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Israeli occupation forces stormed the village of Bil'in: One boy injured and dozens suffered teargas inhalation

02/02/2009

The Israeli force of occupation soldiers stormed the village of Bil’in this afternoon, prompting the village youths to take to the streets, and then closed with stones and barbed wire, and then deal with the soldiers and confronting them with stones, and soldiers fired gas bombs between houses and rubber-coated metal bullets, resulting in these confrontations injured boy Mohamed Nabil Abu Rahma (16 years) in the leg and the injury of dozens of cases of asphyxia, including children and women, this has resulted in breaking the windows of many houses and cars of her dead rubber, including a vehicle belonging to UNRWA.

Dozens suffered teargas inhalation during the Bil'in Weekly Demonstration

30/01/2009

People left the village of Bil’in, after Friday prayers in a massive demonstration, in which a group of international and Israeli peace activists. Waving Palestinian flags, and banners calling for solidarity with the people of Gaza, and called for the prosecution of war criminals and leaders of the Israeli occupation soldiers, as well as slogans calling to national unity.

Bil'in and Ni'lin March On

30/01/2009

[AATW] On Friday, residents of the Palestinian villages Bil’in and Ni’lin were once again joined by international and Israeli activists in protests against the confiscation of their lands by Israel’s Apartheid wall and adjoining settlements.

New weapons used against demonstrators

27/01/2009

[ISM] Since the start of the massacre on Gaza (27 December 2009), the Israeli army has been testing new types of weapons in several villages around West Bank. There are two new types of bullets and one new type of teargas canister.

Abbas and Haniyeh Joined Protest in Bil'in: Three injured and dozens suffered teargas inhalation during the Weekly Demonstration

23/01/2009

The residents of Bil’in today gathered after the Friday prayer in an act of solidarity with the people of Gaza and insisting that the village is still resisting the wall and settlement building. They were joined by international activists and the Israeli Anarchists Against the Wall, all opposing the war on Gaza.