Daily Archives: November 26, 2005

[Israel-OPT / press release] Nonviolent demo against the wall in Aboud village – 25th November 2005

NONVIOLENT DEMOSTRATION AGAINST THE WALL IN PALESTINIAN VILLAGE ABOUD
Three demonstrators detained and beaten up by the army, witnessed by an Italian volunteer. Tear gas shoot on children, an Israeli activist detained, some people wounded by tear gas and sound bombs.

Aboud, Ramallah Area – This morning about 400 persons, Christians and Muslims from Aboud, Israelis peace activists (among them some refusniks) and some internationals including volunteers of Operation Dove – Association Community Pope John XXIII – that live in Aboud since one year, had formed a nonviolent march attempting to arrive to the Wall building site, close to the Palestinian village.

Otherwise the Separation Wall has already been completed on the Green Line (the border between the State of Israel and the West Bank 1967 Occupied Territories) 6 kilometers west from Aboud, making already impossible to pass from this area to the Israeli territories, now the Israeli Ministry of Defense is building this Additional Fence close to the village with the probable goal to annex to Israel Bet Arye and Ofarim nearby settlements, established in the eighties on Aboud’s land and declared illegal by an UN Security Council resolution.

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More info&photos: ISM weblog | Stopthewall.org

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Israel/OPT update: Aboud 20-26 November 2005

Sunday 20 November
At 6.30 a.m. a check point was at entrance of Aboud. After 30 minutes soldiers left.

Thursday 24 November
From 7.00 a.m. to 9.00 a.m. a check point was in Surda. People obligated to cross walking; many of them was university.

Friday 25 November
In Aboud a pacific demonstration against the building of the fence took place after 12.00 a.m. Since morning until 4.00 pm, the Israeli army placed checkpoints at the two villages entries preventing Israeli and international peace activist and journalists to join the demonstration; Israeli pacifist and internationals come to Aboud by foot.

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