Boycott israHell!

Boycott israHell!
Бойкот на израел и печелещите от окупацията! Boycott israHell and those who profit from occupation!

Sunday, July 13, 2014

#GazaUnderAttack / Act now before it is too late!

Dear friends,
Civil society organisations in Gaza have made a call to the international community asking them to, "Join the growing international boycott, divestment and sanction campaign to hold this rogue state to account that is proving once again to be so violent and yet so unchallenged. Join the growing critical mass around the world with a commitment to the day when Palestinians do not have to grow up amidst this relentless murder and destruction by the Israeli regime." 
Please continue to organise and join the protests, and share the below statement with everyone you know. The international community must, "act now, before it is too late!"
We, Palestinians trapped inside the bloodied and besieged Gaza Strip, call on conscientious people all over the world, to act, protest, and intensify the boycotts, divestments and sanctions against Israel until it ends this murderous attack on our people and is held to account.
With the world turning their backs on us once again, for the last four days we have in Gaza been left to face massacre after massacre.  As you read these words over 120 Palestinians are dead now, including 25 children. Over 1000 have been injured including countless horrifying injuries that will limit lives forever – more than two thirds of the injured are women and children. We know for a fact that many more will not make it through the next day. Which of us will be next, as we lie awake from the sound of the carnage in our beds tonight? Will we be the next photo left in an unrecognizable state from Israel’s state of the art flesh tearing, limb stripping machinery of destruction?
We call for a final end to the crimes and oppression against us. We call for:
- Arms embargos on Israel, sanctions that would cut off the supply of weapons and military aid from Europe and the United States on which Israel depends to commit such war crimes;
- Suspension of all free trade and bilateral agreements with Israel such as the EU-Israel Association agreement
Boycott, divestment and sanctions, as called for by the overwhelming majority of Palestinian Civil Society in 2005
Without pressure and isolation, the Israeli regime has proven time and time again that it will continue such massacres as we see around us now, and continue the decades of systematic ethnic cleansing, military occupation and apartheid policies
We are writing this on Saturday night, again paralyzed in our homes as the bombs fall on us in Gaza. Who knows when the current attacks will end? For anyone over seven years old, permanently etched on our minds are the rivers of blood that ran through the Gaza streets when for over 3 weeks in 2009 over 1400 Palestinians were killed including over 330 children. White phosphorous and other chemical weapons were used in civilian areas and contaminating our land with a rise in cancers as a result. More recently 180 more were killed in the week-long attacks in late November 2012.
This time what? 200, 500, 5000? We ask: how many of our lives are dispensable enough until the world takes action? How much of our blood is sufficient? Before the Israeli bombings, a member of the Israeli Knesset Ayelet Shaked of the far-right Jewish Home party called for genocide of the Palestinian people. “They should go, as should the physical homes in which they raised the snakes.” she said. “Otherwise, more little snakes will be raised there.” Right now nothing is beyond the murderous nature of the Israeli State, for we, a population that is mostly children, are all mere snakes to them
As said Omar Ghraib in Gaza, “It was heart shattering to see the pictures of little boys and girls viciously killed. Also how an elderly woman was killed while she was having her iftar at Maghreb prayer by bombing her house. She died holding the spoon in her hand, an image that will need a lot of time to leave my head.”
Entire houses are being targeted and entire families are being murdered. Early Thursday morning the entire Al-Hajj family was wiped out – the father Mahmoud, mother Bassema and five children. No warning, a family targeted and removed from life. Thursday night, the same again, no warning, 5 more dead including four from the Ghannam family, a woman and a seven year old child amongst them. 
On Tuesday morning the Kaware family did get a phone call telling them their 3 storey house would be bombed. The family began to leave when a water tank was struck, but then returned with members of the community, who all came to the house to stand with them, people from all over the neighbourhood. The Israeli jets bombed the building with a roof full of people, knowing full well it was full of civilians. 7 people died immediately including 5 children under 13 years old. 25 more were injured, and 8 year old Seraj Abed al-Aal, succumbed to his injuries later that evening.  Perhaps the family was trying to appeal to the Israeli regime’s humanity, surely they wouldn’t bomb the roof full of people. But as we watch families being torn apart around us, it’s clear that Israel’s actions have nothing to do with humanity.
Other places hit include a clearly marked media vehicle killing the independent journalist Hamed Shehab, injuring 8 others, a hit on a Red Crescent rescue vehicle and attacks on hospitals which caused evacuations and more injuries.
This latest session of Israeli barbarity is placed firmly in the context of Israel’s inhuman seven-year blockade that has cut off the main life-line of goods and people coming in and out of Gaza, resulting in the severe medical and food shortages being reported by all our hospitals and clinics right now. Cement to rebuild the thousands of homes destroyed by Israeli attacks had been banned and many injured and ill people are still not being allowed to travel abroad to receive urgent medical treatment which has caused the deaths of over 600 sick patients.
As more news comes in, as Israeli leaders’ give promises of moving onto a next stage in brutality, we know there are more horrors yet to come. For this we call on you to not turn your backs on us. We call on you to stand up for justice and humanity and demonstrate and support the courageous men, women and children rooted in the Gaza Strip facing the darkest of times ahead. We insist on international action:
- Severance of diplomatic ties with Israel
- Trials for war crimes
- Immediate International protection of the civilians of Gaza
We call on you to join the growing international boycott, divestment and sanction campaign to hold this rogue state to account that is proving once again to be so violent and yet so unchallenged. Join the growing critical mass around the world with a commitment to the day when Palestinians do not have to grow up amidst this relentless murder and destruction by the Israeli regime.  When we can move freely, when the siege is lifted, the occupation is over and the world’s Palestinian refugees are finally granted justice.
ACT NOW, before it is too late!
Signed by
Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions
University Teachers’ Association in Palestine
Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations Network (Umbrella for 133 orgs)
Medical Democratic Assembly
General Union of Palestine Workers
General Union for Health Services Workers
General Union for Public Services Workers
General Union for Petrochemical and Gas Workers
General Union for Agricultural Workers
Union of Women’s Work Committees
Pal-Cinema (Palestine Cinema Forum)
Youth Herak Movement
Union of Women’s Struggle Committees
Union of Synergies—Women Unit
Women’s Studies Society
Working Woman’s Society
Press House
Gaza BDS Working Group
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#GazaUnderAttack | Чуждестранни активисти направиха човешки щит, за да защитят болница в Газа от нападение


Снимката с разрушенията е от друга болница - Бейт Лахия - Центъра за хора с увреждания, е разрушен след нападаение на израелски сили - 12.07.2014.


"Осем човека - Европейски си Американски активисти, направиха човешки щит в защита на болницата (бел.ред. - става дума за болница в ИЗточната част на град Газа) от атаки на ИДФ и да се продължи да се лекуват Палестински възрастни хора", каза за Anadolu Agency Basman al-Ashi,изпълнителен директор на El-Wafa Medical Rehabilitation Hospital.

Снимки след бомбените атаки над Центъра за хора с увреждания:




Най-малко 131 Палестинци, повечете цивилни граждани, бяха убити до вчера - 12.07 в Извицата Газа при продължаващите военни действия, наречени "Operation Protective Edge”.
Материала е по думите на журналиста Mustafa Haboosh за Anadolu Agency

Saturday, July 12, 2014

Да се родиш на грешното място в грешното време?

Трябва да намеря снимката. Представете си огромен затвор - вътре не е тип общежитие, а имитира жилищни блокове.
Не се охранява от полицаи. Но си има всичко, което един уважаващ себе си затвор трябва да притежава - наблюдателни кули, стена, бодлива тел - типичен затвор. Само, както казах, хората живеят в жилищни блокове или в разрушени жилищни блокове.
Всъщност всичко това прилича на един огромен декор от филм за края на света (например), за апокалипсиса.
Но не е декор, а е истина.
Ще попитате тогава кой охранява всички хора вътре?
Дронове прелитат непрекъснато над затвора - цялото въздушно пространство принадлежи на затворническите власти.
Кораби патрулират постоянно покрай бреговете на този затвор. Цялото морско пространство принадлежи на затворническите власти.
Танкове са позиционирани по цялото съхоземно протежение на този затвор. Земята принадлежи на затворническите власти.
Ще попитате - с какво толкова много са престъпили обитателите на този затвор?
Награда очаква отговорилия на този въпрос.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Ала Кадер: Медиите пренебрегват живота на палестинците

15-годишният палестинец Мохамед Абу Хдейр беше отвлечен и зверски убит в нощта след като израелските власти съобщиха, че са открили телата на тримата млади израелски заселници, изчезнали на 12 юни 2014 г. Няколко дни по-късно неговият братовчед Тарик беше жестоко пребит от израелските сили за сигурност. Ала Кадер е братовчедка на двамата младежиЖивее в Тампа, Флорида.
- Ала, какви са фактите около смъртта на Мохамед?
- Смъртта на Мохамед беше опустошителна. Опитах да си представя терора, който е преживял и ужасяващия начин, по който е страдал преди смъртта си и все още съм шокирана. Накарали са го да пие гориво и са го изгорили жив. Нанесли са му и удари по главата. Той е нечие дете, нечий брат, приятел. Онова, което са му причинили, е нечовешко. Никой не заслужава подобно нещо.
- А какво се е случило преди това, как е бил отвлечен?
- Мохамед е чакал приятелите си пред магазина на баща си, за да отидат на сутрешна молитва заедно. Тогава една кола е спряла и са го издърпали в нея. Около час по-късно тялото му е открито в гориста местност около Йерусалим.
- Имате ли информация за разследването?
- Доколкото знам, разследването е в ход и има шестима израелски граждани, които са заподозрени и арестувани.
- Как ще запомните Мохамед?
- Аз лично никога не съм имала възможността да посетя Палестина, но сестра ми е ходила там и казва, че Мохамед е бил обикновен тийнейджър и едно наистина мило момче.
- Разкажете за Тарик. Смятате ли, че задържането му може да е свързано по някакъв начин с убийството на Мохамед?
- Тарик живее в Тампа, Флорида и него го виждам често, той ми е като по-малък брат. Израснали сме заедно, след като се преместиха със семейството си от Балтимор. Той наистина е добро момче, което, за съжаление, се е озовало насред един конфликт, който продължава вече десетилетия. Надявам се случилото се с него да няма нищо общо с убийството на Мохамед, но на този етап всичко е възможно.
- Беше публикувана информация, че Тарик е бил задържан, защото в хвърлял камъни.
- Вярвам на братовчед си, когато казва, че той само е наблюдавал ставащото. Няма никакви доказателства, че той е хвърлял камъни, но има солидни доказателства за това как израелските сили са го пребили жестоко, докато той е бил с белезници и в безсъзнание. И въпреки това те не са задържани. Тарик, за сметка на това, е бил арестуван без каквито и да било доказателства или обвинения и са му отказали подобаваща медицинска помощ.
- Той все още ли е в ареста?
- За щастие, не. Неделя сутринта беше освободен под гаранция и е под домашен арест за 10 дни извън Шуафат, родният град на нашето семейство. Наложена му е също така и глоба.
- Вярвате ли, че ще бъде постиганата справедливост за това, което се случи с двамата Ви братовчеди?
- Мога само да се надявам и да се моля, че справедливост ще има. Едно невинно дете беше жестоко пребито заради престъпление, което не е извършило. Задължително е справедливостта да възтържествува.
- Оставате ли с впечатлението, че фактите около това, което се случи с братовчедите Ви Тарик и Мохамед, са преиначени?
- Сърцето ми е с тримата израелски младежи и техните семейства, но да видя как много от масовите медии пренебрегват живота на палестинците, според мен е голямо неуважение към човешкия живот. Неговата ценност е еднаква навсякъде. Аз непрекъснато чета и слушам за постоянното напрежение в Палестина и ме боли да гледам как хората там страдат толкова много, но това, че се случва в моето собствено семейство и в родния ми град, беше шокиращо и ми разби сърцето. Опитвам да не се фокусирам върху негативните коментари и лъжите, които някои хора имат наглостта да изрекат. Има видеоматериал, който доказва какво се е случило с Мохамад и Тарик и аз оставям доказателствата сами да говорят, защото ако позволя на някой да ме ядоса или да отговоря на омразата, означава допълнително да го стимулирам, а аз не искам да доставя това удоволствие на никого.
- Какви лъжи имате предвид?
Някои хора опитаха да кажат, Мохамад е жертва на „убийство на честта”, извършено от семейството и че смъртта му е заради семейни конфликти. Всички тези твърдения са безпочвени.
- Разкажете повече за семейството си. Откога сте в САЩ?
- Абу Хдейр е доста голямо семейство, но успяваме да останем близки помежду си. Семейството ми е в САЩ откакто се помня, но дядо ми е роден в Йерусалим.
- Мохамед и Тарик в Йерусалим ли живееха или в САЩ?
- Тарик е роден в Балтимор, но Мохамед е роден и живял в Палестина.
- Знаете ли дали семейството Ви ще потърси по съдебен път отговорност от извършителите?
- Към този момент не съм сигурна.
- Какво бихте искали да кажете на българските читатели?
- Искам хората да знаят, че като мюсюлмани ние сме научени да ценим живота. Моментът, в който започнем да решаваме чий живот е по-ценен, е моментът, в който губим своята човечност. За да има равенство и промяна, трябва да сме толерантни и да разбираме другия. Всеки ден цивилни умират заради нерешените проблеми в Палестина и това е недопустимо. Нищо няма да върне Мохамад, но неговата смърт ще донесе промяна. Той остави удивително наследство. Тарик ще се върне с различно виждане за живота и се надявам опитът му да е за добро. Несправедливостта, която се стовари върху Тарик и Мохамед, не засяга само моето семейство, тя засяга всички.
РАЛИЦА ТРИФОНОВА, Газа
ИЗточник: 24chasa.bg/

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Have Your Members of Congress Write Attorney General Holder about Rasmea Odeh’s Case

Apeal from End the occupation


Dear PEOPLE,


Israeli forces killed six children when a missile struck a residential building in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis. Credit: DCI-Palestine.
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It is with a heavy heart and a profound sense of outrage that we are witnessing Israel yet again brutally attack the besieged 1.7 million Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip with U.S. weapons and political support. 
As of last night, Israel had killed at least 41 Palestinians, including 13 children; injured more than 100 people; and deliberately targeted at least 60 homes since the latest assault began on Monday.
Already, people like you have sent more than 20,000 letters since Monday to President Obama and Congress protesting Israel’s human rights abuses and collective punishment of the Palestinians. Send an updated letter to them calling for an immediate ceasefire and accountability for Israel’s actions by clicking here.
As Israel is intensifying its U.S.-sponsored brutality toward the Palestinian people, the United States is moving ahead with its prosecution of Rasmea Odeh—a survivor of Israeli torture and a beloved Chicago-area Palestinian-American community organizer—despite thousands of you who have written to and called the District Attorney to drop the spurious immigration-related charges against her.
But we won’t be deterred. Today, we’re joining with US Campaign member groups and friends—American Muslims for Palestine, Council on American-Islamic Relations Chicago, Committee to Stop FBI Repression, Defending Dissent Foundation, Jewish Voice for Peace, National Lawyers Guild, and the United States Palestinian Community Network—in a joint day of action.
Please take a moment to write and call your Members of Congress expressing your concern about Rasmea's prosecution and asking them to send a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder about the case.
As we explain in the letter to Congress:
“The 67-year-old community leader is facing up to ten years in federal prison and the prospect of her U.S. citizenship been revoked and being deported. Her arrest stems from allegations that she failed to disclose on her naturalization application an unjust conviction by Israeli military courts over 45 years ago.  She was physically and sexually tortured into confessing to a crime she did not commit, and subjected to continued torture, sexual abuse and solitary confinement while in detention for 10 years. 
These charges against Odeh are spurious because she has not hidden her torture and imprisonment. On the contrary, in 1979, she publicly testified before the UN in great detail about the torture to which she was subjected while imprisoned by Israel.”
Click here to read the letter and send a personal version to your Members of Congress. It’s easy…just type in your zip code to get started.
As we mentioned in our alert earlier this week, the August Congressional recess is coming up. We want to help you set up a delegation to meet with your Members of Congress to share your concerns about Rasmea Odeh’s prosecution and to hold Israel accountable for its increasing brutality both toward Palestinians and Americans such as Tarek Abu Khdeir. 
To get started, please contact our Legislative Coordinator Mike Coogan who will provide you with the training and resources you need for a successful meeting. Don’t worry if you’ve never met with your Members of Congress before. We’ll walk you through the process as needed.    
For additional details about Rasmea’s case, please check out this flyer from USPCN and this article I wrote in The Hill
Thank you for taking action to protest our government’s prosecution of Rasmea Odeh and for all of your continued activism to end Israel’s U.S.-sponsored brutality toward the Palestinians.
Sincerely,



Josh Ruebner, 
Policy Director

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

#GazaUnderAttack: Eyewitness Account from MECA's Director of Gaza Projects


Gaza Under Attack: Eyewitness Account from MECA's Director of Gaza Projects

Gaza Under Attack: Day 1
Eyewitness Account from Middle East Children’s Alliance’s Director of Gaza Projects, Dr. Mona el-Farra
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  • 16 killed and over 100 wounded, including children.
  • Hospitals already reporting shortages of medicine.


Eyewitness Account from Dr. Mona El-Farra, Gaza

In Gaza last night, while Israeli army forces launched military attacks against Gaza, by sea, air and via artillery shells, hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children were unable to sleep inside their roof- tinned homes, clinging to their parents, crying, and terrified. The shelling last night was earth shattering, and went through the entirety of the Gaza strip- at least 100 attacks have already taken place .

In Gaza, we do not have bomb shelters to escape and hide.

In Gaza, these bombs fall on top of our deteriorating economic situation.  Unemployment because of the Israeli blockade against civilians is almost 40%.  It is Ramadan, making it more difficult to get basic foods, and thousands of government employees cannot reach banks to access their salaries.  I know there are internal problems between Fatah and Hamas, but the outcome is hardship, while the bombs keep dropping on top of our heads.

In Gaza, the feeling of insecurity throws its shadow against all of the population, and the military operation continues.  With threats of expansion in the coming few days, there is no news about any ceasefire.

Prior to the attack, the local authorities warned the population against swimming in the Mediterranean sea (the only recreational outlet for 1.7 million people).  The sea around Gaza has become overly polluted with sewage and wastewater, that the authority, due to lack of fuel, had to pump untreated into the sea.

In Gaza, over 90% of water is unsuitable for drinking.

Through my work at the Middle East Children’s Alliance (MECA), we continue to implement the water purification systems at schools and kindergartens, to provide over 50,000 Palestinian children with clean water.  Even though it is the summer holiday,  the community had accessibility to our water units in schools, but the attacks make travel dangerous.

In Gaza today, imagine choosing between your child’s thirst and your child’s safety.

Also, at MECA, because of our deep understanding of the poor recreational facilities for Palestinian children, we continue our educational, entertainment and recreational  activities, inside our partners’ community centres. It will be even more important during the difficult times ahead, to help the children and attract their attention away of the night shelling.  Let the Children Play & Heal is an ongoing program, and I fear that there will be the need for more psycho-social programming, like we did in 2009 and 2012.  While we help these children, we take care of the mothers too, via psycho-social trainings that aim to educate women about trauma, and how to deal with family and children during times of crises.

Today, different health facilities announced a need for more emergency supplies, which were already lacking because of the closure of the borders and the ongoing Israeli siege of Gaza.  Just before the attacks,  MECA managed to send some highly needed emergency medications to the Red Crescent Society, but more is needed.

In Gaza, MECA’s team, along with the many  humanitarian and health organisations are  going through  a very difficult situation.  We are physically unsafe, and we cannot sleep. But we work hard to support people at this very difficult times.

The streets of Gaza are empty, few cars are here and there, and Israel continues a collective punishment assassination policy demolishing homes by aerial bombardment.

These air raids fall on the majority of the population living in very crowded areas, so while they hit their targets, civilians pay a big price- we have many causalities and the numbers are rising every hour.

In Gaza, it is not a war or a military operation though it may look so.  It is collective punishment and it is a brutal attack against all Palestinian people, and mainly civilians are paying the price.

In Solidarity,
Dr Mona el- Farra

Dr. Mona El-Farra
, Director of Gaza Projects, is a physician by training and a human rights and women's rights activist by practice in the occupied Gaza Strip.
 
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Monday, July 7, 2014

израелска адвокатка призовава за геноцид на Палестинците

Ayelet Shaked
Само ден преди жестокото убийство на 15-годишния Muhammad Abu Khudair, отвлечен, изтезаван и изгорен жив от 6-ма млади израелци, израелската адвокатка Ayelet Shaked публикува на профила си във Facebook призив за геноцид над Палестинците. 
Тя казва, че “всеки Палестинец, е враг” и оправдава неговото изтребление, “включително възрастните, жените, градове и села, имущество и инфраструктура.”
Затова е призив за геноцид,
Призив е и защото призовава за убиване на Палестинските майки, които раждат “малки змии.”
Shaked е старши член на Habeyit Hayehudi (Юдейски Дом) партия, част от управляващата коалиция.
Uri Elitzur, за когото тя говори и който умря няколко месеца по-рано, беше лидер на движението на заселниците (бел. пр. - най-големите изроди в измислената държава) и говорител и близък съветник на министър-председателя Нетаняху. 
Ето и превод на английски на поста на адвокатката (оригинала е във Фейсбук и е на иврит):
Here’s a full translation of Shaked’s posting:
This is an article by the late Uri Elitzur, which was written 12 years ago, but remained unpublished. It is as relevant today as it was at the time.
The Palestinian people has declared war on us, and we must respond with war. Not an operation, not a slow-moving one, not low-intensity, not controlled escalation, no destruction of terror infrastructure, no targeted killings. Enough with the oblique references. This is a war. Words have meanings. This is a war. It is not a war against terror, and not a war against extremists, and not even a war against the Palestinian Authority. These too are forms of avoiding reality. This is a war between two people. Who is the enemy? The Palestinian people. Why? Ask them, they started.
I don’t know why it’s so hard for us to define reality with the simple words that language puts at our disposal. Why do we have to make up a new name for the war every other week, just to avoid calling it by its name. What’s so horrifying about understanding that the entire Palestinian people is the enemy? Every war is between two peoples, and in every war the people who started the war, that whole people, is the enemy. A declaration of war is not a war crime. Responding with war certainly is not. Nor is the use of the word “war”, nor a clear definition who the enemy is. Au contraire: the morality of war (yes, there is such a thing) is founded on the assumption that there are wars in this world, and that war is not the normal state of things, and that in wars the enemy is usually an entire people, including its elderly and its women, its cities and its villages, its property and its infrastructure.
And the morality of war knows that it is not possible to refrain from hurting enemy civilians. It does not condemn the British air force, which bombed and totally destroyed the German city of Dresden, or the US planes that destroyed the cities of Poland and wrecked half of Budapest, places whose wretched residents had never done a thing to America, but which had to be destroyed in order to win the war against evil. The morals of war do not require that Russia be brought to trial, though it bombs and destroys towns and neighborhoods in Chechnya. It does not denounce the UN Peacekeeping Forces for killing hundreds of civilians in Angola, nor the NATO forces who bombed Milosevic’s Belgrade, a city with a million civilians, elderly, babies, women, and children. The morals of war accept as correct in principle, not only politically, what America has done in Afghanistan, including the massive bombing of populated places, including the creation of a refugee stream of hundreds of thousands of people who escaped the horrors of war, for thousands of whom there is no home to return to.
And in our war this is sevenfold more correct, because the enemy soldiers hide out among the population, and it is only through its support that they can fight. Behind every terrorist stand dozens of men and women, without whom he could not engage in terrorism. Actors in the war are those who incite in mosques, who write the murderous curricula for schools, who give shelter, who provide vehicles, and all those who honor and give them their moral support. They are all enemy combatants, and their blood shall be on all their heads. Now this also includes the mothers of the martyrs, who send them to hell with flowers and kisses. They should follow their sons, nothing would be more just. They should go, as should the physical homes in which they raised the snakes. Otherwise, more little snakes will be raised there.

Под бележката на еврейката във ФБ има доста "лайкове" и интересни коментари, които заместват липсата на бутон, който да показва, че не харесваме написаното, а в случая нехаресването е нищожно действие!

Няма да препубликувам грозни снимки, които са пускали израелци, в линка, който е на Еlectronic intifada, можете да ги видите сами, а и да прочетете техния коментар.

Кога и ние ще направим нещо? 

Israeli lawmaker’s call for genocide of Palestinians gets thousands of Facebook likes

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A day before Palestinian teenager Muhammad Abu Khudair was kidnapped and burned alive allegedly by six Israeli Jewish youths, Israeli lawmaker Ayelet Shaked published on Facebook a call for genocide of the Palestinians.
It is a call for genocide because it declares that “the entire Palestinian people is the enemy” and justifies its destruction, “including its elderly and its women, its cities and its villages, its property and its infrastructure.”
It is a call for genocide because it calls for the slaughter of Palestinian mothers who give birth to “little snakes.”
If Shaked’s post does not meet the legal definition of a call for genocide then nothing does.
Shaked is a senior figure in the Habeyit Hayehudi (Jewish Home) party that is part of Israel’s ruling coalition.
Her post was shared more than one thousand times and received almost five thousand “Likes.”
Uri Elitzur, to whom she refers, and who died a few months ago, was leader of the settler movement and speechwriter and close advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Here’s a full translation of Shaked’s posting:
This is an article by the late Uri Elitzur, which was written 12 years ago, but remained unpublished. It is as relevant today as it was at the time.
The Palestinian people has declared war on us, and we must respond with war. Not an operation, not a slow-moving one, not low-intensity, not controlled escalation, no destruction of terror infrastructure, no targeted killings. Enough with the oblique references. This is a war. Words have meanings. This is a war. It is not a war against terror, and not a war against extremists, and not even a war against the Palestinian Authority. These too are forms of avoiding reality. This is a war between two people. Who is the enemy? The Palestinian people. Why? Ask them, they started.

Saturday, July 5, 2014

Cry for Mohamad, cry for Palestine

I feel sad, sorrowful, mirthless and jumpy. This crimes have no end.
Mohamad is not first and may be last killed boy in Palestine.
His face make me feel sick and i cry for his pain before his death, i cry for all Palestinians - like my husband and my son - they have no home, no land - their motherland is kidnapped, tortured and raped.




Here is the Funeral of Mohamad Abu Khdair (15 years), the ‪#‎Palestinian‬ angel who was kidnapped, tortured, and forced to drink fuel then he was burnt to death by the some extreme ‪#‎Israeli‬ settlers in the ‪#‎WestBank‬ - ‪#‎Palestine‬.
‪#‎EndSettlements‬ ‪#‎EndOccupation‬ ‪#‎StopIsrael‬ now.



Monday, June 9, 2014

Tell FIFA to dump Israel now, urges international campaign

 on June 8, 2014
The congress of FIFA, the International Football Federation, is meeting Tuesday and Wednesday in Sao Paulo, and the international campaign to have Israel kicked out of the organization for longtime human rights abuses and violations of international law is swinging into full gear right now.
Kick Israel out of FIFA
(graphic: Stephanie Westbrook)
As we’ve been reporting for months, Jibril Rajoub, chair of the Palestinian Football Association, is seeking sanctions against Israel and demanding Israel’sexpulsion from FIFA. Time is of the essence, so if those who care about Palestinian rights act together with a loud enough roar, our global message of solidarity will reverberate all over the world and land… in Sao Paulo.
Red Card Israeli Racism (RCIR), has issued a Twitter Action Alert! that begins within hours of this post being published–Monday morning in the UK, Europe and the Middle East. Check it out.
Its petition,  a call to suspend the Israeli Football Association’s FIFA membership, was submitted at FIFA offices in Zurich last Wednesday and has over 12,000 signatures. RCIR will keep the petition active until its objective is achieved. The article Petition to suspend the Israeli FA submitted to FIFA prior to decisive Congress explains:
It is intended as input to all FIFA members at the 10-11 June Annual Congress.   There the results of the Israel/Palestine Task Force will be presented and the abuse of the human rights of Palestinian footballers will be addressed.  Ever since the 1920s Zionists and the Israeli state have exploited football for political reasons to camouflage the apartheid character of the Zionist enterprise.  This cannot be allowed to continue.  The Israeli FA is complicit in Israeli repression.

For anyone not following the campaign (documented in пart hereherehere,here), RCIR issued a response to FIFA President Sepp Blatter’s misleading assertions on the issue. RCIR’s Kenneth Fryde, reporting at Football Beyond Borders, does a wrap up of the strides taken over the past year in “No normal sport in an apartheid state.”
And finally, RCIR coordinator Geoffrey Lee recently returned from Palestine where he’s making a film about football in the land of apartheid. He visited the family of Saji Darwish, a student at Bir Zeit University who was shot in the head and killed while feeding goats outside his home near Ramallah during an Israeli military killing spree last March (six Palestinians killed over 24 hours).
Lee emailed this to me today and I wanted to share it with you:

Our visit to the family of Saji Darwish was the most poignant.  It was a month after his killing.  His brother was brave in the interview and pointed out the fenced off Israeli-only road from which the shots had come.  The official report mentioned that there were only two shots – and said little more. That evening the village held a 5-a-side commemorative tournament.   His uncle thought that only then was the village beginning to emerge from its state of shock.  Football was helping the community pull itself around.
We met a coach who had been beaten, and a sports organiser who had tear gas grenades thrown at him, and children who were manhandled in pitch invasions.  The potential for violence seemed to be everywhere.  Road blocks were quiet and threatening; delays meant that an away game could often take two days.  Families worried about players’ return.
 It was depressing to see the pitches that couldn’t be used, as they were in Area C (full Israeli security control), and to hear of the shortage of pitches.  The professional league has eleven pitches for twelve teams and that only seven are up to full international standard.  FIFA had to abandon Goal investment projects due the intransigence of the Israeli military.
For all that, the game is on the up.  The Palestinian FA is pushing domestically and internationally for improvements and it has FIFA support.  We can express our solidarity through BDS activities, like banning Israeli hosting of tournaments and suspending the Israeli FA from FIFA, and by direct involvement like fixing team exchanges and coaching visits, which is already happening through Friendship Associations.  But how about upping the ante – training camps, exchanges between professional teams and direct support in facilities by our Football Associations?  There’s plenty of scope and it would be enormously beneficial. 
Action Alert! Let’s make it happen.
(Thanks to Steph Westbrook and Edward Mast at Apartheid Adventures)