Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Da uno dei prigionieri a Gaza

Tanti saluti a chi:
a) Pensa che il muro di Berlino sia esclusivo al comunismo
b) Pensa che Gaza non sia piu' occupata.
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/article3021343.ece
Student trapped in Gaza loses fight to return to study in Britain
By Donald Macintyre in Gaza City
Published: 03 October 2007
A third-year Bradford University student - one of hundreds whose
continued studies are at risk because they cannot leave Gaza -
yesterday lost his legal attempt to be allowed urgently to return to
Britain.
Israel's Supreme Court yesterday rejected a petition brought on behalf
of Khaled al-Mudallal by the Israeli human rights organisation Gisha,
which it hoped would pave the way for the departure of Palestinian
students trapped since Hamas's seizure of Gaza in June.
Mr Mudallal returned to Gaza in June to collect his new bride Duaa -
who also has a British residence permit valid until November 2010 -
but was prevented from leaving when Israel closed the crossing into
Egypt after the Fatah-Hamas infighting that broke out after he
arrived.
He says his final year, rented house, part-time job and a year-long
work placement built into his business and management course are
threatened because he cannot take vital exams he was forced to
postpone because of an earlier closure when he came back to get
married last December.
The plight of Mr Mudallal, 22, has attracted strong support from the
Bradford University students' union and the National Union of
Students.
Since mid-August, Israel has allowed between 450 and 600 students to
leave from the Erez crossing into Israel to Nitzana on the Israel-
Egypt border. But between 4,000 and 5,000 Palestinians with work or
study permits abroad are trapped, and no buses have left since 6
September.
However, the Supreme Court yesterday accepted the Israeli state's
argument that it intended to resume shuttle buses. Gisha said this
meant that Mr Mudallal would have to take his turn "if and when the
buses resume".
Mr Mudallal said yesterday that his manager had warned him that he
would not be able to keep open the part-time job he needs to finance
his studies and his £400 monthly rent and utility bills. "Britain has
a great place in my heart and I want to continue my studies there but
then come back and make whatever contribution I can to my people
here," he said.
Sari Bashi, the director of Gisha, said yesterday: "Preventing Khaled
and other students from reaching their studies violates their basic
right to freedom of movement and access to education."
Mark Regev, the Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman, said the court was
"independent and highly professional". He added: "If it says this
petition was not justified it may well be right."

 b) Pensa che Gaza non sia piu' occupata.
Gaza non e' occupata.  Infatti dentro Gaza lo studente puo' fare quello
che vuole :)
Chiaramente se vuole varcare confini di altri stati senza il loro
permesso e' tutto un altro paio di maniche :)
-Stefano

b) Pensa che Gaza non sia piu' occupata.
Da quando hanno costruito il muro, gli attentati suicidi contro
Israele sono finiti. Con tanti saluti a te e a tutti i fiancheggiatori
del terrorismo.

 Israele sono finiti.
e questo cosa c'entra col fatto che il muro non è esclusiva comunista?
Israele è diventata una repubblica comunista?

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E' una dimostrazione che il muro non è una esclusiva comunista, non
solo, ma che può anche avere scopi difensivi.