Demonstration against Policy of Separation in Hebron.
Photo by ActiveStills.org.
See this photo blog by Shawn Duffy of Shuhada Street.
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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.
Israeli government goes after Breaking the Silence funding
Haaretz reports that the Israeli Foreign Ministry is pressurising the Dutch government to end its funding of Breaking the Silence, the organisation that recently released testimonies of human rights abuses committed by the Israeli Defence Force and whose members have provided many of the materials on this website. What's worse, is that it looks like Dutch Foreign Minister Maxime Verhagen "reproached senior figures in the Dutch Foreign Ministry upon learning this and gave instructions to launch an internal investigation on the matter."
Read the article in Haaretz at:
http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1102793.html
