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Occupation magazine - Activism Home page  back Print  Send To friend Activists change street names in Tel Aviv Killing Without Consequence facebook page July 3, 2018 Early this morning activists changed the names of streets in Salama - a former Palestinian village emptied of its original population in 1948, incorporated into Tel Aviv and re-settled with Jewish Israelis. The Herzl Street was renamed `Return Street and Ben-Zvi as `Razan al Najar Street`. This action was in advance of a memorial ceremony for Razan A-Najar, a nurse that was shot in her back during the Great March of Return on the Gaza separation fence. The ceremony will take place in the location of Salameh, Razan’s families village from which they were expelled in 1948. Where: Ben-Zvi 49 Road, Tel-Aviv (next to the Sabil Abu Nabut structure in Salameh) When: Today Tuesday, 3/7/2018, 18:00 Background: A mass women’s coalition in Gaza has called for support from feminist groups around the world to help end the siege to coincide with a women`s march they will hold marching to the Gaza apartheid fence. Another solidarity march will take place in Haifa today at the same time. Photos: www.facebook.com/groups/hasmol/permalink/2146360098954356/ [ak] Links to the latest articles in this section Conscientious objector: ‘I don’t want to wear a uniform that symbolizes violence and pain’ Protest tent in Tel Aviv`s Sarona compound: "Looking the Occupation in the eyes". Why Palestinians are uniting around watermelon emoji