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On November 20 all of a sudden disappeared six counts of facebook, interestingly all of them related to solidarity with Palestine. Specifically

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Manuel Tapial (activist and aid worker, member of the Mavi Marmara and key member of the initiative Sailing to Gaza)

Abdo Tounsi (activist for the Palestinian cause and creator of the videos broadcast Tunsisol)

Free Palestine (Chilean digital publication specializing in the Palestinian issue)

Star Palestine (collective expertise in the Palestinian question and digital radio Al Hurria)

Marivel Béliz (creator of the page We are all Palestine)

Palestine and I love you? (Publication created by Estela Capovilla)

Currently, new accounts replace the deleted, pouring out, namely that of palestinalibre I find this photo at least strange.

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women who lied to avoid the army, discovered in Facebook


JERUSALEM - About 1,100 young Israeli women posing as Jewish practitioners for an exemption from military service in Israel were betrayed by their Facebook accounts, reported Tuesday an army spokesman.

Through the network, the army managed to expose more than a thousand women, the captain told AFP Shalicar Arye.

One of them was highlighted by releasing a photo of a feast at a restaurant that was not 'kosher', ie not respect Judaism food standards, according to the source.

Others were caught blatantly appear scantily clad, which does not correspond at all with the existing criteria in the haredi community, said Capt. Shalicar.

Some also fell into the trap of accepting invitations to parties on Friday night, when he begins the celebration of 'Shabbat' he added Captain.

"Today, Facebook is very common, and is very useful to see what young people devise," the official added, specifying that eight companies of private investigators are dedicated to verify the testimonies of the free.

Military service is mandatory for Israelis in more than 18 years. Men must serve three years and women two.

However, women who sign a declaration stating that they can only eat food 'kosher' and not working from Friday night to Saturday night during the celebration of 'Shabbat', are exempt from military service.

When a woman signs such statement, the army has 60 days to make checks.

Source: AFP

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Eugenio García Gascón.

Some rabbis did not bite his tongue under any circumstances. In recent times they are giving instructions clearly discriminatory and even racist against Arabs in the Galilee without the Israeli government to intervene. There have been opinions that ask the Jews who do not rent rooms or houses to Arab students in the city of Safed, and others that directly forbid trade with the Arab Jews.

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Heat On Zahira Kamal: "When we started calling feminists was like a bomb"


Zahira Kamal is 65 and is director of the Center on Palestinian women, under the Unesco. Between 2003 and 2006 made history in front of the first Ministry of Women Affairs. Degree in Physics and Chemistry, lives in Jerusalem, Ramallah and works in Madrid as speaker of the Fourth International Congress on Islamic Feminism. Feminist won his first battle when he convinced his father that he failed to their brothers the savings to the University and send it to Cairo.

How acquired feminist consciousness?

My father died when I was very young I had to take care of seven of my siblings, I say with pride that we all went to college and take up good positions. That made me realize the importance of education. At that time we called feminists do not, frankly. Our struggle was the liberation of the Palestinian people victim of an occupation. Western feminists were women whose struggles did not fit with our basic needs of independence, education and health. Later I realized that our efforts were also feminists, because we wanted to empower women through higher education and female literacy campaigns.

How were your label feminist men?

fell like a bomb. They thought we had become communist and I do not know what else. But then we did several workshops to explain that, according to the Koran, Islam promotes freedom, liberation of the people, equality, and that is an erroneous interpretation of sharia (law governing the moral life and Muslim) the that discrimination was behind the woman.

When he perceived that his was an international movement, which flourished in several Arab countries?

Until 1985 we were quite isolated and had no access to books, would not let us pass across the border, and of course there was the Internet. But the women's conference in Nairobi this year we opened to the world. We saw that something was moving. We realized that we were fighting for the empowerment of women, and learned of the exchange of experiences.

What are the achievements of their struggle in Palestine? Many

. We have reduced from 50% to 8% illiteracy among Palestinians. In the 80's there were very few women in college today are the majority. Bachelor of science in women you could count on the fingers of one hand. Now they are mostly women. In engineering, for example, five women and now accounts 20%. We've been involved in legislative discussions for human rights, trying to reform laws that discriminate against women and dating to the Ottoman Empire or the British colonial influence. The civil and criminal law still discriminates against women. We can not move without the permission of a parent, spouse or 'guardian', a figure who was sometimes a brother or a son. Do not let us decide who we marry and the legal age for marriage is too low. Now we are fighting for these changes.

How feminism has made its Israeli occupation?

We realized that the battle we fought for independence and social change was not reflected in the Palestinian Authority. It was a contentious issue. We started using the slogan that if women and men we formed groups in the struggle for independence, we also had to build together our Palestinian state. In 1996 five women were elected in a Parliament with 88 seats ... is progress.

What is the dimension of feminism in Palestine?

is small but is experiencing political and social progress. What happens is that we have not heard from our brothers in the Islamic parties. I hope in the future to improve our cooperation with them, because we too are Muslim But feminists, convinced that there must be changes for women. Changes for the better. Most Muslim women supporting initiatives to improve education for women, but there is debate in areas as matrimonial law.

What do you expect the Madrid conference of feminism?

I look forward to meet other Muslim women to see how they are carrying out the struggle of women to see what changes have been achieved and bring strategies to better communicate our struggle as well as add support for the battle for independence Palestine. Two

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Palestine, October 2, 2010.

October 2010. The self-proclaimed most moral army in the world, occupying Palestinian land prevents a woman from receiving medical assistance.

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Jerusalem is the capital of Israel

PLO Department of Negotiation Affairs

"Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. Jerusalem has always been and will be ours and must never be divided again "(Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu)

" ... all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel, the occupying power seeking to alter the character of the City Holy Jerusalem have no legal validity and constitute a flagrant violation of la Cuarta Convención de Ginebra” (Resolución del Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas 476) [2]

· Introducción

La decisión tomada por la Organización para la Cooperación Económica y el Desarrollo (OECD, por sus siglas en inglés) de tener la Conferencia de su Comité de Turismo en Jerusalem (Octubre 20 – 22) es visto por el Ministerio de Turismo Israelí como un reconocimiento por parte de los países de la OECD de la anexión israelí de Jerusalén. La decisión tomada por el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Israel de mantener la reunión en Jerusalén (independiente de la petición de la OECD de realizar la reunión in Tel Aviv) reaffirms the view of the Ministry of Tourism.

When performing a high-level multilateral meeting in Jerusalem, the OECD legitimizes the illegal annexation of East Jerusalem occupied by Israel and the Israeli claim to have Jerusalem as its "eternal and undivided capital," a look that is not recognized by the international community and international law. In fact, the Security Council United Nations has repeatedly called for its members not to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

The paper then documents some questions and answers to some questions concerning the status of Jerusalem.



• How was divided between East and West Jerusalem?

During the nineteenth century, Palestinian families in Jerusalem's Old City began to move outside the city wall. At that time, Jerusalem was an open and shared with no division between the eastern and the western. A number of neighborhoods were founded, including Bab al Zahrah, Talbiya, Katamon and Baqa '. These neighborhoods were added to other areas such as Ma'mar oldest Allah (Mamillah), Ein Karem, Sheikh Jarrah, Mount of Olives, Silwan, Lifta and Al Malha. In those places there was an active social life, political, economic and cultural Palestinian serving as a link between the heart of Jerusalem, the Old City, and other Palestinian areas such as Bethlehem, Ramallah, Jericho, Lydd, Ramleh and Jaffa.

Partition Plan of 1947 United Nations [3] decided to divide the country. The areas now known as East Jerusalem and the West (and surrounding areas) would be internationally administered as a separate entity (Corpus Separatum). In 1948, Israel invaded and occupied 84% of the municipal area of \u200b\u200bJerusalem (16.45 square kilometers). Palestinian national forces, supported by Jordanian troops, Israel arrested occupy 11.5% of the municipal area of \u200b\u200bJerusalem to 1948 (2.25 km squares), including the Old City. The remaining 4.5% of Jerusalem to 1948 went on to become no man's land "(" no-man's land. ")



What Israel took by force in 1948 became West Jerusalem, while the area left in the east of the city under Arab control was called East Jerusalem.

• What happened to the Palestinians from West Jerusalem?

After the catastrophe of 1948, most of the Palestinians (with the exception of a few families protected by foreign missions) were displaced in West Jerusalem and property was taken by the newly emerged State of Israel. The land was given to the Custodian of Absentee Property and the Jewish National Fund. These institutions redistributed the property to Israeli citizens, public institutions, and public infrastructure projects.

By 1948, about 36% of what is now West Jerusalem was owned by individuals Palestinian Christians and Muslims, while Christian institutions were 7% and the Islamic Waqf in 1%. Jewish Property arrived approximately 31%. The rest was divided between public institutions and infrastructure that would serve the local population and as foreign missions.



• What is the current status of Jerusalem?

After the 1967 occupation, Israel unilaterally and illegally annexed East Jerusalem. Having been displaced and dispossessed of their lands and properties in the area west of the city in 1948, Palestinians in Jerusalem have been, since 1967, discrimination in the areas of their residency rights, construction, economic, political, religious and cultural.

Israel has tried to change the multicultural identity of Jerusalem, making it an exclusively Jewish city by creating conditions that force people Palestinian Christians and Muslims to leave the city. Israel has tried to accomplish this goal through a variety of media, including the expansion of Jewish settlements, revocation of residency rights to Palestinians, house demolitions, evictions, restrictions on movement and construction of the Wall around the city separating Jerusalem from the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

• What does the United Nations about the status of Jerusalem?

The UN has repeatedly called for its member states not to recognize the Israeli annexation of Jerusalem. The Security Council Resolution 478 United Nations, adopted after the declaration Israeli basic law that Jerusalem is its "eternal and indivisible capital", states "all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by Israel, the occupying Power, which have altered or attempt to alter the character and status of the Holy City Jerusalem and particularly the recent 'basic law' on Jerusalem, are null and void and must be revoked immediately. " The resolution calls on all member states to accept the decision and withdraw their diplomatic missions to Israel from Jerusalem.

· Are diplomatic missions in Jerusalem?
The only diplomatic representations in the city are the consulates that existed before 1948 (Spain, Britain, France, Greece, Turkey, Sweden, Italy, USA, Belgium and the Vatican). Its legal basis is the Corpus Separatum 1947 and are considered as representing their countries to the Palestinian Authority. In accordance with Security Council Resolution 478, there is currently no representation for Israel embassies in Jerusalem (the last embassies in the city, Costa Rica and El Salvador, were moved to Tel Aviv 2006).

• What does the International Court of Justice?

In 2004, the Advisory Opinion of the Court Of Justice (ICJ) on the Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory stated that "the construction of the Wall being built by Israel, the occupying Power, in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including in and around East Jerusalem, and its associated regime are contrary to international law, "adding that" all States are under an obligation not to recognize the illegal situation resulting from the construction of the Wall and not to provide assistance in maintaining the situation created by such construction. " The wall effectively separates Jerusalem from the rest of occupied Palestinian territory and aims to consolidate the illegal annexation by Israel occupied East Jerusalem.

• The OECD has decided that the Conference on Tourism has to be done only in West Jerusalem is there any difference to Israel between East Jerusalem and West?

According to the Basic Law Jerusalem Capital of Israel "Jerusalem, complete and united, is the capital of Israel." As such, Israel does not differentiate between West Jerusalem and East Jerusalem annexed illegally occupied after the 1967 war. Therefore, as an intergovernmental organization governed by international law and Security Council resolutions, the OECD should not have an international conference in Jerusalem without making sure that Israel rescind its Basic Law, laws and policies and recognizes the status of Jerusalem as occupied Orient.

• What chance the Palestinians have failed to recognize West Jerusalem as Israel's capital?

Only after a comprehensive permanent status agreement resolving all issues. The Palestinian vision of peace includes Jerusalem as a shared open city with free access to holy places, and Palestinian sovereignty over East Jerusalem and Israeli sovereignty over West Jerusalem. However, to make this vision become reality, Israel must recognize that Jerusalem East is part and parcel of the occupied Palestinian territory and the future Palestinian state and the rights of Palestinian property in West Jerusalem and the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes there.

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then edited a couple of videos that have appeared recently, the first appears as a Jewish settler rammed with his car, with murderous intentions clear to a child who threw stones at the Palestinian neighborhood of Silwan. The second one more example of how they are spending the most moral army in the world in an episode reminiscent of Eden Abergil.










UPDATE 10/14/2010 The entredostierras blog can see the peculiar interpretation a hasbara abducted by the outrage in the neighborhood of Silwan in the purest style freedom flotilla :

"... as can be seen in the images of the event, the driver tries to evade the children that are directed against the car and also plays the trumpet for the attackers move away and avoid the collision. "

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The privileges of being Jewish settler

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475,000 Jews live as settlers in illegal settlements erected by Israel in East Jerusalem and West Bank. On September 26, ends 10-month partial moratorium on building new settlements, so the cranes and bulldozers start work immediately and the number will increase soon. Today they are in the spotlight as a key part of the game you play Israel and Palestinian negotiation peace. The Government of Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to give up a soil that is "owned by Israel as the Promised Land" and the administration of Mahmoud Abbas refuses to continue supporting the 140 villages that bore their future country. However, regardless of whether they are a form of territorial divide the Palestinians, to stop denying their infrastructure and a secure border, colonias are a business that no one is willing to resign, or neighbors, or business or political. A gold mine can not be closed.

According to the Israeli Interior Ministry (in the hands of ultra-Orthodox Shas party), settlers are given 22% more aid than the rest of socioeconomic disadvantaged citizens. In the last year were allocated 265 million shekels (53.8 million euros), 10% of the total funds for development, when there are neither the 6.7% of the population. All settlements have aids, even the most affluent, such as Ariel (live there Affairs Minister Avigdor Lieberman, the nationalist Israel Beiteinu) and Ma'ale Adumim, where per capita income by 5 to 7% higher respectively, than the national average of 98,699 shekels (20,053 euros, 3,900 less than the English). Each settler received 115 NIS (23.5 euros), when normal is 94 (19 euros). The two regional councils benefit most from Israel have been to many other colonies, Hebron, NIS 288 per head (58.5 euros) and the Jordan Valley (275 NIS, 55.8 euros), the first is located near the largest city in the West Bank and dominates the second half fertile river, the best outpost to control the border with Jordan. These averages are 17 times more aid for foreign workers, according to research by Yoram Ida, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Tel Aviv.

As explained by American historian Arno Mayer in The Plough and the Sword (Peninsula), while municipalities receive 34% of its revenue, the colonies reach 57%, and mayors of any party are "willing to manage such a tasty piece of cake." The same applies to companies, which the Tel Aviv-Executive of the Ministry of Industry report, given each year 180 million euros in aid for installation and maintenance, ensuring employment to settlers, especially in oilers, quarries , preserves and greenhouses. There is much work that employers are forced to employ their Palestinian neighbors, of which about 1,500 are paid settler home.

Since 1967 the Labour Party (center left) led the colonial settlement policy Israel has cost 7,500 million euros, "which has used the budget education, social welfare and investigation arms "and helped" to poverty, with nearly one million people below the minimum threshold, including 30% of children, "complains Maayan Geva, B ' B'Tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories. This association has surveyed the settlers and three quarters admit they were not there for religious reasons. They wanted a subsidized housing and public services preferred. With the raging crisis is not surprising that since 2007 has registered an annual growth of its population of between 5 and 10%, twice faster than the nation overall.

Lorenzana Marriage gives reason to the survey. Originating in Argentina, has spent two years in Ariel (18,000 inhabitants). There are ultra-Orthodox but believe that the West Bank, or Judea and Samaria, as they call it, "is the biblical land of milk and honey." They have no children, but believe that the colony will be the best place to raise them when they arrive. "The borders are secure, there are good schools and medical and breathe the true Israeli soul, without contamination of other ways," says Isaac. His wife Esther says farewell: "We have to continue to grow and make us all the land possible. All that let us take continue to be our after negotiations. " Almost decal past speeches Ariel Sharon.

360,000 settlers (75%) are also ultra-Orthodox, so in addition to general aid other state benefits. Six in 10 do not work and are dedicated to studying the Torah, so they are passed a pension no less than 500 euros a month, combined with the aid of children (the average family has five to seven members) and scholarships special study in Talmudic schools. Exempted from military service to, from 1975 to 2007 extensions for religious reasons grew from 2.5 to 11%, 50,000 people, four divisions, and that they advocate the need to protect and ensure by settlements with the Army. A spiritual authority, which has to yield to the successive governments of Israel, now add political weight, with Shas as the third member of the Netanyahu cabinet (11 seats), leading ministries such as Interior and Housing. Of the latter depend on the colonies, and do not expect a step back. The freeze has not been more than an anecdote. KURT

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Jews and Palestinians: Israel is fallacious comparison

Brainin - Buenos Aires, Argentina - 26/09/2010

Again, in his letter dated 23.09.2010, Israel's ambassador in Spain assumes a kind of natural right to represent all Jews around the world, while considered unethical to deny the Jews "Their right to a nation-state itself" and says "Israel for Jews and Palestine for the Palestinians."

Not to mention the insatiable and unstoppable policy of land seizure by Israel outside, this supposedly fair equivalence is quite misleading, because lately trying to confuse the recognition of Israel, which the Palestinians have already done many years ago with the requirement to recognize as belonging to the Jewish people. "Jew" is not equivalent to "Palestinian" is equivalent to "Christian" or "Muslim." "Palestinian" does not mean "Jew" equals "Israeli" or "English."

Democratic countries are all citizens, not just those belonging to a particular group. What would the ambassador if countries like Spain or Argentina were proclaimed property of Catholics and reduce everyone else, including Jews, the role of second-class citizens who are non-Jews in Israel? In your country, Mr. Ambassador, the Jews have rights that others have not, on the right to live there and the land, without going any further.

As a Jew who escaped the Nazis and their cause has lost half of his immediate family, I find it intolerable that the State of Israel continuously usurps my behalf and that of my dead to justify anything you can think of doing.

Source: ElPais

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Gilad Atzmon

translated for Rebelión by LB

A meeting held yesterday between the Palestinian prime minister Salam Fayyad and Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon ended abruptly. The dispute arose when the Israeli deputy foreign minister demanded that the summary of the meeting, referring to the notion of "two states for two peoples", instead of only "two states".

"I wanted [in the minutes of the meeting] should appear at least [the expression] 'two States for two peoples. " I wanted to know what they expected. A Palestinian state and a binational state, or other Palestinian state? "He told Ynet Israeli Deputy." I made it clear that we would stay out of the picture if the summary did not include [the phrase] 'two states for two peoples' ".

Palestinian Prime Minister could not accept the Israeli demand for many reasons: Israel is located in historic Palestine. Born through theft and ethnic cleansing. It is still there by theft. At least one fifth of the people of Israel are Palestinians. And if that were not enough, never allow any Palestinian negotiator to ignore the issue of refugees, and with reason: the right of return remains at the heart of the Palestinian cause.

Interestingly, in the context of two-state solution, a Palestinian state would be defined geographically, would be a state of citizens and would also be a civilized amalgam of different ethnicities and religions. Israel, by contrast, would be a racially-oriented development: it would be a Jewish state where Jews would occupy the top. I wonder why no one could have in the international community to support such a solution or a similar state. However, I was not surprised to read that Tony Blair Ynet, who participated in the first part of the meeting yesterday, "supported the Israeli position." I guess after drag us all to a religious war without end, Blair has developed an affinity with the Judeo-centric arguments and the Zionist mindset. At the end of the day, not forget that it was the Zionist Mr. Levy and the Labour Friends of Israel (Labour Friends of Israel) who financed his party when he started the war against Iraq.

not surprising that the current round of talks do not lead anywhere. In fact, as Zionism does not include peaceful political precepts, the conflict between Israel and Palestine can not be resolved by the current peace talks or by any kind of resolution is dominated by the Zionist worldview. The Jewish state sees itself as the revival of the biblical Jewish nation, which means in practice a disastrous conflict without end. This conflict is probably the biggest threat to world peace, but it certainly is tragic also for the Israelis who are born in a doomed reality, determined by a Bible story fantastic.

At the meeting, Ayalon said that "Israel will continue to support the Palestinian economy, even without their consent" but also noted that "must be taken into account the security needs of Israel." Instead of being guided by a sincere desire for peace and a spirit of reconciliation, the Israeli policy makers have embraced the philosophy of carrot and stick: they offer a combination of "rewards" and "punishment" to induce the Palestinians to "act slavishly" . The Palestinians are constantly offering crumbs, while the Israeli army stands ready at any moment to unleash its deadly power. Basically, what the Israelis are doing is buying time. However, in doing so, it is obvious that they are sacrificing their future. It is no secret that everything that the Palestinians need to win is this: time.

The "solution of the two States "is a hokey and it is high time the international community to stop wasting energy trying to achieve that solution. The facts on the ground are clear, and Daniel McGowan a few months ago clearly stated:

" What really exists within the boundaries currently controlled by Israel (which include the pre-67 Israel, West Bank, Gaza and Golan Heights) is a single state. It has a single grid, a single water system, a single currency, a major road system, postal service and an external border. Goods and people entering the de facto state they do through ports, airports and a limited number entries. Shipping certificates and passports are checked and sealed by officials of this state unique. "

Thus far, the single state called Israel. This is a state dominated by Jewish racism ideologically and practically powered by Talmudic supremacism. But that will change. Against all odds, despite the Israeli nuclear power, the Jewish lobbies around the world, the F-35 Stealth and enthusiasm of the Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister, Israel become a citizens' state, and when that happens, your name will be Palestine.

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By Mel Frykberg


RAMALLAH, Sept. 7 (IPS)

- Palestinians and Israelis use the media as a new battleground to win over international public opinion.

Israel for decades led the way with the ingenious and professional Hasbara (Hebrew for "enlightenment"), their propaganda machine. This was operated from their consulates and embassies around the world with privileged access to international media.

However, in recent years, world opinion has become increasingly critical of Israel, especially its treatment of Palestinians, both in the occupied territories and within their own borders.

Behind the apparent legions of ordinary citizens who support Israel and make their presence strongly felt in letters to newspapers, radio and Internet sites, there are a lot of money and carefully orchestrated campaigns from Tel Aviv. Journalists critical of Israel have been subjected to such maneuvers.

But Palestinians learn fast these weapons of war, and are ready to respond.

During the fierce military attack on Gaza in 2008 and 2009, a horrified international community saw as the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) killed more than 1,400 Palestinians, most of them civilians, cornered and no place to hide.

was at this point that Israel Hasbara quickened. Israeli Foreign Ministry set up a "war machine on the Internet" as part of its annual budget.

More than $ 150,000 went to the early stages of this propaganda offensive carried out by public relations departments of government and private organizations and groups. Their mission: to counter negative publicity in the media.

The task force was composed of academics and former soldiers fluent in several languages \u200b\u200band expert Internet users. Were paid to surf the web and disseminate positive views of Israel ...

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Damage Control (Netanyahu's private reflections, Abbas and Obama on the eve of the Peace Conference) Breaking


Uri Avnery www.avnery-news.co


On Wednesday, a Dutch journalist asked me to try to guess the thoughts of Benjamin Netanyahu on the way Washington.
seems that she was satisfied with the outcome because then asked me to guess the thoughts of Mahmoud Abbas. Apparently

again be satisfied, because immediately afterwards asked me to do the same with Barack Obama.

Here are the things I said on that occasion:

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The most important is to minimize the damage.

Someone recently asked me how he saw our situation in four years. Four years! If what concerns me is what will happen in four weeks, at the conclusion of the suspension period for the construction of settlements!

I feel like an officer on the bridge of the Titanic to see emerge before the horrible iceberg.

These settlers (yes, yes, I know I should call them "residents of Judea and Samaria") no joke. It is impossible to reason with them and convince them to remain quiet while looking for ways to circumvent the freeze [On building new settlements].

Arik [Sharon] tried. When planning the separation [of the Israeli occupiers of the land in the Gaza Strip], told the settlers: sacrifice a dozen small settlements to save hundreds of others. Amputémonos finger to save the whole body. It did not help. The colonists decided to fight for each of the settlements.

Last year, when we started to talk about freezing, I fought like a lion to limit it to ten months instead of one year, which is what Obama had demanded. Both understood the difference: the ten months were at an end at the peak U.S. election campaign. Within one year would have ended after the election. I thought that if the freeze in September concluded Obama would not dare to pressure me to extend the moratorium. The Jewish votes and money make a difference.

I grew up in the United States. I know how things work there. AIPAC rules the Congress. Politicians are afraid of us all the time, and more at election time. They know very well that if Israel will not support positions out in the street.

But now we have a mess. Obama wants at all costs, do something that can be presented to voters as a great achievement. But Abu Mazen [Mahmoud Abbas] has refused to negotiate if you restart the construction of settlements. So Obama is pushing me to continue the moratorium. If I agree, my coalition will break. I have not forgotten the last time in 1999, it was the left that overthrew my government, but my own colleagues on the right.

Of course, Obama and his people are going to propose all sorts of compromises. A freeze "symbolic" that does not really prevent us from building. Or a lift "symbolic" of the moratorium, which actually prevent build more. Or something along the lines of the proposed Meridor. That was a trial balloon that he asked Dan to launch on its behalf. [The Minister without Portfolio Dan Meridor proposed building only in large blocks of settlements that the Israeli government intends to annex to Israel.] But the colonists did not even agree with that.

So what to do? I do not know. I trust my talent for improvisation and overcome this obstacle. But even if I can postpone this matter until after Sept. 26, may then explode. The main thing is to make sure that the blame falls on Abu Mazen.

What peace? Do not make me laugh. I have no time for such trifles. Obviously, the most I can offer is not even close to the minimum [the Palestinians] can accept. What, Would it have to divide Jerusalem? Would I have to dismantle the hundreds of settlements and outposts? Should give the Jordan Valley? Should access to the return of even a refugee? Even if they wanted - and not nearly what I want! - It would not do it. What, you break the good coalition that I have now and be at the mercy of that horrible woman?

I will not say, of course. Instead, I spray with a good volley of empty words and pompous. Abu Mazen will tell who is my partner. Talk about painful concessions. I'm going to sell as the new Netanyahu. (My God, how many times I have to become in the New Netanyahu?)

main thing is to get out of this mess unscathed and maintain the status quo. The status quo is the best of all worlds.


ABBAS REFLECTIONS ON ROUTE TO WASHINGTON:

The most important is to minimize the damage.

Nothing good can come of this. Is clear. But the blame should not fall on us.

I am sure that Abu Amar [Yasser Arafat] thought the same when in 2000 he was dragged to Camp David. I knew that Ehud Barak and Bill Clinton would form a nutcracker and that he would play walnut.

OK, Obama is not Clinton. I trust him. Obama in fact, wants to make peace. But can it get? Until now, each time I have tried has ended up giving in to Netanyahu. Now you have to force Netanyahu to extend the freeze on settlements. Are you able to do so?

I can not waive this requirement. I'm feeling in the neck the breath of Hamas - Allah will punish them! And are cursing me for going to Washington (as if I had another option.) It would be ridiculous to negotiate while Israeli settlements expand. As so aptly put it this young man, Michael Tarazi: "It's like talking to split a pizza while they [the Israelis] are gobbled it."

Hamas is trying to undermine the way in every possible way. The killing of four Israeli settlers near al-Khalil [Hebron] was intended to harm the negotiations. It's really amazing how Hamas and the settlers together to try to stop the peace process. But the incident also has a positive side: the world has seen what lies ahead if I fail.

Hamas says I'm in the service of the U.S.. What do they propose as an alternative? "Take up the armed struggle? But if they are afraid to launch their rockets Qassam! The attacks have not accomplished anything. Nor can expect anything from the international public opinion. Our only option Obama is confident. When in Washington understand that the conflict is detrimental to its own national interests, as he said that General [David Petraeus], \u200b\u200bthe U.S. imposed peace to the Israelis. Abu Amar

set the parameters and none of us can accept less: Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, borders of June 4, 1967, peer exchange of territory, removal of all settlements in our territory, negotiated solution to the problem of the symbolic return of refugees and tens of thousands. I am willing to accept an international force in our land, but in any case an Israeli army presence. If it agreement that Hamas will have no choice but to support it. Palestinian public opinion will force them to do so.

They too have read the results of the survey Dr. Nabil Kukali this week: a clear majority of Palestinians supported the 2:1 two-state solution.

Can you trust Obama? They say that after the November elections will be free of Jewish pressure. But then I start to think about the presidential election to be held within two years. Only if re-elected, and I'm not sure what-will be able to act without fear of AIPAC.

Meanwhile, we have to endure. That's the main thing yy hold wait time do its work.



OBAMA'S THOUGHTS ON THE EVE OF THE CONFERENCE:

most important thing is to minimize the damage.

Before my election I thought it was possible to influence people with logic. At the end of the peace is essential for both Israelis and Palestinians. How likely is Israel if in a few years the whole Arab world falling into the hands of extremist Islam? What opportunities will the Palestinian moderates? Do they not understand? Drive me crazy.

[Henry] Kissinger said that Israel has no foreign policy, only politics national. That is true for the Palestinians, and - alas - for us Americans. Everywhere domestic policy is what rules.

The economy is in a quagmire. The situation in Afghanistan can not be worse. (What fly would sting me during the election campaign promise to continue with this war?) The stooges of the Tea Party are gaining momentum. I suspect that the Jewish lobby is helping them in secret. Who is running the campaign mounted around the fact that I was not born in the United States? An Israeli Jew. And the campaign that I am Muslim? Another Jewish woman. They want to kill me. Why? Because I want to make peace, which is best for the interests of Israel!

Now the main thing is get through the November elections without too many scratches. As I told Rahm [Emanuel], at this point we have to suck up to the Jews. That's why I have again and again subsided to such disgusting Netanyahu. Now we have to find a compromise on the moratorium on settlement building.

my God, here we are, leaders responsible for the fate of entire nations, occupied with trifles such as freezing, instead of focusing on building a peace that would save the lives of thousands and tens of thousands of people!

most important thing is to leave behind the September 26, the date ending the moratorium, and then on 02 November election date. After that, what God wants. After all you may have succeeded in creating a situation that allows me to present my own peace plan and to charge. Always so quietly, of course.

Damn, am I not the fucking President of the United States of America?

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Breaking Walls was created to silence the silence, to break the siege on the truth and justice, to illuminate what manipulation, misrepresentation, if not lies, dark.

In the ocean of mass media which often marketed fallacies and half truths to the speed of light, distributing loaves and fishes to a passive consumer of all questioning and all-devouring, comes this little initiative and a great dream: if we can not tell the truth in the media already established, we will tell the truth with our own.

The series aims to spark debate, reflection, action and reporting on the tragedy of a people who for over 62 years has been suffering and resisting a major organized crimes of the twentieth century and so far this century.

At this point, our position is therefore not intended to be neither false impartial and equidistant cynically. Why do we say this? The reason is simple ... we believe to gross injustice, have one of these attitudes would only validate and legitimize knowingly, directly or indirectly, a situation that in many cases exceeds the limit of human comprehension ...

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destroyed for the fourth time a Bedouin village

Al-Araquib is one of 40 unrecognized villages are located in the southern desert of Israel, inhabited by Bedouins but did not receive any service or are taken into account in urban planning in the area. For example, instead of Al-Araquib, whose cemetery has been established that town for at least a hundred years, Israeli institutions have planned to locate a forest.

"I have no words to explain how I feel." Hakman Madram Abu Rashid, a woman more wrinkled than it should be his half-century, yet smiling. "I smile because it's my way of being, but I'm shattered. How would you feel if you bring your kids to the same place where your great-grandfather lived and now they want you out of there? ". It's Tuesday, are the 21.00 hours and Hakman, along with other women, just finished the iftar, the meal with which Muslims break the fast of Ramadan. The day, the desert, the face burns like a hot air exhaust. And the hours during Ramadan, are endless when you can not take even a sip of water.

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Sick victims of disputes between Palestinian parties

By Mel Frykberg

The Palestinian Abu Ahmed Fuad need chemotherapy because they have cancer, Mohammad Subeh must be an eye transplant and Alaa Sarhan paramedic emergency should be removed shrapnel from body. No one can leave and go outside of Gaza, not because of Israeli siege.

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Berlanty Azzam


Berlanty Azzam is a girl Palestinian 22 years, the same age as the Israeli Abergil Eden, Business Studies at the Catholic University of Bethlehem until one day, in control of the Israeli army was arrested, his crime? being born in Gaza. It

to recognize Israel despite Gaza and West Bank as a single territorial entity does not want the people of Gaza live in the West Bank and vice versa. Why ghazi home 25,000 Palestinians living in the West Bank are considered by the occupying power as illegal and therefore are in imminent danger of deportation. Berlanty Azzan

A handcuffed her hands and climbed into a military jeep bound for Gaza. Catholic Organizations and tried to mediate HR to at least allow the girl to stay a few more months in the West Bank so he could finish his studies, what the Israeli army refused.

few days ago I found on youtube what would be the conclusion of this unpleasant episode in the life of Berlanty Azzam. Finally out their distance learning and celebrate their graduation in the Church of the Holy Family in Gaza.

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'The Army, the best part of my (foul) life'

An Israeli girl has sparked controversy by hanging on your Facebook profile two photographs of his military service in which she appears smiling alongside Palestinians handcuffed and blindfolded.

The former soldier, Eden Abergil, hung the pictures in an album entitled 'The Army, the best part of my life', in reference to his military service, compulsory in Israel for three years for men and two women.

In one instant, apparently taken in 2008, Abergil is sitting next to a Palestinian detainee who is leaning against a wall with his hands cuffed behind his back and blindfolded. In the other she can be seen in the foreground, with the same arrested and two more middle-aged in the background.



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the comments of his friends to the photos contained phrases like "So you are the sexiest" or "Sure they (the Palestinians) is splicing your fault." Commenting

response Abergil itself asks whether Facebook will be arrested in order to label you in the picture.

By midafternoon, the former soldier changed general access to images limited only by one his friends on the popular social network.

in your Twitter profile, the Israeli musician and blogger Dan says Shwartz already asked Facebook Abergil through why he had hung the photos and receive a reply: "I do not understand what you're snooping into people's profiles in Facebook to always find the bad. Dedicate yourself to more important things. "

According to the online edition of Haaretz newspaper, another blogger, Lisa Goldman, did something similar and received for answer:" Do not talk to leftists. "

The photos were made in a few hours in the talk of blogs and websites on the left to the point that the Israeli army and the Palestinian government eventually releasing statements on the matter.

"It is shameful behavior by the soldier. Taking into account that was discharged last year from military service, every detail has been given to the commanders responsible, with the aim of giving greater monitoring, "said Army spokesmen.

The Army does not have the power to prohibit the publication of the photos because Abergil has already finished his military service.

to the Palestinian government, the photos "show the mentality of the occupier, proud to humiliate the Palestinians."

"Nothing in the world can justify this humiliation that is part of the daily practices of Israeli occupation. The occupation is unjust, immoral and, as shown in these images, morally degenerate," he adds.

For its part, the director of the Israeli Public Committee Against Torture, Yishai Menuhin, said "this kind of photography reflect the norm of Israeli soldiers stationed at checkpoints and their treatment of Palestinian detainees. "

" The behavior of the soldier is a product of popular culture in the Israeli Army did not consider Palestinians as human beings their own human rights, "he said.

http://www.elespectador.com/noticias/elmundo/articulo-219372-polemica-fotos-facebook-de-ex-soldado-israeli-palestinos-detenidos

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Israel, unable to face his past

Netanyahu ordered 20 years extended the secrecy of the Israeli state archives

Israel is unable to face his past. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided this week to expand from 50 to 70 years time when the State files remain classified. Israel is aware that it has much to hide.

Haaretz reported this week (only in Hebrew edition) that the first documents to be made public will not see light until 2018 (1948 +70). Many of the documents in the archives are relevant to the history of the first twenty years of existence of the Jewish state, then deal with the mass expulsion of the Palestinian people, the massacres of Deir Yassin and Tantura, the Suez crisis of 1956, the Israeli nuclear project, etc. The disclosure of these documents shed light on some facts that could "topple myths and embarrass a number of entities and individuals," said the Israeli newspaper. I suppose that President Shimon Peres is one of those "numerous individuals" ...

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Israel wants to put a muzzle on NGOs

The human rights organization Human Rights Watch has expressed its opposition to the campaign that Israel has started in the Knesset against local and foreign NGOs denounce the violation of international law by politicians or Israeli military, including alleged cases of war crimes and against any individual or entity to support the boycott of Israel as a pressure to end the occupation.

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Palestinians do not deserve a mall

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Information Digital Freedom strives to wonder from time to time with articles such demagogues as embarrassing for the ridiculousness of their premises. Dismantle the news today at the request of our readers is a clear example of media manipulation when it becomes a sad parody. Ignore if we are victims of a macabre joke ironically but the news about construction in the Gaza Strip in a shopping center by the digital newspaper borders on absurd miserably.

title and top title read: "Extreme poverty? Inaugurate a new luxury shopping center in Gaza. " First things first. The inclusion of the words "extreme poverty" between interrogations, apart from killing the principle of objectivity in journalism must aspire from the first line of text appears to question the economic situation in the region. As we imagine that the writer should not be aware of this situation, we will review some economic data on Palestine. Doctors of the World reported in a 2006 study [1] as follows: "In the Gaza Strip, the proportion of the population living on less than $ 2.37 per day (amount in establishing the threshold poverty) is increased to 79%, which confirms other reports by several international NGOs in 2008 that figure rises to 80% [2].

addition, the unemployment rate in the region in 2006 touched 40% (39.6%) and the trend has not ceased to be on the rise since 2000, which is confirmed in the report 2008, which provides a rate of almost 50%. The Doctors of the World report also detailed "the movement of Palestinian workers were employed in Israel have been severely limited since the start of the second Intifada. Thus, the number of Gazans working in Israel or in Israeli settlements has been divided by 30 since 2000, contributing to increased unemployment and poverty. " The situation is getting worse year after year due to job losses by closing factories and establishments that condemn half the population of the Gaza Strip to stop and the vast majority of helplessness and subsequently the dependence on humanitarian aid. "Extreme poverty? Yes, extreme poverty.

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Benjamin Netanyahu: "The U.S. is one thing you can easily handle" Eyad Sarraj

PÚBLICO.ES London 19/07/2010 18:29 Updated: 07/19/2010 19:58

On Friday, Israel's Channel channel 10 released a video of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visiting a family of settlers in the West Bank in 2001. During the conversation with a young man made who was killed in a Palestinian attack, Netanyahu boasted of violating the Oslo accords and know how to handle the U.S. at will.

According to various media, Netanyahu did not know you were recording, and although the conversation is entirely in Hebrew, some web pages and blogs have been translated content. In the first part, Netanyahu explained to the woman who must deal a blow to the Palestinian Authority.

"The Arabs are developing a campaign of terror and believe it'll hurt us. The first thing to do is hit, not once but several times so hard that you will regret being born," said the prime minister .

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manageable "Are not you afraid you might think the world?" says the lady, what Netanyahu responds bluntly: "No one will say anything. Everybody will agree that we are defending."

"No one will say anything. Everyone will say we are defending ourselves." "Especially with the U.S. today," he continues. "I know what is the U.S.. U.S. is one thing that can be handled with ease. Take it to the right direction," says Netanyahu.Todo it before to ensure that Bill Clinton is "extremely pro-Palestinian."

Finally, Netanyahu going to comment on the Oslo agreements and the impact that the breach may have on the international community. "Before the election, asked if I would respect the agreements. I said yes, but [...] I interpret such I'll end this race to return to 1967 borders. How do I do? Nobody specified what is meant by them military zones defined. Defined military zones are areas of security, as far as I know, all the Jordan Valley area is a definite military. I discuss it, "says .



The Israeli press also echoed the video and has harshly criticized the prime minister. In an opinion column for Haaretz, Gideon Levy thinks that "this video should have been released in all the houses of Israel and sent to Washington and Ramallah. The children should not have been to not corrupt, then distribute it throughout the country and the world for people to know who governs Israel. Channel 10 showed the true face of Netanyahu. "

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'Palestine must uphold the principle a man, one vote without violence '

Eyad al-Sarraj (1944) is one of the few players in the Middle East conflict that is not dominated by the stomach leaves and prefers to rely on irony and logic.


Question: Were you surprised by what happened in the Mavi Marmara?


Answer: No. The Israeli army is not ready to face protests by unarmed, is trained to kill without thinking twice. The main thing is the safety of their soldiers and strafed so people who had the courage to face them with sticks. Mavi Marmara The case proves that nonviolent resistance is the most effective weapon against the Israeli occupation they do not know how to respond.

Q: What are the effects of the blockade on Gaza?

R: The destruction of the economy. Gaza has become a society dependent on charity. The fence is also affecting the psychological level because we are in a prison in our own country. Proven, for example, that domestic violence is increasing in societies with a high degree of poverty and unemployment.

Q: But Israel says there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza because they still allow access for aid ...


A: Ah! I invite it (Benjamin) Netanyahu to be coming to live here and I'm going to live in Tel Aviv. Have not heard that the World Bank says 80% of the population lives in poverty? Do not listen to Ban Ki-Moon or (Catherine) Ashton said that the blockade is illegal? Do we have bribed all or is that now they are Arabs? Look, before the crash came about 700 trucks a day. Now that the Israelis have discovered humanitarian facets fall 70. Came to be neither 30.

P: Tel Aviv claims that these measures are necessary to prevent the rearming of Hamas ...


R: Israel says that he left Gaza and this is a free territory at the same time imposing a land and naval siege. Which is it? The blockade has strengthened Hamas and especially the more extreme section. But I want to influence an issue. The problem of Gaza is a humanitarian crisis. People not only want to eat, wants to regain their basic rights. Want freedom of movement and wants to end the occupation.

Q: Do you think that actions like sending ships to Gaza can contribute to a shift in the conflict situation?

A: The Palestinians will only get freedom when fighting for equal rights with Jews. We must defend the principle of one man, one vote without violence and adopt the South African example. Israel justifies everything he is doing in reference to safety but it is pure racism. The Israelis treat us like the Afrikaners used to do with blacks. The thesis of the two states can no longer be applied due to the proliferation of settlements, the wall or the unsustainable nature of a hypothetical Palestinian state. We want something very simple: equality and equal rights. For me there is no difference between a Jew, a Muslim or a Christian. Jews do not want to die I do not want to die Palestinians.

Q: To what extent do the Palestinians do not take into account the anxiety generated among the threats facing Israel, reinforced by the trauma of the Holocaust?.

A: The Holocaust was a tragedy but can not be used as an excuse forever. Returning to the case of the Afrikaners. It is going to live in Africa, occupying a territory and then say "Black people want us to eat." The Jews say the same thing: "The Arabs want us to eat." But who came here from Poland and Germany? Will the Arabs? In the eighties I had a discussion about this with Israeli President Chaim Herzog. I said, what do you have atomic bomb say they feel threatened?. I bid. Let all Palestinians to Jordan. Do you feel safe? No, because then the threat would be Jordan. Vale. We take a Jordanian and Palestinians to Iraq. "No more business?. No, Iraq would be a new threat and we could get to Afghanistan. I explained that I had to deal with the fear that eats away because it is pathological. Only when we look into the eyes and see us as equal human beings, then they feel secure. It is also true that we have been stupid helping Israeli extremists manipulate that fear to turn to suicide.

Q: Is it True, in the lee of the crisis are proliferating jihadist groups in Gaza?

A: Yes, it's a logical reaction to the extremism that is rampant in Israeli society and the actual situation in Gaza. Hamas is divided between those who are able to attack a Urnwa summer camp (23 May) and the moderates, those who oppose the firing of rockets or suicide. For now the moderates are in control.

Source: PALESTINALIBRE

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Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, unwelcome guests

The creation of Palestinian refugees was a direct consequence of the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. From 1947-1950, in what Palestinians call the Nakba or catastrophe, Zionist militias (and later the Israeli army) instigated expelled or fled their homes in more than 750,000 Palestinians. About 100,000 Palestinian refugees sought refuge in Lebanon as a result of the Nakba and their presence was considered a threat to the sectarian political system founded some of the country [1]. More than sixty years after Lebanon's government still does not offer a public statistics of Palestinian refugees in the country. In its statistical report this month January 2010 the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA, its acronym in English) said that currently there were 425,640 Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon. Of these, 53% reside in 12 official refugee camps, while the rest live in both cities and villages in Lebanon and in refugee camps or unofficial meetings "Palestinians" [2]. However, UNRWA statistics are not complete because it does not include non-registered Palestinian refugees who arrived in Lebanon between 1952 and 1956 and to those who entered the country after 1970 and that Palestinians are considered "undocumented" [3 ].

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