Israel wird tatsälich ein NATO Mitglieder geworden
Kampagne für palästina in der USA
Die Palestine Advocacy Project Organitation http://www.palestineadvocacyproject.org/about/ hat in der USA eine Kampagne um die tägliche israelische Repression gegen palästinenscher Offentliche zu machen .Das Kampagne wird ganze März gedauert und es wird in Los Angeles, New York, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, und Washington D.C. gemacht . Es werden in den U-Bahn Plakaten geklebt wie auch in der Straßen , Bussen ,... wie auch werden in Wagen bebracht . In einigen Städten zionisten gruppen haben versucht dieses Kampagna zu verhindert , Beispiel in Boston haben sie mit dem Kumunal Verkehr Erfolt gehabt , es ist auch bekannt dass einiger Plakaten zerstort wurden .
The US media is full of stories about how the Obama administration is going to punish Israel for re-electing Bibi Netanyahu in an election marked by demagoguery and arrant racism.
The New York Times EVEN warns President Barack Obama may back a series of UN resolutions demanding that Israel withdraw to its narrow 1967 borders and there create a viable Palestinian state.
Hardly. King Bibis re-election makes Israel virtually unassailable and master of all its surveys.
Who is going to force Israel to follow this sensible, two-state solution to the misery of the Palestinian people? Obama could not even stop Netanyahu from coming to Washington and humiliating him before Congress. Is Obama going to force Israel and its 650,000 armed settlers out of the West Bank?
Not so long as Israel and its American advocates control both the Congress, the Republican and Democratic parties and Hillary Clinton. The late Israeli PM Ariel Sharon reportedly said to an aide concerned about a negative US response, dont worry about the US, I control the US.
Eine Wahlniederlage Netanjahus wird Israel nicht erlösen
Schluss mit der Anprangerung des derzeitigen Premierministers: wenn das « linke Zentrum an die Macht gelangt, wird das nicht so vieles ändern, als behauptet wird.
Benjamin Netanjahu hat die israelisch-US-amerikanischen Beziehungen nicht vernichtet oder zerstört. Schade, wirklich schade, denn sonst ist Israel kaum mehr durch was anderes korrumpiert worden, als durch seine pervertierten Beziehungen mit US-Amerika. Der Premierminister hat bloß seine persönlichen Beziehungen mit der derzeitigen US-Regierung zerstört. Nichts Gutes zwar, aber auch nichts Katastrophales.
Washington wird Israel blindlings weiter mit Waffen beliefern und unterstützen in all dessen Kriegen und Besatzungen, mit oder ohne Netanjahu. Und sobald an Stelle des derzeitigen Premierministers ein anderer getreten sein wird, beginnen die superfesten Umarmungen mit den israelischen Regierungschefs von neuem. Wartet nur: ihr werdet es erleben, wie die US-Amerikaner und Europäer zu einem Wahlsieg von Jitzchak Herzog Beifall klatschen; und wie alles sich wieder normalisiert, ohne jeglichen dauerhaften Schaden.
Israeli Election Post-Mortem: Rearranging the Deck Chairs
I use the term post-mortem deliberately, because the results of Israels election have been a sort of death for many Diaspora Jews and even Israelis who hoped finally to be rid of Bibi Netanyahu. There is a sense that Bibi, with his last minute racist pyrotechnics in effect stole the election, or at least manipulated it in a way that was truly horrifying. He invoked IDF Order 8, under which Israelis are mobilized to fight wars, in likening this election to a Israeli Jewish jihad against Arabs and leftists. In effect, Order 8 was like a dog whistle or Pavlovs bell, summoning the masses to feed at the trough of hate.
Those of us who know the nature of the beast could not have been surprised by the results of the Israeli election.
Like many of my friends, I was also relieved that a liberal Zionist government was not elected. It would have allowed the charade of the peace process and the illusion of the two-state solution to linger on while the suffering of the Palestinians continues.
As always, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself provided the inevitable conclusion when he declared the end of the two-state solution inviting us all to the long overdue funeral of an ill-conceived idea that provided Israel with international immunity for its colonialist project in Palestine.
The power of the charade was on show when the world and local pundits unrealistically predicted a victory for liberal Zionism, an Israeli ideological trend that is near extinction embodied by the Zionist Union list headed by Isaac Herzog and Tzipi Livni.
The exit polls compiled by Israels finest statisticians reinforced the wishful thinking, leading to a huge media fiasco as expectations of the liberal camps victory turned into shock and dismay over Netanyahus triumph.
The long-running conflict with Israel claimed the lives of more Palestinian civilians in 2014 than any year since 1967, the United Nations said Thursday, in a damning report on the humanitarian situation.
Thousands bury Ramallah youth slain by Israeli soldiers
Thousands of Palestinians on Thursday marched in the funeral of a young man who succumbed to his wounds the day before after being shot by Israeli forces during a protest near Ramallah last week.
20-year-old Ali Mahmoud Safi was buried in the al-Shuhada (Martyrs') Cemetery in the al-Jalazun refugee camp north of Ramallah Thursday, as thousands mourned the first Palestinian youth to be killed in the camp so far this year.
500% increase in Palestinians detained without trial in 2015
Israeli authorities have issued 319 administrative detention orders for Palestinians since the beginning of 2015, a rights group said Friday, six times as many as they did the previous year.
The statistics, released by the Palestinian Prisoner's Center for Studies, suggests a massive increase in Israel's incarceration of Palestinians without charge or trial despite repeated promises to limit the practice in line with international norms.
Israel shelling in Gaza war unprecedented despite inaccuracy
The unprecedented number of Palestinians killed in the 2014 war in Gaza was linked to changes in the military rules of engagement regarding civilian protection measures by Israel's army, a London-based NGO said this week.
In a new report entitled 'Under Fire,' Action on Armed Violence found that Israel has "gradually relaxed" rules regarding the use of unguided high-explosive weapons in populated areas, greatly increasing the risk to Palestinian civilians.
Settlement agriculture using Palestinian child labor
Israeli settlement farms in the occupied West Bank are using Palestinian child labor to grow, harvest and pack agricultural produce, much of it for export, Human Rights Watch said in a report released Monday.
The farms pay the children low wages and subject them to dangerous working conditions in violation of international standards.
The 74-page report, "Ripe for Abuse: Palestinian Child Labor in Israeli Agricultural Settlements in the West Bank," documents that children as young as 11 are working on settlement farms.
Palestinian employee assaulted in Israeli workplace
A Palestinian working in Israel was assaulted in his workplace during a dispute over a "broken mobile phone screen," his father calling for Israeli accountability for mistreatment of Palestinian workers.
Ahmad Nihad Abdullah, 22, from Jenin was working in a phone repair shop in Umm al-Fahm when he reportedly broke the screen of one a phone during the process of repair.
Abdullah's father told Ma'an that the shop owner locked him inside of the store for four hours, "insanely" assaulting him. After repeatedly hitting his son on the head, he threaten to shoot him.
Shin Bet Extracts Palestinian Confession to Crime that Never Was
Israels Shin Bet is famous for extracting Palestinian confessions to terror attacks. Its infamous for extracting false confessions as well to crimes suspects didnt commit. Now the security police have done themselves one better: they extracted a confession to a crime that never even happened.
Father of Jenin teen says 'son killed in cold blood'
Hundreds of Palestinians attended the funeral of Muhammad Murad Yahiya, 18, on Tuesday after he was shot dead by Israeli forces late Monday in al-Araqa village in western Jenin.
"Israel assassinated my son in cold blood," Yahiya's father, Murad, told Ma'an. "After a family wedding Muhammad and several of his friends went walking in our lands near the separation wall when Israeli soldiers opened fire and hit him."
Muhammad's uncle, Zayid, said that Israeli forces at the scene tied his feet together as he lay bleeding on the ground and kept him there for several hours.
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But would you celebrate Israels Independence Day?
Nes Ammim rejected an Israeli Arab couple who wanted to join the self-described open, tolerant, multicultural community because they answered the question wrong.
Palestinians in Israel stage general strike over home demolitions
Palestinian citizens of Israel observed a general strike on Tuesday that was to climax with a rally in Tel Aviv to protest against a wave of demolitions of Palestinian homes.
In Palestinian towns in the north of Israel, schools, colleges, public institutions, banks and most shops were closed, media outlets reported.
The Higher Arab Monitoring Committee, which represents Palestinian communities in Israel, said the strike was a protest against growing racism as well as the acceleration of house demolitions.
"This strike is a response to the increased action by the Israeli authorities against Arab homes and the ongoing harsh policy of incitement to hatred against Arabs which was launched by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the elections," it said.
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14-year-old shot by Israeli forces in Gaza Strip in critical condition
A 14-year-old Palestinian is in critical condition and has been transferred to Ramallah for treatment after he was hit by a stray Israeli bullet on Friday at his home in the central Gaza Strip, his family said Tuesday.
The family of Fadi Abu Mandil, 14, said that the teen will undergo surgery in his spine as he is currently unable to walk.
His uncle told Ma'an that the child was hit with a stray Israeli bullet while studying at his home when Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinian farmers.
On Friday medical sources said that the 14-year-old from al-Mughazi refugee camp had been transferred to Shuhada al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah city.
Israeli forces were again firing on Gazan farmers on Tuesday, damaging property and forcing farmers to flee their land, and on Sunday, they shot and injureda 37-year-old man.