Tagged: Haifa

Hundreds of Palestinians March to Destroyed Village in Haifa for 68th Nakba Anniversary
Ma'an News Agency

Hundreds of Palestinians March to Destroyed Village in Haifa for 68th Nakba Anniversary

Hundreds of Palestinians commemorated the anniversary of the Nakba -- or “catastrophe” -- on Saturday with a “March of Return” in Haifa to the site of a Palestinian village destroyed by Israeli forces in 1948. The march was held in order to highlight the internationally-recognized right of Palestinians who remain refugees or internally displaced...

on May 14, 2016
Bedouin children defy Israel’s bulldozers in Gaza, Haifa art show
Sarah Irving, The Electronic Intifada

Bedouin children defy Israel’s bulldozers in Gaza, Haifa art show

Unrecognized Games, an exhibition of photographs by artist Mohamed Badarne, will open in both Gaza and Haifa next week. Although Badarne may not be able to visit his fellow Palestinians in Gaza, his images have been able to travel, showing viewers a little of the lives of children growing up in the so-called “unrecognized” Palestinian villages of the Naqab (Negev).

on March 26, 2015
Protests in Haifa: “Arabs and Jews Refuse to be Enemies” Chants Met with “Death to Arabs” Photo Essays
Diana Buttu, IMEU

Protests in Haifa: “Arabs and Jews Refuse to be Enemies” Chants Met with “Death to Arabs”

Last night, there was a huge demonstration against Israel's attacks on Gaza. The demonstration — which was supposed to be a march, was sponsored by Jabha, a socialist political party. The group applied for a permit to hold a march, which was granted. A counter-protest formed in short order, after Baruch Marzel, a right-wing politician, called on Israelis to join. The counter-protesters numbered in the hundreds, and perhaps more than 1000. We were on two sides of the street with the police atop horses, policing our side and forming a human chain around the counter-protesters.

on July 20, 2014
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