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Report From The Apartheid Wall, First Phase

Anonyme, Monday, June 16, 2003 - 02:16
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Mary La Rosa

These reports are based on human rights monitoring and/or nonviolent direct action in resistance to the Israeli occupation. This report arrives from:
International Women's Peace Service in Hares, Salfit, Palestine:

IWP is a group of women representing countries in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa, who have established a peace house in Hares and are living there alongside the Palestinians to learn about and assist their struggle for independence and self-determination.

They are committed to nonviolence.
For more info please see website http://www.womenspeacepalestine.org.

“The main road from Ramallah to Tulkarem
is blocked and the wall cuts off our neighbouring villages. We cannot accept this. How
shall we go from one place to the other?
Shall we fly?

These reports are based on human rights monitoring and/or nonviolent direct action in resistance to the Israeli occupation. This report arrives from: International Women's Peace Service in Hares, Salfit, Palestine:
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