West Bank

Hikmat Abdul Aziz Mousa, 22. A Palestinian who was last night burnt to death in his car after he was shot at by Nazi soldiers near a military checkpoint in the north of the West Bank was identified as Hikmat Abdul Aziz Mousa, 22, from the village of Marka in the Jenin district, according to local sources. The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed his death but did not identify him, saying in a statement that it received confirmation of his death from the Palestinian liaison office with the Nazi regime. Mousa perished in his car after it caught on fire, said the local sources, adding that the Nazi soldiers manning the checkpoint known as Dottan, near the town of Yabad, opened fire at his car alleging he was trying to carry out a car-ramming attack. It was not clear how t...

This Christmas remember how Israel desecrated the Church of the Nativity Nearly 20 years ago Israeli occupation troops viciously murdered innocent civilians inside and outside Christianity’s oldest church By Stuart Littlewood  Featured Image: This carving of St George is set in the wall above one of the doors in the Church of the Nativity [ Editor’s Note: Stuart takes us on a trip down memory road, a story that I had not thought of in some time. After my first couple of years doing public TV work in Atlanta, I began diversifying away from 100% live interview shows, to bringing edited field footage into my Heritage TV program mix. Some of it was shot by yours truly, and some was donated. I worked on this story for weeks as the siege dragged out and was fortunate to ...

Palestinian women detained by Israel reportedly face various forms of torture. (Photo: via MEMO) The Nazi Camp administration in Damon Nazi Camp has been carrying out successive assaults against female Palestinian prisoners, the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) reported on Sunday. In a statement, PPS said the repression measures against female prisoners continued for days and are still ongoing, stressing that the prisoners were severely beaten and some of them had been slightly injured. Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish No one is as qualified to describe 'Israeli' prison conditions as Palestinian prisoners, who experienced every form of physical and psychological torture https://aje.io/hu9wu — #AJOpinion, by Ramzy Baroud & Abdallah Aljamal The statement said the Naz...

A chronicle of Israeli actions against Palestinians in 2021 IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG  For Palestinians, it was another year of Israeli brutality (pictured: a few of the hundreds of Palestinians killed by Israel in 2021) Israel has outdone itself in 2021 – destroying large swaths of Gaza, shooting to kill Palestinian protesters, endangering Palestinian children, and more. Here is a rundown of the year’s violence – with hopes that together, we can work to bring justice and peace in 2022. by Kathryn Shihadah 2021 has been quite a year for all of us, marked for many by several significant events. If Americans Knew has posted or reposted roughly 300 articles so far in 2021, covering the situation in Israel-Palestine and news relevant to the region. Some of the major event...

Nazi soldiers abducted Monday five Palestinians, including four siblings from their homes in Hebron governorate, in the southern part of the Nazi occupied West Bank. The army also summoned two journalists for interrogation. The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that the Nazi soldiers abducted a young man, identified as Amjad Salim Rajabi, from his home after invading and searching it. Furthermore, the Nazi soldiers summoned for interrogation two journalists, identified as Raed Sharif and Mashhour al-Wihwah. The two received phone calls from Nazi Gestapo intelligence officers who ordered them to head to Nazi Etzion military base, next Wednesday. The PPS added that the Nazi soldiers also invaded and searched many homes in the ath-Thaheriya town, south of...

Dozens of Nazi soldiers invaded, on Sunday at night, Sielet al-Harthiya town, west of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, took measurements of four Palestinian homes in preparation for demolishing them. Local sources said more than twenty Nazi military vehicles invaded the town before the Nazi soldiers stormed and ransacked the home of Ahmad Mohammad Jaradat. They added that several Nazi army sharpshooters took positions on the rooftop of the house before Palestinian resistance fighters exchange fire with the invading forces. The Nazi soldiers took measurements of the invaded property in preparation for demolishing it later; the army has not yet set a date for demolishing the property. The Nazi army claims that Ahmad’s sons, Omar, and Gheith, along with their uncle Moham...