Newsgroup: it.cultura.ebraica
Titolo: Annullata la visita dell'Imam alla Sinagoga di Roma

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ROMA (21 gennaio) - Annullata la visita dell'Imam della moschea di
Roma alla Sinagoga della città, programmata per mercoledì 23. Fonti
interne alla Grande Moschea collegano l'annullamento alla situazione
creatasi in questi giorni a Gaza e alla questione dei diritti umani
nei territori palestinesi. L'incontro tra la comunità ebraica della
capitale era stato annunciato il 10 gennaio scorso. Ad accogliere
l'imam Ala Eldin Mohamed Ismail al Ghobashy e il segretario generale
del centro culturale islamico d'Italia Abdallah Redouane dovevano
essere il rabbino capo Riccardo Di Segni e il presidente Leone
Paserman. La visita, nelle parole del portavoce Riccardo Pacifici
doveva essere un'occasione storica nel proseguimento del dialogo
proficuo avviato nella città.
non si può non pensare che queste sovrapposizioni tra ebrei e politica
di Israele hanno già causato la morte di un bambino, a Roma
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Per il manifesto, le FAQ ed un'interfaccia Web visita 
http://www.e-brei.net/

 nei territori palestinesi.
Allora stiamo freschi! Se aspettiamo che a 'Aza la situazione si 
<<normalizzi>>, questa visita non avverrà mai.
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    length troubles of many kinds drove her to sudden flight across
    the ocean, instead of selling the baby she brought it to this Home
    of happy memory and asked that we keep it always.
    No. 4. How Wan. A frail young girl with bound feet was brought to
    this country to be the wife of a man who had died while she was
    en route. Refused a landing, she was detained in the Mission by
    immigration officials, while the young man's parents made frantic
    efforts to secure her admission to the country. She remained here,
    a prisoner, for two years. Thousands of dollars were expended
    without avail, and How Wan was deported. Nothing daunted, they
    accompanied her as far as Japan, and returned with her, secured a
    license and landed her as a merchant's wife. She lived with
    the family in a dark basement on Sacramento street, where the
    mother-in-law abused her with such cruelty that, shrinking girl as
    she is, she found courage to send word to us if we did 
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than
this. Innocent children are reared for vice, and at a certain age
thrust into the life through no choice of theirs; and not infrequently
perfectly respectable women of mature years are kidnaped for the vile
service. The effect upon the moral character of a man who resorts to
a _slave_ class of victims to his evil propensities, must be to make
that man a menace to society wherever he goes, through deeds of
violence which he is willing to commit, and accustomed to commit, of
the worst imaginable sort.
And an attack upon the slave _traffic_ alone will never prove
adequate. The history of our country's dealing with negro slavery
is instructive on this point. There were laws in abundance for the
suppression of the _traffic_ between Africa and America; it was
forbidden to bring slaves into the country, and devices were invented
looking to an eventual liberation of all the slaves in certain
regions; but what did all these amount to, so long as slavery could
exist? There had to be one sweeping, general emancipation of slaves
wherever they were found, under whatever circumstances, and when the
state of slavery was abolished, the trade in slaves died a natural
death. The words of Mr. Francis concerning conditions at Hong Kong
bear directly on this point: "Until the system of prostitution which
prevails in this Colony ... is declared to be _slavery_, and treated
and punished as such in Hong Kong, no stop will ever be put to the
kidnaping of women and the buying and selling of female children in
Hong Kong. This buying and selling and kidnaping is only an effect, of
which the existing system of Chinese pr
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