day of rage Archives – Jewish Journal

Over 108 People Injured in “Day of Rage” Protests

Aaron Bandler December 7, 2017

Dozens die in Egyptian bloodbath on Islamists’ ‘Day of Rage’

Jewish Journal August 16, 2013

Islamist protests descended into a bloodbath across Egypt on Friday, with around 50 killed in Cairo alone on a \”Day of Rage\” called by followers of ousted President Mohamed Morsi to denounce a crackdown by the army-backed government.

Report: Over 50 killed in bloody ‘day of rage’ clashes

Jewish Journal April 29, 2011

At least 50 protesters were killed in in pro-democracy demonstrations throughout Syria on Friday, including 15 in the south Syrian town of Daraa, according to opposition members.

Obama signs executive order sanctioning Syrians involved in government crackdowns

Jewish Journal April 29, 2011

U.S. President Barack Obama signed an executive order on Friday imposing new sanctions against two relatives of President Bashar Assad, Syria\’s intelligence agency and its director, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps – Qods Force in response to their part in crackdowns on Syrian protests, senior U.S. officials said.

Protests erupt across Syria on ‘Day of Rage’

Jewish Journal April 29, 2011

Syrian security forces opened fire on demonstrations Friday in the capital Damascus and the coastal city of Latakia – the heartland the ruling elite – wounding at least five people as thousands took to the streets in several places across the country, witnesses said.

‘Day of Rage’ supports West Bank outposts

Jewish Journal March 3, 2011

Demonstrators blocked highways and train routes in a \”Day of Rage\” called by Israeli settler leaders to protest the demolition of illegal structures at a West Bank outpost. Some 15 demonstrators blocked the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway Thursday morning, kicking off what was billed as a day of protests against Monday\’s demolition of structures at the Gilad Farm outpost in the northern West Bank. Burning tires reportedly also were placed on the highway, and several demonstrators blocked train tracks between Ben Gurion Airport and Modiin.