One
of the most notorious and controversial events of current conflict between Israel and the
Palestinians was the April, 2002 Israeli invasion of Jenin Refugee Camp. For weeks,
the Israeli army assaulted the camp with helicopters, tanks, bulldozers, and troops.
Almost immediately, reports began to trickle out of Jenin about massive human
rights
violations occurring in the camp.
The Jenin Inquiry consists of a team of
international human rights volunteers who began investigating the Israeli actions in Jenin
even before the army withdrew from the camp. Members of the group remained in the
camp for weeks and months documenting personal testimonies and eye witness accounts of the
atrocities committed by the Israeli army against the residents of Jenin Refugee Camp.
(More about Jenin Inquiry).
The Jenin Inquiry Report
| The report is in Adobe
PDF format (145k download) and is 23 pages in length.
The appendices are also PDF format. You need Adobe Acrobat
Reader software to view these documents. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, get
it here
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Books
and Films about Jenin |
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Searching Jenin:
Eyewitness Accounts of the Israeli Invasion
By Ramzy Baroud
Get more info and order it here |
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Jenin Jenin
Directed and co-produced by Mohammad Bakri
Get more info and order it here |
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