Ramallah

Interview: racism of Britain's rulers in Palestine explored in major new exhibition

Sarah Irving
21 May 2012

Unearthed photographs shed new light on the British army’s Mandate of Palestine which paved the way for Zionist colonization.

Israeli forces raid Ramallah offices of Stop the Wall, steal computers and hard drives

Israeli forces raided Stop the Wall’s Ramallah offices, stealing laptops, hard drives and memory cards related to the organization’s human rights advocacy work.

The beautifully-paced rage of Mourid Barghouti's latest memoir

Sarah Irving
19 April 2012

Mourid Barghouti’s I Was Born There, I Was Born Here is for anyone in your life who needs to understand the pain, the absurdity, the injustice, and the devastatingly predictable unpredictability of life for ordinary Palestinians.

Europe's airlines enforce Israeli travel ban on activists hoping to repair Palestinian schools

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours
Jerusalem
16 April 2012

Thousands of international solidarity activists were set to fly to Tel Aviv in a coordinated effort to volunteer with Palestinian initiatives in the occupied West Bank. However, Israel coordinated with European airlines to cancel many activists’ tickets.

Palestine 5k aims to empower children, build community

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours
Jerusalem
2 April 2012

Organizers of the Palestine 5k Run/Walk say that the third annual event will strengthen community ties and encourage Palestinian children to express themselves through writing and reading.

Imperfect revolution: Palestine's 15 March movement one year on

Linah Alsaafin
Ramallah
23 March 2012

One year after the 15 March movement’s call for national unity, what has the youth-led mobilization achieved?

Transformation of Palestinian landscape focus of Designing Civic Encounter project

Emily Lawrence
Bethlehem
25 February 2012

A new multidisciplinary project examines how Israeli settlements, a burgeoning neoliberal economy and loss of traditional heritage is quickly transforming Palestine’s landscapes and public spaces.

Radio station aims to empower Palestinian women

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours
Ramallah
23 February 2012

Nisaa FM is an almost entirely female-run Palestinian radio station based in Ramallah and the only radio station in the Middle East devoted solely to women’s issues.

Concert interrupted by PA police over song critical of UN statehood bid

At the Palestinian New Year’s festival at Arafat Square in Ramallah, musician Basel Zayed and his group Turab were prevented from completing their music concert by the Palestinian police because the group sang “El-Doleh” ; a satirical song about the Palestinian promised state.

Actions in support with the FreedomWaves ships

Demonstrations were held today in Ramallah and Gaza in support with the Freedom Waves flotilla on it’s way to Gaza.

Protesters in Ramallah marched from Manara Square to a UN building to demand protection for the Freedom Waves flotilla.

Palestinian youth also submitted a statement demanding UN action to protect the boats and end complicity with the Gaza siege.

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