Tagged: 1967

50 Years - Occupation Timeline Videos
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50 Years - Occupation Timeline

The moon landing, the fall of the Berlin Wall, Beyonce, fidget spinners. A lot has happened during 5 decades of occupation in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem. While the world has changed, so much has stayed the same for Palestinians under Israeli occupation.

on June 7, 2017
New Evidence From 1967 War Reveals Israeli Atrocities
Ilan Pappe, The Electronic Intifada

New Evidence From 1967 War Reveals Israeli Atrocities

In the wake of the June 1967 war, the Israeli author Amos Oz, then a reserve soldier in the Israeli army, together with a friend collated interviews with Israeli soldiers who participated in the war and asked them about the emotions the fighting triggered in them. The interviews were published as a book titled Conversations with Soldiers, more popularly referred at the time by my generation as the ”shooting and crying” book.

on June 23, 2015
45 Years of Occupation Fact Sheets
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45 Years of Occupation

The following fact sheet provides an overview of 45 years of Israel's occupation and settlement enterprise. (Photo: Patricia Schneidewind / IMEU)

on May 29, 2012
Why is East Jerusalem part of the Occupied Territories? Palestine 101
IMEU

Why is East Jerusalem part of the Occupied Territories?

From the end of the conflict between Israel and the Arab states in 1949 until 1967, the city of Jerusalem had been divided - the western half controlled by Israel, and the eastern half under Jordanian rule. In the June, 1967 war, Israel seized the eastern part of Jerusalem, along with the rest of the West Bank.

on December 19, 2005
What is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict really about? Palestine 101
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What is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict really about?

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is, in essence, a conflict over territory. It began as a struggle over the control of the land of Palestine between the native Palestinian Arab population and Zionism, a European political movement aiming to establish a Jewish state. photo: Jehad Saftawi/IMEU

on November 7, 2005
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