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Qafien village protest the Israeli illegal Wall

author Thursday June 05, 2008 22:37author by Ghassan Bannoura - IMEMC News Report post

Scores of Palestinians from Qafien village near the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem supported by international and Israeli peace activists marched on Thursday afternoon against the illegal Israeli wall built of the village land.


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The protesters marched from the village towards the Wall that separates local farmers from their lands, upon arrival speeches were delivered by the organizers.

According to local farmers in Qafien the Israeli Wall annexed at least 5 thousand Dunoms of their lands to Israel. (One Acer = Four Dunoms).

The protest is part of a two months campaign "Together against the Wall" wich is organized by the local popular committees against the Wall and settlements construction in the West Bank.

The organizers told media that on Friday another protests will be organized in Bil'in village near Ramallah, and in al Khader village near Bethlehem.

category tulkarem | non-violent action | news report author email ghassanb at imemc dot org
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