Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Sul problema dei bimbi che vogliono diventare martiri

Le fonti di quest'articolo sono:
- 
http://www.memri.org/news.html#1020694816
- 
http://www.imra.org.il/story.php3?id=11854
Riassumendo: il giornalista Ashraf Al-'Ajrami ha scritto il 3 Maggio sul
quotidiano dell'Autorita' Palestinese Al-Ayyam che il fenomeno dei bambini
che cercano il "martirio" va assolutamente contrastato, per amore dei bimbi
e per il danno che questo fenomeno puo' provocare alla causa palestinese
(anche perche' da' il pretesto agli Israeliani di sparare
indiscriminatamente).
I consigli del giornalista:
- Debbono cominciare i genitori, sorvegliando e soprattutto educando i loro
figli;
- Le scuole debbono favorire la stabilita' emotiva dei bimbi incoraggiandoli
a crearsi degli hobby e prevedendo attivita' che li rendano meno vulnerabili
alle conseguenze negative della loro situazione;
- Le forze di sicurezza palestinesi debbono intervenire con decisione contro
chi vuole sfruttare questo fenomeno, come i trafficanti d'armi e coloro che
vogliono sfruttare per i loro fini l'entusiasmo nazionalistico della
gioventu';
- Le moschee debbono cessare l'attivita' politica esasperata che puo' aprire
spazi a chi vuole sfruttare il fervore dei bimbi e dei giovani;
- I media palestinesi debbono astenersi dal trasmettere immagini scioccanti
e dal drammatizzare eventi gia' di per se' traumatizzanti per i bimbi.
Inoltre, anche e soprattutto nei momenti piu' duri non si deve smettere di
trasmettere programmi per i bimbi.
L'articolo si conclude con queste parole:
"Dobbiamo tutti ricordare che la situazione attuale e' solo temporanea, e
che il futuro sara' migliore. E che comunque il futuro appartiene alla
gioventu', alla generazione del domani".
Ciao.
MEMRI: PA Columnist on the Causes of Child Suicide Attacks and How to Stop
Them Special Dispatch - Palestinian Authority/Reform in the Arab and Muslim
World May 6, 2002 No. 376
Palestinian Authority Columnist on the Causes of Child Suicide Attacks and
How to Stop Them
An article in the Palestinian Authority daily Al-Ayyam by columnist Ashraf
Al-'Ajrami addressed the phenomenon of Palestinian children carrying out
suicide attacks and the roots of this trend. Al-'Ajrami demanded that the PA
take measures to stop this type of attack. The following are excerpts from
the article:
Why Palestinian Children Commit Suicide Attacks "The phenomenon of martyrdom
[perpetrating suicide attacks] is on the increase, particularly among youth
and minors. It seems that the Palestinians' distress from their lives of
difficulty and degradation under the occupation pushes many to disdain life
and seek the shortest way to the Hereafter, in order to free themselves of
reality and reach Paradise."
"The honor and esteem that the Palestinian people gives to the martyrs has,
no doubt, had a crucial effect on the emergence of this phenomenon.
Likewise, the funerals of the martyrs and the celebrations held in their
honor have always been accompanied by talk of life everlasting and the
eternal serenity [promised] in Paradise, making people think: 'Why wait and
go on living a life of misery when Paradise can be reached by the mere press
of a button or even by coming in range of Israeli shooting...'"
"There is danger in exploiting the nationalist sentiments and enthusiasm
among minors to encourage them to martyr themselves for nothing, as has
happened in the Gaza Strip. There, children have recently risked their lives
to be martyrs and to attain life everlasting, or at least a hero's funeral
and festivities in their honor, as are held for martyrs."
"Some Gaza children are influenced by the schools, the mosques, or the
gatherings attended by many children at which praise for sacrifice and
martyrdom is voiced."
"Some are willing to arm them for money - with pistols, hand grenades, and
readily available pipe bombs that cost only a few shekels. These brainwashed
children are imbued with motivation to approach the nearest settlement,
where they are shot dead by the soldiers of the occupation."
"Our data indicates that a considerable number of the children who martyred
themselves in the Gaza Strip went to the settlements in broad daylight, or
in open areas; in 90
of the incidents, they faced danger, because they were armed with grenades,
pipe bombs, and similar objects - in most cases purchased with their own
money - and in all cases incapable of harming the occupiers."
"Besides, the children's martyrdom [suicide] promotes the hostile propaganda
of the enemies, particularly in reinforcing their claims that the
Palestinians send their children to the front line. These are false claims
aimed at justifying the indiscriminate shooting at all the Palestinians,
shooting that has caused the deaths of many children throughout the months
of the Intifada and constitutes a danger to the lives of these small youths
whose homeland will need them when they grow up and are able to serve
society."
"Furthermore, the phenomenon causes [a tendency] among the children to rebel
against their parents. Following the phenomenon's spread, it was noticed
that children were threatening their parents that they would martyr
themselves if they [the parents] did not meet their demands or did not turn
a blind eye to [the children's] inappropriate behavior."
"Moreover, some of the children have used pipe bombs during arguments
amongst themselves, as has happened in more than one place."
How to Stop Palestinian Children Suicide Attacks "Collective efforts should
be made to contain and stop this phenomenon. These must begin at home, where
the children should be supervised, cared for, in particular having their
moral needs met, and their activities and movements monitored. Then, [the
same] at school and in the mosque - and this is the responsibility of the
Palestinian Authority. All activities having an ill effect on the children's
emotional stability, pulling them in directions outside the normal matters
of children, must be monitored. The schools should take it upon themselves
to engage the children in developing hobbies and utilizing their time for
positive activities that help develop their character, reinforce their
reason, and free them from the negative influence of the events happening in
the homeland."
"Similarly the security apparatuses should apprehend the arms traffickers
and collaborators acting among the youths to make money or to exterminate
this generation with its nationalist enthusiasm and its will to fight. These
arms traffickers and collaborators should be severely punished."
"It is also important to stop the mosques from engaging in exaggerated
political activity that provides [fertile] ground for anyone who wants to
abuse the minds of youths and minors."
"The Palestinian media have an important role to play in refraining from
broadcasting pictures affecting the emotional state of the children, and in
refraining from exaggerating in reporting tragic news that arouses among the
children feelings of frustration and despair. Similarly, children's programs
must constitute a proportionate part of the entire broadcasting, and they
should be [broadcast] frequently in times of emergency."
"[We] all must keep in mind the fact that the current situation is
temporary, and that the future will be better. The future, at any rate,
belongs to the youth, the generation of tomorrow."(1)
Endnote:
(1) Al-Ayyam (Palestinian Authority), May 3, 2002.
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Anche se le moschee la smettessero, ci sarebbero i carriarmati magari
davanti alle scuole a far ricordare ai bambini cosa succede.

 ha scritto nel messaggio
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Perche' non lo dici all'autore palestinese dell'articolo?
Chiunque puo' confermarti che l'ho riassunto fedelmente.

 incoraggiandoli a crearsi degli hobby...
L'autore dell'articolo e' un umorista del calibro di Garry Trudeau. Gia'
immagino la vignetta: "Mamma mamma, guarda quella cosa che ci entra
in casa dalla finestra, cos'e', un cannone?". "Non ti preoccupare amore,
e finisci di costruire il tuo veliero in miniatu...".
Andrea
salo...@mediacomm.it


salo...@mediacomm.it
regards
Sun Tsu
PS e con questo non
attribuisco colpe a nessuno, gia' fare il genitore e' un "mestiere"
difficile in condizioni normali figuriamoci in quelle condizioni...
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davanti alle scuole a far ricordare ai bambini cosa succede.
E cosa succede?
-Stefano

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Anche i Palestinesi hanno ricevuto molto denaro.

 vanno alla famiglia
Francamente, finche' tutti i paesi al mondo pagano le pensioni di
guerra
alle famiglie dei caduti (fra cui c'e una caterva di gente che ha
ucciso molti piu' civili dei bombaroli suicidi), e' un pochino ingenuo
pretendere che i Palestinesi non facciano altrettanto.
GT

ingenuo pretendere che i Palestinesi non facciano altrettanto.
Peccato che:
1) chi riceve le pensioni di guerra e' perche' aveva qualcuno in
famiglia che era SOLDATO REGOLARE e quindi DIPENDENTE DELLO STATO. E per
tale motivo ricevono la pensione visto che svolgevano un LAVORO come
chiunque altro.
2) i palestinesi non hanno alcun esercito regolare. Quindi non ha senso
parlare di "pensioni" a meno che non si affermi che i kamikaze LAVORANO
per il governo palestinese.  In quel caso sarebbe un buon motivo per
spazzarlo via dalla faccia della terra.
-Stefano


Non riesco a riconoscere ai bombaroli suicidi lo status di onorevoli
combattenti, visto che loro sterminano deliberatamente dei civili.
Ciao.

 GT

 quei soldati.
scrivi una lettera al giornale palestinese e suggerisci tu cosa debbono
fare, allora


:Non riesco a riconoscere ai bombaroli suicidi lo status di onorevoli
:combattenti,
Chi ha parlato di onore?
Gli unici onorevoli combattenti in medio-Oriente, IMHO, sono Israeliani.
Per essere piu' precisi, sono quei i 400+ soldati
Israeliani che si stanno rifiutando di servire nei territori occupati.
: visto che loro sterminano deliberatamente dei civili.
Fossero i soli...
GT