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Monday April 01, 2002 01:34

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Make the call to the IDF!

Originally from indymedia jerusalem. Reposted FYI.

All the Important Israeli Numbers to Protest the Occupation
by calluna • Sunday March 31, 2002 at 01:47 PM

Do you want to do something to protest the Israeli occupation and aggression in the Occupied Territories?

If you want to do something to protest the Israeli occupation and aggression in the Occupied Territories, here is a list of
phone and fax numbers to
keep some of the actors in the occupation busy dealing with your protests!!!
Make them know that they are all personally responsible for their role in the occupation.

Head of Ramallah IDF Command:

011-972-2-29970461
**Mobile: 011-972-54-240-303

Civil Administration Legal Advisor’s Office
(in charge of approving all house demolition, administrative detentions, land confiscations, expansion and construction
of
settlements, freedom of movement-permits)

Tel: 011-972-2-977711 or 99777071
Fax: 011-972-2-9977326
PO Box 10482 Beit El West Bank

Officer in charge of denying Palestinians freedom of movement:

Tel: 011-972-2-9977076 (Asaf), 7060, 7078

Office in charge of issuing house demolition orders:

Ask for Yossie: 011-972-2-9977051
Fax: 011-972-2-9977344

Office in charge of denying Palestinians permits and expanding Jewish settlements:

Tel: 011-972-2-9977398

State Attorney’s Office, Ministry of Justice (represents the Israeli government, army, security services in court and
justifies the use of torture, house
demolitions, assassinations, denial of lawyer’s visits to Palestinian prisoners:

Fax: 011-972-2-6466-655

State Attorney who represented the Israeli government and defended the use of torture in the Israeli Supreme Court:

Shai Nitzan: Tel: 011-972-2-6466595

State Attorneys who justify denying lawyer’s the right to visit Palestinian prisoners:

Yochi Genossen: 011-972-2-6466584
Aner Helman: 011-972-2-6466472

Military Court in Beit El, which prosecutes hundreds of Palestinians each month for “violations” against the Israeli
military occupation, and also detains
Palestinians under interrogation:

Beit El (Ramallah and Northern West Bank) Military Court

Fax: 011-972-2-9970641
Tel: 011-972-2-9970117

Aduraim (Bethlehem and Southern West Bank) Military Court

Fax: 011-972-2-9970429
Erez (Gaza) Military Court
Fax: 011-972-2-9904568
Tel: 011-972-8-9904556

Megiddo Military Court ( All administrative detention cases – detention without charges see for example
http://www.freeabed.org)

Fax: 011-972-4-6092140
Tel: 011-972-4-6092816

**Another FYI, I called the first mobile telephone number and spoke to someone. I stated the country that I was calling
from and that I was calling in protest. They hung up on me.

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Comments (3 of 3)

011 prefix should read 00 for Ireland

by Dubsky

Mon Apr 01, 2002 16:55

If calling from Ireland I think you should use zero-zero in stread of zero-zero-one at the start of each number (above).

thanks

Mon Apr 01, 2002 20:17

I think the international dialing code is different for each country. Good point. Here, it is '011'. Consult your phone company. But please make the call!!! During the call, I could hear alot of action in the background.

Other suggestions to promote peace

by Daithi

Mon Apr 01, 2002 21:07

macsithd at tcd dot ie

While you are contacting these people, please also consider contacting the Palestinian Authority and ask them if they would mind preventing murderers from going into civilian areas within Israel and killing themselves and others. And contact the undemocratic government of Syria and ask them to stop harbouring terrorists and spreading racist and offensive material, stirring up violence and anti-Semitism. And why not give Hezbollah a call and express your outrage with their campaign of terror and intimidation?

If we oppose violence, then we must oppose all violence; not only Israel's actions.

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