Re-open Shuhada Street to Palestinians
Demonstration against Policy of Separation in Hebron.
Photo by ActiveStills.org.
See this photo blog by Shawn Duffy of Shuhada Street.
25 February 2010 - International Day of Action
Print this logo on T-Shirts and/or on all fliers that you create to promote the day of action
This is the official campaign pamphlet for wide distribution.
Here is a simple flyer in Word format. Add the details for your local event and pass them out to people in your community! Feel free to reformat to your liking.
Support our campaign to open Shuhada Street
Sign the petition at petitiononline.com
NB: Due to spam and technical difficulties with hosting the petition on our site, we have restarted the petition at petitiononline.com.
Palestinians are not allowed on the main street of Hebron.
Shuhada Street in the 1990s.
Shuhada Street now. Note the settler graffiti on the closed Palestinian shops.
See these photographs depicting the occupation. Some of them are of Shuhada Street.
The shady Hebron Fund
Jewish Voice for Peace has alerted us to this troubling story:
The New York Mets are allowing the Hebron Fund, a Brooklyn-based non-profit supporting violent and racist Israeli settlers living in the West Bank City of Hebron, to hold a fundraiser at Citi Field on November 21st. These are the settlers whose unchecked violence against the Palestinian population has been described by Israeli newspaper Haaretz as a lynching and a pogrom.
Read the full story on the Jewish Voice for Peace website.
(New York Mets logo from Wikipedia)
