Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Il buon senso di Abu Mazen

Una speranza per la Palestina? Shalom.
Namib
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*Associated Press/AP Online
JERUSALEM - The armed uprising against Israel is a mistake
and must end, interim Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said in an
interview published Tuesday, signaling his determination to change
direction after Yasser Arafat's death.
Palestinian militants have enjoyed broad support among
Palestinians during more than four years of conflict with Israel.
Abbas' affirmation of a somewhat unpopular view comes at the height
of his campaign for Palestinian Authority president.
Abbas is the frontrunner in the Jan. 9 election to succeed
Arafat as Palestinian Authority president. Abbas, a pragmatist, has
the support of Israel and the international community.
While Arafat was still alive, Abbas told associates in
closed-door meetings that he felt the uprising was a mistake, but
rarely spoke out in public. When Abbas criticized the armed uprising
during the launch of the U.S.-backed "road map" peace plan
in 2003, he drew sharp condemnation at home.
In an interview with the London-based Arabic newspaper
Asharq al-Awsat published Tuesday, Abbas said Palestinians should
resist Israeli occupation without resorting to violence.
It is important to "keep the uprising away from arms
because the uprising is a legitimate right of the people to express
their rejection of the occupation by popular and social means,"
Abbas said.
"Using the weapons was harmful and has got to
stop," Abbas said, referring to shootings and bombings by
Palestinian militants that have killed hundreds of Israelis since
the outbreak of fighting in September 2000.
Israel has said violence must end before peace talks can
resume.
On Monday, Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz said that if
the Palestinians work to quell the violence, Israel could coordinate
its planned withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and four West Banks
settlements with the new Palestinian leadership.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon refused to negotiate
with Arafat, accusing him of fomenting violence. Israel is keeping
its distance from Abbas ahead of the election, not wanting to hurt
his chances.
Mofaz also said that if the Palestinians reorganize their
security services Israel would be willing to give them control over
large areas of Gaza and parts of the West Bank before the pullout.
But Abbas said that currently Palestinian security is in a
state of chaos.
"Frankly, the Palestinian (security) apparatus needs
discipline. There is security chaos, that's why were demanding and
are seeking to unify the security apparatus," Abbas told Asharq
al-Awsat.
Abbas also said he was in talks with the militant Islamic
groups, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, to bring them into the framework of
the PLO, an umbrella group for Palestinian parties.
However, Abbas' efforts to persuade the militants to halt
attacks on Israelis in the run-up to the vote suffered a setback
Sunday when Hamas and a Fatah offshoot dug a tunnel under an Israeli
post on the Gaza-Egypt border, blowing it up and killing five
Israeli soldiers.
Militants in Gaza have also fired repeated barrages of
rockets and mortars at Jewish settlements in the last week.
Israel's response has been muted. The military apparently
fears that a large-scale operation could jeopardize the Palestinian
elections with the blame laid at Israel's door.
Israel has continued targeting militants with smaller raids
and military officials said Tuesday that Mofaz ordered the army to
step up its targeted attacks against Palestinians responsible for
digging the tunnels, which are also used to smuggle weapons into
Gaza.
Violence in Gaza continued Tuesday, with Israeli troops
moving into the Khan Younis refugee camp and demolishing eight homes
before withdrawing. There were no casualties.
Palestinian officials said about 45 people were ordered out
of their homes before the structures were destroyed.
The army said the area was used by militants as a staging
ground for launching mortar attacks against nearby settlements.
During more than four years of violence, Israeli troops have
demolished hundreds of Palestinian homes and buildings, saying the
structures are used for cover by Palestinian militants.
Palestinians, U.N. officials and human rights groups say the
demolitions have left thousands of people homeless.
Also Tuesday, Israeli troops in the West Bank city of Hebron
demolished two houses and sealed the office of an Islamic charity
charged of aiding militants and their families
Troops raised the homes of two Hamas members accused of
carrying out a number of shooting attacks in the area, the army and
residents said.
The army also routinely destroys the homes of Palestinians
militants, hoping it will act as a deterrent.

 Namib
Abu mazen č solo un porco traditore e se dio vuole farą una brutta fine

 wrote:
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Tu di bouncing hai solo le tette, ammesso che tu non sia un uomo...
Le tue brainwaves sono assai piatte...
Am.

"amalric" <amalric...@REMOVEMEaliceposta.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:amalricTOGLIMI-8BA...@twister1.tin.it...
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Ascolta ma mi spieghi tu se saresti disposto a chiamare elezione democratica
un processo elettorale dal quale solo e soltanto un candidato ha possibilitą
di emergere vincitore? Candidato benvoluto dagli imperialisti americani e i
loro sgherri ebraici.

 loro sgherri ebraici.
Pero' non mi hai tolto la curiosita' rispetto al tuo vero gender...
Am.

"amalric" <amalric...@REMOVEMEaliceposta.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:amalricTOGLIMI-119...@twister1.tin.it...
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La bouncing betty era una mina antiuomo tedesca chiamata così dai soldati
yankee perchè se stimolata balzava a circa 1 metro di altezza per poi
esplodere falciando con le sue schegge ognuno che si trovasse ne raggio di
qualche decina di metri. Ora hai capito quale è il mio Gender??

 qualche decina di metri. Ora hai capito quale č il mio Gender??
Minghia, roba forte, no?
Ma non e' che come reincarnatio hai sbagliato secolo?
E comunque mi sa che ti sei perso la 'dressur' per strada...
Am.