يبدو أن الأسماء التي أطلقها السكان الأصليّين على الأماكن، شكّلت شبحا يطارد المُستعمر، ويذكِّره بأنه ليس جزءا من المكان، فأصبح لديه فوبيا الأسماء، ولجأ إلى طريقة العلاج من خلال الاستئصال، التدمير وصناعة حزام من الأسماء، يحيط بخاصرتها ويتناغم مع هويتها.
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Al-Marsad representative Nizar Ayoub met on Friday, September 22, 2023, at the United Nations
Headquarters in Geneva, with the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied
Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Israel, and briefed them on the human rights situation
in the occupied Golan and the discriminatory policies pursued by the Israeli authority against them.
ESCR-Net – International Network of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR-Net) condemns the recent Israeli government attacks on Syrian Arab residents in the occupied Syrian Golan
The mission, headed by Mr. Frank Hagman, a senior international Labor organization official, met at the Al-Marsad with several Syrian workers and activists to discuss the conditions of Syrian workers in the occupied Golan.
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New hotel will be built in Jabal Al-Sheikh (Hermon Mount) Resort The management of the Mount Hermon Ski Resort, established by the settlement of Neve Ativ, intends to construct a new hotel in the resort area. New Illegal Settlement Project- New Hotel
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Beginning with the establishment of the first settlement (Snir) in 1967, the occupation authorities have been able, with huge financial resources, to bring in thousands of settlers and establish multiple settlements.
THE SITUATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN THE OCCUPIED SYRIAN GOLAN: 2020-2022
THE SITUATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN THE OCCUPIED SYRIAN GOLAN: 2020-2022 Read More »
This research paper aims to reveal the discriminatory policies of the occupying Israeli authorities, on the basis of “min famuka odinuka”(from your mouth I condemn you), whilst adopting a comparative approach, contrasting the planning policies and practices in Jewish settlements and Syrian villages in the occupied Golan.
“Jawlan Cultural Days” is an activity by the community and for it, which aspires to celebrate its culture and arts; both are the condition of “awareness” and the field of its formation; while the song, the painting, the poem, the play, the film, the symposium, and the intellectual dialogues are its tools. An active cultural life revives the spirit in the public space, expands the scope of public freedoms, deepens critical thinking, gives social processes their positive meanings, and consolidates belonging to this land.
Jawlan Cultural Days – 1 Read More »
This program was introduced in January 2022 and aimed to monitor Israeli settlements in the
occupied Golan following large-scale settlement expansion, especially since the start of the conflict
in Syria in 2011.
In June 2022, 55 years have passed since Israel occupied the Syrian Golan. The occupation forces
forcibly displaced approximately 138,000 residents into Syria and demolished their villages (341
villages, farms, and cities) to prevent them from returning, seizing their lands and properties, and
building 35 illegal settlements on its ruins. There are only five Syrian villages left in the Golan. About
28 thousand Syrians live today who suffer from the complete control of the occupation authorities
over all aspects of their economic, social, and educational life, which is based on the principle of
discrimination and marginalization.
Settlements Research and Monitoring Program Read More »
