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Titolo: Nella Striscia di Gaza si continua a morire: sono 60 i malati  deceduti per mancanza di cure

Nella Striscia di Gaza si continua a morire: sono 60 i malati deceduti
per mancanza di cure
Ieri, un malato di cancro di 61anni, Mohammed Khader, una donna,
Safiyya Shahin, e una bimba, Dua'a Habib, sono morti a causa delle
patologie di cui erano affetti e per la mancanza di adeguate cure
mediche.
Il numero dei malati morti è dunque salito a 60.
A Khader, affetto da tumore, le autorità israeliane avevano negato il
permesso di recarsi all'estero per le cure.
Il divieto di lasciare la Striscia di Gaza per recarsi in Egitto o
Giordania per ricevere adeguata assistenza medica equivale a una
condanna a morte per tanti malati.
Il ministero della sanità della Striscia di Gaza ha dichiarato che le
condizioni sanitarie sono terribili, a causa dell'assedio: dai 600 ai
700 pazienti ogni mese chiedono l'autorizzazione a recarsi all'estero;
dai 250 ai 300 hanno bisogno di cure immediate; altri 900 sono malati
di cancro o ai reni.
Migliaia sono dunque i palestinesi, assediati da un disumano embargo
internazionale, che hanno urgente bisogno di cure mediche. Migliaia su
un milione e mezzo di abitanti: la percentuale, dunque, è altissima.

per mancanza di cure
http://www.infopal.it/testidet.php?id=7180
Ma hai schifo a citare le tue fonti?
Beh lo avrei anche io. 

 Ma hai schifo a citare le tue fonti?
puoi smentire o non sai a cosa ad attaccarti, liquame merdoso di
razzista?

 razzista?
Mi sembri poco sereno, in questo scorcio di inizio d'anno, camerata.
Qualche spedizione di libri giordani andata a male?
Tb
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 Semmai occorrerebbe confermarla con qualcosa che non sia merda di Hamas.
anche il goebbelsuccio è a corto di argomenti.

.sergio. wrote:
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Hamas non è una fonte.
Spero che nella versione abbreviata sia comprensibile anche a te, camerata.
Tb
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 anche il goebbelsuccio è a corto di argomenti.
Vedo che non ci sono conferme, oltre al bollettino di Hamas.
Come supponevo non sei credibile, camerata.
Tb
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 Vedo che non ci sono conferme,
tu smentisci con delle tue fonti approvate dai fascisti alla pezzana e
alla faith allora. su goebbelsuccio del likud.
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2007
Dec. 10   Tour of the West Bank to mark International Human Rights Day 
B'Tselem invites the public to join a tour of the central West Bank,
focusing on the ways in which Israel denies Palestinians freedom of
movement. To register, please leave a message at 02-6723481 or write to:
ed...@btselem.org
.  
 
Dec. 6   Testimony: ISA prevents entry into Israel of Gaza heart patient 
Sha'ban Abu 'Obeid needs a pacemaker. In 2006, on his way back to Gaza
after tests at an Israeli hospital, the ISA stopped him at Erez Crossing
and demanded that he collaborate. When he refused, the ISA official
responded: "May God help you enter Israel after this meeting."  
 
Dec. 2   Israel's High Court allows fuel cut to the Gaza Strip 
The Court postponed by two weeks its decision regarding power cuts to the
Gaza Strip. However, the court did not intervene regarding the reduction
of fuel supplied, although this decision constitutes a collective
punishment of the civilian population.  
 
Nov. 27   Testimony: Soldiers ordered to return money they stole from
Palestinians 
While searching a house in the village of Silat a-Thahr in Jenin District,
soldiers stole a purse full of money, according to a testimony. When the
owner reported this to the commanding officer, he ordered the soldiers to
return the purse, with the money intact. Money stolen from another room in
the house was not returned, according to the testimony.  
 
Nov. 26   Israel continues to delay entry of Gazan toddlers with cystic
fibrosis 
The two children require monthly treatment at Hadassah Hospital. Since
September 2007, Israel has refused both parents entry permits into Israel.
Unable to reach treatment, the children's condition has deteriorated.  
 
Nov. 21   Army demolishes village housing over 200 Palestinians, west of
the Barrier 
More than 200 Palestinians lived in Khirbet Qassa, west of Hebron. The
village was an enclave in the area between the Green Line and the
Separation Barrier, whose construction was recently completed.   
 
Nov. 20   Israeli civilian killed by Palestinians in the West Bank 
Attacks aimed at civilians undermine all rules of morality and law.
Specifically, the intentional killing of civilians is considered a "grave
breach" of international humanitarian law and a war crime. Whatever the
circumstances, such acts are unjustifiable.  
 
Nov. 18   Call to prosecute those responsible for demonstrator deaths in
Gaza 
On 12 Nov. 2007, the "executive force" of Hamas killed 7 demonstrators and
injured 80 at a rally in Gaza City. The acting Hamas government must, by
law, investigate the incident and prosecute and punish the persons
responsible.  
 
Nov. 18   Testimony: Gazan cancer patient dies after Israel denies him
access to treatment 
Na'el al-Kurdi, 21, died yesterday in Gaza. On 8 November, Physicians for
Human Rights petitioned the High Court to allow him and 10 other patients
requiring urgent treatment to enter Israel or go abroad. The court ordered
the state to respond within seven days.  
 
Nov. 7   Testimony: Israel delays entry of Gaza Toddlers with CF for
treatment 
Doctors at Hadassah said the Toddlers had to come to the hospital monthly
to receive follow-up treatment for their cystic fibrosis, but Israel
repeatedly causes difficulties, and in October refused to grant entry
permits for an accompanying parent.  
 
Oct. 29   Gazan cancer patient dies after being delayed entry into Israel
for 10 days 
Abu Taha tried for 10 days to cross into Israel for emergency treatment;
yesterday he finally crossed but died a few hours later.  
 
Oct. 29   Israel to approve some 3,400 requests for family unification 
Since Israel froze the handling of requests in 2000, more than 120,000
requests for family unification have piled up in PA offices.   
 
Oct. 28   Petition to Supreme Court against Suspension of Power Supply to
Gaza 
Human rights organizations filed a petition against Israel's illegal
decision to cut off vital electricity and fuel supply to Gaza as a
collective punishment measure.  
 
Oct. 28   Severe water shortage in Hebron District 
Tens of thousands of Palestinians in the Hebron District have been
suffering, one of the worst shortages of water for household needs in
recent years.  
 
Oct. 24   Chief of Staff censures Brig.-Gen. Golan for use of human
shields 
The JAG ordered the investigation following reports, some by B'Tselem, and
following the High Court's ruling prohibiting the use of human shields.  
 
Oct. 24   Testimony: Israel prevents Gazan cancer patient from entering
for treatment, Oct 2007 
Mahmoud Abu Taha received a permit to enter Israel for treatment but when
his ambulance reached Erez checkpoint the driver was ordered to turn
around and return to the hospital.  
 
Oct. 22   Israel prevents Tel-'Adasa children from reaching school 
Israel closed the Separation Barrier opening the children crossed to get
to school in Bir Nebala. Their families have lived in East Jerusalem for
decades, yet Israel does not recognize them as residents of the city or
let the children study in East Jerusalem schools.   
 
Oct. 19   Sharp rise in Israeli violence around the new settlement in
Hebron 
In the seven months since the establishment of the new settlement in the
a-Ras neighborhood of Hebron, West Bank, there has been a noticeable
increase in attacks by settlers and Israeli security forces on the
neighborhood's Palestinian residents.  
 
Oct. 8   Border Police officer to be tried for beating Palestinians 
The Department for the Investigation of Police informed B'Tselem that it
intended to prosecute a Border Police officer on charges that he severely
beat three Palestinian men at a flying checkpoint near ‘Ajjul, a village
in Ramallah District, in May of this year.  
 
Sept. 25   Route 443 - West Bank road for Israelis only 
Route 443 used to be a major Palestinian traffic artery in the Ramallah
District. Since 2002, Israel prohibits Palestinians to travel by car or
foot on the fourteen kilometers of the roadway that lie in the West Bank .
 
 
Sept. 24   High Court to state: reconsider freeze on family unification in
the Territories 
The State of Israel will inform its High Court of Justice within sixty
days if it will change its policy on family unification in the West Bank
and Gaza . Currently, the authorities do not consider any requests made by
Palestinians in these areas to live with their foreign spouses.   
 
Sept. 23   High Court hearing on Israel's policy of family separation 
Israel is forcing tens of thousands of foreign spouses of Palestinians to
choose between leaving their spouses and children in the Territories and
complete separation from family members in their countries of origin.   
 
Sept. 20   Israeli Cabinet Decision: Forbidden Collective Punishment 
Seven Israeli human rights organizations jointly warn that yesterday's
Cabinet decision to limit the electricity and fuel supply to the Gaza
Strip and to further restrict movement in and out of Gaza will exacerbate
the existing humanitarian crisis there.  
 
Sept. 18   Independent committee to investigate targeted killing 
The State Attorney's Office has consented to have an independent committee
examine the circumstances of a targeted killing. The case involves a 2002
bomb attack on a residential building that killed Salah Shahadeh and
fourteen others, 13 of them civilians.  
 
Sept. 11   Firing Qassam rockets is war crime 
Qassam rockets are illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because
the rockets are so imprecise, and thus endanger civilians situated in the
area in which the rockets are fired or where they land, in violation of
the principle of distinction, a fundamental pillar of the laws of war.  
 
Sept. 11   Army destroys houses, humiliates residents in Qalqiliya 
During a search for wanted pesons, on 29 August 2007, soldiers destroyed
seven housing units, and forced male residents of the neighborhood to
undress in front of their families and neighbors.   
 
Sept. 6   High Court accepts petition against Separation Barrier in Bil'in 
High Court justices, in a petition brought by the Council Head of Bil'in,
accepted the arguments that the harm to the Bi'lin residents is
disproportionate and that the route, which was set to enable a new
settlement to be built on Bi'lin village land, was inferior from a
security perspective. These contentions were first raised in a report
published by B'Tselem and Bimkom in 2005.  
 
Aug. 15   Israel prevents Palestinians from going to the Dead Sea 
B'Tselem's investigation reveals that the army does not allow Palestinians
to travel to the northern Dead Sea area. The reason for the prevention,
apparently, is to enable Israelis to use the recreational sites without
Palestinians present.  
 
Aug. 9   Testimony: Heart patient dies after soldiers delay ambulance at
checkpoint 
The village Barta'a a-Sharqiya is isolated from the rest of the West Bank
by the Separation Barrier and imprisoned in an enclave. Soldiers at the
checkpoint refused to allow an ambulance into the village.  
 
Aug. 1   Detention of senior Palestinian officials - wrongful infringement
of basic rights 
Dozezs of Palestinians holding senior positions in the Palestinian
Authority are being held in detention by Israel. The timing of the arrests
raises the suspicion that the action was taken to put pressure on the
Palestinian population and its leadership.  
 
July 30   Joint call by human rights groups to open the Rafah border
crossing 
The groups call on Israel, the Palestinian Authority, the European Union,
and Egypt , to immediately open Gaza 's borders to passenger traffic,
irrespective of their political agenda concerning Hamas.  
 
July 24   The siege on the Gaza Strip 
Since Hamas took over power in the Gaza Strip, the area has been placed
under siege by Israel. Except for exceptional cases, Israel does not
permit movement of people or goods between Israel and Gaza. As a result,
the economic crisis in the Gaza Strip has grown. In the passing month,
3,190 businesses closed temporarily and 65,800 workers, who support
450,000 dependants, lost their job.  
 
July 22   Military breaches promise and closes gate to 'Azzun 'Atmah at
night 
The village of 'Azzun 'Atmah is cut off from the rest of the West Bank by
the Separation Barrier. The gate is open only part of the day. Following a
death of a young man, injured in an accdent, who's evacuation to hospital
was delayed by the soldiers at the gate, the Army announced that the gate
would remain open around the clock. However, B'Tselem reserach shows that
the promise hasn't been kept.  
 
July 18   Accident victim dies after police detain ambulance, June 2007 
On 29 June 2007, Radi al-Wahsh was seriously injured in an accident in the
village of Za'tara, Bethlehem District. An Israeli ambulance evacuated the
victim and was on its way to Hospital in Jerusalem, when policemen at the
checkpoint south of the city refused him entry on security grounds. He
died at the checkpoint.  
 
June 27   B'Tselem's recommendations for easing travel in the West Bank 
The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem has sent Prime Minister
Ehud Olmert a 15 point plan containing roadblocks and obstructions that
must be dismantled immediately, to ease the movement of Palestinians in
the West Bank. The list includes obstacles to travel that seem to have no
security value, or which cause disproportionate harm to hundreds of
thousands of Palestinians.  
 
June 25   Holding Gilad Shalit as a hostage is a war crime 
On the one-year anniversary of the abduction of Israeli soldier Gilad
Shalit, B'Tselem, states that he must be released immediately, since the
circumstances of his capture and the behavior of his captors clearly
indicate that he is a hostage.  
 
June 21   Testimony: Police torture Palestinian workers 
In March 2007 the police arrested 7 Palestinian construction workers in a
building site in Beer Sheva and interrogated them. According to
testimonies given to B'Tselem, at least three of the detainees were
tortured during their interrogation.  
 
June 18   B'Tselem to Hamas: Bring to Trial Those Responsible for War
Crimes 
B'Tselem calls on the Hamas leadership in the Gaza Strip to investigate
war crimes in the recent Hamas-Fatah clashes and bring those responsible
to trial. The organization also warns against revenge attacks in the West
Bank.  
 
June 17   Israel Must Open Gaza's Borders to Prevent a Humanitarian Crisis 
Eight Israeli human rights organizations sent an urgent message to
Israel's Defense Minister demanding that he enable people and goods to
move in and out of the Gaza Strip. This must include those seeking asylum
in the West Bank, the sick and wounded who require medical care outside of
Gaza, and the import into Gaza of essential food and supplies.  
 
June 14   B'Tselem demands an investigation into beating of the
organisation's field worker by a police officer 
On 12.6.07, Kareem Jubran was filming a police flying checkpoint when a
police officer approached him and asked him for identification. Although
Jubran complied with his instructions, the officer ordered him into the
police van, where he punched him in the stomach with great force.  
 
June 13   B'Tselem deeply concerned by intra-Palestinian violence 
Between October 2006 and May 2007, 163 people have been killed in fighting
between armed Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip. Fifty-one people died
in the month of May alone. B'Tselem calls on the armed groups to respect
the rules of international humanitarian law.  
 
June 5   Testimony: A Palestinian injured in the course of being used as a
human shield 
According to Majd Ghanem's testimony, the soldiers ordered him to search
his neighbor's house, and later forced him to sit in the road next to
their jeep. When Palestinians opened fire at the jeep, the soldiers
refused to let him in or allow him to escape the crossfire.  
 
May 27   Testimony: Border police officer severely beats Palestinians at a
checkpoint, May 07 
On 5 May 2007, Border Police officers set up a flying checkpoint near the
village of 'Ajjul in Ramallah district. Three Palestinian students waiting
at the checkpoint were then taken behind the Border Police jeep and
severely beaten with a club for ten minutes.  
 
May 27   Israeli civilian died of wounds inflicted by Qassam rocket 
B'Tselem again sharply condemns the Qassam rockets fired at Israeli
communities by Palestinian organizations in the Gaza Strip, which had
recently killed two Israeli civilians and injured several more in Sderot.
Aiming attacks at civilians, regardless of the circumstances, is a "grave
breach," a war crime, under international humanitarian law.  
 
May 27   40 years since 1967 - a day of public events 
B'Tselem, in collaboration with other prominent Israeli human rights
organizations active in the Occupied Territories, is holding a day of
public events on June 1st, 2007, to mark 40 years since the 1967 war and
Israel's subsequent occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.  
 
May 22   Woman killed and man injured in Qassam attack on Sderot 
B'Tselem again sharply condemns the Qassam rockets fired at Israeli
communities by Palestinian organizations in the Gaza Strip, which on 21
May killed a woman and injured a man in Sderot. Aiming attacks at
civilians, regardless of the circumstances, is a "grave breach," a war
crime, under international humanitarian law.  
 
May 21   B'Tselem calls for criminal investigation into Gaza bombing 
B'Tselem wrote to Israel's Judge Advocate General urging a Military Police
investigation into the May 20 bombing that killed 8 people. Testimonies
given to B'Tselem indicate that none of the victims was armed.  
 
May 17   B'Tselem to Israel's Defense Minister: Do not target civilian
infrastructure in the Gaza Strip 
B'Tselem sent in an urgent letter to Israel 's Defense Minister urging him
to ensure that the military does not attack civilian targets in the Gaza
Strip. The letter responds to the calls by Israeli politicians to cut off
Gaza's water and electricity.  
 
May 16   Armed Palestinian groups must respect the rules of international
humanitarian law 
In the past seven months, 112 Palestinians have been killed in internecine
violence in the Gaza Strip. At least twenty-five of these people did not
take part in the hostilities, including eleven minors. B'Tselem calls on
the armed groups to respect the rules of international humanitarian law.  
 
May 16   Sderot residents wounded by Qassam rockets 
In the wake of the Qassam rocket-fire that injured several residents of
Sderot, B'Tselem repeats its unequivocal condemnation of such attacks by
Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip against Israeli communities.  
 
May 14   New report: the "quiet transfer" in Hebron 
Israel's policy of segregation in the center of Hebron led to the closing
of at least 1,014 commercial establishments during the Intifada. At least
659 Palestinian families had to leave their homes. These are the finding
of a new report issued today by B'Tselem and The Association for civil
rights in Israel.   
 
May 6   New report exposes routine ISA ill-treatment of Palestinians 
The ISA routinely maltreats Palestinian detainees during interrogations
and in some cases even tortures them. This is one of the findings of the
report issued today by B'Tselem and HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the
Individual.  
 
Apr. 30   Defense Ministry cancels prohibition on entry into Jordan Valley 
In February 2006, B'Tselem revealed that, in recent years, Israel has
imposed a regime of harsh restrictions on Palestinian movement in the
eastern strip of the West Bank. The Defense Ministry's decision was made
in reponse to a letter from the Association for Civil Rights.  
 
Apr. 26   Israel still controls Gaza's foreign trade 
Israel continues to control central areas in the lives of Gaza's
residents. The restrictions it imposes over foreign trade, and the
inadequate functioning of the Karni crossing paralyze Gaza's Economy.  
 
March 28   Remove new Hebron settlement 
The new settlement established in the city of Hebron is liable to result
in widespread harm to neighboring Palestinians. Given this, and the
fundamental illegality of settlements, Israel must immediately remove this
settlement.  
 
March 22   Knesset extends racist entry law for another year 
On 22 March 2007 the Knesset extended for fifteen months the validity of
the racist statute that prevents family unification of residents of East
Jerusalem and citizens of Israel married to Palestinians who are residents
of the West Bank or the Gaza Strip.  
 
March 22   Stuck at Gaza border on way home from medical care in Egypt 
In January 2007, 'Imad Farhat took his four-and-a-half-year-old son to
Egypt for medical tests. On their way home to the Gaza Strip, Rafah
Crossing was closed and they had to stay in Egypt eight more days, with
barely enough money to cover living expenses.  
 
March 8   Israeli soldiers use two Palestinian minors as human shields 
During the army's operation in late February, soldiers ordered two
children, a fifteen-year-old boy and a eleven-year-old girl, to walk in
front of them as they searched houses in the old city of Nablus.  
 
March 6   New report: Crossing the Line 
B'Tselem's new report is a unique study on the infringement of the human
rights of the tens of thousands of Palestinian workers staying in Israel
without a permit.  
 
March 1   Injured man on his way to hospital dies after being delayed at
the Barrier 
The village of 'Azzum 'Atmah is cut off from the rest of the West Bank by
the Separation Barrier. At night, the only gate in the Barrier is closed
and Israeli soldiers retreat to a guard tower. Following B'Tselem's
exposure of the incident, the army announced that this gate will now be
staffed during the night.  
 
Feb. 28   Illegal construction approved in the Modi'in Illit settlement 
The Civil Administration's Supreme Planning Council approved the amended
outline plan for the new neighborhood in the Modi'in Illit settlement, and
retroactively "rendered fit" forty-two buildings built in violation of the
relevant planning and housing laws.  
 
Feb. 23   Israel prohibits fishing from Gaza and abuses fisherman 
B'Tselem's investigation reveals that since the capture of Gilad Shalit in
June 2006, Israel prohibits all boats off the Gaza coast, including
fishing boats. Israel's navy abuses fisherman who violate this
prohibition.  
 
Feb. 21   Testimony: Soldiers shoot Gaza youths sneaking into Israel to
look for work, killing one 
Repeated cases of soldiers firing without warning at Palestinians
approaching the Gaza perimeter fence raise the suspicion that the IDF
treats the area as a "death zone," with soldiers firing indiscriminately
at everyone who enters.  
 
Feb. 20   Testimony: Settlers riot in Hebron, soldiers order Palestinian
to close store 
On 27 January, a group of settlers went to the grocery store of Dahud
Jabber, in Hebron. Soldiers at the site ordered Jabber to close his store
and go home, and watched as the settlers stoned the closed store and broke
into the house and assaulted its occupants.  
 
Feb. 14   Testimony: Settlers abuse Palestinian youth and leave him
unconscious 
Ra'fat 'Askar was on his way to his uncle's house when a pick-up truck
stopped next to him. A man got out and asked if he was an Arab. When Rafat
said he was, the abuse began.  
 
Feb. 14   Testimony: Settlers attack Palestinian farmers, some of them
small children, Feb. 07 
The settlers began to uproot seedlings Palestinian farmers had planted.
When the farmers tried to stop them, the settlers assaulted them and their
small children, pelting them with stones, seriously wounding the back of
one of the farmers.  
 
Jan. 29   Armed groups must respect humanitarian law 
B'Tselem expresses concern at the escalation of internecine violence in
the Gaza Strip and calls on the armed Palestinian factions to respect the
principles of international humanitarian law that prohibit harming persons
not participating in the fighting.  
 
Jan. 29   Three people killed in Eilat blast 
B'Tselem strongly condemns the attack in Eilat by Palestinian militants,
in which three people were killed.  
 
Jan. 25   B'Tselem: Stop using undercover forces in combat actions 
Following the undercover action in Ramallah on 4 Janaury, B'Tselem calls
on the army to immediately cease using undercover soldiers in any action
that the army defines as combat.  
 
Jan. 22   Israel freezes ban on transporting Palestinians in Israeli cars 
Following protest by human rights organizations and a petition to the High
Court of Justice, the Israeli military announced it would freeze the order
that prohibits Israelis from driving Palestinians inside the West Bank.  
 
Jan. 17   Testimony: Patient died when soldiers blocked the direct route
to hospital, Dec. 2006 
Soldiers blocked Isma'il a-Sifi's way to hospital. He had to take a longer
route and was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.  
 
Jan. 11   B'Tselem: Don't make one Hebron settler into the scapegoat 
Israeli authorities should not make the settler Yifat Alkoby, who attacked
a Palestinian family in Hebron, the scapegoat for law enforcement failures
in the West Bank.  
 
Jan. 8   Repeal order forbidding transporting Palestinians in Israeli
vehicles 
Recently, the Israeli Army issued an order prohibiting Israelis and
tourists from using their vehicles to transport Palestinians. The order is
to take effect on 19 January.  
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Nella Striscia di Gaza si continua a morire: sono 60 i malati deceduti
per mancanza di cure
anche al Niguarda o alle Molinette gli itagliani muoiono perchè i medici 
curano prima di loro i clandestini.. e tu, comunistello, te ne stai zitto
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Scalfari scrisse testualmente;
 a sinistra ci sono pochi intelligenti, circondati da molti cretini." 

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razzista?
Mai da quando siete al governo "accusa" mi fu più gradita.
Detto da chi ha bruciato genova e distrutto milano.. sembra quasi un 
complimento.
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 .anche il goebbelsuccio è a corto di argomenti.
sei tu, che come stalin o togliatti, non sai rispondere.
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http://www.btselem.org/English/OTA/
C'entra un cazzo.
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 C'entra un cazzo.
Vediamo: (Sempre fonte B'Tselem eh? la fonte che viene criticata dai
fascisti di Informazione Corretta tanto cari al nostro Antonio
Pinter-Goebbelsuccio) 
Nov. 18   Testimony: Gazan cancer patient dies after Israel denies him 
access to treatment 
Na'el al-Kurdi, 21, died yesterday in Gaza. On 8 November, Physicians for 
Human Rights petitioned the High Court to allow him and 10 other patients 
requiring urgent treatment to enter Israel or go abroad. The court ordered 
the state to respond within seven days.   
Nov. 7   Testimony: Israel delays entry of Gaza Toddlers with CF for 
treatment 
Doctors at Hadassah said the Toddlers had to come to the hospital monthly 
to receive follow-up treatment for their cystic fibrosis, but Israel 
repeatedly causes difficulties, and in October refused to grant entry 
permits for an accompanying parent.   
come dice il pinter-goebbelsuccio stipendiato dai fascisti alla pezzana le
notizie riportate da B'Tselem non c'entrano un cazzo
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pochi...

 pochi...
sei il papino di tonibaruch? ammettilo.