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Occupation magazine - Activism Home page  back Print  Send To friend Support the imprisoned CO`s! Note: CO`s Noa Gur-Golan and Hadas Tal were suddenly moved from Military Prison 6 (at Atlit, south if Haifa) to Military Prison 4 (at Tzrifin, east of Tel Aviv). The solidarity demonstration scheduled for tomorrow (Sat. Aug. 19) will be moved accordingly. Please note changed timetable and transportation details - what follows here supersedes earlier given details. There is a Limit!!! Join us in protesting against the imprisonment of the two conscientious objectors, Noa Gur-Golan and Hadas Tal. Noa is in prison for the 2nd time and is there for 44 days, and Hadas was judged for the first time for 20 days – for their refusal to join the military forces of occupation over the Palestinian People. We protest against their imprisonment and against the occupation. The protest will take place in the field in front of military prison no. 4, Saturday, August 19th, 18:00. Registration for Transportation: 17:15 Binyenei HaUma Jerusalem, 17:30 At the entrance to the Ayalon Highway near the Arlozerov Railway Station in Tel Aviv , arrival at 18:00--> http://bit.ly/2wDr11A https://www.facebook.com/events/1545151542197726/?hc_location=ufi *** War Resisters` International alert ISRAEL: Refuser Noa Gur Golan imprisoned 04 AUG 2017 Conscientious objector Noa Gur Golan from Israel was sentenced to 30 days in military prison for her refusal to serve in the military. She has already spent for 14 days behind bars last month, after refusing to enlist for the first time. When her sentence will be over, Gur-Golan will refuse again and probably be sentenced to another term in prison. Towards her imprisonment, Gur-Golan published a post on social media, in which she wrote: “I am going back to military prison tomorrow with mixed feelings. Honestly? It is tough to go back. I feel very passive in prison, lots of hours of doing nothing in the cell... It is very easy for me to forget why I am even there. On the other hand, when I think of the true reason for my refusal, I am filled with strength to keep up the fight. My personal fight, to live and contribute to society according to my conscience, and fight that is much bigger than me and my refusal- the fight for peace, for real security and freedom for all those who live here – Israelis and Palestinians. Out of faith in humans and not in weapons. I know there is another way.” War Resisters` International calls for the immediate release of all conscientious objectors Links to the latest articles in this section `You never told me`: Confronting American Jewish myths about Israel Israeli activists bring images of Gaza dead to the heart of Tel Aviv Riot in Nafha prison, as man seized for tweeted photo in cell