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Anderson still critical after 19 days in intensive care Apr 01 09 Maisa, a child growing imprisoned behind the Annexation Wall Dec 20 08 Occupation re-routes Wall: 200 trees being uprooted in Jayyous Nov 10 08 Latest News ArticlesIsraeli sub crosses the Egyptian Suez Peninsula. 11:01 Sat 04 Jul Bahraini officials arrive in Israel to take five Bahraini nationals back home 10:24 Sat 04 Jul Israel cuts off water to Arab Druze towns on hottest day of year 01:49 Sat 04 Jul Israel pledges to compensate UN for shelling its facilities in Gaza 23:53 Fri 03 Jul Three children diagnosed with swine-flu 23:31 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers attack the Nil'in weekly Protest 17:26 Fri 03 Jul Three Injured during the weekly Bil'in protest 16:13 Fri 03 Jul Israeli Housing Minister Concerned over increasing Arab population 11:32 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers wound a Palestinian woman at a roadblock in the Jordan valley 08:04 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers break into the Al Aqsa Mosque yard, kidnap three Palestinians 05:37 Fri 03 Jul Full StoryIsraeli army prevents farmers from reaching their land in Al Zawia Thursday July 19, 2007 15:43 by Ghassan Bannoura and R. P. - International Middle East Media Center - IMEMC Editorial Group
 Israeli soldiers manning a gate in the illegal Israeli wall separating the northern West Bank village of Al Zawia from its agricultural land refused to grant farmers access to their lands on Thursday. The farmers reported that, upon reaching the gate, soldiers closed it, refusing them entry and forcing them to leave the area. Local sources added that most of the lands trapped behind the wall are the only source of income for those farmers, and that not being able to collect the olive and almond fruits farmed there means that they will have no source of income. The sources called upon local and international human rights groups to intervene in order to stop the suffering of the farmers. |
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