After a week of demonstrations in Beit Jalla, massive Friday demonstrations took place all over the West Bank, facing the army's weapons as well as extreme weather conditions. At the break of the new week soldiers came to Bil'in and Ni'ilin and posted notifications, pronouncing both villages closed military zones for every Friday until August. The struggle continues.

Sheikh Jarrah

March opens with actions in Beit-Jala against the construction of the wall, weekly demonstrations in Bil'in, Ni'ilin, Nabi-Saleh & Ma'asara, a demonstration in Beit-Ummar, a demonstration against police brutality in Yafa & a mass rally in Shiekh Jarrah.

Nabi-Saleh, March 5 2010

 Hebron

Thursday, the 25th of February, marked the 16th year anniversary of closing Shuhada street in Hebron to Palestinian movement. That afternoon, about 300 protesters met in Hebron where they marched in the rain waving flags, linking arms, and chanting slogans in Arabic, Hebrew, and English. In Tel-Aviv, activists placed an impromptu roadblock in a busy street in an attempt to raise consciousness about the Palestinians' lack of freedom of movement in Hebron and the entire West Bank.

In Bil'in's 5th anniversary demonstration more than 1,500 local, Israeli and international activists marched towards the illegal fence built on village lands and brought large pieces of it down.

Meanwhile demonstrations also went on in four other locations over the West Bank, sharing the same message: The Wall Must Fall!

Despite attempts to follow activists from Tel Aviv and detain them at various checkpoints, 25 Israelis made it into Bil'in and joined some 10 international, several dozens of Palestinians and a bunch of 3D blue avatar characters for the weekly demonstration against the evil Israeli occupation. The demonstration in Bil'in was only one of the five weekly demonstrations.

Bil'in, February 12 2010

In spite of harsh weather conditions, demonstrators in An Nabi Salih, Bil'in, Ni'lin, Ma'asara and Sheikh Jarrah once again took to the fields and streets, protesting against the ongoing occupation and the land grabs. Soldiers and police too came out, shooting demonstrators and trying to make arrests. The fight goes on.

an Nabi Saleh