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Hebron, Occupied Palestine How Jewish settlers raise their kids? Hate and Racism and ready to kill!

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Israeli soldiers confiscated all the sewing machines, furniture, and clothes which were to be given to orphans. International human rights workers with the organization Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) said: "soldiers looted the workshop of all its sewing and processing machines, office equipment, rolls of cloth, finished clothing and supplies." Members of CPT documented the raid, and the contents of the workshop being loaded into two forty foot tucks. http://tinyurl.com/5oaa7g Author: sabbah Keywords: orphanage orphans orphan Palestine Hebron alkhalil Israel Palestinian Zionism Added: May 10, 2008

Israeli soldiers confiscated all the sewing machines, furniture, and clothes which were to be given to orphans. International human rights workers with the organization Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) said: "soldiers looted the workshop of all its sewing and processing machines, office equipment, rolls of cloth, finished clothing and supplies." Members of CPT documented the raid, and the contents of the workshop being loaded into two forty foot tucks.http://tinyurl.com/6ljeb

In January 2007, B'Tselem launched "Shooting Back", a video advocacy project focusing on the Occupied Territories. We provide Palestinians living in high-conflict areas with video cameras, with the goal of bringing the reality of their lives under occupation to the attention of the Israeli and international public, exposing and seeking redress for violations of human rights. The Rashid family lives in a cave in the village of Haribat a-Nabi in the Southern Hebron Hills – right next to the Separation Barrier. In September 2007 The family made a video tape to introduce Israelis to their home and way of life. The tape also presents one of the children reading a letter to Israelis, and soldiers detaining farmers near the cave during the month of Ramadan, captured on film by the children. www.btselem.org

The army has fenced off the farmland of Khalifah Da'neh, a Palestinian resident of the Hebron District, attaching it to the lands of the adjacent settlement Givat Haharsinah. On the morning of 5 February 2008, a settler drove his car onto the farmland, began to cut off branches of fruit trees. Da'neh stood startled on the other side of the fence, unable to do anything about it. He filmed the incident in its entirety. Da'neh handed the video film over to the police, with whom he filed a complaint. Israel fenced and attached Da'neh s land to the settlement in 2004, classifying it a special security zone. The state promised the High Court of Justice that it would enable Palestinian farmers free entry to their fenced land, and would prohibit settlers from entering. The Da'neh case shows that the reality is just the opposite: absurdly, Israel does not permit entry of Palestinian landowners to special security zones, yet enables settlers to enter the land as they wish. www.btselem.org

In January 2007, B'Tselem launched "Shooting Back", a video advocacy project focusing on the Occupied Territories. We provide Palestinians living in high-conflict areas with video cameras, with the goal of bringing the reality of their lives under occupation to the attention of the Israeli and international public, exposing and seeking redress for violations of human rights. The Rashid family lives in a cave in the village of Haribat a-Nabi in the Southern Hebron Hills right next to the Separation Barrier. In September 2007 the family made a video tape to introduce Israelis to their home and way of life. The tape also presents one of the children reading a letter to Israelis, and soldiers detaining farmers near the cave during the month of Ramadan, captured on film by the children. www.btselem.org

In January 2007, B'Tselem launched "Shooting Back", a video advocacy project focusing on the Occupied Territories. We provide Palestinians living in high-conflict areas with video cameras, with the goal of bringing the reality of their lives under occupation to the attention of the Israeli and international public, exposing and seeking redress for violations of human rights. The Abu 'Ayesha family lives across the street from the extremist Tel Rumeida settlement in Hebron, West Bank. They suffer severe and frequent harassment at the hands of the settlers. 14-year-old Fida' Abu 'Ayesha has taken to using the camera as a form of protection, and as a way of documenting her reality. This is some of her footage, filmed between July 2006 and August 2007. www.btselem.org

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Live in Brazil, 2005 Author: eternitylures Keywords: Groundation Roots reggae Hebron Gate Added: March 14, 2008

Au-delà des murs from senka XXI on Vimeo. Cartel Exposition "Perceptions de Palestine": Hebron, prend la symbolique d’une visite à fleur de peau. Où les sentiments de haine, de dégoût et d’incompréhension se bousculent. Soudainement, un son aérien prenant et enivrant apparaît. Comme pour esquisser un espoir. Celui d’un sol divisé, où le ciel deviens alors, terre de partage. “Au-delà des murs ”, Hebron, Palestine, 2K7 Court métrage réalisé par David Bayle _ Start XXI Cast: senka XXI

A collection of memories and times from Hebron's second winterguard competition. The camera follows the life and times of JV, from after we check in to when we're leaving. =D Enjoy it, peeps! Author: aragrey Keywords: fruit salad hebron high school jv winterguard competition trogdor burninate Added: February 21, 2008

At the end of 2007, Israel closed two crossings that connected it with the southern West Bank, leaving Palestinians only three crossings to use. Since then, thousands of Palestinian laborers are forced to spend most of the night waiting in long lines to enter Israel. www.btselem.org

Israeli soldiers from the Israeli Army displayed their buttocks in an exhibition known colloquially as "mooning" to a Palestinian shepherd and two international volunteers from Christian Peacemaker Teams.

Israeli soldiers from the Israeli Army displayed their buttocks in an exhibition known colloquially as "mooning" to a Palestinian shepherd and two international volunteers from Christian Peacemaker Teams. Author: sabbah Keywords: Palestine Israel occupation settlers Hebron Zionism Zionist settlement Added: January 30, 2008

Im dichten Nebel Hebrons f hrt der zur Hamas geh rende Scheich Shafiq Kawasme ein Kamerateam des SWR zu den Tr mmern eines Hauses. Hier, so erz hlt er, sei vor zwei Jahren sein Sohn Hatem in die Luft geflogen, als er einen Sprengstoffg rtel montierte, mit dem er einen Selbstmordattent ter nach Israel schicken wollte. "Ein Arbeitsunfall", sagt der Pal stinenser lakonisch und f gt hinzu: "Mein Sohn starb, als er gegen ber seinem Volk und seiner Religion eine Pflicht erf llte. Und das ist die beste Art zu sterben." In den Augen der j dischen Siedlerin Dalia Daniel sind alle Pal stinenser Terroristen. Ihre Familie geh rt zu den zu keinem Kompromiss bereiten Veteranen der Siedlerbewegung. Ihre Nichte Efrat und deren Mann Yitzchak mussten vor zwei Jahren den Gazastreifen verlassen, als dort die Siedlungen ger umt wurden. Heute leben sie in Hebron im Westjordanland und sehen mit Verbitterung auf ihre damalige "Vertreibung" zur ck. Der j dische Staat, so meinen sie, sei ihnen in den R cken gefallen. Wie die meisten der Siedler sehen sie sich als Werkzeuge Gottes, durch die dessen Verhei ung verwirklicht werde, das 'Heilige Land' auf immer und ewig den Juden zu geben. Hebron ist die Hochburg der Fundamentalisten zweier Religionen. Seit Israel vor 40 Jahren im Sechstagekrieg das Westjordanland besetzte, ist diese Stadt, in der nach dem Glauben von Juden, Christen und Muslimen der biblische Urvater Abraham begraben ist, ein brodelnder Konfliktherd f r j dische Siedler und kampfbereite Islamisten. Beide Gruppen sehen sich als die wahren Erben Arahams, und an eine Vers hnung der zerstrittenen Nachkommen ist nicht zu denken. Die Spuren des Hasses haben sich auf beiden Seiten tief eingefressen. Frieden, da sind sich pal stinensische Hamas und j dische Siedler einig, wird es im Nahen Osten nie geben. SWR-Autor Uri Schneider schildert mit seiner Reportage daher eine fast ausweglose Lage.Im dichten Nebel Hebrons f hrt der zur Hamas geh rende Scheich Shafiq Kawasme ein Kamerateam des SWR zu den Tr mmern eines Hauses. Hier, so erz hlt er, sei vor zwei Jahren sein Sohn Hatem in die Luft geflogen, als er einen Sprengstoffg rtel montierte, mit dem er einen Selbstmordattent ter nach Israel schicken wollte. "Ein Arbeitsunfall", sagt der Pal stinenser lakonisch und f gt hinzu: "Mein Sohn starb, als er gegen ber seinem Volk und seiner Religion eine Pflicht erf llte. Und das ist die beste Art zu sterben." In den Augen der j dischen Siedlerin Dalia Daniel sind alle Pal stinenser Terroristen. Ihre Familie geh rt zu den zu keinem Kompromiss bereiten Veteranen der Siedlerbewegung. Ihre Nichte Efrat und deren Mann Yitzchak mussten vor zwei Jahren den Gazastreifen verlassen, als dort die Siedlungen ger umt wurden. Heute leben sie in Hebron im Westjordanland und sehen mit Verbitterung auf ihre damalige "Vertreibung" zur ck. Der j dische Staat, so meinen sie, sei ihnen in den R cken gefallen. Wie die meisten der Siedler sehen sie sich als Werkzeuge Gottes, durch die dessen Verhei ung verwirklicht werde, das 'Heilige Land' auf immer und ewig den Juden zu geben. Hebron ist die Hochburg der Fundamentalisten zweier Religionen. Seit Israel vor 40 Jahren im Sechstagekrieg das Westjordanland besetzte, ist diese Stadt, in der nach dem Glauben von Juden, Christen und Muslimen der biblische Urvater Abraham begraben ist, ein brodelnder Konfliktherd f r j dische Siedler und kampfbereite Islamisten. Beide Gruppen sehen sich als die wahren Erben Arahams, und an eine Vers hnung der zerstrittenen Nachkommen ist nicht zu denken. Die Spuren des Hasses haben sich auf beiden Seiten tief eingefressen. Frieden, da sind sich pal stinensische Hamas und j dische Siedler einig, wird es im Nahen Osten nie geben. SWR-Autor Uri Schneider schildert mit seiner Reportage daher eine fast ausweglose Lage.

This short series of combat quality video clips is meant to give the viewer just a small glimpse into what the Jewish Community of Hebron and Kiriat Arba have gone through at the hands of their Palestinian "neighbors". These videos are not for the faint of heart. It shows Jewish men, women, and children deliberately being targeted by Palestinian terror groups who attempted to, once again, wipe out the Jewish community of Hebron. The sad part of this documentary is that the Palestinian terror groups worked with the full cooperation and consent of the "peaceful" Palestinian population of Hebron...the same "peaceful" population that danced in joy when the Twin Towers in New York were destroyed. This documentary does not pretend to be objective...it is only intended to allow the viewer to experience a small part of what the Jewish Community of Hebron has gone through, time and time again...they don't want you to walk a mile in their shoes (it might prove fatal for you), they want you only to try and understand where they are coming from and then ask yourself, in all honesty, what you would do...what you would feel, if your home town—and you children—were subjected to this, day after day. Author: emet07 Keywords: commentary analysis documentary Jewish Settlers Palistinians Seige Hebron Added: January 24, 2008

l'image est pas bonne mais le son est trop bon Ce reportage met bien en évidence la nature fasciste et terroriste du Betar.Ceci s'applique également à la LDJ.Il faut rappeler ici que ces deux milices terroristes sont interdites aux USA et en Israël.Faisons pression sur l'État français pour faire interdire ces milices!Author: edyes Tags: betar terrorisme israël nazi palestine bush guerre hebron irak sionisme sioniste tsahal edyes crime violence état droit olmert sharon france Posted: 16 January 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Great Jewish music by Avraham Fried in Concert at the Town Hall, the 2001 Hebron Benefit Concert held in New York City, in the shadow of the horrible event that took the lives of 3000 Americans. The music is also the message, as relevant then as it is now today...told in the manner of the prophets and bards of old...in the universal language that reaches the hearts of all people. Author: emet07 Keywords: alternative pop religious rock soul Avraham Fried Hebron Jewish Music Added: January 8, 2008

Great Jewish music by Avraham Fried in Concert at the Town Hall, the 2001 Hebron Benefit Concert held in New York City, in the shadow of the horrible event that took the lives of 3000 Americans. The music is also the message, as relevant then as it is now today...told in the manner of the prophets and bards of old...in the universal language that reaches the hearts of all people. Author: emet07 Keywords: alternative pop rock religious soul folk Avraham Fried Hebron Jews Jewish Music Added: January 7, 2008

Great Jewish music by Yeuda Glantz in Concert at the Town Hall, the 2001 Hebron Benefit Concert held in New York City, in the shadow of the horrible event that took the lives of 3000 Americans. The music is also the message, as relevant then as it is now today...told in the manner of the prophets and bards of old...in the universal language that reaches the hearts of all people. Author: emet07 Keywords: alternative folk pop rap religious soul rock Jewish Music Yehuda Glantz Hebron Added: January 7, 2008

Great Jewish music by Yehuda Glantz in Concert at the Town Hall, the 2001 Hebron Benefit Concert held in New York City, in the shadow of the horrible event that took the lives of 3000 Americans. The music is also the message, as relevant then as it is now today...told in the manner of the prophets and bards of old...in the universal language that reaches the hearts of all people. Author: emet07 Keywords: alternative folk pop religious rock soul Hebron Jewish Music Yehuda Glantz Added: January 6, 2008

HEBRON, Occupied Palestinian Territory, 5 October 2007 -- Ongoing conflict poses threats to the education of Palestinian children. Not only is safe access to school often jeopardized, but it is hard for them to thrive once they get into the classroom.As part of a back-to-school campaign, UNICEF -- with the support of the Saudi Committee for Relief of Palestinian People, and the Government of the Netherlands -- has provided almost 40,000 remedial worksheets and 1,500 math and science kits, and has distributed more than 50,000 school bags and 275 school uniforms. This support is aimed at improving the quality of education and ensuring that all children remain in school."Going back to school is very important for children, mainly for girls -- it brings a sense of normality in their lives in an abnormal context," said UNICEF's Project Officer in Hebron, Wafa Obeidat.To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/oPt_41130.html

Chinese goods have begun flooding Palestinian markets. In the West Bank town of Hebron alone, there are 800 traders who do business with China. Some Palestinian shoppers have welcomed the lower prices but the competition is proving too stiff for local West Bank factories. Al Jazeera's Walid Batrawi reports. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Walid Batrawi Al Jazeera Aljazeera English Hebron China West Bank Palestine Added: September 8, 2007

Author: realnews Added: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 19:19:08 -0800 Duration: 125Ultra-religious Jewish families had illegally squatted in barricaded apartments in city's market area Tuesday August 7th, 2007 Today in Hebron, Israeli troops used sledgehammers to smash through welded doors and concrete bunkers to get at Jewish settlers who threw stones and poured oil and water on them. The settlers had claimed ownership of two houses. Dozens of settlers and soldiers were slightly injured in the melee. Hundreds of thousands of other Israelis remain in illegal settlements in the West Bank. They were established after Israel began its occupation of the territory in 1967 following the Six Day War. Hebron is home to about 150,000 Palestinian Muslims and Christians as well as 700 ultra-religious Israeli settlers who are often heavely armed. Prior to riots in 1929, there was a Jewish Quarter in biblical Hebron. Twelve orthodox soldiers who had refused to take part in today's operation were earlier sentenced to 28 days in jail. The evictions came one day after the Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President and Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas met for three hours in the West Bank town of Jericho. In a deal with the Palestinian Authority, Israel agreed to evacuate 80 percent of Jewish settlers from Hebron in 1997. But Israel kept control of Hebron's market. It has been a closed military zone since 1994 when a Jewish extremist, Baruch Goldstein, shot and killed 29 Palestinians at the Tomb of the Patriarchs, sacred to both Muslims and Jews. APTN cameras recorded today's drama as it began just after sunrise and ended about three hours later. --Sent via http://heyspread.com : Upload videos to multiple sites quickly

Entre les insultes, les agressions, les jets de pierres et l'inutilit de l'arme de "scurit" d'Isral, les Palestiniens sont dans une situation insoutenable. Faites passer ce fait partout o vous pouvez.