Activities & Support
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A call for international support - Israeli Friends of Bil'in
30/05/2007
On the legal front the Bil’in committee against the wall and settlements and their attorney Michael Sfard have taken every possible step to fight the existing route of the wall. Now they are asking us to help generate international pressure on the Israel politicians to change the route of the wall in Bil’in before the Supreme Court decision.
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Supporting actions - Every first Friday of the month
28/04/2007
• FRANCE
Regional groups of MAN (Movement for a Nonviolent Alternative) organize a gathering to support Bil’in.
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm :
- Dijon, Place François Rude
- Les Sables d’Olonne, in front of the rail station
• GERMANY
European Jews for a Just Peace & Arbeitskreis Nahost
In Berlin – as in Bil’in - we call to join the solemn vigil and make our protest visible against wall and occupation.
Hackescher Markt, Berlin - Mitte, 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
• Feel free to let us know your similar actions in other countries and cities. To contact us:
contact@bilin-village.org
You are invited to participate in the Second Annual Conference in Bil'in, Palestine, 18 - 20 April 2007
26/02/2007
February 2007 marks the second anniversary of the weekly non-violent protests in opposition to the "work-site of shame" for the Apartheid Wall that has annexed almost 60% of the land of Bil’in village in the West Bank. Bil’in has become a symbol both of the theft of land across Palestine and of the power of non-violent grassroots movements in building local and international resistance to Occupation.
ISM 2007 USA Speaking Tour
28/01/2007
Mohammed Khatib and Feryal Abu Haikal both live in West Bank communities that are immediately threatened with destruction due to actions of the Israeli military and settlers. From February 1 – March 7, they will be speaking in 23 cities around the US about their personal experiences with Israeli efforts to seize Palestinian land and violently expel Palestinians from their homes and communities, as well as Palestinian efforts to mobilize to nonviolently resist those measures. Largely unreported by the media, thousands of Palestinians and hundreds of Israelis are waging a grassroots, nonviolent campaign of resistance to Israel’s apartheid system of military occupation and discrimination against Palestinians.
Call to action released from Gush Shalom
01/11/2006
Why have Bil’in people not the right to nonviolent protest when their lands are taken?
