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Netanyahu To Ignore Report On Legalizing West Bank Settlement Outposts
Netanyahu To Ignore Report On Legalizing West Bank Settlement Outposts Fearing international repercussions and criticism, Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, decided to shelve a report prepared by former Supreme Court Judge, Edmond Levy, as the report calls for “legalizing” Israeli … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East, News
Tagged conflict, daniel hershkowitz, edmond levy, fourth geneva convention, Human Rights, Israel, Middle East, netanyahu, Occupation of Palestine, Outposts, Politics, Report On Legalizing West Bank Settlement Outposts, Settlements, war crimes, West Bank, zionism
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Israel Approves 180 New Units For Settlers In Jerusalem
Israel Approves 180 New Units For Settlers In Jerusalem Saed Bannora, IMEMC. The Construction and Planning Committee in Jerusalem approved Tuesday the construction of 180 units for Jewish settlers in the Armon HaNetziv settlement in East Tel Peut. Israel will … Continue reading
Israel Begins The Evacuation Of Ulpana Settlement
Israel Begins The Evacuation Of Ulpana Settlement On Tuesday Israeli officials started removing the illegal Ulpana settlement outpost, built on privately-owned Palestinian lands, close to the Beit El settlement near the central West Bank city of Ramallah. Israel vowed to … Continue reading
Life in Palestine under the Israeli Occupation
By Immad Kayyali – Gaza strip is under a complete blockage since more than 8 years, where nothing can move from or into Gaza except through nearly impossible procedures, while some, may find their way through the Egyptian borders. Moreover, … Continue reading
Several Residents Injured In Jerusalem, 15 Kidnapped
By Saed Bannoura – IMEMC. Israeli soldiers shot and injured, on Friday evening, several Palestinians in Al-Esawiyya, in occupied East Jerusalem, after invading the town leading to clashes with local youths; at least fifteen Palestinians were kidnapped by the army. … Continue reading
Israeli government confirms plan for segregated settler train system
By Saed Bannoura – IMEMC On Monday, Israeli officials announced their intention to construct a train system for Israeli settlers living in violation of international law in the West Bank. Although Israel’s Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz said that the proposed … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartheid, IMEMC, Israel, Israel Rail System, Middle East, nsnbc, Occupation of Palestine, Palestine, Saed Bannoura, Segregation, Settlements, war crimes, West Bank, zionism
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PCHR Weekly Report: 1 dead, 4 wounded by Israeli forces in 60 incursions
By Saed Bannoura – IMEMC In its Weekly Report On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territories for the week of 19- 25 January 2012, A Palestinian civilian died out of his wounds in Khan Yunis, north of … Continue reading
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Tagged global security, IMEMC, Israel, Middle East, nsnbc, Occupation of Palestine, Palestine, PCHR, Saed Bannoura, Settlements, war crimes, weekly report
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