. . . . . פלסטין מן הים עד הנהר : اعتراض زنان قدس نسبت به تخریب منازل فلسطینیان+تصاویر

۱۳۸۹ شهریور ۱, دوشنبه

اعتراض زنان قدس نسبت به تخریب منازل فلسطینیان+تصاویر

Palestinian Women in Al Quds protest against demolishing Palestinian villages in occupied Al Naqab, (photoes)

1389/06/01

صدها نفر از بانوان فلسطینی اهل قدس ظهرامروز(دوشنبه) با تجمع در برابر منزل شیمون پرز رییس رژیم صهیونیستی انهدام روستای العراقیب واقع در منطقه اشغالی النقب را محکوم کردند.
به گزارش خبرنگار خبرگزاری قدس (قدسنا) از بیت المقدس، زنان ساکن شهر قدس امروز دراعتراض به تخریب خانه های فلسطینیان و کوچ اجباری آنان از روستای العراقیب ا اقدام به برگزاری راهپیمایی کرده و تخریب خانه های روستاهای منطقه اشغالی نقب را محکوم کردند . شرکت کنندگان د راین تظاهرات پارچه نوشته هایی به زبانهای مختلف حمل می کردند که برروی آن سیاست های نژادپرستانه اسراییل محکوم شده بود.
تصاویر زیر بخش هایی از این اعتراضات را به نمایش می گذارد :

An Israeli Bedouin boy holds a sign in Arabic that reads, 'House demolition is a crime against humanity', during a protest by women calling on the Israeli government to stop demolishing homes of Bedouin citizens in the Negev desert in southern Israel during a demonstration outside Israel government's offices in Jerusalem, on August 23, 2010.

بانوان فلسطینی اهل قدس ظهرامروز با تجمع دربرابر منزل شیمون پرز انهدام روستای العراقیب واقع در منطقه اشغالی النقب را محکوم کردند.

Israeli Bedouin women protestors shout and clap as they call on the Israeli government to stop demolishing homes of Bedouin citizens in the Negev desert in southern Israel during a demonstration outside Israel government's offices in Jerusalem, on August 23, 2010.

Israeli Bedouin women protestors call on the Israeli government to stop demolishing homes of Bedouin citizens in the Negev desert in southern Israel during a demonstration outside Israel government's offices in Jerusalem, on August 23, 2010.

Israeli Bedouin women take part in a protest in front of parliament in Jerusalem August 23, 2010, against demolitions in the village of al-Arakib. Some 22 structures erected without proper permits were razed earlier this month in the village, located near the Bedouin town of Rahat, by Israeli police and the Israel Land Authority (ILA) after a Supreme Court order, an ILA spokesperson said.

Bedouin women participate in a protest against the repeated demolition of structures belonging to the El Araqib village in southern Israel, in front of the Interior Ministry in Jerusalem, Monday, Aug. 23, 2010. Israeli authorities demolished the Bedouin village built on land residents identify as their property but which Israel's government says is owned by the state.

An Israeli Bedouin woman takes part in a protest in front of parliament in Jerusalem August 23, 2010, against demolitions in the village of al-Arakib. Some 22 structures erected without proper permits were razed earlier this month in the village, located near the Bedouin town of Rahat, by Israeli police and the Israel Land Authority (ILA) after a Supreme Court order, an ILA spokesperson said.

Bedouin women participate in a protest against the repeated demolition of structures in the El Araqib village in southern Israel, in front of the Interior Ministry in Jerusalem, Monday, Aug. 23, 2010. Israeli authorities demolished the Bedouin village built on land residents identify as their property but which Israel's government says is owned by the state.