Showing posts with label Atrosities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atrosities. Show all posts

The Canadian Government Agrees with The Massacres in Gaza by Israel



Given the history that many in the world are not aware of, featured here: the Untold Story of the Genocide of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada and long with many other ATROCITIES towards the First Nations and other minorities in Canada that made Canada - it does not surprise me a bit that yesterday Canada stood alone before a United Nations human rights council yesterday, the only one among 47 nations to oppose a motion condemning the Israeli military offensive in Gaza.

The vote before the Geneva-based body shows the Stephen Harper government has abandoned a more even-handed approach to the Middle East in favour of unalloyed support of Israel, according to some long-time observers.

Thirty-three countries voted for the strongly worded motion, which called for an investigation into "grave" human rights violations by Israeli forces, while 13 nations, mostly European, abstained.

The United States, regarded as Israel's greatest ally, is not a member of the council. Observers say Ottawa's unwavering support of Israel in the current conflict – highlighted by yesterday's vote – shows how the Canadian Government could care less about human rights, fairness and justice.
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Medical death toll in Gaza due to Israeli siege reaches 108

Since the Israeli siege on the Gaza Strip began a year ago Palestinian medical patients have been awaiting “permission” to leave the Strip for necessary treatments. On Monday the death toll of those waiting reached 208.

One of the youngest died today, 19 month old Hadil Jawad Al Haddad.

Spokesman for the Popular Committee to Confront the Blockade, Rami Abdo, quoted medical sources regarding a death this morning of Latifa Mohammad Sain. She lived in western Gaza City’s Beach Refugee Camp.

Her son pointed out that she was in dire need of treatment for leukemia and that the family had attempted to obtain Israeli “permission” for outside treatment for 10 days.

Elsewhere sources also announced the death of 36 year old Abu Matar Mughraqa. He was one among many suffering from cancer and died because of a lack of necessary medication due to the siege.

Medical sources also announced the death of Ahmed Abu Shahin. He suffered from diabetes and kidney failure due to a lack of necessary treatment and the inability to leave the Gaza Strip.
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Israeli police officer shot himself in the head as Sarkozy leaves Israel, Possible Assassination Attempt?

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, addresses Israeli MPs in Knesset

Well the story is posted below, Is very fishy to me. Things are not adding up here. Why would this Israeli Police Officer kill himself at this point in time. Was he so guilt ridden of the so many crimes of humanity he or Israel has committed against the Palestinians, that he just snapped and lost it. Was he sad that the French President was going home. I can sort of go answer one, (played a part) but to just believe that this is a random act that just so happened as Sarkozy was about to leave and maybe the police officer was sick in the head or just fell and his gun went off - I am not buying it? Time to come clean - folks in Zionist Land. I am sure we are going to hear more of this to come.

Many unanswered questions here.

Well here is the story - is this not a fishy story or what?

Bodyguards rushed Israel's prime minister, Ehud Olmert, and the visiting French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, to safety yesterday after an Israeli police officer shot himself in the head during a departure ceremony at Tel Aviv airport.

Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni, were at the foot of the steps leading up to their aircraft when security guards heard a single gunshot. The two leaders appeared not to have heard anything but Bruni ran up the steps. Sarkozy was directed into the aircraft, and Olmert was rushed to his car, which was parked close by. Israel's president, Shimon Peres, who was also at the ceremony marking the end of Sarkozy's three-day visit, was led away.

Within moments the incident was over, and Olmert boarded the plane himself. Some reports suggested that the officer, from the border police, fell from a building and that his gun fired accidentally. Other accounts suggested he shot himself in the head. The officer was reported to be at least 100 metres from the aircraft.

"This was in no way an assassination attempt," an Israeli police spokesman, Micky Rosenfeld, told Reuters. He said the police officer had killed himself.

The incident came at a time of mounting concern over the ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. Two Palestinians, including a commander of the Islamic Jihad militant group, were killed during an Israeli military raid in Nablus, in the occupied West Bank, yesterday. Several hours later Islamic Jihad fired four rockets from Gaza towards the southern Israeli town of Sderot, slightly injuring two people.

The rocket fire came on the sixth day of what was supposed to be a ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas said it was sticking to the agreement but it was not clear whether Israel would respond. "It is essential for the ceasefire, for calm to be sustained," said the appointed Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, in Berlin.

The ceasefire is also threatened by a political crisis within Israel. Olmert faces the possible collapse of his ruling coalition today when politicians vote on a preliminary reading of a bill to dissolve the Knesset, Israel's parliament. The Labour party, a key force in the ruling coalition and led by the defence minister, Ehud Barak, has promised to vote in favour. Barak sees himself as a challenger for the premiership and last month called on Olmert to quit after embarrassing testimony was given in the latest corruption investigation against the prime minister.

Olmert has told members of his Kadima party he will sack Labour ministers who support the bill, including Barak, who is not an MP.

"I won't accept a situation in which Labour ministers are trying to topple the government yet staying in it," Olmert said at a Kadima meeting on Monday.

Early elections would probably see Labour and Kadima lose out to the rightwing Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu.

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10 killed on Sunday, the death toll in Gaza hits 98 since Israel's holocaust began Wednesday.


Palestinian medical sources stated that
10 Palestinians were killed on Sunday
due to ongoing Israeli army attacks of
the Gaza strip, the number of Palestinian
killed by the Israeli army in the Palestinian
costal Region now totals 98.

Two Palestinian resistance fighters,
from the Al Qassam brigades the
armed wing of Hamas, were killed and another injured on
Sunday at midday when Israeli jet fighters targeted
a group of Palestinian fighters east of Jabaliya town in
the northern part of Gaza.

Earlier in the day Ahamad Abu Wardah was killed when
Israeli troops opened fire on his house in Jabalyia town.
Medics said that Israeli troops shot Abu Wardah then
prevented the ambulance from reaching him.
Abu Wardah bled to death.

On Sunday morning medics found the bodies of Raja' Attallah,
31 and her sister Ibtesam, 25. Their house is located in
Jabalyia refugee camp and was bombed by Israeli jet fighters
Saturday night. Their parents and two brothers were also
killed in the Saturday's attack.

Sunday morning, Khlaid Rayian, from the Al Qassam
brigades, was pronounced dead from wounds incurred
during Jabalyia clashes with invading Israeli troops.

Another two were also killed on Sunday morning.
Thabet Dardonah, and Wesam Abed Raboh were shot
by Israeli troops in Jabalyia and left to bleed to death,
Medics said, they added that there was also a girl who
shot and killed in her home in Jabalyia but once again
ambulance crews were prevented from reaching her.

Including the ten killed on Sunday the death toll in Gaza
since Wednesday totals 98 dead. On Saturday at dawn
the Israeli army started a ground offensive targeting
Jabalyia town and the nearby refugee camp. By Saturday
night Israeli attack left 56 Palestinians killed, 36 of
whom were civilians.

Today the Palestinian ministry of Health in Gaza
announced that some hospitals in Gaza can not
provide medical care because they have no
electricity or medical supplies.

The Israeli army has kept Gaza under siege since
June 2007, leaving Gaza suffering from severe shortages
of medicine, food, electricity, and fuel supplies.
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Death and siege in Gaza: Israeli kills 27 Palestinians including baby

Death and siege in Gaza: Israeli kills
27 Palestinians including baby


One Palestinian has been killed and three others
injured in a raid against a police station in
the west of Gaza City

The station is located next to Palestinian
Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh's house.
Dr. Mu'awiya Hassanain, head of
emergency and ambulance services
in the Palestinian Health Ministry,
said that ambulances transferred
the dead body and the casualties to a
hospital in Gaza.

Four Palestinian children were killed in an
Israeli air raid in the Jabalia refugee camp
in the northern Gaza Strip on Thursday
afternoon, bringing the number of those
killed in the Gaza Strip to 27 in the last 24
hours. Eight of the dead are children.

Mu'awiya Hasanain said the bodies of
11-year-old Deib Darduna and 14-year-old
'Umar Darduna arrived at the Kamal
Udwan hospital in Beit Hanoun torn to
pieces. Meanwhile, the bodies of
7-year-old Muhammad Hammuda
and 8-year-old Ali Darduna were
taken to Ash-Shifa hospital in Gaza City.

A short while later, an Israeli unmanned
reconnaissance plane launched a missile
at a car in Beit Hanoun injuring two
people, one of them seriously.

Israeli raids on the Gaza Strip have been
continuous throughout Thursday.

On Thursday afternoon Palestinian
medics found the dead body of 12-year-
old Amjad As-Sakani in eastern Gaza City.

Meanwhile 25-year-old Hamas activist
Rami Khalifa died of wounds he sustained
on Thursday morning.

Israeli warplanes launched a raid on
Thursday afternoon on the northern
Gaza Strip killing 23-year-old Al-Qassam
Brigades member Abdullah Zuwaidi.

A few minutes later, the Israeli warplanes
launched another raid near the agricultural
college in Beit Hanoun in the northern
Gaza Strip.

Several Palestinians were injured in the attack.
At around 9:30 on Thursday morning local time,
Israeli warplanes fired missiles at Palestinian
civilians in eastern Gaza City killing senior
Hamas leader and Palestinian Legislative
Council member and Hamza Khalil
Al-Hayya and 23-year-old Jawad Tafish.
Several others were also injured.
Mu'awiya Hassanain, the director
of ambulance and emergency services
in the Palestinian health ministry told
Ma'an that Ash-Shifa hospital in Gaza
City had received one of the dead and
several people who had sustained
serious injuries.

On Wednesday evening, three Palestinian
children were killed and six others
injured in an Israeli air strike on the
Al Taw'am area close to the Khazandar
gas station, north of Gaza City.

One of the dead was 5-month-old
Muhammad Nasser Al-Borey,
who was in his family home when a
missile struck the building.

Mu'awiya Hassanain, said that
ambulances transported the injured
and dead children, including the
headless body of a child, to the Shifa' a
nd Kamal hospitals.

He added that five children were rushed
to the intensive care unit and the operating
room, with one clinically dead.

Witnesses said that those involved
were passing by a local-made missile
launcher that was struck by the Israeli forces.

Earlier on Wednesday, two Palestinians
were killed and two others injured
when Israeli artillery targeted an
orange grove in the Ash-Shuja'iyya
neighbourhood in eastern Gaza City.

Hassanain said that one of the dead
was identified as 27-year-old Minwir
Abu Mandeel, who worked as a guard
at the grove. The second victim's
identity remains unknown as the
corpse arrived at the Kamal Udwan
Hospital so badly damaged that it
was not possible to identify the victim.

On Wednesday morning, five
Al-Qassam Brigades activists were
killed, and several bystanders were
injured, after Israeli helicopters
launched two missiles at a car in
western Khan Younis in the southern
Gaza Strip.

Eyewitnesses told Ma'an's reporter that
the car was targeted near Al-Aqsa University.

In another Israeli raid on Wednesday
morning an Islamic Jihad activist was
killed and two others injured when and
Israeli unmanned drone targeted two
sites east of Al-Bureij refugee camp in the
central Gaza Strip.

A spokesperson of the the Al-Quds
Brigades, the military wing of Islamic
Jihad, said that the victim was Zaky
Abu Zaid. The wounded were evacuated
to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital
for treatment.

– Ma'an


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The Gaza Ghetto: U.S.-Backed Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

Different articles used for this feature article!


"The situation in Gaza is bleak,
and getting worse."


UN aid chief 'shocked'
by Gaza conditions


John Holmes says Israel blockade responsible
for great misery of Palestinians in Gaza.


GAZA CITY - The top UN humanitarian affairs official,
John Holmes, visited the Gaza Strip on Friday and said
he was "shocked by the miserable things" he had seen.

Holmes, under-secretary general for humanitarian
affairs and emergency relief coordinator, was in Gaza
on the second day of a five-day visit to the Palestinian
territories and Israel.

He told reporters at a news conference that the
misery he saw was the result of the current
closed border crossings with Israel and the
"limited food and other materials allowed in."

Gaza is one of the most densely populated places in the
world and is home to around 1.5 million Palestinians who
struggle against overwhelming levels of poverty and
Israeli violence.

Holmes said he was concerned about the dependence
of 80 percent of the population on food aid, widespread
joblessness, problems with the sewerage and water
systems, limited supplies of fuel and electricity and
the shortage of supplies in hospitals.

He had said before arriving in the region on Thursday that
he was coming "in solidarity with the people of this region,
who have suffered great misery and insecurity."

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B'Tselem slams Israeli killing of
mentally disabled

Rights group slams practice
of Israeli soldiers who fire at
Palestinian civilians thought
to be trying to flee.
A human rights group called for an investigation into the death
Thursday of a mentally disabled Palestinian man who had been
wounded by the Israelis during a West Bank arrest operation.

According to neighbors' accounts, Israeli troops entered
the town of Qabatiya before dawn on Feb. 7 to arrest an
Islamic Jihad militant.

As the soldiers prepared an ambush, the mentally disabled man,
56-year-old Taysir Nazal, emerged from his home, the neighbors
said. Soldiers fired three shots and hit Nazal in his legs,
said relatives and a neighbor, Omar al-Sohu.

"They didn't call on him to stop, and after he was hit, they left him
for a half hour," al-Sohu said. "Then two soldiers came and
started to talk to him in Arabic."

The Israeli military said it was checking the circumstances of the
incident and did not immediately comment.

Nazal was hit several times in the legs. Doctors operated
several times and amputated part of one leg, but he died
on Thursday, doctors said.

The Israeli rights group B'Tselem called for a military investigation.

"From our research we see a pattern, a sort of norm ...
that is expressed in shooting when a door is opened or
the soldiers think someone is trying to flee, when in fact
the soldiers are not acting in self-defense,"
B'Tselem spokeswoman Sarit Michaeli said.

Israel has killed several mentally disabled Palestinians
in recent years.
Israel conducts arrest operations against Palestinians
in West Bank towns almost nightly.

The West Bank, like Gaza and Arab east Jerusalem,
is a Palestinian territory illegally occupied by the
Israeli military since 1967.

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The remains of an Israeli missile

Israel assassinates Palestinian
fighter, killing members of his
family, wounding 50 in
neighbourhood.


Eight Palestinians were killed and at least 50 wounded on
Friday night when Israeli warplanes launched a raid on a
building in the Gaza Strip, medics and witnesses said.

The Israeli aircraft targeted the home of top Islamic
Jihad fighter Ayman al-Fayed in the Bureij Palestinian
refugee camp south of Gaza City, killing him and two
of his children, a boy and a girl, they said.

A woman was among the other four dead, the medics
said, adding that the fate of Fayed's wife and three
other children was not known.

Around 50 people, including around 20 children,
were wounded when the house was hit by a missile,
they added. Most were family members.

Apart from Fayed the dead and wounded were
all civilians, the medics said.

The Fayed house was completely destroyed in the attack
and at least 10 other houses were damaged by the blast,
witnesses and an AFP correspondent said.

Emergency services were searching through the
rubble to see if any people had been buried under the debris.

Medical sources identified Fayed, 42, as a top commander
from the Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad.
The group's spokesman Abu Ahmad confirmed his death.

A neighbour, who declined to be identified, said that
Fayed's family was inside the house when it was hit
and many were killed or wounded.

With all that Israel gets away with it is no wonder
Hundreds of Palestinians gathered outside the
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital south of Gaza City after
the attack and chanted calls for revenge,
a media correspondent reported.

Its corridors and those of the territory's main hospital,
Al-Shifa in Gaza City, were filled with the wounded.

The impoverished Gaza Strip is home to eight refugee
camps, and Bureij is both the smallest and the most populated.

"We condemn the Israeli crime perpetrated against the
Bureij refugee camp," Sami Abu Zuhri, spokesman for Hamas.

"Israel bears full responsibility and will also
suffer the consequences,"

At least 180 people, mostly Palestinians,
have been killed since Israel and the Palestinians
relaunched formal peace talks in November.

The latest deaths brought to 6,140 the total number of
people killed since the eruption of the Palestinian
uprising in 2000, most of them Palestinians.


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An Israeli
airstrike killed at
least three
Palestinians and wounded
16 others
Sunday in the southern
Gaza city of
Rafah, Palestinian and
Israeli sources said.

Another Palestinian was killed and 10 others wounded
in an earlier incident in which an Israel Defense Forces
unit opened fire on " men approaching the forces"
in eastern Rafah, the sources said.

According to an IDF statement, there was
a similar impetus for the airstrike, as "forces carried
out an aerial attack against a group of Palestinian
gunmen after they approached the forces."

The Ramattan News Agency, a Palestinian media outlet,
quoted Palestinian security sources who said Israeli
drones fired two rockets near the Rafah border
crossing that connects Gaza and Egypt.

Three Palestinian militants were killed in the airstrike, said
an Israeli military spokeswoman.
Palestinian security sources said 16 people were
wounded.

Video Watch Palestinians after a separate
airstrike Saturday in central Gaza »

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that
IDF troops backed by tanks and air support
clashed with militants. Palestinian Health Ministry
official Moaiya Hassanain told Haaretz that three
gunmen were killed in clashes as well as a 45-year-old
civilian who was shot in the head.

The three gunmen were from Hamas and another
militant faction, the Popular Resistance Committees,
Hassanain told the newspaper.

Palestinian sources told CNN the person killed
by Israeli gunfire was a "Palestinian activist."

Israeli forces took over several homes near the airport
in southern Gaza, and bulldozers began clearing
farmland so militants would have no cover
from which to launch rockets.

In a show of resistance Five Qassam rockets were fired Sunday
into Sderot, just miles from the northeast border of Gaza,
Israeli ambulance services told CNN.
Five people were treated for shock, as always - no
serious injuries were reported and gives Israel excuses to
continue with it's collective punishment towards
Gaza and the rest of Palestine as the world powers continue
to do nothing but meet their own agendas while the people
of Palestine suffer.

Earlier this month, Sderot residents demanding
military action began protesting in Jerusalem
and Tel Aviv. More protests were widely reported
outside Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office Sunday.

Makes one wonder how they would react
if they had to live like the Palestinians do.

He vowed not to "slacken" in his resolve to combat the
resistance of Gaza and other parts of Palestine.
On the defensive side, he announced that
Israel is spending $14 million to build 13 schools,
reinforced to withstand rocket attacks,
in and around Sderot.
The Knesset approved the construction in January.

In June, Hamas seized control of Gaza from forces
loyal to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud
Abbas' Fatah Party, forcing Fatah to consolidate its
leadership in the West Bank. Hamas is considered a
terror organization by the United States and Canada ;
Abbas is considered an ally.

Gaza, which is home to over 1.4 million Palestinians,
has been subject to sanctions since Israel enhanced
their collective punishment campaign.
The campaign has seen the people of Gaza
with reduced or cut off fuel, food and medical supplies
not allowed in. (and that's just part of it).

Olmert said Sunday that Israel will continue its collective
punishment and its blockade of "materials
that including energy."

He also responded to human rights groups who claim
the blockade unfairly punishes Palestinian civilians,
rather than the Hamas leadership.

"This may not always be loved but it is an important
part of counter-terrorist activity," Olmert said.

I wonder how Olmert Deals with himself?
With a statement like that!

Tens of thousands of Palestinians stormed the border
last month, streaming into Egypt to obtain supplies
and medical attention that have not been available
since Israel clamped down on the border.

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Olmert Says Electricity,
Fuel Cuts to Gaza Will Continue
as they enhance
their collective punishment
towards
Gaza


Israel says it plans to continue crippling
sanctions on the Gaza Strip, despite international
opposition. The announcement was made as
three Palestinian gunmen and a civilian were
killed in Israeli raids in Gaza. Robert Berger
reports from the VOA bureau in Jerusalem.

Ehud Olmert says the reduction of electricity
and fuel supplies to Gaza will continue.

Mr. Olmert told the Cabinet a war is going
on in southern Israel. He said Israel would not
ease up until the resistance stops and the
People of Palestine does what Israel says.

Palestinian officials and the European Union
have demanded that Israel end the sanctions
and the collective punishment.

The Cabinet met as a delegation from the United
Nations and United States visited the Israeli
border town of Sderot that has been hard hit
by Palestinian rockets that does not even
compare to the killing and other atrosities
committed by Israel just in the last 3 months
never mind the last 60 years.

U.N. Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian
Affairs John Holmes condemned the rocket
attacks, but said people on both sides of the
Gaza border are suffering.

"The situations are different, completely different.
The physical conditions, obviously, in many ways
are much worse in Gaza," said Holmes. "

Fighting also continued inside Gaza, where Israeli
troops backed by tanks and helicopters clashed
with Palestinians.

The tense situation on the Gaza border will be
on the agenda when Mr. Olmert meets
Tuesday with Palestinian President
Mahmoud Abbas who still does
not want to deal
with Hamas who was freely
elected in Free Elections that the west
does not want to recognize.


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Kouchner: ‘there must be free movement
of both people and goods’


French FM urges Israel to
lift Gaza blockade


Kouchner tells Tel Aviv to freeze its policy
of building settlements in West Bank,
east Jerusalem.


French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner urged
Israel to lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip and to freeze its
policy of building settlements in the West Bank, at the start
of a visit to the region on Saturday.

"The economic and humanitarian situation in Gaza is
especially bad. The blockade directly affects the entire
economy and living conditions as well," he said in
an interview with Al-Quds newspaper.

"We call for the Gaza blockade to be lifted --
there must be free movement of both people
and goods," Kouchner told the main Arabic
daily in the Palestinian territories.

Israel has kept Gaza under effective lockdown
since last June following the territory's takeover
by the democratically elected movement Hamas,
and on January 17 it tightened the blockade
before easing it again slightly.

The Israelis say the measure is in response to
rockets being fired at it by Palestinian militants
inside the impoverished coastal territory.

The militants argue that armed resistance is the
only way that would force Israel to end its long
and illegal occupation of Palestinian territories
(Gaza, the West Bank, and Arab east Jerusalem).

In the interview Kouchner also called on Israeli
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian
president Mahmud Abbas to respect their
commitments agreed at the relaunch of Middle
East peace talks in the United States last November.

He is due to meet both Abbas and Olmert during his visit.

Kouchner's arrival overnight on Friday came just hours
after eight Palestinians, including a leading Islamic
Jihad militant and members of his family, were killed
in what medics and witnesses in the Gaza Strip
said was an Israeli air strike.

Both Israel and the Palestinians relaunched the
US-sponsored peace process after a near
seven-year hiatus with the aim of reaching
an agreement by the end of 2008.

"Israel must completely freeze settlements in the
West Bank and east Jerusalem, dismantle all
those deemed illegal, and reopen Palestinian
institutions in east Jerusalem, namely the
chamber of commerce," Kouchner said in the interview.

"It cannot be said enough that the settlements are
an obstacle to peace," he added.

On Thursday five firms won bids from the Israeli
authorities to expand the Har Homa settlement in
east Jerusalem, which the Palestinians consider to
be the capital of their future independent state,
and the international community deems as
illegally annexed by the Israelis.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
has said the move "doesn't help to build
confidence," while Abbas adviser Adnan
Husseini said that if construction continues
the Palestinians may suspend peace talks.

Kouchner also called on the Palestinians to take
steps to improve conditions for a peace agreement.

The Palestinian Authority must "make very
important efforts to fight against terrorist
movements and reform the security services
in order to make them more efficient," he said.

"Encouraging progress has been achieved"
but more must be done, he added.

Kouchner also said that improving living conditions
in the West Bank could have a positive knock-on
effect on the Gaza Strip.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Wednesday
announced plans to visit Israel in May for the
celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of
the country's creation and the start of the
total destruction of Palestine.
Thank God for Resistance.

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Another Sick Video from USA Invasion And Occupation of Iraq

I found another sick SOB that I hope Rots in Hell....
Again Proves America Creates Terror and Backlash against themselves....
And imagine people expect George Bush or Any United States President & Government to be a honest broker in peace between Israel and Palestine...You have to be kidding right...
Looks like to me Israel and United States is in a race together to see who can be more fucked up in their Atrosities and see who can break the most human rights and International laws...
Or maybe they are waiting for people or nations to call their bluff like in a poker game...

But this is no game!! These are innocent people that are dying and suffering, and I repeat again, Iraq had nothing to do with 9 11 like this Sick twisted brainwashed SOB claims in this video....


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Israel’s bold new strategy is bold indeed, My Radical Feedback Included


What's BOLDED is my comments from this Story!

Israeli diplomats are trying to mount an aggressive new strategy in Britain, making Israel’s case more actively in the media and taking their message out of London.

The marked change in tone is the brainchild of the new Israeli ambassador, Ron Prosor, who in a wide-ranging interview with the JC this week said: “We have to reach out and take our case to places where we have not been for years.

More like he's trying to find people who don't know what's going on the world and feed them his bullshit.

“It will be tough, (one thing that most from Israel and who support Israel say) but I have told everyone in the embasssy we are coming out —(is he talking about the closet as in he's Gay I don't know) out of London W8 — to make the case for Israel. Don’t be afraid. I am setting the example — that’s what we get paid for.”
People like him are proud to make the money from the blood and suffering of the people of Palestine. Too bad it was not Israel's money from hard work...and not holocaust guilt money that most did not even go to victims - along with the tax dollars from tax payers in countries like America that gives Israel more aide then the rest of the world combined. I will state again that money would be better spent on people who are homeless, in poverty, health care, children starving, then killing people in Palestine. People in United States & Canada really do need to start making their Governments Accountable!

He has already made a “challenging” appearance at St Antony’s College, (It really must be a challenge these days for people to defend Israel.) Oxford, but appeared to relish the experience.

In a radical departure from many of his predecessors, Prosor, who arrived in Britain in mid-November, paid his first diplomatic visits not to his German or American counterparts, but to the ambassadors of Egypt, Jordan, and Qatar.

He plans to have other meetings with the Moroccan, Tunisian and other Arab ambassadors in Britain. He feels, he says, that such meetings have “added value in establishing relations between Israel and the Arab world”. And if that happens be sure that these countries have signed their death warrant and will become apart of the greater Israel.
As well as reaching out to his Arab colleagues, the ambassador is determined to “do much more” in terms of the embassy’s relations with the Jewish community. He is taking his diplomats on the road in January, “moving the whole embassy to Manchester for the day, reaching out to the people who for many years have voluntarily worked for the state of Israel”.
(Just one question: what medication were they taking?)
And will try to get them to spread more lies and bullshit to get people to support the racist state.

Each diplomat will have his or her own schedule, the ambassador said, in the hope that the initiative would “create a much better understanding”. Further regional embassy days are planned later in the year.
Oh we all understand what Israel has done and continues to do ..more so the people of Palestine who continue to feel the effects each and every day.

Prosor is to invite scores of activists for Israel to the embassy early in the New Year, with the aim of co-ordinating plans for Israel’s 60th anniversary of ethnic cleansing.

The ambassador who says he is an experienced diplomat who was director-general of Israel’s Foreign Ministry, clearly has high hopes that the anniversary will provide an opportunity for showcasing Israel in the wider community.
Oh your show cased all right, more and more people are speaking out against Israel, more and more are blogging Israel's crimes, more and more are doing the mainstream media's job and exposing the Zionist Israel.

Hoping to build on the success of the visit of Britain’s foreign secretary, David Miliband, to Israel last month, the ambassador said he felt that “those in the Foreign Office and Downing Street are ready to continue to develop and enhance bilateral relations”. Bad mistake for Britain.

It was realistic, he believed, to expect a member of the Royal Family to visit Israel during the anniversary year — and, in return, a “high-profile” visitor from Israel to the UK. Yeah the Queen Mother can relate to Israel...That blood soaked crown was not bought at Wall Mart, I'm sure her or some people from the Royal Family will pay a visit.

President Shimon Peres, meanwhile, has invited Prime Minister Gordon Brown to Jerusalem in May, where he is hosting a group of world leaders to celebrate Israel’s 60th birthday. I'm sure George Bush will be one of the valued guest to attend....along with other leaders who kiss the ass of Israel and who know and can relate to Invasions, Occupations and Colonization - that or they will be paid to attend.

Mr Prosor is bullish about explaining Israel’s case to the British media and British society. “Our case is not conveyed in a way that explains the dilemmas of Israeli society,” he said. “We feel we are a democracy under fire, encountering phenomena that Western democracies have never experienced. Oh there is a joke - If Israel is a Democracy I would hate to see a dictatorship loool for real...I'd say most western so called democracies (if you want to call it that) don't have people suffering and dying like they are in Gaza, West Bank and Throughout Palestine. The last time that happened was when they killed off most natives to the land and colonized it. HAHAHA the only dilemmas facing Israel is the fact that the world is waking up and tired of the bullshit and the killing of innocents by Israel. We grow very tired of the fake War on Terror...We are tired of the excuses of Israel for why they say they need the Apartheid Wall and why Israel is kills and is accountable to no one. We are tired of the United Nations that bows to the United States Government and Israel and allows them to violate resolutions passed.

We don’t always have the best answers he continues on to say . Why Israel reacts in the way that it does is not sufficiently set in context. WOW another Truth! Israel does not have any answers.

Here's a answer for you...End The Occupation of Palestine and give them back their land , give them their rights to control themselves and their land....stop interfering in their affairs. The way you conduct your selfs in Israel... try that back in your birth countries like Russia and see how far you get ..... I bet United States Government would not be there to save or defend your sorry ass!!!


He continues on saying, There is a lot that we can be very proud of, as debates in Israeli society show — (lool Debates Only In ISRAEL) and this has not been conveyed enough to the British public. I intend to have a much higher media profile and I feel that we should try to present our cause to everyone. The best thing we can do is to conduct a dialogue”.
Israel must be planning on buying more media outlets to add to their Zionist Owned Media Portfolio.

Though he is determined to speak to other Arab ambassadors and, indeed, the Palestinian delegate to the UK, Manuel Hassassian, Ambassador Prosor is equally clear that there should be no dialogue with Hamas — God forbid that you talk to a group that was freely elected by the people...that would be so wrong for a place ( Israel) who calls themselves a democracy to do.
“that would be the wrong thing to do. Hamas took over in a coup d’etat and treated its own brothers and sisters in an appalling way, throwing handcuffed people out of 12-storey buildings, shooting people in the head...
And I guess he thinks that's worse then then the past 60 years of Israel killing families, children and destroying villages and doing everything possible to break the people of Palestine. And that's just Palestine....Imagine all the other Bullshit that has been done in the World on behalf of Israel in just 60 years...I would blog about it but I would be here for ever.

We have Salam Fayyed as prime minister and Abu Mazen as president of the Palestinians. They are weak, but this is the only chance we have to empower them. The nature of what kind of Palestinian state will be next door to Israel is the most cardinal issue which we face. The risks are enormous, the margin of error very small”.

The ambassador’s mission is to weed out the extremists from the moderates.(he means leaders tnhat can be bought and paid for while the rest all suffer).

A case in point, he says, is the way in which Israel’s MiA’s (soldiers missing in action) are being treated by their captors. “People don’t understand: it’s not just a matter of there not being a signal if our soldiers are alive or dead. They [Hizbollah and Hamas] are not allowing the Red Cross to visit, which is the minimum which people expect. We will not leave any stone unturned to bring our boys back home” — and as part of that process, he said, there was “close co-operation” with the British government in helping to track down and ultimately release the MIAs. “It is very high on our agenda, an open wound for all of us”.

How are those thousands you have locked up inside jails/camps by Israel. How are all those children and women you have locked up?...We don't hear much about how they are doing...would you like cheese to go with that wine?
It's very high in most people's agenda to have Palestine set Free , along with man y other things like the Right of Return which most enjoy from most all Nations in the World.... Cut the Bullshit...End The Occupation of Palestine, Tear Down That Apartheid Wall, Release all people you are illegally holding, and that's just a start ! don't try and pull that Anti-Semitic crap with me. You act like a child when they don't get their own way!!!

Did U SAY God's Chosen People...Sorry ...Not in his Name! Don't bring God in on your
atrosities committed...By the Way God is not a Real Estate Agent...Just follow International Laws and do the right thing and your OK in his books.

Free Palestine “It is very high on our agenda, an open wound for all of us here in the world who value Humanity, Real Justice, and A Real Democracy ”.
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