Miriam:
Now, this certainly is an interesting conjecture in my opinion.
Richard
On 8/2/2016 11:09 AM, Miriam Vieni wrote:
Excerpt: "Activists from the Black Lives Matter movement in the U.S. joined
a protest in the Palestinian village of Bilin near Ramallah city in the West
Bank in an effort to put an international spotlight on the Israeli
oppression, occupation and 'genocide' of Palestinians."
Black Lives Matter activists pose for a photo with local Palestinian
activists during a protest in Bilin village near Ramallah, July 29, 2016.
(photo: BLM/Facebook)
Black Lives Matter in Palestine to Protest US-Funded 'Genocide'
By teleSUR
01 August 16
BLM argues that police violence and killings of Black people in the U.S. are
connected to the decades-long Israeli oppression of Palestinians.
Activists from the Black Lives Matter movement in the U.S. joined a protest
in the Palestinian village of Bilin near Ramallah city in the West Bank in
an effort to put an international spotlight on the Israeli oppression,
occupation and "genocide" of Palestinians.
"Today, delegates from the Movement for Black Lives join organizers and
activists in Bil'in, a territory in occupied Palestine where resistors are
engaged in nonviolent protest," the Black Lives Matter movement said in a
statement through its official Facebook page Friday.
"In the fight for dignity, justice and freedom, the Movement for Black Lives
is committed to the global shared struggle of oppressed people, namely the
people of occupied Palestine and other Indigenous communities who for
decades have resisted the occupation of their land, the ethnic cleansing of
their people, and the erasure of their history and experiences."
At least two people were arrested during the peaceful protest by Israeli
forces as they crack downed on the demonstration, which takes place every
week. Palestinian news agency Ma'an said those arrested were taken to an
unknown location and their citizenship remained unidentified.
Bilin has become a well-known site for action against Israeli occupation and
settlement activity in the region and its residents have been organizing a
weekly Friday protest for the past 11 years. Protests at the village are
often met with tear gas, rubber-coated steel bullets and stun grenades from
occupation forces.
Meanwhile, the Black Lives Matter movement argued that police violence and
killings against Black people in the U.S. are connected to the decades-long
Israeli oppression of Palestinians.
"In this violent, political climate, it is urgent that we make clear the
connection between violence inflicted on Black people globally that is
encouraged and permitted by the state and the profiling, harm, and genocide
funded by the United States and perpetrated by Zionist vigilantes and the
Israeli Defense Forces on Palestinian people."
The group further stressed its support for the Boycott, Divestment,
Sanctions movement, or BDS, and its work "to fight for freedom, justice and
equality for Palestinian people and to end international support of the
occupation."
In recent weeks BLM activists has been intensifying their international
efforts against the killings of Black people and other non-white minorities
around the world.
Last week the group joined activists in Brazil to protest police killings as
they joined a ceremony at Candelaria cathedral, the infamous site of a 1993
massacre in which a death squad, including off-duty policemen, killed eight
children and adolescents who slept on the church steps.
Also last week, BLM activists traveled to France to join more than 1,000
protesters against the the death of a young Black man in police custody July
19.
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Black Lives Matter activists pose for a photo with local Palestinian
activists during a protest in Bilin village near Ramallah, July 29, 2016.
(photo: BLM/Facebook)
http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Black-Lives-Matter-in-Palestine-to-Pro
test-US-Funded-Genocide-20160731-0009.htmlhttp://www.telesurtv.net/english/n
ews/Black-Lives-Matter-in-Palestine-to-Protest-US-Funded-Genocide-20160731-0
009.html
Black Lives Matter in Palestine to Protest US-Funded 'Genocide'
By teleSUR
01 August 16
BLM argues that police violence and killings of Black people in the U.S. are
connected to the decades-long Israeli oppression of Palestinians.
ctivists from the Black Lives Matter movement in the U.S. joined a protest
in the Palestinian village of Bilin near Ramallah city in the West Bank in
an effort to put an international spotlight on the Israeli oppression,
occupation and "genocide" of Palestinians.
"Today, delegates from the Movement for Black Lives join organizers and
activists in Bil'in, a territory in occupied Palestine where resistors are
engaged in nonviolent protest," the Black Lives Matter movement said in a
statement through its official Facebook page Friday.
"In the fight for dignity, justice and freedom, the Movement for Black Lives
is committed to the global shared struggle of oppressed people, namely the
people of occupied Palestine and other Indigenous communities who for
decades have resisted the occupation of their land, the ethnic cleansing of
their people, and the erasure of their history and experiences."
At least two people were arrested during the peaceful protest by Israeli
forces as they crack downed on the demonstration, which takes place every
week. Palestinian news agency Ma'an said those arrested were taken to an
unknown location and their citizenship remained unidentified.
Bilin has become a well-known site for action against Israeli occupation and
settlement activity in the region and its residents have been organizing a
weekly Friday protest for the past 11 years. Protests at the village are
often met with tear gas, rubber-coated steel bullets and stun grenades from
occupation forces.
Meanwhile, the Black Lives Matter movement argued that police violence and
killings against Black people in the U.S. are connected to the decades-long
Israeli oppression of Palestinians.
"In this violent, political climate, it is urgent that we make clear the
connection between violence inflicted on Black people globally that is
encouraged and permitted by the state and the profiling, harm, and genocide
funded by the United States and perpetrated by Zionist vigilantes and the
Israeli Defense Forces on Palestinian people."
The group further stressed its support for the Boycott, Divestment,
Sanctions movement, or BDS, and its work "to fight for freedom, justice and
equality for Palestinian people and to end international support of the
occupation."
In recent weeks BLM activists has been intensifying their international
efforts against the killings of Black people and other non-white minorities
around the world.
Last week the group joined activists in Brazil to protest police killings as
they joined a ceremony at Candelaria cathedral, the infamous site of a 1993
massacre in which a death squad, including off-duty policemen, killed eight
children and adolescents who slept on the church steps.
Also last week, BLM activists traveled to France to join more than 1,000
protesters against the the death of a young Black man in police custody July
19.
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