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invece di farsi deportare nel nome della pace!
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/01/prweb3400124.htm
  Sderot, Israel (PRWEB) January 2, 2010 -- Hundreds of Sderot and 
Israel civilians took to the streets today to demand an end to Hamas 
terror attacks from Gaza, the Israel News Agency reported. In a rally 
organized by the Sderot Media Center, protesters demanded an end to 
violence and the creation of dialogue and peace for both the children of 
Sderot and Gaza.
Sderot civilians, Israel youth, university students, and international 
peace supporters marked the one year anniversary of the Israel Defense 
Forces Operation Cast Lead and a new decade of peace and hope for Sderot 
and the world for 2010.
"We stand here today on both sides of the border, with a message of 
peace between us," said Sderot Mayor David Buskila. "We have released 
balloons with messages from the children of Sderot who experienced the 
Qassam rockets, and we want to say to Hamas leaders, who to our dismay 
continue to rearm, that we come in peace. We are too strong to leave 
this land, and justice is with us."
The peace rally was coordinated with the Israel Ministry of Public 
Diplomacy and Diaspora Affairs, WUJS, World Jewish Congress, Im Tirzu 
and the Sderot Municipality.
The Sderot Israel Peace Rally for Hope was a counter-response to the 
Gaza Freedom March, which took place in Egypt today.
The Sderot rally featured a number of speakers including the 
presidential candidate for the 2011 elections in Zambia, the Honorable 
Dr. Saviour Chishimba, Former Member of Parliament-National Assembly of 
Zambia and founder of the Zambia-Israel Alliance.
In a recent visit to Sderot, Israel Dr. Saviour Chishimba stated: "Now 
is the time for Africa to stand up and fight terrorism wherever it 
emerges. The threat against Israel and the Jewish people is the same 
threat against all the peoples of the world."
The Sderot Israel Peace Rally began at Kibbutz Nir Am, located between 
Kibbutz Erez and Nir Am. Leading the protesters were Sderot Mayor David 
Buskila and Information Minister Yuli Edelstein. Hundreds then marched 
to Givat Yanchik (Givat Ha'Oranim).
Edelstein said he was concerned by the foreign activists who came to 
support the Palestinians.
"Some of them are cynical, radical left-wing activists whose world is 
black and white, where Israel is always in the black, but others don't 
really understand what's going on and instead of promoting peace and 
helping the children of Gaza, they are assisting the murderers and 
terrorists of Hamas," he said.
Following the peace march, the Israel peace activists released hundreds 
of balloons with messages from Sderot, Israel children to the children 
of Gaza.
Moshe Amar, a Sderot boy whose home was destroyed in a Hamas terror 
rocket attack and was visited by US President Barack Obama during his 
2008 election campaign, spoke to the peace protesters.
"Try to imagine that everything you love, the things that are supposed 
to be the most secure in your life - your home and your family are 
directly terrorized," said Amar. "For almost a year, we were left 
homeless. To this day, that Hamas terror Qassam attack still traumatizes 
my family - we will never be the same."
The Israel marchers sang peace songs as they were photographed and 
interviewed by journalists coming from dozens of nations including the 
US, UK, France, Israel, Spain, Canada, Brazil, Denmark, Sweden, Japan, 
China and Russia.
"I believe that these people bring a message of peace. The children of 
Sderot have sent messages to the children of Gaza. Israel doesn't want 
war; it wants to live in peace with its neighbors - the launching of 
rockets into Israel must cease," said a Zambian member of parliament.
"We come to Sderot with a message of peace, one year after the war," 
Edelstein said. "Sadly, the shooting continues, but we seek peace."
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Yuval 
Steinitz submitted for Cabinet approval, an aid package for Sderot and 
the communities in the area adjacent to the Gaza Strip. The basket of 
benefits is worth approximately NIS 190 million. Additionally, 
approximately NIS 150 will be invested in the structural reinforcement 
of educational institutions in follow-up of previous decisions.
The decision was formulated by Prime Minister's Office Director-General 
Eyal Gabai and Finance Ministry Budget Director Udi Nisan and includes a 
series of benefits in the infrastructures, education, social welfare and 
employment. The goal of the decision is to continue strengthening the 
communities in the area in order to provide stability, increase social 
and civil strength and improve local authorities' and residents' ability 
to cope.
Local Sderot residents and businesses will continue to receive local 
rate discounts albeit in a reduced format. Given the improved security 
situation, it will stand at 35 percent for residences and 25 percent for 
factories and businesses.
Local authorities will also receive special grants in order to deal with 
the consequences of the security situation.
Sderot, Israel will receive NIS 9 million, other local communities NIS 6 
million. This is in accordance with the decision's underlying basis, 
that of changing the balance of Government investments in the area from 
current budgets to regional infrastructures and development, reports the 
Israel News Agency.
The activity of five centers that offer psychological and social 
services will continue on their present footing. Emergency medical 
services for area communities will continue.
NIS 14 million will be invested in building reinforced daycare centers 
will be built in the communities in the area adjacent to the Gaza Strip. 
Approximately NIS 140 million will be invested in structural 
reinforcements at educational institutions in Sderot and the communities 
in the area adjacent to the Gaza Strip in 2010.
Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu said: "The decision expresses our 
commitment to the security of the residents in the area adjacent to the 
Gaza Strip, and to the continuation of normal life amidst prosperity and 
growth in infrastructures, education and other areas. Concern for the 
security and welfare of our brothers, citizens of the State of Israel 
whose communities have served as targets for thousands of missiles fired 
by Iranian-sponsored terrorist groups, will continue to top our unity 
government's list of priorities."
"Gaza is not under siege by Israel, it is under occupation by Iranian 
back Hamas," says Christian Arab Ahmad Ayoub, a 46-year-old shopkeeper 
from Jaffa.
"Israel provides the civilians of Gaza with tons of food, medical and 
humanitarian aid on a daily basis while everyone forgets that Gaza has 
another border - Egypt. Is Gaza under siege by Egypt as well? The 
warehouses and marketplaces are full. If anything, Hamas been stealing 
much of this aid and keeps it from the people of Gaza to sell on the 
black market and create more propaganda against Israel. Hamas does not 
allow democracy. Hamas and Islamic Jihad treat women as second class 
citizens. Women have no rights. But the biggest problem is that Hamas 
teaches hate, while the Jews act for peace. The Jews have every right to 
defend their children against Jihadist holy war terror attacks."
"On September 12, 2005, the last Israeli soldier left Gaza in a 
unilateral peace move," said Avi Levy, a student from Tel Aviv University.
"What Israel got in return from leaving Gaza was not peace but rather 
12,000 terror rockets. Hamas does not seek land. This is not a dispute 
over territory. Hamas wants every Jew and Christian dead. They see us as 
"infidels" - no different than those who attacked New York and 
Washington during 9/11 and those Islamic terrorists who attacked London, 
Turkey and Paris with bombs. We need moderate Muslims to reach and 
reason with their brothers who are murdering innocent children and 
creating a disaster for the people of Gaza."
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