Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Ma l'occupazione di Gaza non e' finita?

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1012171.html
Israel may use force to halt boat trying to break Gaza siege
Defense officials favor forcefully blocking two boats which a group of
U.S.-based activists plan to sail to Gaza to protest what they call
"the Israeli siege on the Strip," Haaretz has learned.
According to the Foreign Ministry, Israel is within its rights to use
force against the seafarers.
The subject of the Greek-flagged boats which the Free Gaza group said
it would sail from Cyprus to Gaza this week prompted defense officials
to hold a series of discussions; they said allowing the ships to reach
the Gaza coastline could create a dangerous precedent. But the Israel
Navy has not yet received any instructions on how to treat the
vessels.
According to some officials, Hamas is keen to exploit the initiative
by the activists - including Israeli professor and activist Jeff
Halper - for its political needs, and could try to greet the seafarers
with fishing boats.
The officials believe that Hamas views the drive as an opportunity to
underscore the suffering of the civilian population because of
Israel's policies. A position paper by the Foreign Ministry's legal
department says Israel has the right to use force against the
demonstrators as part of the Oslo Accords, which names Israel as
responsible for Gaza's territorial waters.
An official in Jerusalem said the Foreign Ministry's paper means that
security forces could detain the vessels upon entry to Gaza's
territorial waters, arrest the passengers and haul the ship to Israel,
where the detainees could be interrogated.
The organizers have reportedly raised almost $300,000 to finance the
operation and recruited 60 people to sail on the ship. These include
activists from several countries as well as journalists.
In conversations with their Israeli counterparts, Cypriot officials
have expressed concerns about the boat departing from their shores,
but say they can do nothing to prevent it. According to the
information that has reached Israel, however, Cyprus is not the only
point of departure under consideration; the ship might also sail from
Turkey or Alexandria in Egypt.
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Buona fortuna agli attivisti, che usano non-violenza per rompere
l'assedio a Gaza. Fra di loro c'e un'accademico Israeliano e una
sopravvissuta all'Olocausto, di 83 anni:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1009414.html

 sopravvissuta all'Olocausto, di 83 anni:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1009414.html
a Israele converrebbe farli passare: se li bloccano non potranno più
negare che l'occupazione non è mai finita.


http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1009414.html
Nulla che gli dia il permesso di violare le leggi israeliane.
-Stefano

 marittimi, caro *COGLIONE* di un Torrieri.
Difendere anche contro dei pacifisti?
Ti dedico "Gnomus", di Musorgskij, da "Quadri di una esposizione" 
orchestrato da Ravel.
La tua ottusa partigianeria, il tuo primordiale istinto di 
conservazione, possiede una oscura, maestosa, grandezza.
-- 
[namib] Posso legalmente inneggiare al comunismo, ma non al fascismo.
L'una appartenenza è appunto *criminale*, l'altra no.
[tonibaruch] Purtroppo abbiamo questa legge idiota, è vero.
http://groups.google.it/group/it.politica.internazionale/tree/browse_frm/thread/3f0249225d16ae1d/9d60fe69c1a4658e

 conservazione, possiede una oscura, maestosa, grandezza.
DOV'E' PERSIOBUSTER QUANDO SERVE?

possiede una oscura, maestosa, grandezza.
Certo, certo.... :)
*pat pat*
-Stefano