Press Release; Friday 18 July 2008 The Free Gaza Movement UK Setting Sail on August 5, 2008 to Break the Siege of Gaza Around 60 Palestinians, Israelis and Internationals from 15 countries will sail to Gaza during the sixty-year anniversary of the Nakba – the forcible expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians from their lands to create Israel –to challenge Israeli … [read more]

PRESS RELEASE By LUISA MORGANTINI, Vice President of the European Parliament, Rome, 11th July 2008 "The ongoing raids, closures, arrests and confiscations actuated by the Israeli army against Institutions, associations and even schools in Nablus are illegal actions, representing not only a clear violation of the International law and more suffering and injustice against the Palestinian … [read more]

A Palestinian-Scottish couple are driving to Gaza with 1.5 tons of medicine donated by the people of Scotland, leaving on Thursday July 10th. Khalil Al Niss and Linda Willis will take a van loaded with 1.5 tons of medical supplies from Scotland to Gaza, leaving from the Scottish Parliament at noon on Thursday, July 10th and arriving at the Rafah crossing in Egypt on Tuesday, July 15th. They … [read more]

by StopTheWall on Wed, 07/09/2008 - 13:33, http://www.bdsmovement.net/?q=node/179 On the fourth anniversary of the International Court of Justice’s ruling that Israel’s Wall is illegal, the BNC is calling on the EU not to upgrade its relationship with Israel and to suspend the EU Association Agreement. Today’s call is supported by 100 European civil society organizations. Join in the … [read more]

By Yoav Stern Israeli Arabs will distribute 20,000 booklets on the Nakba - the "catastrophe," what happened to the Palestinians after 1948 - outside of schools in Arab settlements throughout the country. A camera crew from the Qatar-based Al Jazeera television network will cover the handing out of the booklets tomorrow at 11 A.M. The booklets, which were written by 150 Palestinian children … [read more]

from Sameh A. Habeeb, Freelance Journalist based in Gaza, Palestine Palestinian Medical sources reported today Saturday evening that 2 patients died. The new patients died due to the Israeli occupation measures resulted in the suffocating siege imposed a year ago. The victim Lutfi Muhamad AL buhesiy,57, a Gaza resident was suffering from chronic heart disease. He tried several times to … [read more]

Ex-president says EU is colluding in a human rights crime, The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/may/26/israelandthepalestinians.usa Jonathan Steele and Jonathan Freedland The Guardian, Monday May 26 2008 Britain and other European governments should break from the US over the international embargo on Gaza, former US president Jimmy Carter told the Guardian yesterday. … [read more]

Forum and concert - May 17th, 2008, Vienna Forum and concert - May 17th, 2008 19.00 Weltcafe /Schwarzspanierstr.15, 1090 Vienna   60 years after the massive expulsion of the Palestinians from their home country a murderous embargo makes 1,5 million people in Gaza struggle for survival. The campaign “GAZA SHALL LIVE” calls on the Austrian government and the European … [read more]

Haifa, 20-21/6/2008, Abnaa elBalad One year ago, the Abnaa elBalad movement, a Palestinian movement active within the 1948 Palestinian territories, proposed the convening of a conference that will discuss the right of return of the Palestinian refugees and the proposal to establish a secular democratic state in the whole of Palestine. Since then, there have been many meetings with different … [read more]

Palestinian National Initiative Ramallah, 28-04-08: "A sickening tragedy" was how Dr. Mustafa Barghouthi MP, Secretary General of the PNI described the killing of a mother and her 4 children in an Israeli military attack on the Gaza Strip this morning. The deaths have brought the number of Palestinians killed by the Israeli military since Annapolis to 418, including 59 children. Khadra … [read more]

Saturday, April 26, 2008, by Sameh A. Habeeb In Gaza: No shoe nor a drop of fuel Siege imposed on the Gaza strip has become the first concern for Palestinian citizens who live in the biggest jail ever in this world. Those civilians are severely suffering from the Israeli collective punishment policy which influences them day and night in all life facets. Many direct consequences and … [read more]

By The Associated Press, Last update - 13:49 09/04/2008, http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/972974.html The Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that it will not allow the United Nations official appointed to investigate Israeli-Palestinian human rights to enter the country, after he stood by comments comparing Israelis to Nazis. Richard Falk is scheduled to take up his post with the UN … [read more]