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Occupation magazine - Activism Home page  back Print  Send To friend Anarchists Against Walls - busy weekend from: Ayala Shani Register for Transportation to December 3 - December 4 Weekly Demonstrations Against the Wall and the Settlements Bil`in Friday December 3 Contact Phone Against Wall 052-6306787 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              052-6306787      end_of_the_skype_highlighting (no SMS). Only if you must send e-mail with mobile phone number to bilin1aa@gmail.com... but reply in time is not guaranteed Al Ma`asara Friday December 3 Contact Asaf at 052-3338475 An Nabi Saleh Friday December 3 Contact Ayala at 052-4707885 Ni`lin Friday December 3 Contact Shai at shiegorsky@yahoo.com or 052-3727602 Beit Ommar Saturday December 4 Contact Kobi at 054-2191547 !! IMPORTANT !! Please let us know as soon as possible if you can bring a car and take into consideration cultural differences in the choice of clothing Passengers, you don`t have to participate in the transportation expenses, but if you can afford it, please don`t wait to be asked to pay - sugget it yourselves. Drivers, you don`t have to pay for the fuel. Please ask the passengers to participate if and as much as they can. You can get a refund through the transportation coordinator. Newcomers and those requiring more information are invited to contact Sebastian at 050-6846056 Transportation from Jerusalem requires additional coordination after registration Please register as early as you can (not later than Wednesday evening) to ensure a place in the organized transportation and ease the organizing process To arrange a personal support and listening session on activist trauma, burn-out and recovery: www.psychoactive.org.il Links to the latest articles in this section Israelis & Palestinians Negotiate Solutions to the Gaza Crisis A war to keep Netanyahu on his throne Back Home in U.S., Israel’s Lone Soldiers Break Their Silence About the Occupation