Activities & Support
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February 19th, 2010 - Mass Demonstration in Bil'in: Five years of struggle will end only when the wall falls!
12/02/2010
Five years of popular demonstrations suppressed by force, nearly two and a half years since the High Court of Justice ordered to change the route of the wall, dozens of nightly army invades into the village, hundreds of arrests, dozens of trials, leaders in jail or prohibited of taking part in the demonstration – and the struggle continues!
Come Celebrate five years of the Popular Resistance in Bil’in (Montreal)
22/01/2010
Fundraising Evening of Live Music, Slideshows and a Poster Exhibit
Share a piece of Fifth Anniversary Cake!
Saturday, February 6, 8pm
Kaza Maza, 4629 Parc av., Montreal
Demonstration in Solidarity with Bil’in
Sunday, February 7, 1pm
metro Mont-Royal plaza
Israeli detention of Palestinian activists must end
08/01/2010
[Amnesty International] The Israeli authorities must immediately release, or bring before a fair trial, three Palestinian human rights activists detained in Israel following their protests against the construction of the West Bank fence/wall, Amnesty International said on Friday.
Call for the release of Bil'in's prisoners
12/12/2009
38 residents of Bil’in were arrested after the beginning of a night raid campaign on 23 June 2009. Raids began concurrently with the opening of a legal trial in Montreal. Bil’in has taken two companies registered in Canada to court for participating in war crimes by building settlements on village’s land.
Three things you can do :
- Protest by contacting your political representatives, as well as your consuls and ambassadors to Israel
- Organise demonstrations outside of Israeli embassies in your countries
- Donate to the Bil’in legal fund
Write the LA Times in support of Bil'in
04/11/2009
The LA Times has published a great article about Bil’in and the popular struggle in today’s edition (November 4th).
As past experience teach us, an assault by Israel’s supporter is sure to follow immediately, and be directed at both the paper itself, its editors and the reporter.
These attacks are beyond mere nuisance – they apply real pressure on those targeted, and often dissuade major media from covering Palestinian issues in an objective and truthful manner.
