Tagged: Hebron

Why a Leading Palestinian Activist Isn’t Fixated on a Palestinian State
Ishaan Tharoor, The Washington Post

Why a Leading Palestinian Activist Isn’t Fixated on a Palestinian State

"We are not in the time to talk about solutions," said Issa Amro, a leading Palestinian activist who spoke to Today's WorldView while on a visit to Washington this week. "We are in the time to protect ourselves from settlements, from settler violence, from attacks on our cities and villages."

on October 6, 2017
Human Rights Defender Issa Amro on Trial Videos
IMEU

Human Rights Defender Issa Amro on Trial

In recent months, Israel has stepped up its targeting of Palestinian human rights defenders. One of those targets is Issa Amro, known for his engagement in non-violent activism and civil disobedience.

on September 19, 2016
One Broken Camera Photo Essays
Daniel, EAPPI

One Broken Camera

Shuhada kindergarten may be one of the most vulnerable schools in Hebron. The school sits halfway to the crest of Tel Rumeda, the oldest site in Hebron, Palestine, where pottery shards dating to 3,500 BC have been found. Just fifty meters behind the school lies a community of Israeli settlers who employ harassment and violence to pry from the hands of Palestinian owners as many homes...

on July 11, 2016
Palestinian Injured, Dozens Suffocate in Hebron Towns Clashes
WAFA

Palestinian Injured, Dozens Suffocate in Hebron Towns Clashes

A Palestinian early Tuesday was shot and injured and dozens others suffocated during clashes with Israeli forces in Ash-Shuyukh and Sa'ir towns, northeast of Hebron, said locals and security sources. Israeli forces reportedly raided the vicinity of a dispensary in Ash-Shuyukh and the Sa'ir locality of Ras al-'Arud in the southern West Bank, triggering clashes with local Palestinians.

on June 28, 2016
‘I Believe in Miracles’: A Palestinian Sprinter’s Olympic Dream
Daniel A. Medina, NBC News

‘I Believe in Miracles’: A Palestinian Sprinter’s Olympic Dream

At an amateur track meet last month at Rice University in Houston, an eclectic group of runners from young children to the elderly gathered to compete in their respective heats. Amid the punishing Texas humidity, the so-called open meet — the most democratic of track and field competitions where all are free to compete regardless of age or skill level — was especially busy on this muggy Thursday evening.

on June 25, 2016
Palestinian Woman Shot Dead After Her Car Hits Vehicle, 2 Israelis Lightly Injured
Ma'an News Agency

Palestinian Woman Shot Dead After Her Car Hits Vehicle, 2 Israelis Lightly Injured

A Palestinian woman was shot and killed Friday afternoon after her car crashed into a stationary vehicle, lightly injuring two Israelis in the Hebron district of the southern occupied West Bank. An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an that after a Palestinian woman allegedly carried out a car-ramming attack near the entrance of the illegal Israeli settlement of Kiryat Arba in the eastern outskirts of Hebron, Israeli forces responded by firing towards the "assailant," killing her.

on June 24, 2016
Stand Up for Sussia and Against Israel’s Demolition of Palestinian Villages
Haaretz

Stand Up for Sussia and Against Israel’s Demolition of Palestinian Villages

On Sunday afternoon, in the middle of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Israel’s Civil Administration demolished structures built without permits in the Palestinian village of Sussia, south of Hebron. This time, it was two structures housing 21 people, 14 of them children. In addition, an outdoor kitchen and animal pen for 80 sheep and goats were destroyed.

on June 21, 2016
Palestinian Learns to Make Recycled Art in Prison
Sheren Khalel, Al Jazeera

Palestinian Learns to Make Recycled Art in Prison

Ghassan al-Azzeh was detained by Israeli occupation forces and sent to prison when he was just 16 years old. As a young teen in an adult detention facility, al-Azzeh was lost until a group of older artists, also Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, took him in. Al-Azzeh was interested in art before he was arrested, but did not take the craft seriously until it became his only reprieve from the daily life of prison.

on June 11, 2016
Video Raises New Questions About West Bank Shooting
Associated Press

Video Raises New Questions About West Bank Shooting

A video emerged Wednesday that appears to show a knife being kicked toward the body of a Palestinian attacker who was shot dead by an Israeli soldier in the West Bank, raising the possibility of evidence tampering. The soldier, who faces charges of manslaughter, has said he felt the Palestinian posed a risk even though he was already lying on the ground wounded.

on June 1, 2016
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