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[January 23, 2008]
Power to the (Palestinian) People
Jeff Halper, the coordinator of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, wrote these words after the momentous events of January 23, when Palestinians in Gaza blew up the prison wall that Israel (and Egypt) had erected. This allowed hundreds of thousands to travel into Egypt to obtain supplies that Israel had prevented from entering Gaza. The people of Palestine have done it again, taking their own fate in their hands after being let down by their own "moderate" political leadership and, indeed, the entire international community in their struggle for freedom. Early this morning they simply blew up the wall separating Gaza from Egypt, breaking a siege imposed on them by an Arab government in collaboration with Israel. Continue...
[June 12, 2007]
Resistance Begins...And So Does the Repression
Lucia Pizarro Yesterday, June 11, 2007, the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD) announced the launching of a campaign to rebuild the home of every Palestinian family whose house is demolished over the coming year. We held our launch in conjunction with the 40th year of the Occupation, for which we returned to the place where the Occupation began—the few houses of what had been the historic Mughrabi Quarter where, on the night of June 11, 1967, 135 Palestinian families were roused from their beds in the Middle of the night and their neighborhood demolished so as to create a plaza in front of the Wailing Wall. It was an act that had nothing to do with either the war or with security. It represented only the creation of the first "fact on the ground" of thousands that would come asserting exclusive Israeli claims over the entire country. Continue...
Haggai, pictured here when he attended our Vigil in Chicago, was released from prison (along with Matan Kaminer, Shimri Zameret, Adam Maor and Noam Bahat) on September 15, 2004. They were immediately presented "call-up" orders and told to report for interviews on September 19th.
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"We have been punished for speaking out, for wanting not only to have no share in the evil ourselves, but to get rid of the evil. They said in the verdict that we are undermining the legitimacy of what the government and the army are doing. That's absolutely true, and that's what we intend to continue doing."
