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The Israeli army attacks the nonviolent protest in Bil'in village

author Friday August 08, 2008 21:29author by Rula Shahwan - IMEMC News Report post

The Israeli army dispersed the weekly nonviolent protest located in Bil'in village north of the West Bank city of Ramallah on Friday midday with gas, guns and grenades.local sources reported.


Israeli Troops attack peace activists in Billin

After the weekly Friday prayer, a group 300 internationals and peace activists marched a nonviolent protest in solidarity with the people of Bil'in village. The protest was against the illegal wall being built on the village lands.

The protestors were demonstrating against the Israeli killings of local civilians as well as the illegal closures and confiscation of lands and property. The protestors walked towards the wall with the intention of reaching the villagers lands behind it.

Israeli troops shot CS gas canisters, rubber-coated steel bullets, and concussion grenades at the protesters. A number of civilians reported suffering from gas inhalation and for the first time Israeli troops threw smelly manure at the protestors.

category ramallah | israeli attacks | news report author email rula at imemc dot org
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