Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Day 4: Update and Photo round up from Ein Hijleh

Dear friends,
on Day 4 in Ein Hijleh, activists continued to refurbish the village.  Palestinians from across the West Bank have continued to stand in solidarity with Ein Hijleh, bringing food and water.  Solidarity visits have been reported from Jericho, Nablus, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron, Nabi Saleh, Bilin and many more towns from across the West Bank.   During the day, the IOF briefly detained a German man after he brought water to the village.  Palestinians staged a protest and successful gained his release.  The IOF briefly entered the village, activist suggest that it was primarily to assess how many people were in Ein Hijleh.

For my previous posts on Ein Hijleh, including photo round ups and video:

Day 1 (part 1): click here      Day 1 (part 2): click here

Day 2: click here                    Day 3: click here 

in solidarity, Kim


 Breakfast in the communal kitchen. Photo by Diana Alzeer.


Coffee in the morning. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Unexpected visitors looking for water. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Ein Hijleh from the East. Photo by Diana Alzeer.


 Photo by Diana Alzeer.


 Residents of Aqabet Jaber in the Jordan valley next to Jericho bring supplies to the village during a solidarity visit. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Supplies from Jericho.  Photo by Diana Alzeer

 German activist detained by IOF after bringing water to Ein Hijleh. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Protest against detention of German activists detained by IOF. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Protest to demand the release of German activist. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Blockading to prevent the IOF from entering village. Photo by Diana Alzeer.


 IOF enter village. Most likely to count how many people are in residence. 
Photo by Diana Alzeer.


 IOF enter village. Photo by Diana Alzeer.

 Solidarity visit from Hebron Bedouins. Photo by Tweet Palestine.


 Solidarity visits from Jericho, Hebron, Ramallah, Jerusalem, Nabi Saleh, Bilin, Bethlehem and many more. Photo by Tweet Palestine.

 Arrival of Nabi Saleh residents in Ein Hijleh. Photo by  Diana Alzeer.

Evening Day 4. Photo by Tweet Palestine.

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