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Recent Articles about Ramallah Israeli attacks
Troops invade Bil'in, break into homes, kidnapped one child Jun 30 09 The Israeli military invades Bil'in village and kidnap four civilians Jun 23 09 Latest News ArticlesIsrael 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 Army admits Gaza girl killed by soldiers' fire 05:22 Fri 03 Jul Hamas denies it planned to assassinate P.A figures in the West Bank 04:58 Fri 03 Jul Full StoryIsraeli soldiers abduct the head of the Popular Committee in Bil’in Friday November 21, 2008 06:41 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC News
 The “Friends of Freedom and Justice” committee in Bil’in village, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah, reported on Thursday that Israeli troops abducted Iyad Burnat, head of the Popular Committee Against the Wall in Bil’in. Burnat was kidnapped by the soldiers on Thursday morning, approximately at 09:30 a.m. He was on his way to visit the village of Naalin, also near Ramallah, and was accompanied by a group of American peace activists. Troops stationed at the entrance of Naalin barred Burnat and the activists from entering the village under the pretext that “it is a closed military zone”. Soldiers detained Burnat for several hours and released him later on. |
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