simmons | August 14, 2011
Scores of Russian-speaking youth from Israel, North America and the former Soviet Union have gathered in Israel for a two-week international summer camp organized by the Jewish Agency and the Genesis Foundation.
simmons | August 14, 2011
Glenn was granted a special meeting with Israel's Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger. In the clip above, Glenn and the Chief Rabbi discuss preparations for the August 24th Restoring Courage event in Jerusalem—Free clip
simmons | August 13, 2011
Israel has approved the building of thousands of new settlements in a dusputed area in East Jerusalem creating tension with Palestinians. Peace talks between the two sides have been deadlocked by the construction of Jewish homes in the West Bank. And as analyst Gershon Baskin told RT, the latest announcement is yet another step away from a compromise.
simmons | August 13, 2011
Israelis poured into streets across their country in unprecedented numbers on Saturday, with police counting over a quarter of a million people joining protests calling for sweeping economic reforms. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said at least 200000 people joined demonstrations in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv alone
richards | August 12, 2011
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simmons | August 11, 2011
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simmons | August 11, 2011
The popular committee, or local council, of Kufr Qaddoum requested the attendance of ISM volunteers at their first demonstration in the village after more than six years of protracted legal arguments before the notoriously one-sided Israeli High Court. The attempts to gain justice through legal recourse were motivated by a unilateral Israeli decision in 2003 to block the main arterial road linking Kufr Qaddoum with Nablus.
simmons | August 11, 2011
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simmons | August 11, 2011
Protests in Israel have entered their third week and the tent city continues to sprawl through one of Tel Aviv's main boulevards. Benyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, has set up a special committee to discuss the sit ins, yet the protests show no sign of abating
simmons | August 11, 2011
Protests against high prices and social inequality in Israel are entering their third week. With Israel's social justice movement looking at ways to reduce government spending and the cost of living, settlement spending in the occupied West Bank is now coming under scrutiny. In a tented city in Tel Aviv, the leaders of the social justice movement have yet to issue specific demands from the government, but the expense of maintaining the West Bank settlements is being discussed.
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