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Titolo: Probabilmente sono io che sono...

.. un semplice, ma a me questa pare una stronzata (nonostante l'osceno 
linciaggio):
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1125368482180
State: Shfaram attack not terrorism.
By SHANI ROSENFELDER AND AP
Eden Natan Zada, the IDF deserter who murdered four Israeli Arabs in a 
shooting rampage on a Shfaram bus earlier this month, has been branded a 
Jewish terrorist, but the people who died cannot be recognized as 
terrorist victims, the Defense Ministry said Tuesday.
Under the current law in Israel, an assailant must be a member of the 
"enemy forces" against Israel for the action to be considered terrorism, 
said Mayan Malkin, a spokeswoman with the Defense Ministry.
But in this case the shooter was Jewish and his attack cannot be 
designated as terror, said Malkin.
Immediately after the shooting attack, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon 
denounced it as "a despicable act by a bloodthirsty terrorist."
According to Israeli law, terror victims or their relatives are entitled 
to monthly compensation for the rest of their lives, but Zada's Israeli 
Arab victims will be denied these benefits.
A committee lead by Defense Ministry officials decided to give the Shfaram 
victims a lump sum amount rather than a lifelong monthly payment, a 
ministry statement said without mentioning an amount.
But the committee did not agree to call them victims of a terrorist act. 
"It is not possible to recognize them as falling under this law," it said.
In response to the decision, MK Mohammad Barakeh (Hadash-Ta'al) accused 
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of failing to live up to a promise he made the 
day after the attack, by which the fatalities of the shooting would be 
recognized as victims of a terrorist attack.
"The decision raises a strong scent of racism, which distinguishes between 
a Jewish terrorist and an Arab terrorist," Barakeh told The Jerusalem Post.
In light of the Defense Ministry's decision, Barakeh re-submitted an 
amendment to the current law, demanding that the state also recognize 
victims of attacks perpetrated by an individual Jewish assailant or a 
Jewish group.
A demand to amend the law was first made in 1990, after Ami Popper, a 
21-year-old soldier, shot dead seven Palestinian workers from Gaza who 
were waiting for transport near Rishon Lezion. The demand was rejected, 
and re-submitted on Tuesday "since it is more critical at this time, after 
what happened in Shfaram," Barakeh said.
Meanwhile, Israeli Arab leaders plan to present a 'blacklist' of 
grievances to the UN and the international community, which was drawn up 
after the attack by in Shfaram. The document details what they described 
as fascist and racist phenomena on the part of Israeli society and the 
establishment towards the country's minority Arab community.
Among the steps the Palestinians want Israel to take immediately are 
fulfillment of the Sharm e-Sheikh agreements, including prisoner releases, 
an IDF withdrawal to the lines of September 2000 before the terror war, 
and the transfer of security control of the major West Bank cities to the 
PA.

 125368482180
E' una stronzata, anche se
1) sembra che il problema non sia nell'ebraicità dell'attentatore, ma nella
sua cittadinanza israeliana, che non permetterebbe di comprenderlo tra i
"nemici dello Stato" a cui si riferisce la legge. Mi domando se un attentato
portato da un arabo israeliano avrebbe creato gli stessi problemi.
2) Alle vittime sarà riconosciuto un indennizzo in forma diversa (somma
unica invece che vitalizio). Occorre vedere quale sarà la somma.
Sottolineo che rimane una stronzata.
Tb

Sottolineo che rimane una stronzata.
ti quoto, quotandomi...

 trascurato...
Come minimo, non dovrebbe esistere una discriminazione economica.
Quello che va capito è se ci si trova di fronte a un caso di corto 
circuito burocratico o ad un problema di discriminazione.
In entrambi i casi il problema deve essere corretto, comunque.
Ed a giudicare dall'unanime reazione dell'opinione pubblica israeliana, 
è facile immaginare che lo sarà.
Tb
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circuito burocratico o ad un problema di discriminazione.
sono d'accordo, anche se spesso i cortocircuiti burocratici nascono da
un problema di discriminazione, di qualsiasi tipo di discriminazione
si tratti... che poi il cortocircuito burocratico fornisca un buon
punto di partenza per ridiscutere una legge, ben venga.
Checche` ne dicano i bambini di IPI, Israele E` una democrazia.
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