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ilnonsubire trad. da imemc Tuesday, Sep. 16, 2003 at 2:03 AM
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piccolo report di alcune violenze da rappresaglia... ovviamente israeliane...
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Mentre in Palestina si attende di capire e di vedere la vera rezione/azione israeliana nei confronti di Arafat, l'esercito israeliano non ferma la sua rappresaglia. L'attentato oramai e' lontano giorni, ma l'esercito continua come sempre la sua avanzata fatta di violenze, sopprusi e ingiustizie. E intanto si aspetta... si aspetta di capire cosa uscira' dal consiglio speciale delle Nazioni Unite. Israele difende la sua posizione, i apesi arabi chiedono di mettere al volo l'illegalita' di una tale azione, e gli stati uniti fanno sapere che potrebbero mettere il veto... ma non erano anche loro contro la decisione di espellere o uccidere Arafat?
E Israle che fa?
...
Lunedi 15 Settembre
Invasa Qalqilia e imposto il coprifuoco: nuova campagna di raid e arresti
Stamattina presto l'esercito israeliano ha invaso la citta' di Qalqilia, a nord della Cisgiordania, e ha imposto duramente il coprifuoco. Numerose truppe sono entrate dentro la citta' scortate da carri armati e veicoli militari. Una volta dentro l'esercito ha iniziato a perquisire svariate case, distruggendole in molti casi.
Alla fine l'esercito, per ora, conferma l'arresto di 3 persone: Mohammad Mustafa Thura, Ibrahim Yosif Attia e Ibrahim Badawia. Tutte arrestate durante la perquisizione in casa. Il corifuoco e' ancora in corso, ma l'esrcito sembra essersi allontanato.
"Sono oramai oltre 5000 i bambini uccisi dai soldati israeliani dall'inizio della crisi iniziata nel Settembre 2000."
sono tutte concordi le stime dei morti palestinesi dal 2000, dalle associazioni umanitarie alle fonti onu e stimano le morti palestinesi tra i 1500 ai 2000 come fanno ad esserci 5000 bambini morti uccisi dai soldati israliani!?!?
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palestina libera palestina rossa Tuesday, Sep. 16, 2003 at 2:57 PM
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http://www.palestinemonitor.org/factsheet/Palestinian_intifada_fact_sheet.htm
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Palestine Fact Sheets
Whether
a student, community activist, politician or an average citizen,
these fact sheets will provide you with concise information
on the different issues related to the current Intifada and
Palestine. Feel free to print and distribute them as long
as they are accredited to the Palestine Monitor.
Statistics
for the Palestinian Intifada 28 September, 2000 - 10 September, 2003
2,618 deaths including
275 in assassination attacks/extrajudicial
killings (grave breach of the 4th Geneva Convention
and as such considered war crimes). 133 of those were bystanders or “unintended”
victims, killed as they were with the victim, 31
were children and 25 were women 482, or
19% children (below 18 years). At least 85% civilian.
555 killed by heavy weapons.
1,582 killed by live ammunition. Investigations were not
conducted, granting immunity to Israelis and allowing them
to act unlawfully.2
West Bank4
:35.7% children, 32.4% by live ammunition, 64.9%
upper body, 39% moderate-severe (16,673 cases,
28/02/02) Gaza Strip 5 : c.20%
children, 37% live ammunition, 60% upper
body, (6000 cases - 6/3/02)
UNICEF estimates 7000 children injured.6
Permanent Disabilities
Estimated at 2,5007. Estimated 500 Palestinian
child disabled.8
Attacks on Emergency Medical
Personnel and Services 9
15(1 German physicians/nurses/ambulance
drivers killed while on duty (opening fire on ambulances/shelling
of residential areas).10 180 PRCS Emergency Medical Technicians injured.
95 Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees
(UPMRC) first aid workers injured (including 2 physicians). 25 PRCS ambulances destroyed.
197 attacks onPRCS ambulances by live ammunition,
rubber bullets, and/or stones thrown by Israeli settlers. 432 incidents of denial of access to PRCS ambulances
at roadblocks were reported. 70 emergency personnel and volunteers arrested
since the long invasion on 29 March11 During
the long invasion in March/April 2002, UPMRC staff were
stopped, detained and denied access up to 3 times daily,
since April 2002 the mobile clinics severely obstructed.
81 people have died due to prevention of access
to medical treatment.
Attacks on Hospitals (wounding
patients, cutting off electricity supplies)
Shelling of French hospital
(Bethlehem), damages estimated at $25,000,12 Al Hussein hospital (Bethlehem).13 Live ammunition fired at Beit Jala, A-Dibs,
French Hospitals in Bethlehem.14
Al Alia Hospital (Hebron) on 3 occasions,15 Al Yamama (Bethlehem), PRCS Maternity
Hospital (Ramallah) and Ramallah General Hospital shelled;16 access denied to Khalid hospital (Ramallah)
for several days17 Settlers attacked
Augusta Victoria Hospital (Jerusalem), shot security
officer (automatic gun).18 During the long invasion in March/April
2002 a large number of hospitals and medical clinics
were attacked throughout the West Bank.
Journalists
12 Journalists
killed by Israeli forces, (1 Italian, 1 British),
295 journalists wounded as a result of gun shots,
physical assault or other means of attack,
167 journalists attacked by Israeli soldiers, 94
attacks on press and media establishments,
46 incidents of press and media equipment damaged19;
beaten, detained, equipment confiscated or destroyed; 5
Palestinian journalists arrested and currently in
administrative detention.20
31 March 2002: Ramallah and El-Bireh declared closed
military areas preventing journalists from entering the
area and demanding reporters within the area to exit immediately.
April 2002: International Press Association declares
the West Bank the second most dangerous place for journalists
to work after Afghanistan.
Bullets: 5.56 mm (223 caliber),
7.02 mm, 9 mm, 50 caliber, 500 mm, 800 mm, rubber coated
steel, plastic.
Missiles. Tank Fire. F-16 fighter jets
Reoccupation and incursions
Reoccupationof
‘A’ areas (prior to the major Israeli military operations
in March/April and June 2002): Worst cases: Bethlehem (10
days), Jenin (40 days), Ramallah & El Bireh (20 days),
Tulkarem, Qalqilya. Invasions into ‘A’ areas: Beit Rima,
Deir Ghassana, Beit Lahia February-March 2002: Sharon launches attacks
against Palestinian refugee camps in the West Bank.
Balata camp (Nablus) is particualry harshly attacked.180 Palestinians, mainly
refugees die in the span of two weeks (28 February-12
March) Major destruction and damage to private property. 29 March-1 May 2002: Israeli tanks invade
all major towns in the West Bank except Hebron andJericho. Towns placed under
24 hrs curfew, medical personnel and ambulances systematically
attacked vandalism and major destruction to civil infrastructure,
almost 260 Palestinians die. International outcry,
UN Special Envoy declares that events in Jenin were
“horrific beyond belief” and “morally repugnant”22 19 June: Israeli government
launches second large-scale invasion into all West Bank
towns and villages (expect Jericho). Complete reoccupation
of the West Bank. Over the last month 2 million
Palestinians have had 24hrs curfew imposed upon
them
Closures and curfews
Collective punishment:
Affects 3 million Palestinians in West Bank & Gaza
Strip. The most severe and sustained set of movement
restrictions imposed since the beginning of the occupation
in 196723.
- No access to medical care
- Movement restrictions on medical personnel / supplies
Internal closures and siege:120 Israeli checkpoints
in WB & GS. These and road blocks divide West Bank
into 300 separate clusters and the Gaza Strip into 3
separate clusters. Severe internal
closure: West Bank: 66% of days, Partial internal closure:
West Bank: 34%, Gaza 94% of days24 Closure causes humanitarian problems such
as water and gas shortages (ed Beit Furik & Beit
Dajan). Other examples: Residents of Al Mawasi ‘tagged’
with identity numbers, so that Israeli army can permit
them minimum movement in and out of area. Israel erected
electric gate at entrance to al Sifa, residents permitted
movement in/out only from 7-9am and 3-5pm. May 2002:
Israeli government introduces new personal permit regime and
makes movement between Palestinian towns in the West
Bank impossible. The Bantustanization of the Palestinian
territories is complete. Construction of “separation”
fence between the West Bank and Israel started. External closures: West Bank and Gaza Strip sealed
off from the rest of the world.
Gaza International airport been closed since February
2001; “safe passage” between Gaza Strip & West Bank
closed since Oct. 2000 (Oslo accords forbid its closure);
frequent lengthy closure of bridge to Jordan, border
with Egypt (Rafah entrance), entrances to Israel (Al-Mintar
and Beit Hanoun crossings).
Since the beginning of March 2002 the Israeli army has
repeatedly invaded areas under Palestinian control and
placed towns and villages under prolonged curfew.
See Reoccupation and incursions
Palestinian arrests and detention
by Israeli authorities
It is estimated that since
the 29th of March 2002, 15,000 Palestinians
have been detained,
6,000 of who remain in prison.
Of these, 1,700 Palestinians are under administrative
detention25
meaning they have not had a trial, and are imprisoned without
charges being brought against them.
350 Palestinian children currently held in Israeli
prisons and detention centers inside Israel and in the
West Bank.
Of these around 30 are held in administrative
detention26. Many of the prisoners are subjected to torture
and do not receive adequate medical care.
Property Damage Attacks on residential areas (Collective punishment)
During the first 15 months
of the Intifada physical damage amounted to US$ 305
million27.
During the month long invasion in March/April the Israeli
army destroyed and looted US$ 361 million worth of
property28 Since the beginning
of the Intifada until February 2002: Shelling &
demolition destroyed 720 homes completely, and
11,553 damaged.
73,600 people were affected29.
30 mosques,
12 churches30,
134 water wells31,
cemeteries.
34,606 olive & fruit trees uprooted32 & 1162.4 dunums of land confiscated33, 14,339 dunums of land bulldozed or
burned34. During the March-April invasion: 881 homes destroyed, 2,883 houses in refugee camps damaged affecting
22,500 people living in those houses35. Gaza strip: more than 601 houses completely demolished,
approx.
16,000 dunums (16 million square meters of land),
mostly agricultural razed by the Israeli army36
Education (Collective punishment)
MoE reports 850 schools
temporarily closed,
8 schools turned into military barracks. 185 schools were
shelled and fired upon by Israeli soldiers; 11 schools completely destroyed, 9 vandalized. 15 schools used as detention centers and army
barracks.
132 Palestinian
students killed and 2,500 injured on their way
to or from school 1135 school days have been lost because of Israeli
attacks37.
During the long invasion in March/April 2002
54, 730 teaching sessions per day were lost due
the complete cessation of classes.
Economic conditions (Collective punishment)
Total income losses to Palestinian
economy est. between $ 3.2-10 billion (income
only, does not include cost of destruction of public
and private property).
Daily domestic losses: $6.0 – 8.6 million/business
day Total wage income loss: $59.4 million Unemployment: Gaza 67%, West Bank 48% 75% of Palestinians living in poverty (less than
$2 a day): 84.6% in Gaza and 57.8% in the West Bank38 Economic losses forcing 69%
of Palestinian firms either to shut down or reduce production39 51% drop in GNP.40
Israel prevents 125,000 Palestinians from going
to work41.
The World Bank estimates that in case of a solution to the
conflict and lifting of the closure it will take at least
2 years for the Palestinian economy to restore to a
pre-Intifada per capita income level42
UN Resolutions/ Reports: Condemning Israel for disproportionate
and excessive use of force against Palestinian civilians
and failure to adhere to international laws. For more details see United
Nations
7 May 2002: UN General
Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session
resumed. Resolution ES-10/10: condemns the attacks
committed by Israel against the Palestinian people,
particularly in the Jenin refugee camp, and also
condemns the refusal by Israel to cooperate with
the Secretary-General’s fact-finding team to Jenin
RC. Demands that Israel cease all hindrances and
obstacles to the work of humanitarian org. and UN
agencies in the OPT.
19 April 2002: Security
Council resolution 1405: calls on Israel to lift
the restrictions imposed on the operations of humanitarian
organizations and welcomes the initiative of the
Secretary-General to send a fact finding team to
develop accurate information regarding events in
the Jenin RC. (Israel refused to cooperate with
the fact-finding team)
30 March 2002: Security
Council resolution 1402: calls on Israel to withdraw
its troops from Palestinian cities
15 April 2002: UN Human
Right Commission condemns Israel for mass killings
of Palestinians, blames Israel for “gross violations”
of humanitarian law and affirms the legitimate right
of the Palestinian people to resist the Israeli
occupation
20 Dec 2001: General
Assembly calls for halt to violence, implementation
of Mitchell Report, reiterates applicability of
IV Geneva Convention
6 Dec 2001: 114 Signatories
to IV Geneva Convention issued joint declaration
condemning Israel for indiscriminate and disproportionate
use of violence and call for Israel to abide by
international humanitarian law
3 Dec 2001: General Assembly
votes on 6 resolutions criticizing Israel, areas
include – status of Jerusalem, illegal Israeli settlements,
inalienable rights of Palestinian people to self
determination.
23 Nov 2001: UN Committee
Against Torture, condemning Israeli practices
7- 13 Nov 2000: Mary
Robinson, UN Human Rights Commissioner visits the
Occupied Palestinian Territories. Following this
she recommended the establishment of an international
monitoring presence in the OPT.
20 Oct 2000: UN General
Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session
19 Oct 2000: UN Commission
on Human Rights, 5th Special Session
11-15 Oct 2000: Special
Rapporteur to the Commission on Human Rights in
the Occupied Palestinian Territories
7 Oct 2000: UN Security
Council Resolution 1322: deplores the provocation
carried our at the Al-Haram Al-Sharif in Jerusalem
on 28 September 2000, calls upon Israel to abide by
its legal obligations and responsibilities under the
4th Geneva Convention
Foreign Government comments
on Israel
April 10 2002: USA,
EU, Russia and UN jointly call on Israel to immediately
withdraw from Palestinian territories
April 16 2002: EU
Commissioner on Development and Humanitarian Assistance
says Israel impedes efforts of rescue workers and
ridicules humanitarian law
Other International Comment
Various International agencies, condemning Israel /
calling on halt to violence
Physicians for Human
Rights (USA and Israel)
Euro-Mediterranean
Human Rights Network (EMHRN) - Denmark
International Federation
of Human Rights (FIDH) - Paris
UN resolutions 242, 338/4th Geneva
Convention/Hague Regulations/UN Code of Conduct for
Law Enforcement Officials/International Covenant of
Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights/Convention on
Elimination of All forms of Racial Discrimination/Convention
on Rights of the Child and others
Note:
reported figures are conservative since not all cases are
documented. Additionally some figures are based on reports
that are not up-to-date (please note the date of information
source)
39
All above stats: UNSCO: ‘The Impact on the Palestinian Economy
of Confrontation, Border Closures and Mobility Restrictions’,
Oct 2000 - 30th Sept, 2001
40
Report by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation
ma dove sono tutti quegli indyani che(giustamente!)dicevano che riempire il nw con foto e cose simili(simili a quello qui sopra) non serve a nulla???vale solo per le foto israeliane.?? su dai dove siete???
Perchè dobbiamo subire questi atti di violenza propagandistica da parte di sto stronzo? E smettila di sbavare menzogne e montare foto truccate!!! Non ti crede più nessuno perchè sei bugiardo e verme!. Piantala!
