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http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/392383.html
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Last Update: 09/02/2004 20:06
Panel hears grim details on child prostitution in Israel
By Zvi Zrahiya, Haaretz Correspondent
Over 1,000 minors around the country are involved in prostitution, with
their parent's encouragement, the Knesset Labor and Welfare Committee heard
Monday. Dorit Brightman of the ELEM Youth in Distress non-profit
organization told the committee that many of the minors are forced into
prostitution because of the dire economic situation, and some have even died
as a result.
The ELEM representatives also told the MKs that two or three children are
known to each local authority to be involved in prostitution. "In addition,
there are numerous youths who offer sex services in exchange for money and
thus there are over 1,000 youths involved in prostitution," the
representatives said.
Committee chairman, MK Shaul Yahalom (National Religious Party) said that
"we must find a solution immediately to this terrible problem." He said that
Labor and Social Affairs Ministry must place a particular emphasis on the
matter and must make sure that there is never a situation where "a girl is
found at night and by morning, [the authorities] don't know what to do with
her."
The head of the Be'er Sheva's welfare department, Esther Amar, said that the
State of Israel does not have enough rehabilitation programs to help youths
who have been forced to resort to prostitution. Director-general of the
Labor Ministry, Prof. Dov Goldberger, told the panel that no budget cuts
would be made to rehabilitation programs for young women at risk.
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Sistema postale israeliano...
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/spages/391987.html
Last Update: 08/02/2004 19:29
Israel ranked third in world in postal drug smuggling
By Zohar Blumenkrantz, Haaretz Correspondent
Israel is third is the world in the smuggling of drugs through its postal
system, a Knesset committee dealing with the fight against drugs revealed on
Sunday.
The committee, headed by MK Ayoub Kara (Likud), visited the customs
facilities at Ben-Gurion International Airport on Sunday. The tour was
attended by MK Nissim Zeev (Shas), government representatives, the anti-drug
authority, the head of the customs authority's drug smuggling division and a
representative of the customs authority's administration.
The tour participants were explained the sophisticated methods used to
smuggle drugs into Israel and were presented with figures on the scale of
drug smuggling into Israel via overseas flights.
In 2003, 915,000 Ecstasy tablets, 32,000 doses of LSD, 14,500 kilograms of
Indian hashish, 50,000 kilograms of cocaine and 2,000 kilograms of marijuana
were smuggled into Israel via the air.
Eighty tons of cigarettes were also smuggled into the country.
There are varied and extremely sophisticated methods used to smuggle drugs
into the country, the tour participants were told. Some of these methods
involve packing drugs into children's toys, artwork, mail, books, cassettes,
canned goods, shampoo bottles, incense, scented candles, potted plants and
cosmetics.
Kara said he will ask Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allot
additional resources in the fight against drug smuggling in a meeting
scheduled for Monday.
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Questa e' la stessa notizia che riportai tempo fa...La fonte era
discutibile, il contenuto pero' era vero...infatti...(nuova fonte)
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1076393704912&p=1006688055060
Feb. 10, 2004
Up to 3,000 sex slaves in Israel - survey
By ATIRA WINCHESTER
There are between 1,000 and 3,000 women in Israel who are subjected to sex
slavery, and there is an intensive commerce in women in the country, say
editors of the most recent survey conducted by the Knesset's Center for
Research and Information examining the public's attitude toward trafficking
in women.
"Nobody knows exactly how many there are, but I would add another 0 to that
number. The figure is probably more like 30,000," argues Annette Collins,
founder of the women's self-help group Anachnu Shavot ("We Are Worthy") and
one of the organizers of this week's international conference on the sex
industry.
The three-day conference entitled "Our Voice," opening on Wednesday, has
been organized by women who have been involved in the sex industry.
The conference grapples with fundamental issues pertinent to the trade, such
as how women become involved in the sex industry, whether legalization of
prostitution is beneficial to prostitutes or pimps, and what networks can be
established to help women caught in the sexual underworld.
In addition to lectures, "Our Voice" will also include psychodrama
workshops, music sessions, and art exhibitions showcasing work created by
women in the sex trade.
International speakers at the conference, hosted at the Tel Aviv
Cinemateque, include Janice G. Raymond from the US-based International
Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, Norma Hotaling from Sage (San
Francisco), Mikko Roth from Hope (Sweden), and Christy Ten Broeke, from
P.I.C. (Holland).
Local speakers include representatives from Isha l'Isha ("Woman to Woman"),
Elem, and Tair, as well as former MK Yael Dayan and current Meretz MK Zehava
Gal-On, head of the parliamentary investigatory committee against the
trafficking of women.
Gal-On, who will be speaking against the legalization of prostitution, told
The Jerusalem Post: "There's a terrible exploitation of poverty in the sex
trade. Women are dragged into prostitution as the last choice when they
simply have no other options. The money that's made on their backs fuels the
world of organized crime in Israel.
"[While] it's impossible to overcome the problem entirely, we can attempt to
fight against it and establish safety networks to help these women."
Gal-On called the conditions for prostitutes working in this country
"catastrophic," saying they form what is possibly the worst characteristic
of the Israeli sex trade today.
"It's the first time an international conference on this subject is being
held in Israel and it's not academic, it's the initiative of women in the
business," Gal-On added. "Hopefully, it will enable people to understand
what forces women into this business, what it's really like, and how one can
get out. I see this conference as being hugely symbolic."
"This conference provides a very positive, optimistic model," said Dorit
Freedman, head of Erim Balayla ("Awake at Night"), Elem's outreach program
for sex trade workers who are under 21. "It gives women hope that one day
maybe they too will be able to leave that world, It takes a lot of courage
to put a conference like this together, and the women deserve to speak and
to be heard."
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Israele ed il suo sommo rappresentante...
Il lato positivo di sharon (almeno qui, non ammazza nessuno)
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/394461.html
Police track Sharon money to Caribbean bank
By Baruch Kra
Police have obtained significant new information in their investigation of
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his sons by deposing a witness on a
Caribbean island, and now intend to question the suspects in the affair,
including the three Sharons, on the information.
The new lead relates to a $1.5 million loan Sharon's family received from
British businessman Cyril Kern to repay illegal contributions to Sharon's
1999 primary campaign.
Police believe that Kern, who has no business interests in Israel, was a
front for other businessmen who do have such interests and the money may
have been a bribe to further these interests.
Sharon's son, Gilad, later repaid this loan with funds that apparently
provided by the same businessmen that gave Kern the original money.
Information that reached the police a few weeks ago led them to investigate
a bank account in a Caribbean island that appeared to have been involved in
the various transfers to and from the Sharon family's bank accounts.
Police have been trying to trace the exact route of these transfers for some
time, and their investigations have led them to suspect that businessman
Arie Genger, who has substantial interests here, was one of the people who
transferred large sums of money to the Sharons, either via Kern or a shell
company that Kern and Gilad Sharon established.
Police also suspect that when Gilad repaid the money, some of it went to a
commercial firm which Genger indirectly owns. This is not the first time the
investigation has led the police to the Caribbean - they also gathered
evidence in the Virgin Islands.
Tel Aviv District Court is expected to decide soon whether Gilad Sharon is
required to obtain various documents from the Austrian bank BAWAG, through
which many of the fund transfers passed, and turn them over to the police.
If the court rules in the police's favor, these documents are expected to
significantly advance the investigation.
Sharon's other son, Omri Sharon MK, is suspected of playing a major role in
setting up the network of shell companies that amassed the illegal campaign
donations in the first place.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/01/25/wisr25.xml
Sharon tapes 'contain stink of corruption'
By Inigo Gilmore in Or Yehuda
(Filed: 25/01/2004)
Israeli police are examining more than 50 hours of potentially explosive
taped conversation between Ariel Sharon and his sons, recorded by a former
close aide who has since turned on the beleaguered prime minister.
The scale of the evidence has been revealed by the aide, David Spector, in
an exclusive interview with the Telegraph. Mr Sharon is fighting for his
political life over a long-running scandal about murky political payments
and alleged illicit campaign financing.
Ariel Sharon: vows he won't step down
Mr Spector, 50, who is credited with planning Mr Sharon's successful attempt
to become the leader of the Likud party in 1999, believes that his tapes
could be important evidence in the police investigation into the Israeli
leader and could possibly bring about his downfall.
For many years Mr Spector recorded four-way conversations involving himself,
the prime minister and Mr Sharon's sons, Gilad and Omri, on audio and video
tapes.
Mr Sharon has consistently denied to investigators having any involvement in
campaign funding, saying that he left complex issues of financing to his
sons. In one short clip from Mr Spector's tapes that was broadcast on
Israeli television last week, however, Mr Sharon can be heard asking Mr
Spector for information on transfers from foreign bank accounts linked to
campaign financing.
Sitting in his well-appointed office in the security company he owns in Or
Yehuda, a Tel Aviv satellite town, Mr Spector claimed: "It is like a very
big puzzle, but soon the picture will become clear. These taped
conversations show that Sharon knew about everything when it came to the
finances, even the smallest details. He is in trouble. Big, big trouble."
Mr Spector said that he had made multiple copies of the tapes, which he was
keeping hidden. He said that he had also given the police a number of
documents, including lists of foreign currency accounts in Israeli banks to
which donations for the Sharon election campaign were allegedly sent.
Mr Sharon vowed that he would not step down after being named last week in
the indictment of a close business associate, David Appel. Mr Appel, a
power-broker in the Likud party, is accused of paying $700,000 - now worth
about £385,000 - that was allegedly chanelled into a ranch owned by Mr
Sharon five years ago.
It is claimed in the indictment that Mr Sharon, who was foreign minister at
the time, used his son Gilad as the middle-man in the deal, allegedly
receiving money for putting pressure on the Greek government to approve a
property development by Mr Appel on an Aegean island. In another clip from a
 video tape, Mr Spector is seen warning Gilad Sharon to steer clear of Mr
Appel.
Last Thursday Mr Sharon ignored reporters' questions on the Appel
indictment, stating only that he would complete his full term as prime
minister.
The main allegations made by Mr Spector relate to the funding of Mr Sharon's
leadership bid. The Israeli leader allegedly raised more money than allowed
under Israeli law from foreign donors and is also being investigated for his
alleged involvement in an illegal £1 million loan from a South African
businessman.
Mr Spector, who left Mr Sharon's team of advisers after falling out with
Omri, alleges that his tapes - which cover the period from July 1999 to
February 2001, soon after Mr Sharon was elected prime minister - reveal that
he was personally involved in every aspect of the money transfers.
He claims that Mr Sharon - who apparently knew that the sessions were being
recorded - was captured at different times on tape, discussing how to raise
and transfer funds to various bank accounts. A senior police official said
last week that Mr Spector's evidence was "very helpful" and "contained the
stink of corruption".
Mr Spector admits that his relationship with the Sharon family has been
turbulent. After he helped orchestrate Mr Sharon's challenge for the Likud
leadership, he says that he was asked to help draw up a strategy that would
make Mr Sharon the next prime minister. Then came the falling-out with Omri
Sharon.
Even though he says he was regarded "as a brother" by Mr Sharon, he left the
team in October 2000, embittered and disillusioned. "This family is very,
very greedy." Mr Spector said.
"If you want to get to Sharon then you go through the sons. They check what
benefits there will be and if they decide it is good for the family, you can
get to Sharon."
About a year after Mr Spector quit the team, Israel's state controller began
to investigate the allegations about campaign funds. Mr Spector said that he
was shocked to learn that the Sharons were attempting to "besmirch my
character" in their testimony.
He became concerned that he might be incriminated, fearing that Mr Sharon
and his associates wanted to "pin the whole case on me". He was left with no
choice, he claimed, but to make the tapes public in order to clear his name
and show "the true face of the Israeli prime minister".
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Tutela dei bambini israeliani...
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/396353.html
Police: Incidents of pedophilia rose in '03
By Baruch Kra
The head of the youth section of the Israel Police's Investigations and
Crime Fighting Department said yesterday that the police received 2,300
reports on pedophilia incidents last year, as opposed to the 2,200 incidents
reported in 2002.
According to Chief Superintendent Suzy Ben-Baruch, some 380 of last year's
incidents occured within families, while the remainder took place outside of
family circles.
Ben-Baruch said the correct way of dealing with pedophiles was by means of
chemical intervention because the phenomenon was an addiction. Police
sources say that including the chemical castration injection in the basket
of health services would go a long way to help combat pedophilia.
Prisons Service figures show that some 300 pedophiles are currently serving
time in Israeli jails - a 30 percent increase on the number reported last
year. This upward trend, police sources say, has been continuing for a
number of years. Some 30 convicted pedophiles are released from prison
annually. Convicted pedophiles serve sentences ranging from one year to 20
years.
At present, there is no state-run unit that handles convicted pedophiles,
and such individuals are treated only in the framework of the Prisons
Service. Sources at the Prisons Service note that the treatment afforded to
pedophiles is effective only if it continues for at least two years.
However, the sources say, most such prisoners are released after only a year
in jail because of the lenient sentences handed down by the courts.
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Mi fermo qui per motivi di spazio...
----> TO BE CONTINUED
K
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http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1136426,00.html

discutibile, il contenuto pero' era vero...infatti...(nuova fonte)
Che non cambia nulla vista che cita un rapporto di un'altra fonte.
Per il resto, mostri soltanto che Israele non e' diverso dagli altri
paesi del mondo.
-Stefano

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E' gente come te che alimenta l'antisemitismo... Ora che anche Hollywood fa
uscire film che rappresentano gli ebrei come animali sarai contento
suppongo... Bestia.

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A chi ti stai rivolgendo? Da quando ho plonkato decesari non e' semplice
seguire i threads dove la 'zecca' interviene...
Comunque che ti lamenti... Sai quanti film sono stati fatti dove i cristiani
erano le bestie... Hai visto il film: Nel nome della Rosa? In quel film chi
erano le bestie? Qualcuno ha gridato allo scandalo? Nope.
Forse c'e' qualcuno che e' ipersensibile and iperreattivo...
K

 semplice seguire i threads dove la 'zecca' interviene...
Mi riferivo al de cesari

 suppongo... Bestia.
1- il film "the passion" di Mel Gibson è stato approvato dalla Santa Sede,
e dal Papa in persona.
2- a quanto ne so, il film rappresenta grossomodo la verità storica su
come si è svolta la vicenda.
Quindi non vedo cosa ci sia da criticare ad un film che rappresenta la
realtà...
Raffaele
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Sede, e dal Papa in persona.
Per favore, non diciamo ca***te.  Quella e' una leggenda metropolitana e
null'altro.
http://213.92.16.98/ESW_articolo/0,2393,42048,00.html
-Stefano

 
http://213.92.16.98/ESW_articolo/0,2393,42048,00.html
Non pretenderai mica che questo articolo dimostri qualcosa,
spero...sarebbe alquanto ridicolo...
Ad ogni modo, se il copione segue ciň che c'č scritto nella bibbia e nei
vangeli, c'č poco da protestare...
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nei vangeli, c'č poco da protestare...
Se lo dici tu...
-Stefano

 Se lo dici tu...
Io ho fatto un'ipotesi, non dato un giudizio, dato che non ho visto il
film, e non conosco abbastanza bene la bibbia da poter giudicare la
coerenza del copione con il testo sacro.
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Non ho alcun motivo per dubitarlo.
Quell'articolo dovrebbe dartene un casino invece.
-Stefano