of our land by the Israeli apartheid wall and settlements every week for five years now, we long to be standing along side our brothers and sisters to mark this victory and the fifth anniversary of our struggle.

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Big Midest News that Isn’t ‘Fit to Print’

30 décembre 2009 | Posté dans Égypte, Médias commerciaux, Palestine, Politique
    Foreign Policy Magazine by Stephen M. Walt, December 29, 2009

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    Photo: Palestinian amongst destruction in the Gaza Strip.

Did you know that the Gaza Freedom March — a group of over 1300 peace activists from 43 countries — is protesting the continued siege of Gaza, on the anniversary of the brutal Israeli assault that killed over a thousand people last year? (There is also a separate effort to bring a convoy of relief aid to the Gazans, under the auspices of the group Viva Palestina).

Did you know that the Freedom March is now stuck in Cairo, because the Egyptian government has denied them permission to travel to Gaza? The Mubarak regime has its own issues with Hamas, and it is also dependent on U.S. economic and military aid. Israel and the United States don’t want the adverse publicity that the Freedom March might generate and are perfectly content to let the Gazans suffer, so needless to say Washington isn’t putting any pressure on Egypt to let the convoy through.

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