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Palestinians in Masafer Yatta are surviving without water after Israeli settlers cut off a lifeline (opens the original)
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Palestinians in Masafer Yatta, in the south Hebron hills, are facing repeated water cuts after Israeli settlers damaged infrastructure supplying water to families in the area. According to Hebron’s governor Khaled Dudin, this attack follows a persistent pattern of settlers directly targeting the water supply, now for the fifth time. Masafer Yatta is a 36-square-kilometer semi-desertic hilly area in the South Hebron region of the occupied West Bank. It directly overlooks the Naqab desert and exte
Palestine Letter: When the context is the story (opens the original)
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I was in middle school when the Second Intifada broke out and I first became aware of the media and the way it framed events. I was too young to understand all the details, but I understood the context from which the uprising erupted. In the years before, I had grown up listening to stories about the First Intifada, the popular mass uprising of the late 1980s, and about the hope and optimism of a future in an independent Palestinian state. I remember the day Yasser Arafat arrived in Ramallah: th
Palestinians are responding to Israel’s stranglehold on the West Bank economy by forgiving each other’s debts en masse (opens the original)
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On September 4, at 7:00 a.m., Palestinian journalist Alaa Rimawi posted a simple call on his Facebook page: forgive the debts owed to you. By 8:00 a.m., responses forgiving half a million shekels had already come in. By Tuesday, the total had reached 75 million shekels — approximately $24 million. The campaign, which Rimawi named “Forgive for the Sake of God,” spread rapidly across the West Bank, drawing thousands of responses from individuals, business owners, and companies. A clothing store ow
Israel merges two settler outposts near Jerusalem, furthering the fragmentation of the West Bank (opens the original)
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As the UK prepared the announcement of sanctions on Israeli settlements last week, the Israeli government announced yet another settlement expansion project east of Jerusalem. The timing, according to observers, is not coincidental, and the scale of what was announced is unlike most settlement expansion decisions that have come before it. On September 4, the Israeli government announced the confiscation of 1,522 dunams (152.2 hectares) from the lands of the Palestinian town of Abu Dis, southeast
Israel has cut off water to 47 Palestinian families in the northern West Bank (opens the original)
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In the northern Jordan Valley, 47 Palestinian families have gone without water for over a month after Israeli forces bulldozed the roads to their herding community and cut the pipelines that once fed it. Lutfi Bani Odeh has lived on this land for 45 years. Through them all, the nearby towns of Atouf and Tammoun were where his children went to school, where his family sought healthcare, where they bought what they needed, and sold what they produced. Since early August, all of that has been cut o
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