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Israeli settlers took over an empty building in the occupied East Jerusalem village of Silwan, overnight Friday, July 2, according to the local Wadi Hilweh Information Center (SILWANIC). According to SILWANIC, dozens of settlers under the aegis of special forces used a lorry to block access to the neighborhood, then barged their way into the empty…
In an unusual step, a series of leading international architects and scholars of architecture have rallied around the goal of saving Jerusalem and its ancient sites from a plan to build a cable car to the Old City. In a letter to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, the architects wrote, “It is a matter of international…
A joint report by two Israeli NGOs, Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, titled Appropriating the Past – Israel’s Archaeological Practices in the West Bank, analyzes Israel’s archaeological policy in the occupied West Bank and the impact of this policy on the human rights of Palestinians as part of the summation of a project by the…
The Israeli Civil Administration’s subcommittee for objections in the planning council for the occupied West Bank has rejected the development plan for the Nabi Samuel Antiquities Site. Following the plan’s preparation by the military Staff Officer for Parks and Nature Reserves in 2013 and its submission for approval, the organizations Bimkom and Emek Shaveh filed…
Israel is developing archaeological and tourism sites to legitimize illegal settlements in Palestinian neighborhoods of Jerusalem, European Union diplomats in the city have warned. A leaked report acquired by the British newspaper The Guardian cited projects in parts of East Jerusalem – occupied by Israel since 1967 – that are being used “as a political…
A new report by Emek Shaveh ‒ an Israeli NGO working to defend cultural heritage rights and to protect ancient sites as public assets that belong to members of all communities, faiths and peoples ‒ reveals that almost all archeological salvage excavations initiated by the Civil Administration in the West Bank during the years 2007‒2014…
During a government meeting on this year’s “Jerusalem Day” (May 28), the ministers approved a plan to build a cable car that would transport tourists from West Jerusalem to Silwan / City of David and the Western Wall area. For the first phase of the project, still without a building permit, the Ministry of Tourism…
How many mikvehs (Jewish ritual baths) does one need to change Jerusalem’s historic basin into an advertisement for the Second Temple? Never enough it would seem. Minister of Jerusalem Affairs, Ze’ev Elkin and Mayor Nir Barakat at the foothills of Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif inaugurated last week a new tourist path called the “Ritual Baths Trail.”…
The alternative archaeology NGO Emek Shaveh will be holding a conference on Thursday of this week, June 30, 17:00-20:30 at the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem. Called “Recalculating Route: Navigating between Antiquities, Sanctity and Nationalism in Jerusalem,” the conference will tackle the present political, social and religious reality surrounding the ancient sites in Jerusalem’s historic…
According to the NGO “Emek Shaveh,” Tel Sebastia, located northwest of the city of Nablus in the direction of Jenin, might be the next archaeological site in the West Bank to be exploited by the settlers in their strategic struggle to take over the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). The mound of Sebastia is identified with…