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Titolo: Pena di morte per lancio di sassi

From the ranch we head for the olive grove. M. leads us, speaking in
his childish voice. An autumn sun is shining. The grove is well tended,
its soil tilled and strewn with rocks. The homes of Elon Moreh overhang
the hill, the black road winds down from it. The road passes by the
foot of the grove, but because of its steepness, it is visible only if
one stands on the very edge of the nearby cliff, which is about 10
meters high. From here the road continues to the Wadi Bazan checkpoint,
which separates Nablus and the Jenin area.
The children relate that they began to run along the cliff and threw
stones at the Hummer; the road is still littered with them. The
vehicle, they said, traveled slowly, stopping every few meters. They
are convinced that this was done to make them throw more and more
stones, and to come ever closer to the edge. The children fell into the
trap. They spread out on the cliff, Jamil in the middle, busy throwing.
And then the vehicle came to a full stop and two soldiers got out. They
aimed their rifles and fired four bullets at the children.
Jamil was hit in the head and crumpled. The others ran for their lives
in panic. Only M. and A. stayed behind, trying to drag their friend's
body. But Jamil was a heavy boy and with their small arms they were
unable to move him, until Ali Abu Sanafa, who lives in the last house
before the olive grove, arrived on the scene, and helped them evacuate
the boy. Jamil was taken in a taxi to Nablus' Rafidia Hospital, where
he was pronounced dead. The children say that his brains had spilled
onto his clothes.
Why did you throw stones, I ask the children from Askar. Little M.
offers his shy smile and says nothing. A. says, "It's a game." Since
the tragedy they have not dared come back here. It was here, too, that
another boy, Oday Tantawi, 14, also fell; over there Bashar Zabara, who
was 13, died. Both of them were killed in the olive grove, just meters
from the makeshift memorial for Jamil. The owner of the ranch says that
Jamil sometimes came by at six in the morning, before going to school,
to feed his horse.
Jamil did not have a room of his own. He shared a double bed. There is
no table in the house. On the wall hangs a certificate attesting that
Jamil has achieved a yellow belt in Shotokan karate. His mother also
shows his Boy Scouts certificate, with the image of a boy in a blue
tie, light-blue shirt and blue beret.
In the camp's community center a young volunteer from Sweden explains
to a refugee girl where Africa is on the colored map on the wall.
Jamil's photograph has already been pasted on the glass door. The
center's director, Yusuf Abu Saraya, says that Jamil participated in
most of the center's activities, but liked the drama group especially.
Here is his photograph, showing him standing on the stone stage in the
well-kept playground, a gift from Europe, his face painted with war
colors.
"We hope the army will not come to Askar anymore," Abu Saraya says. "It
is hard to prevent the children from throwing stones. There is no army
base here, only a refugee camp. The olive grove is the only place where
the children can leave the crowded camp and breathe fresh air. Jamil is
not the first boy to be killed there."
Abu Saraya adds: "The Israelis do not say they killed a boy. They say
they killed someone who was endangering the soldiers' lives. But what
child can endanger the lives of soldiers? Sometimes they say the boy
was armed - but what child can carry a rifle? What excuse do they have
to come here at all? If you want to defend your country, do not come to
Askar. From here you do not defend Tel Aviv. Askar does not endanger
Tel Aviv."
The IDF Spokesperson's response: "At the behest of the military
advocate general, an investigation has been launched by the military
police into the circumstances surrounding this incident. At the
culmination of this inquiry, the findings will be submitted to the
advocate general's office."

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luno...@hotmail.com
" wrote:
Il vero articolo e non le stronzate di altri
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/795734.html
-Stefano

 cabinet's decision to promote calm in the West Bank, too?
Tutte domande che vengono lasciate senza risposta, perché l'articolo si ferma 
alla pietà per la vittima e preferisce non indagare sull'ideologia che conduce 
un giovane militare a puntare la sua arma alla testa di un giovane palestinese e 
a premere il grilletto.
Troppo brutto quello che si potrebbe scoprire.

 Troppo brutto quello che si potrebbe scoprire.
Ti sei mai posto la domanda di quale ideologia porta un giovane a 
tirare sassi (che possono uccidere) contro dei militari, tutti i 
giorni, per anni?
Ti sei mai posto la domanda di quale ideologia porta un giovane a 
farsi esplodere in una pizzeria, in una discoteca, in una ristorante o 
alla fermata dell'autobus, cercando di ammazzare il maggior numero di 
civili inermi?
O ti sei fermato alla pietà pelosa degli ideologizzati?
Mirco
-- 
I governi non risolvono i problemi; danno loro dei sussidi. -Ronald Reagan
Extropolitica
http://extropolitca.blogspot.com/index.html

 O ti sei fermato alla pietà pelosa degli ideologizzati?
Tu rispondi sempre con una domanda ad una domanda?  Fai lo psicologo?

Quasi quasi la metto in sign...
Si, che e' utile mostrare al resto del mondo che razza di *FESSO* sei :)
-Stefano