Israeli military forces have told the residents of the village of Arab ar-Ramadin that they will all be expelled from their homes in the coming weeks, as part of the Israeli project of expansion onto Palestinian land in the West Bank. read full story / add a comment

Mohammed Mousa, 63, who has worked for forty years at the US Consulate in Jerusalem and is an American citizen, died of a heart attack when Israeli soldiers refused to allow him to pass through the checkpoint to work this week. read full story / add a comment

In a town that has become the forefront of the Palestinian non-violent resistance to the Israeli annexation Wall, the Palestinian residents of Naalin received notice today that the Israeli military plans to uproot hundreds of olive trees – the only source of revenue for most villagers. read full story / add a comment

An anti-Wall demonstration of at least two hundred of the residents of the al Ma'sarah village near the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem and dozens of International peace activists on Friday.

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Friday afternoon, dozens of residents of Shabateen village , north west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah marched to the construction site of the Separation Wall on their farm lands.

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Yuval Diskin, the head of the Israeli Security Service Shin Bet, stated that Israel must not remove any of the over 700 roadblocks and checkpoints that cover the Israeli-occupied Palestinian West Bank. He said that only when the Annexation Wall is fully completed should the possibility of removing roadblocks be considered. read full story / add a comment

On Friday morning, 150 Palestinian residents of al Ma'sarah village near the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem, joined by around thirty International and Israeli peace activists, gathered in the yard of a local school and then marched to an area of the village land that is set to be confiscated by the Israeli military for the construction of the Wall. read full story / add a comment

Palestinian medical sources reported that in recent period Israeli soldiers shot and injured several Palestinian children, and harshly attacked and clubbed others, as they were playing near the Annexation Wall in villages around Jerusalem. read full story / add a comment

The Israeli human rights group B'Tselem has issued a warning to the Israeli military after two different women had to give birth in cars in December after being prevented from leaving Azzoun Atmah village near Qalqilia. In addition, on Monday, a woman in Hebron was forced to give birth at a checkpoint. read full story / add a comment

On their weekly anti Wall protest, the residents of the village of Bil'in west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah were joined by Israeli and International peace activists. read full story / add a comment

Last night the rains finally arrived in Beit Jala, a small town in the West Bank, one kilometer west of Bethlehem and about eight kilometers south of Jerusalem. Its alluring hills are covered with olive trees, vineyards and apricots. In 1967 Israel confiscated 22 percent of Beit Jala's land. Now, the construction of Israel's separation wall is in full swing and will cut off another 45 per cent of Beit Jala's land. We went to visit the area to feel the impact of the wall and listen to the stories of the farmers who didn't sell their land and choose to resist the its confiscation. read full story / add a comment

With the massive concrete Annexation Wall towering over Bethlehem and blocking exit for virtually all Palestinians, international visitors on pilgrimage to Bethlehem for Christmas will be able to use an 'express checkpoint' to enter Bethlehem for Christmas. Palestinian Christians will still have to use the regular checkpoint. read full story / add a comment

After the weekly Friday prayers, residents of the West Bank village of Bil'in, near Ramallah and a group of International and Israeli peace activists took to the streets of the village. read full story / add a comment

At this week's anti-wall protest in al Ma'sarah village, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, the Israeli army attacked journalists who were reporting the event. read full story / add a comment