Israel Orders Deportation of 12 Foreign Activists Detained During West Bank Olive Harvest
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Israel orders deportation of 12 foreign activists detained during West Bank olive harvest
RAMALLAH: Israeli authorities have ordered the deportation of 12 international activists detained while helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported on Friday. The activists were among 17 people detained earlier on Friday in Kafr Ni’ma village, west of Ramallah, alongside two foreign journalists and three Palestinians, following an attack by Israeli settlers. The Faza’a solidarit…
Izraelskéokupační úřady se rozhodly vyhostit 12 mezinárodníchsosyalů, kteří byli v pátek zadrženi při podpoře palestinských zemědělců během sklizně oliv ...
"They're taking us away. We didn't do anything. Do something." It's only a few minutes till 10:00 when the voice is loaded...
According to the Faz3a Campaign, Israel will deport 12 foreign activists detained in Kafr Nime in the West Bank tomorrow. The activists work to protect Palestinian farmers from attacks by Israeli soldiers and Israelis who have seized their land.
Israel has reportedly decided to deport 12 foreign activists who were detained while supporting the olive harvest in the village of Kafr Nime in the West Bank. According to the Faz3a Campaign, the activists will be deported tomorrow morning.
Today, on Friday, Israeli forces arrested 17 people, including 12 foreign collaborators, two foreign journalists and three Palestinians, during their participation in the olive harvest in Kafr Namah village, west of Ramallah, West Bank. According to Palestinian News Agency sources, a group of settlers attacked citizens, foreign solidarity, and journalists in the peace zone near Mount Reisan in the village, while assisting farmers... read more.
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