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Israeli-Palestinian fatalitites since 2000: Key trends

This paper examines some of the major trends in the fatalities of Palestinians and Israelis since the beginning of the second intifada until July 2007. Amongst the most notable trends are: the continuing high rate of fatalities amongst civilians, who account for more than half the total of all those killed; the declining number of Israelis killed; and a continuing high death rate for Palestinian adults and children, particularly in the Gaza Strip.  


Narrations of the Palestinian 1948 Catastrophe

The Palestine Media Unit of the Public Relations Department at the An-Najah National University in Nablus recently issued the English version of the book Narrations of the Palestinian 1948 Catastrophe, a compilation of first-hand accounts of the events constituting what Palestinians call the Nakba, or catastrophe, in which hundreds of thousands fled from their homes in what was to become the new state of Israel. The entire book has been published online in PDF format. 


Palestinian workers' boycott call

Today, 11th of February 2007, we, the Palestinian labour federations, vocational and professional trade unions, and the grassroots Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, have convened a press conference to announce a call for solidarity with our workers and the Palestinian people endorsed by the General Union of Palestinian Workers, Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions, the Coalition of Independent Democratic Trade Unions and other professional unions. 


Birzeit students and lecturers call for academic boycott

We urge international civil society and the academic community to join our call to comprehensively boycott Israeli academics who contribute or refuse to stand up against the occupation, until: Israel withdraws its military from the occupied territories, including East Jerusalem; removes all its colonies in those lands and agrees to United Nations resolutions relevant to the restitution of Palestinian refugees rights. 


The Jerusalem Declaration on Christian Zionism

"Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God." (Matthew 5:9) Christian Zionism is a modern theological and political movement that embraces the most extreme ideological positions of Zionism, thereby becoming detrimental to a just peace within Palestine and Israel. The Christian Zionist programme provides a worldview where the Gospel is identified with the ideology of empire, colonialism and militarism. 


Poll on depression in the occupied Palestinian territories

The survey covered a number of issues that examined the state of mind of Palestinians and how they perceive some aspects related to their life especially at a time of increasing unemployment, lack of prospects of a political settlement, a deepening hardship, etc. As such, NEC has used a "depression" indicator that was used in Kosovo by some international agencies. 


Poll on Palestinian opposition to attacking churches

In lieu of the recent attacks on churches and mass demonstrations which are a direct result of the Pope's negative statements regarding Islam, 91% of Palestinians oppose these attacks on Palestinian churches, with 63% of Palestinians strongly opposing these attacks and 28% generally opposing these attacks. There is only minimal support for attacks on Palestinian churches as a mere 4% of Palestinians strongly support attacks on churches and 6% generally support these acts. 


Costs of conflict: Nablus after five years of conflict

Nablus is the West Bank's second largest governorate with a population of 327,000. In the past five years, it has been one of the most severely hit by the conflict, experiencing the highest number of casualties, the most severe physical damage and intense restrictions on movement. This report examines the result of five years of conflict on Nablus, by examining the effects of Israeli occupation policies on personal security, the economy, freedom of movement, and human rights. 


Call for boycotts, divestment and sanctions

One year after the historic Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) which found Israel's Wall built on occupied Palestinian territory to be illegal, Israel continues its construction of the colonial Wall with total disregard to the Court's decision. Thirty eight years into Israel's occupation of the Palestinian West Bank (including East Jerusalem), Gaza Strip and the Syrian Golan Heights, Israel continues to expand Jewish colonies. 



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