Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Chi negozia e chi no

http://www.haloscan.com/comments/lenin/115156256946132388/#319603
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Carry Out Reprisals against Palestinian
Civilians in the West Bank
PCHR strongly condemns the IOF detention of Palestinian Cabinet
Ministers, including the Deputy Prime Minister, and legislative council
members from the "Change and Reform" party, affiliated with Hamas.
The Centre views these detentions as a form of reprisal against
Palestinian civilians and a form of collective punishment prohibited by
Article 33 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
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The detained PLC members are:
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- Jerusalem: Wa'el Mohammad Abdel Fattah Abdel Rahman (El-Husseini),
Mohammad Mahmoud Abu Tir, and Ahmad Mohammad Ahmad Attoun.
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Abu Tir, Abu Tir... dove ho gia' sentito questo nome?
Ah...
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/objects/pages/PrintArticleEn.jhtml?itemNo=670203
According to Abu Tir, the movement's decision to enter the elections -
as well as the decision to remove from its election platform sections
in its constitution calling for Israel's destruction - are not only
tactical measures. Rather, they represent a strategic shift.
"In the past, it was said that we don't understand politics, only
force, but we are a broad, well-grounded movement that is active in all
areas of life. Now we are proving that we also understand politics
better than the others," Abu Tir said.
...
"The use of the word muqawama [resistance in Arabic, used by Hamas and
many other organizations to signify the armed struggle] in the platform
does not necessarily refer to weapons and the use of force," Abu Tir
said.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=707494
Israeli Arab lawmakers from the Balad faction met with senior Hamas
officials in a town near Jerusalem on Thursday afternoon after a large
number of Border Police prevented them from meeting in East Jerusalem.
http://zope.gush-shalom.org/home/en
Abu-Ter: We have no problem talking to Israel
Gush Shalom meets with two Hamas leaders
"We have no trouble talking to Israel, but we don't want to hold idle
talks about nothing" said Sheikh Muhammad Abu-Ter, number 2 on the
Hamas parliamentary slate to eight members of the Gush Shalom board,
during an official meeting.
...
The two Hamas leaders said that Yasser Arafat "has signed all the
papers" with Israel, but got nothing in return. "We will talk with
Israel, as soon as it is clear from the start that the government of
Israel is serious about negotiating and intends to reach results within
a not too long drawn-out span of time."
Abu-Ter said that Hamas is willing to stop all violence in the
framework of a 20 to 30-years Hudna (cease-fire) on condition that
Israel will also stop all violence from its side. When asked what will
happen afterwards, he said: "Let's leave it to our children to deal
with the problems in thirty years; perhaps there won't be problems
anymore." The thirty-year period would make it possible for the sides
to see that the other side is not a band of monsters; that life side by
side is possible, and the Hudna could be extended indefinitely.
To the question whether Hamas can guarantee the stopping of violence by
all organizations, including the Islamic Jihad, Abu-Ter said:
"Definitely!" During the two hours-long conversation the two speakers
reiterated Hamas agreeing to the formation of A Palestinian state in
the West Bank and Gaza Strip with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Abu-Ter, who had spent 25 years in Israeli prison, told that during his
incarceration he had talked several times for hours each time with the
present head of the Israeli Shabak (Security Service) Yuval Diskin.
Abu-Ter also told jokingly about an Israeli officer at a road-block who
wanted to be photographed together with him, whereupon the other
soldiers present asked to have such a photo as well. However, on
another occasion, soldiers at a checkpoint made him wait for four
hours, to in the end send him back where he came from.
Foto di Abu Ter in compagnia di Uri Avnery, ex-membro dell'Irgun e del
Knesset, a
http://gush-shalom.org/pics/abutir-7-6-06/IMG_0003.jpg
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Insomma, un membro del parlamento Palestinese dice di voler negoziare e
riconoscere Israele.
Si incontra, ripetutamente, con parlamentari e membri della societa'
civile Israeliana per portare
avanti questi negoziati.
Israele che fa?  Lo arresta, in modo completamente arbitrario e
antidemocratico, sebbene
l'idea che lui, da gerusalemme, abbia avuto qualcosa a che fare con un
rapimento a gaza fa ridere i polli.  E in piu' minaccia di perseguitare
i parlamentari che si sono incontrati con lui di "tradimento"
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http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3241487,00.html
United Arab List-Ta'al meeting with Hamas leaders infuriates
politicians across the political spectrum; MK Hasson demands attorney
general probe whether move was treasonous; MK Eitam: Eject MK el-Sana
from Defense and Foreign Affairs Defense Committee
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Non era Israele, quello disposto a negoziare, mentre i Palestinesi no?
GT

Non era Israele, quello disposto a negoziare, mentre i Palestinesi no?
Esatto.  E fino a prova contraria e' cosi'.
-Stefano