Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: discorso di Danny Ayalon all'UNHCR

"The refugee issue is a core element towards finding a solution to our
conflict and in its broader context would have to address both the
Palestinian and the Jewish refugees forced to flee from Arab lands."
 
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Thank you, Mr. High Commissioner.
 
I would like to congratulate the Office of the United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees on the 60th anniversary of the UN Convention
relating to the Status of Refugees. Your office and the convention are
vital tools in dealing with the global challenge of helping people in
need who were forced for different reasons to leave their homeland and
families and to find a better life somewhere else.
 
The State of Israel is a country that was established as a shelter for
Jewish refugees from all over the world, including, survivors of the
Holocaust and those forced from their homes in North Africa and the
Middle East. Our society is a mosaic of people from around 100
countries who returned to their ancestral homeland escaping the
horrors of persecutions and violence.
 
As a result of our experience, Israel was one of the initiators of the
Refugees Convention and one of the first countries to join it. Israel
is committed to all its articles.
 
In addition, we support the application of the general principles
governing the treatment of refugees worldwide to apply universally,
without exception, including those in the Palestinian context. While
the UNHCR has found durable solutions for tens of millions of
refugees, the agency created specifically for the Palestinian context
has found durable solutions for no one.
 
This has meant that a peaceful solution to the conflict between Israel
and the Palestinians remains further away. This is morally and
politically unacceptable.
 
The refugee issue is a core element towards finding a solution to our
conflict and in its broader context would have to address both the
Palestinian and the Jewish refugees forced to flee from Arab lands.
Jewish refugees also require redress.
 
Israel's unique history, core values and moral compass are the basis
for our sympathy toward those who require shelter and refuge. During
the 70's, Israel was among the first countries to accept "Boat People"
from Vietnam and decades later we gave shelter to refugees who escaped
the ravages in Darfur.
 
In recent years, for different reasons - climate change, lack of
employment, conflicts and a general desire for a better standard of
living, we are witnessing an increasing number of population movements
from developing countries to the developed world. It is a global
challenge and the international community should work together to find
the most effective and humanitarian ways to deal with these
challenges.
 
Israel, as a flourishing democracy with a contiguous land access from
Africa is facing a growing number of illegal immigrants and asylum
seekers arriving in its territory. In a small country such as Israel,
it has severe implications on society, economy, demography and
security. There is increased debate in Israel at all levels on this
issue. The dilemmas are not simple and there are no easy solutions.
 
We cooperate in a full and transparent manner with UNHCR in trying to
formulate the best solutions. The UNHCR has assisted us in training
our RSD unit and in developing a unique voluntary-return program to
South Sudan based on incentives and vocational training, which we are
very proud of.
 
Israel is committed
 
    To continue expanding Government capacity and refugee status
determination expertise;
    To assuming greater responsibility for refugee status
determination;
    To reaffirm our commitment to the internationally recognized
principle of non-refoulement;
    To provide the necessary assistance and medical care to victims of
human trafficking, among them many women who, on their way to Israel,
were kidnapped, tortured and raped.
 
We are committed to continue our policy in encouraging voluntary-
returns through incentives and professional training that will enable
the returnees to rebuild their future and to start a new life with
better tools at their disposal.
 
I am happy to report that Israel will increase our annual contribution
to UNHCR.
 
And finally, we offer UNHCR the use of Israel's expertise and to work
together, through MASHAV - Israel's International Development Agency,
to create and implement professional and vocational training programs
in mutually agreed locations of UNHCR's refugee camps around the
world, with the aim of uplifting the refugees' standard of living and
helping them to obtain a better future. We stand ready to start a
dialogue with UNHCR on this matter as soon as possible.
 
Thank you.

 Thank you, Mr. High Commissioner.
 
Israele vuol far tornare i sefarditi nei paesi arabi di provenienza?
Non mi pare proprio

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proprio perche' e' impossibile, ci vorrebbe un qualche indennizzo.
 
 

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non potere è diverso da non volere. Israele vuole o no? No, cazzi loro

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mi sfugge per quale ragione solo Israele dovrebbe risolvere un
problema causato dai Paesi arabi.

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i cittadini sono i suoi, se non vuole, come non vuole ,risolverlo, il
problema non esiste

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aha. sicche' secondo te si possono espellere dei cittadini da,
poniamo, Irak e Libia, senza alcun risarcimento? E guarda caso quei
cittadini sono ebrei. Invece per i palestinesi pretendi altro
trattamento. Il popolo eletto, insomma.
 
 

 wrote:
 
in questo post un alcolista ha scritto qualcosa di vero: non capisce.
Il resto sono tutte fregnacce, come al solito, ma bisogna riconoscere
il suo impegno.

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il risarcimento è il ritorno in Iraq e Libia, se Israele li accetta
COME CITTADINI, anzichè come profughi, fine della storia

 COME CITTADINI, anzichè come profughi, fine della storia
 
Ma non dire coglionate, Bombacci.
Qualunque cittadinanza uno acquisisca, restano i danni subiti e resta il
diritto ai risarcimenti.
 
Persino se ebreo, pensa un po'.
-- 
recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant

 Persino se ebreo,
 
i soliti previlegiati.

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non si può avere la botte piena e la moglie ubriaca. Se il sionismo
vuole, come vuole, che tutti gli ebrei vadano a Sion, dovrebbe essere
il governo israeliano a ringraziare chi li ha agevolati, con le buone
o con le cattive

 il governo israeliano a ringraziare chi li ha agevolati,
 
"agevolati". Che coglione.
 
 

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E' Bombacci, il bimbo cretino che invoca le pulizie etniche dei suoi
"nemici" e poi frigna al razzismo un post si e uno no, preferibilmente
quando non c'entra un cazzo.
 
Dobbiamo tenerlo così, poveretto.
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da un punto di vista sionista, cacciare un ebreo è un aiuto a farlo
andare in Israele.

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secondo la tua personale, e demente, interpretazione del sionismo.

Il 11/12/11 18:02, נחום ha scritto:
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Oltretutto, in questo caso, pur di non riconoscere a degli ebrei 
perseguitati di aver ricevuto dei danni che devono essere rimborsati, 
Bombacci ci diventa pure sionista (di corrente segaiol-demente).
 
E talmente incaprettato che non si capisce più com'erano disposti gli 
arti all'origine.
 
 
 
 
-- 
Quando ti incontro per la strada ti darei calci nei denti. Ma forse non 
li senti.
E' meglio se ti rullo di kartoni (kartoni).

 arti all'origine.
 
pero' sa di chi e' la colpa.