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Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of violating rights
By 
JPOST.COM
 STAFF
01/22/2012 22:23
 
In annual report on rights abuses, group charges Israel with using 
unnecessary lethal force, hindering the rebuilding of Gaza’s economy, 
building illegal settlements; slams Hamas, PA for unfair trials, torture.
 
Human Rights Watch accused Israel of "serious human rights violations" 
in its yearly report on human rights abuses released on Sunday.
 
The report charged IDF soldiers with using "unnecessary lethal force" in 
repelling demonstrators who attempted to infiltrate Israel's border 
fences with Syria and Lebanon in 'Naksa Day' (the anniversary of the Six 
Day War) and 'Nakba Day' (the anniversary of Israeli independence) 
protests in May and June.
 
Human Rights Watch attributed 37 deaths to IDF military strikes in the 
Gaza Strip and policing operations in the West Bank.
 
The report decried the continuation of the blockade of the Gaza Strip, 
accusing Israel of "hindering the rebuilding of Gaza’s devastated economy."
 
In the West Bank and east Jerusalem, Israel demolished a record number 
of Palestinian homes "imposed severe restrictions on Palestinian freedom 
of movement, continued to build unlawful settlements, and arbitrarily 
detained peaceful protesters, including children," according to the report.
 
Human Rights Watch also slammed Palestinian groups in Gaza for launching 
"hundreds of rocket attacks at Israeli population centers in 2011, 
killing two civilians and seriously injuring at least nine others." It 
added: "Indiscriminate mortar attacks seriously injured at least four 
civilians in Israel."
 
The report also mentioned the Eilat terror attack saying, "Egyptian 
attackers whom Israel claimed operated in coordination with armed groups 
in Gaza crossed the Egyptian border and killed six Israeli civilians." 
Two soldiers were also killed in the multi-stage terror attack.
 
The report accused Hamas authorities in Gaza of carrying out three 
judicial executions in 2011 after unfair military trials, and allegedly 
torturing scores of detainees, some of whom died in custody.
 
Human Rights Watch charged the Palestinian Authority with "arbitrarily" 
detaining Hamas supporters in the West Bank who supported the Arab 
Spring movements and reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas. It also 
accused the PA of arresting journalists critical of its policies and 
employing torture.
 
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Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of violating rights
By 
JPOST.COM
 STAFF
01/22/2012 22:23
 
In annual report on rights abuses, group charges Israel with using
unnecessary lethal force, hindering the rebuilding of Gaza's economy,
building illegal settlements; slams Hamas, PA for unfair trials, torture.
 
Human Rights Watch accused Israel of "serious human rights violations"
in its yearly report on human rights abuses released on Sunday.
 
 
Grande novita', come mai lasciano dire l'ovvio a HRW?
 
Qualcosa e' cambiato. 
 
 

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E' per questo che ho postato l'articolo.
 
Sul JP c'è anche un interessante articolo su Yair Lapid in cui si 
esamina il sostanziale fallimento di Kadima.  Un partito, ricordiamolo, 
nato intorno al progetto di ritiro dai territori e, per questo, votato 
in massa dai cittadini israeliani.  Cittadini fottuti per l'ennesima 
volta da una classe politica che risponde alle strategie del WZO e non a 
loro.
 
Sotto la spessa ingessatura "sionista" forse qualcosa si muove.
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 in massa dai cittadini israeliani.  Cittadini
 
che vorrebbero cosi' tanto dividere Gerusalemme!
 
 

 in its yearly report on human rights abuses released on Sunday.
 
 
uh. Una novita'.
 
http://www.ngo-monitor.org/article/human_rights_watch_hrw_
 
 
In October 2009, HRW founder Robert Bernstein published an article in
the New York Times (“Rights Watchdog, Lost in the Mideast”), strongly
criticizing the organization for ignoring severe human rights
violations in closed societies, for its anti-Israel bias, and for
“issuing reports...that are helping those who wish to turn Israel into
a pariah state.” Bernstein expanded on these ideas in a lecture at the
University of Nebraska at Omaha (November 2010), and noted that “Human
Rights Watch’s attacks on almost every issue [have] become more and
more hostile [toward Israel].”
 
ah, a proposito:
 
Annual budget of $48 million in 2010*; in September 2010, HRW
announced a 10-year, $100 million donation from billionaire George
Soros.
 
 
 

 In October 2009, HRW founder Robert Bernstein
 
siamo certi che quando HRW farà uscire qualche bel rapporto sull'Iran
riposterai questo link, per dimostrare l'inattendibilità
consustanziale di quella ONG