In Jerusalem You killed me … and I forgot, like you, to die.

Duma, (West Bank) Palestine late July 2015: An eighteen-month-old Palestinian child, Ali Dawabsheh has been burnt alive in an arson attack by  Jewish extremists, while both his parents died from their injuries within weeks.

From the first day, the Israeli authorities imposed a press embargo on the subject, banning the media from publishing any details or developments related to the investigation. On 31 August 2015, the embargo was extended by a month. 

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The so-called “zionist kiss”?Trump and Netanyahu share an intimate kiss on West Bank wall mural// Le soi-disant “baiser fraternel sioniste” entre Trump et Netanyahu sur “la barrière de sécurité” en Cisjordanie.

In the darkness of the night, a graffiti artist managed to make Israel’s separation barrier in the West Bank town of Bethlehem — already considered the world’s most contentious wall — more controversial with a mural of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharing a kiss.

Israeli forces attack Palestinian march protests held in in support of hunger-striking prisoners, injuries reported

Aljazeera and Wafa report that dozens of Palestinians have been injured during protests in various parts of the West Bank, occupied since 1967 by the Israeli army, and near the security barrier that seals off the Gaza Strip the 19th of May.

Many ppl think it’s only Muslims that R occupied & oppressed by 🇮🇱-Palestinian Christians R no different. Brave Christian girl resisting IOF pic.twitter.com/ZNvnVElCGH

— Abbs Winston (@AbbsWinston) 19 mai 2017

At least three Palestinians Friday were shot and injured with live bullets fired by Israeli forces toward Palestinians marching near contacts points to the east, south, and north of the Gaza Strip, in solidarity with hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, said sources.

Netanyahu accusé de déformer l’histoire: “Hitler ne voulait pas exterminer les juifs”

Hitler ne voulait pas exterminer les juifs, seulement les expulser, a déclaré le Premier ministre israélien Benyamin Netanyahu, mardi. C’est le mufti de Jérusalem, Amin al-Husseini, qui lui a soufflé l’idée de la Solution finale.