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Your Stories: A Reconciliation Protest in Ramallah
Your Stories: A Reconciliation Protest in Ramallah
We asked you to submit your Storifys for us to highlight on the programme. We chose one from @JalalAK_jojo who told us a story about a protest he attended in Ramallah.-
Every day The Stream tells stories with your help. A part of that process is Storify, which allows us to easily include reaction and commentary from social media. But this week we decided to try something different and invite you to submit Storifys about stories you think are important.
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We want to feature a @Storify made by our audience on this Thursday’s show. Have a story you want to tell? http://is.gd/vfvizy (Fixed link)
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We received many responses and decided to highlight one of you on air on the show. We chose @JalalAK_jojo who attended a protest in Ramallah, live-tweeted his experience, and put together a Storify about it.
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it has been a while since the Reconciliation agreement was singed in Cairo between Fatah and Hamas representatives, what are the results we see today of the reconciliation?
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Yesterday noon, a group of Palestinian youth marched through Ramallah streets to protest no concrete results and outcomes out of the Palestinian reconciliation yet. The people were promised a lot out of the reconciliation, but non of Hamas nor Fatah kept their promises until now.I was there live tweeting and taking pictures.
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We are now set to march towards Manara from Rukab street. Police already trying to disrupt the small march. #ramallah #reconciliation
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Chanting and marching, we are now heading back to Manara. Police cooperated in a good way to get our voice heared! #ramallah #reconciliation
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Pic 1: youth marching in #Ramallah in protest of no actual results out of the Palestinian reconciliation until now http://twitpic.com/5b2cxn
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Pic 2: youth marching in #Ramallah in protest of no actual results out of the Palestinian reconciliation until now http://twitpic.com/5b2dfm
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Pic 3: youth marching in #Ramallah in protest of no actual results out of the Palestinian reconciliation until now http://twitpic.com/5b2dwv
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Pic 4: youth marching in #Ramallah in protest of no actual results out of the Palestinian reconciliation until now http://twitpic.com/5b2emh
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blind folded man holding a placard: We didn't see the release of political prisoners as promised #Reconciliation http://twitpic.com/5b2g3m
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We interviewed Jalal on The Stream and he told us about his experience at the protest and how events in Egypt have inspired him to become more active on social media.
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That was only one of many stories we received. These are few of the others:
Anonymous has become a household name, and they're fighting for us.
A S.Korean actress promotes the labour protest of her Twitter friend, who has been on a crane for more than 160 days.
A suicide Bomber suspected to be member of the Boko Haram Sect detonated a bomb in the car park of the Nigeria Police Head Quarters after a brief argument with the traffic warden over his choice of parking slot. People around the area at the moment the blast went off caught these images and tweeted them.
Somali people are tired of few people and countries dictating the future of their country. Finally it looks like the begining of a somali revolution.
Two music video are published on the internet as the tool for promoting their protest in South Korea.
Do you have a story you want to tell? Put it together in Storify and send it to The Stream! Your story may just end up on air on Al Jazeera.
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