Saturday, August 28, 2010

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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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Friday, August 27, 2010

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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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Friday, August 20, 2010

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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.

Monday, August 16, 2010

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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

Thursday, August 5, 2010

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The Palestinian child who stood up to Israeli police



The vided in which a five-year Palestinian boy cries as his father is arrested for Israeli Border Police in Hebron this week gained international attention. In the footage, Khaled Jaber, faces Hebrew agents screaming "baba, baba" (daddy, daddy). His father was arrested for allegedly diverting water from an aqueduct that supplies a Jewish settlement. In the video can be viewed as an agent of the Border Police is on the child and takes him by the shoulder to separlo of his father, who is introduced in a patrol car.

According to Israeli daily Haaretz, the Border Police says the family "orchestrated" the stage and instructed the child to run after her father in front of the cameras.

Father the child, Fadel Jaber, was arrested along with other family members Monday on suspicion of assaulting and interfering in police work. The Border Police ensures that members of this family threw stones and Israeli agents attacked in Hebron, a Palestinian town in the center of some 800 Israeli settlers live heavily guarded by the army of Israel.

Jaber Fadel's brother in law says she saw police in the early morning destroyed the irrigation system of his own. "I told my family to remain at home, but police came and attacked my children and the rest of the family," he told Haaretz. My brother and I tried protect my son, age 16, "he added.

Israel has confiscated many of the aquifers Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. To irrigate their orchards, Palestinians rely on wells that are sometimes blinded by the Israeli army. When they have no other option, go to the settlements to buy water from aquifers Palestinians to settlers. And when they deny it, they often deviate from the ditches that the source themselves directly.

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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

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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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