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- Written by Tali Heruti-Sover
- Category: Cisgiordania
Haaretz, Jul. 30, 2017
The Mishor Adumim industrial zone in the West Bank. Olivier Fitoussi
The workers have no means of protection. If they’re injured or burned on the job, they have to look after themselves. Their salaries – far below the minimum wage – are paid late, in cash, without a salary slip. The employers deduct 1 percent from their pay, because “that’s the commission for cashing a check.” There is no pension, no sick leave, no vacation, nor are employees supplied with work clothes or shoes. They bring their lunch from home. When the workers organized a shaded corner for half an hour of rest, the foreman tore it down.
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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Cisgiordania
Internazionale, 10 luglio 2017
Un’organizzazione umanitaria italiana ha commesso un grave crimine: ha donato pannelli solari a Khalet Hamed, una piccola comunità palestinese nella valle del Giordano settentrionale, in Cisgiordania. La mattina del 5 luglio le autorità israeliane hanno rimediato a questo crimine confiscando i pannelli, che per pochi mesi hanno permesso agli abitanti di guardare la tv e conservare cibo e medicine nei frigoriferi.
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- Written by William Booth
- Category: Cisgiordania
The Washington Post, July 1, 2017
Avihai Boaron stands at the construction site for a new Jewish settlment built by the Israeli government in the West Bank, on June 26. (William Booth/The Washington Post)
Amichai may be the first settlement in years given government approval, in planning and permits, but it is not the first new settlement or new construction.
Read more: A new Jewish settlement begins to rise in the West Bank
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- Written by Amira Hass, da Ramallah
- Category: Cisgiordania
Associazione di Amicizia Italo-Palestinese, 7 luglio 2017
Internazionale 1212 | 7 luglio 2017
Un’organizzazione umanitaria italiana ha commesso un grave crimine: ha donato pannelli solari a Khalet Hamed, una piccola comunità palestinese nella valle del Giordano settentrionale, in Cisgiordania. La mattina del 5 luglio le autorità israeliane hanno rimediato a questo crimine confiscando i pannelli, che per pochi mesi hanno permesso agli abitanti di guardare la tv e conservare cibo e medicine nei frigoriferi. Il pretesto? Non avevano il permesso di ricevere i pannelli.
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- Written by Yotam Berger
- Category: Cisgiordania
Haaretz, Jun 15, 2017
The Jewish population in the West Bank has increased by more than 330,000 people and eight settlements have been built in the West Bank over the past three decades. More than 380,000 settlers currently live in the West Bank, over 40 percent of them outside the settlement blocs, Haaretz has found.
Read more: How many settlers really live in the West Bank? Haaretz investigation reveals
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