In the first day of Ramadan, dozens of cases of suffocation in the weekly march in Bil'in : 20-7-2012 Ongoing resistance in Bil'in In the first day of Ramadan, dozens of cases of suffocation in the weekly march in Bil'in Despite the intense heat and the first fasting day of Ramadan , dozens of cases of choking gas were observed in Bil'in weekly march organized by the Popular Committee Against the Wall and settlements in Bil'in. The march began from the center of the village towards the liberated land adjacent to the separation wall. The march included participation of a Norwegia.... Full Article..

Ongoing resistance in Bil'in... : Bil'in - Palestine 6-7-2012 Ongoing resistance in Bil'in A demonstrator was injured in addition to dozens of asphyxiation cases from tear gas in the village of Bil'in west of Ramallah. A young man, Mu'awya Al-Khatib (17 years) was injured today by metal bullet in his foot, and dozens of severe suffocation, in result of repression by the Israeli occupation forces of Bil'in's weekly march against the apartheid wall and settlement. The occupation soldiers shot metal bullets, stun grenades and.... Full Article..

Bil’in continues to resist 19/8/2011 :     Bil'in - Ramallah: One villager hit by rubber-coated steel bullet and dozens suffered from tear gas inhalation during the weekly demonstration against the illegal settlements and the Apartheid Wall in Bil’in. Like every Friday, the villagers wa.... Full Article..

Al-Walaja protest 10-8-2011 : Despite the fact that the case of the route of the Apartheid-Annexation Wall through the SW Jerusalem village of al-Walaja is due to be heard in the Israeli Supreme Court on September 27 occupation forces are busy creating "facts on the ground" by uprooting olive trees and doing the preparatory ground work for a crime against humanity that will create a living ghetto similar to Gaza, u7SGfLMSmYQ .... Full Article..

Land Reclamation Project in Bil'in After the Resiting of the Apartheid Wall 10-8-2011 : Following the resiting of the Apartheid-Annexation Wall in Bil'in and the consequent return of 800 dunums (some 200 acres) to the village last June, hydrologist and project manager with the Palestinian NGO; Palestinian Hydrology Group Abdul Raouf Abu Raheh explains the current situation in his village and his plan to alleviate the poverty of 20 of Bil'in's poorest farmers by constructing water cisterns on the returned land and providing seed, fertiliser and seedlings to them. kwUnbwyTTmw .... Full Article..