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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Thursday, November 30, 2006. I've arrived home by now. I'm not sure what to say to sum up this trip as a whole - maybe the words will come later when my head has cleared. I've had a very powerful, altering and rich experience and hope that I remember every detail always. This is God's land! Looking forward to is an olive harvest where internationals are not needed at all. Links to this post.

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Thursday, November 30, 2006. I've arrived home by now. I'm not sure what to say to sum up this trip as a whole - maybe the words will come later when my head has cleared. I've had a very powerful, altering and rich experience and hope that I remember every detail always. This is God's land! Looking forward to is an olive harvest where internationals are not needed at all. Links to this post.

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Writing from Palestine: Some photos from this week

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Tuesday, November 07, 2006. Some photos from this week. Amer harvests from a 600 year old tree in the village of Tell. My new friends in Tell! Harvesting on the hill overlooking Huwarra village (overlooked by Yitzar settlement). Huwarra checkpoint, south of Nablus. Posted by Steph at 5:16 PM. Links to this post:. View my complete profile. Negotiating Daily Life: Land Access and Checkpoint.

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Writing from Palestine: Harvesting post-attack in Azmut

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Tuesday, November 07, 2006. Harvesting post-attack in Azmut. On Saturday, during a settler convention at the Elon Moreh settlement that overlooks Azmut and a few other Palestinian villages, about 25 settlers came down the hill to the groves and threw rocks at families and internationals who were harvesting. I was not there, but feel free to read the report. Pick olives for this reason.

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Writing from Palestine: Negotiating Daily Life: Land Access and Checkpoint Encounters

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Monday, November 06, 2006. Negotiating Daily Life: Land Access and Checkpoint Encounters. When we were told that we were cleared to go we informed the soldiers that we would stay with the 2 men who’s huwwiyas they had, until they were finished with them. They seemed surprised by this and immediately returned them to their owners, clearly not actually needing to check up on them.

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Writing from Palestine: Photos from the invasion (and aftermath) in Ein Beit El Ma

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Wednesday, November 15, 2006. Photos from the invasion (and aftermath) in Ein Beit El Ma. The funeral of 26-year-old Baha' Salah Al-Khater. Posted by Steph at 6:06 PM. Links to this post:. View my complete profile. An Invasion and Shaheed in El ‘Ein Refugee Camp. Dirt Mound Temporarily Becomes Law. Harvesting post-attack in Azmut. Some photos from this week. Olive harvest in Iraq Burin.

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Writing from Palestine: Olive harvest in Iraq Burin

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Reports from an American activist in the West Bank. Working in solidarity with Palestinians against the occupation. Tuesday, October 31, 2006. Olive harvest in Iraq Burin. Each time one of us climbed onto a thin or unsteady branch to reach the high-up olives, Abu Haytham told us to be careful in his own warm way, shouting Hospital strike! Joking that the hospitals may strike too, and if we injure ourselves we can’t get help. Posted by Steph at 11:04 PM. Links to this post:. View my complete profile.

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Palestine Olive Harvest: November 2006

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Koreland: March 2009

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02 March, 2009. Death of a non-comformist. He was famous for his unique (and hylarious) way of always speaking half in Spanish half in Catalan, continuously mixing both languages in every phrase, and also for his outrageous, politically motivated cursing in public, something that also drove snobbish right wing people crazy and got them to say that he was a "ghetto" (or our equivalent word in Catalan and Spanish), tastless and talentless character. Read more in English here. Said as a response to the deat...

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Koreland: March 2006

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23 March, 2006. ETA declares permanent ceasefire. From newspaper GARA English edition:. ETA has decided to declare a ceasefire that is to become operative as of this Friday and will be permanent. The organisation announced the news in a message sent to the on-line edition of the Basque newspaper. Addressing all organisations, it asks that they respond "responsibly and consistently to this move by ETA" and urges Spanish and French authorities to respond positively. ETA also declared an indefinite ceasefir...

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Koreland: December 2006

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26 December, 2006. Christmas holiday in Boston. On my way to work the other day I walked by one of the many homeless people that populate the streets of. It was early afternoon in a busy shopping street two days before Christmas, and people were rushing around him in their shopping frenzy. In front of me, a woman in a fur coat dragging a dozen shopping bags just walked by without turning her head to the spare change? Because that is what these holidays are about, isn’t it? Why worry about the powerful st...

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Koreland: May 2006

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24 May, 2006. Catalan activists protest the Israeli apartheid wall. Pictures by SHU Sant Boi). Here is a front picture of the wall. And here is one of the back. The action ended with a concert on the street. For pictures of the real wall in Palestine and information about current campaigns to oppose it go to http:/ stopthewall.org/index.shtml. Posted by Kore @ 5:47 PM. Boston, Masschusetts, United States. Koreland és una terra a cavall entre Barcelona, el meu lloc d'origen, i Boston, on visc actualment&#...

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Koreland: August 2006

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20 August, 2006. Transitions are always difficult. It takes time and struggle for societies and individuals to cope with them and assimilate the feelings of hope and anticipation but also d. Disorientation, unrest and disappointment they awaken. This post was supposed to come way earlier and be way more specific but, you know, transition times are hard. Transition part 1: Bye Prishtina. Check all the pictures fromKosova and further explanations at. Parallel structures, including courts and other outlets ...

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Koreland.cat: d’agost 2006

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Dilluns, d’agost 21, 2006. Les transicions són sempre difícils. Fan falta temps i esforç perque societats i individus les afrontin i assimilin els sentiments d’esperança i anticipació, pero també de desorientació, intranquilitat i decepció que desperten. Voldria haver publicat aquest text molt abans i fer-lo més específic però, ja sabeu, els períodes de transicioó són durs. Transicions, primera part: Adéu Prishtina. Més fotos de Kosova i comentaris a Koreland fotos. Al municipi de Shterpce, on hi ha un e...

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Koreland: July 2006

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18 July, 2006. No boundaries for Israel's state-terrorism. First of all, the best first hand updated information about Israel's attack on Lebanon at. As I follow the news about the new Israeli horror campaign in Lebanon I keep sinking in rage, frustration, sadness and more rage. This article from counterpunch website reflects some of the thoughts I have been immerse in all day:. The Insane Brutality of the State of Israel". Atrocities in the Promised Land. By KATHLEEN CHRISTISON. As Warschawski notes bit...

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Koreland: October 2006

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21 October, 2006. Different countries, different ethnicities, different cultures, but surprisingly similar struggles. Social justice, revolution, solidarity, BUT. Here's to all the amazing women from so many different origins who have shared their stories, their frustrations, their dreams and their strenght with me and thus, shaped this manifesto. And to all men who want to listen. In short, I don’t want you to love me because you need me, but to need me because you love me. I will surrender my body and ...

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Koreland: June 2006

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28 June, 2006. Road trip to Albania. I just came back from a short trip to. We drove from Prishtina through. To the city of. It is only a 10 hours drive, but it was a very interesting experience, with my Albano-Kosovar trip mates telling me how some of them drove these same roads as refuges in 1999 when trying to escape from the war with. Having to wait at the Macedonian border for days. Only a 10 hour drive (and 10 more on the way back), but a lot of stamps in my passport and some border anecdotes:.

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