Hebron
AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Settlers attempt construction of new access path at Tel Rumeida
CPTnet | March 27, 2014
Attempt by settlers to begin construction of walking path on Tel Rumeida. The blue fence is on the
settlement, and the new stake on right is in a washed out area that would link the settler path to
an existing path along the outside of the fence surrounding the settler archaeological dig.
AL-KHALIL: Palestinian property rights under attack; setters attempt multiple land-grabs in Hebron
CPTnet | March 13, 2013
The Al-Rajabi building.
Photo EAPPI
ISM volunteers attacked by Zionist tourists in Hebron
International Solidarity Movement | March 11, 2014
Two International Solidarity Movement activists walking on Shudaha Street area were brutally attacked by French Zionist tourists who were visiting to attend the weekly settler tour of the Palestinian part of Hebron.
Zionist perpetrator responsible for the attack.
AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Schoolchildren exposed to teargas seven of the last eight days
CPTnet | February 25, 2014
Israeli soldiers have shot teargas and sound grenades at children who cross checkpoints 29 and 209 on their way to school in the morning on seven of the last eight school days.
Israeli forces use tear gas against schoolchildren in Hebron
International Solidarity Movement | February 17, 2014
Hebron, Occupied Palestine – On Sunday, the 16th of February, Israeli soldiers and border police in Hebron fired tear gas and sound grenades at children on their way to school. The border police also chased the children, attempting to arrest them.
Aussie TV dares to show the real occupation
Four Corners | February 10, 2014
Jonathon Cook writes:
I never thought I would see it. A mainstream TV programme, this one made by Australian channel ABC, that shows the occupation in all its inhuman horror.
International activists physically and verbally abused in detention
International Solidarity Movement | January 15, 2014
Occupied Palestine – On Wednesday 8th January, Vincent Mainville and Fabio Theodule were arrested by Israeli border police in Khalil (Hebron).