"From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free." It's a geographical nod to the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea and the protracted tensions between Palestinians and ...

The people who support the slogan “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” are correct. But they are 77 years too ...

The Jordan River is on the east (i.e., the right ... the Fatah and Hamas terrorist-driven “Palestine Authority” (on the “West Bank”) gets closed down, so that the remainder of Judea ...

The slogan refers to the territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea — which includes the state of Israel — and is often followed by a second clause: “Palestine will be free.” ...

and the picnic-table conversations were a prime example in the Jordan River Basin. A short video feature by Al Jazeera on the role of water within Israel and Palestine. Thinking outside the box ...

Palestine will be free." The slogan has been around for decades among Palestinians and pro-Palestinian campaigners and refers to liberating the territory that exists between the Jordan river and ...

A bridge that crosses the Jordan River is the only available route for Palestinians in the West Bank and for some from the besieged Gaza Strip, who obtain permits to use it to travel to the ...

"From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free." At pro-Palestinian protests and in activist spaces, it's a rather common refrain, referring to the entirety of the land from the Jordan River ...

To clarify, that phrase is much older than Hamas and has historically been used to refer to the natural borders of historic Palestine as defined in the British Mandate: The Mediterranean Sea and the ...

they fancied themselves much like Moses and the children of Israel who crossed over Jordan River in Palestine into the Promised Land. I know, because my great, great grandfather is one of three on ...

In the Jordan River basin, a poignant example is the ... part of the water for use in Jordan as well as in Israel and Palestine. This project would create employment opportunities for Jordan ...