Search Site
ÈÇáÚÑÈíÜÜÜÜÜÜÉ
HOME
ABOUT AL-HAQ
TRANSPARENCY
ADVOCACY
PUBLICATIONS
LIBRARY CATALOG
DOCUMENTATION
INTERNATIONAL LAW
MAILING LIST
LINKS
MULTIMEDIA
CONTACT US

Where Villages Stood: Israel‘s Continuing Violations of International Law in Occupied Latroun, 1967-2007


Diakonia‘s Easy Guide to IHL in the oPt:



Al-Nu‘man Village
A Case study of Indirect
Forcible Transfer



The Perpetration of War Crimes During the
Israeli Incursion into Ramallah, 4 January 2007

Home > Publications


  • List all publications  List All pubications


  • Search publications  Search publications




  • Latest Publications

    Where Villages Stood: Israel’s Continuing Violations of International Law in Occupied Latroun, 1967-2007.

    Located in the Latroun enclave of the West Bank, north-west of Jerusalem, these three Palestinian villages were razed to the ground by the Israeli army upon its occupation of the area in June 1967, despite the fact that it was met with no resistance. The study presents revealing information unearthed in Israeli government archives, demonstrating the intent behind this destruction. The civilian residents of the villages, numbering up to 10,000, were forcibly transferred out of the area. Over 40 years later, and despite repeated attempts, the villagers have been prevented from returning to their land to rebuild their houses and their lives. They remain displaced in the West Bank, Jordan, and beyond.

    (Published: Dec. 2007, pages: 94, Size: 2.16 MB)
     
    AL-HAQ'S MONITORING AND DOCUMENTATION DEPARTMENT APRIL – JUNE 2007 FIELD REPORT

    This is the second quarterly field report of 2007 by Al-Haq's Monitoring and Documentation Department, covering the period from April to June 2007. Al-Haq’s field reports cover human rights abuses committed by the Israeli Occupying Power and the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Each field report highlights a particularly important and disturbing trend observed by the Monitoring and Documentation Department during the reporting period.

    (Published: June 2007, pages: 09, Size: 120 KB)
    AL-HAQ'S MONITORING AND DOCUMENTATION DEPARTMENT JANUARY – MARCH 2007 FIELD REPORT

    This is the first quarterly field report of 2007 by Al-Haq's Monitoring and Documentation Department, covering the period from January to March 2007. Al-Haq’s field reports cover human rights abuses committed by the Israeli Occupying Power and the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Each field report highlights a particularly important and disturbing trend observed by the Monitoring and Documentation Department during the reporting period.

    (Published: March 2007, pages: 09, Size: 116 KB)
    THE PERPETRATION OF WAR CRIMES DURING THE ISRAELI INCURSION INTO RAMALLAH, 4 JANUARY 2007

    On the afternoon of Thursday, 4 January 2007, an Israeli military incursion took place in the centre of the West Bank city of Ramallah in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). After full investigation into the facts and circumstances of the incursion, Al-Haq presents its findings in the present report.
    The report also supports Al-Haq's request for a comprehensive and transparent investigation into the incident, submitted to Military Judge Advocate General Brigadier Avichai Mendelblith on 27 January 2007.

    (Published: Jan. 2007, pages: 04, Size: 44 KB)
    AL-HAQ'S MONITORING AND DOCUMENTATION DEPARTMENT OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2006 FIELD REPORT

    This is the fourth and last quarterly field report of 2006 by Al-Haq's Monitoring and Documentation Department, covering the period from October to December 2006. Al-Haq’s field reports cover human rights abuses committed by the Israeli Occupying Power and the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Each field report highlights a particularly important and disturbing trend observed by the Monitoring and Documentation Department during the reporting period.

    (Published: Dec. 2006, pages: 09, Size: 97 KB)
     

     |  Home | Contact Us | Site Map | 
    Top of page