Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: I delegati palestinesi a Ginevra accolti con uova marce a Gaza

Dec. 4, 2003
Palestinian Geneva delegates pelted with rotten eggs
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH
Palestinian protesters in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday attacked returning
members of the Palestinian delegation to Geneva with stones and rotten
tomatoes and eggs.
Witnesses said a large group of children waited at the Rafah border crossing
for the Palestinian officials who attended the ceremony to launch the Geneva
Accord in Switzerland. The first to arrive was Hasan Asfour, a former
Palestinian Authority cabinet minister and a member of the Palestinian
Legislative Council.
The witnesses said that the children at first tried to talk to Asfour, but
he ignored them and got into a jeep that had come to collect him. At this
point, the children started throwing stones and rotten eggs and tomatoes at
the vehicle.
A group of masked gunmen also showed up, firing into the air and next to the
jeep. Asfour left the vehicle and tried to get into a Palestinian police
car, but was blocked by the angry demonstrators.
He then fled to the Israeli side of the border crossing. Unconfirmed reports
said Asfour was wounded in the leg either by a stone or a stray bullet.
The next in line was Ashraf Ajrami, a senior official with the PA Ministry
of Information. As soon as he crossed into the Palestinian-controlled side
of the border terminal, the demonstrators, chanting "Death to the traitors
and collaborators," pounced on him and stole his suitcases. He was rescued
by Palestinian policemen, who drove him away in one of their cars.
Sources in Gaza City told The Jerusalem Post that the "reception" for the
Geneva delegation members was organized by senior Fatah officials and
representatives of the refugees in the southern Gaza Strip. The sources
added that similar protests are expected in the next few days outside the
homes and offices of the Palestinians who participated in the Geneva
conference.
Following Wednesday's incidents, the IDF closed the Rafah border crossing
and reopened it after the crowd left the area.
This is the second incident of its kind at the Rafah crossing border this
week. On Sunday, Palestinian protesters attacked a number of delegates as
they arrived at the border crossing on their way to Geneva. The crowd beat
and hurled insults at the participants, condemning them as traitors and
collaborators who would relinquish the right of return for all refugees to
their original homes inside Israel.
Husam Khader, a popular Fatah legislator from Nablus who is standing trial
in Israel for organizing terrorist attacks, on Wednesday launched a scathing
attack on the Geneva Accord and its Palestinian authors. In a message from
prison, Khader, who heads the Committee for the Defense of Palestinian
Refugees Rights, called for bringing Geneva initiator Yasser Abed Rabbo and
his colleagues to trial for betraying the interests of the Palestinians.
Khader accused the Palestinian negotiators of exploiting the issues to gain
personal fame and glory. He also praised the residents of Rafah who attacked
the Palestinian officials on their way to Geneva and upon their return.
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and rotten tomatoes and eggs.
SiiI!!!
Ecco la dimostrazione di quanto quell'accordo rappresenti gli israeliani
come i palestinesi! :))
*LOL*
-Stefano

 -Stefano

equo e che quindi tuteli le parti piu' deboli.
E quali sarebbero "le parti piu' deboli"? :)
E i nostri governi, rappresentati dall'UE e dall'ONU, hanno gia'
presentato il loro accordo: la Road Map.  Mai sentito parlare? :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 -Stefano

 the Palestinian officials on their way to Geneva and upon their return.
Ecco infine a cosa servono le "prigioni segrete": a evitare che certi
irrecuperabili personaggi accecati dall'odio, con la loro farneticante
propaganda, danneggino i timidi negoziati...
-- 
Bet Dalet Gimel
-Protokol Sheva-
"Odi profanum vulgus et arceo"