Archive for the '2006' Category

URGENT CALLOUT – Funds needed to continue building Fasayil primary school

Sunday, December 23rd, 2007

As many of you will know, the Brighton Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group are involved in a joint solidarity project to build a much needeschool for the Palestinian village of Fasayil in the Jordan Valley Construction begun in the summer of 2007 in defiance of Israel’s complete ban on house building in the area and the school is a physical manifestation of the Palestinian people’s peaceful resistance to the occupation. On the 17th of October, Israel’s ‘Military Civil Administration’ issued an injunction against the continued building of the school and unless the village apply for a permit by the 29th of December the school can be demolished. However, house permits are never issued in Fasayil as the land is designated as ‘agricultural’ by the Israeli  authorities. (more…)

Call to Action Against Carmel Agrexco

Friday, December 21st, 2007

This Valentines Day show them you care!

The campaign against Carmel Agrexco, Israel’s largest exporter of stolen fruit, vegetables and flowers from the West bank of Occupied Palestine will step up a gear in the days leading up to Valentines day, 14 February 2008. This is the busiest time of year for this company. Previous actions have included blockades, occupations and
demonstrations.

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Fasayil School given until 29th December before Potential Demolition

Tuesday, December 4th, 2007

Since July the people of Fasayil, supported the Brighton-Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group and the Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, have been building a school in an act of defiance against Israeli military restrictions on building. (more…)

Update on Fasayil

Monday, November 5th, 2007

We telephoned Fasayil last night.

One member of the village committee said that the shell of the school, which they have been bulding with the help of the Brighton-Tubas Friendship and Solidarity group, is finished but it still need a floor, doors and windows.

He also told us that the army entered Fasayil on Friday night. He said there was no other reason for this than harrasment.

Brighton - Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group delegation are now in Palestine

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

A ten person delegation, organised by the Brighton - Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group arrived in Palestine this week. Watch this space for their reports.

Palestinian Primary School in Fasayil to be demolished on the 29th of November!

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

Palestinian Primary School in Fasayil to be demolished on the 29th of November!
Latest News, Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, October 19th, 2007

Above: The children of Fasayil looking at the demolition order of their school

On the Thursday, the 17th of October the Israeli Occupation Forces issued a demolition order for Fasayil’s primary school and yet another Palestinian family’s home in the village. Construction work requires a permit from the Occupation authorities but since the occupation of the West Bank in 1967 not one has been granted. The systematic ban on destruction is clearly aiming at driving out Palestinians of the Jordan Valley.


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new forum

Thursday, June 28th, 2007

there’s a new forum for communicating between Brighton and Toubas at
http://brightontubas.eamped.com/

Press Release - Live Video Conference with Palestinian Trade Unionists

Tuesday, June 19th, 2007

Campaigners from the Brighton - Tubas Friendship and Solidarity Group will hold a video conference this evening with Trade Unionists in Palestine as part of a fringe meeting for the UNISON national conference.

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Free Palestine’s Political Prisoners! Solidarity week in Tubas

Sunday, April 15th, 2007
Free Palestine’s Political Prisoners! Solidarity week in TubasPalestinian Prisoner's Week in Tubas (more…)

New Settlements Planned in Jordan Valley

Thursday, January 11th, 2007

From Ma’an News Agency - Jerusalem - Ma’an - Israeli sources have said that the Israeli ministry of defense has approved the building of a new residential complex in the northern Jordan Valley. The complex will contain thirty houses in which Israeli families of those evacuated from Gosh Katif settlements in Gaza last year will be living.

The regional council for the Jordan Valley said, “We have received the papers and licenses to start the works needed, the work will be started within two weeks.”. http://www.maannews.net/en/index.php?opr=ShowDetails&ID=18327


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