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Titolo: Video sulla demolizione di case palestinesi a Hebron

Video sulla demolizione di case palestinesi a Hebron
 
 
Qui trovate un video girato da Ta'ayush sulla demolizione delle case nel
sud di Hebron, dove vivono piccole comunità di Palestinesi nei pressi di
alcune colonie, sono molto poveri e resistono contro la demolizione e la 
deportazione con il sostegno di Ta'ayush, alcuni di voi ricorderanno Omri 
nel suo tour in giro per l'Italia ha raccolto soldi per questa
associazione, 
la storia di questo villaggio la troverete qui insieme al video che hano 
girato: 
http://www.palsolidarity.org/main/2007/04/11/hebron-demolition-video/
,
potete trovarlo anche direttamente su youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6ixQix_Mys
Avrei voluto commentarlo ma come si può commentare la disperazione delle
donne e dei vecchi, il pianto dei bambini, l'inutile disperata resistenza 
degli abitanti e degli attivisti internazionali e israeliani. Come
commentare le violenze dei soldati, uomini e donne. Gli arresti. Le risate
dei soldati a fine operazione e le ambulanze, che portano via i vecchi
distrutiu dal dolore...
Tutto questo adesso, mentre gli occhi del mondo guardano altrove. Come
sempre del resto 
(Fonte:Infopal) 
 
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 compiuto da un familiare kamikaze?
no. E mi spieghi sulla base di quale legge se tu commetti un delitto si
puo' andare a casa dei tuoi genitori o parenti e spaccargli la casa?
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 puo' andare a casa dei tuoi genitori o parenti e spaccargli la casa?
tanto se la ricostruiscono coi soldi che iraniani siriani e sauditi 
mandano alle famiglie dei terroristi suicidi


Per saperlo basta leggere il resoconto dato dalla fonte stessa, invece di
mettersi a guardare filmati.
The Israeli army said, "Twenty illegal structures were destroyed after
demolition orders were issued, and offers were made to the owners to pursue
the available options before the planning organizations. The supervisory
unit of the civil administration will continue to operate against illegal
building activity in the area, and to implement the steps mandated by law
against this illegal activity."

 e allora perchè demoliscono?
Israeli military demolishes seven Palestinian homes in south Hebron
district
February 15th, 2007 | Posted in Reports, Hebron Region, Photos
by Christian Peacemaker Teams, February 14th
Hajj Mahmoud in front of his demolished house
Israeli soldiers demolished homes in three Palestinian villages near
bypass road 317 on February 14, 2007. Starting in Imneizil at around
9am about forty Israeli soldiers with two bulldozers demolished one
home, an animal pen and a stone bake-oven. At noon the soldiers moved
to Qawawis where they demolished the homes of five families and one
bake-oven, then on to Um Al-Kher where they demolished one home and
damaged a wall of another home.
At Imneizil several young children were in their home eating when the
Israeli military arrived; the soldiers gave the family time to get
out, but did not give them time to remove their personal belongings.
The animal pen was demolished with a few animals inside; two lambs
were injured. The Palestinian family began immediately to build a
makeshift pen for the animals as the majority of the sheep were just
returning from grazing in the fields.
In the village of Qawawis one of the demolished homes was over sixty-
five years old, and sheltered two families. Photos of the families
amid the rubble are on the CPT photo gallery:
www.cpt.org/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=album93
The Israeli military, in concert with Israeli settlers, has been
trying to force the Palestinian residents of the south Hebron hills to
leave their homes for years. Due to harassment from the nearby Israeli
outposts several of the young families of Qawawis moved to a nearby
town; when the Israeli army then forcibly evacuated the remaining
families, a court ordered that the families could return to their
homes. According to a lawyer representing the families, the Israeli
army now claims that this court ruling allows only the last
inhabitants of Qawawis to return, not their children who earlier fled
the assaults of the Israeli settlers.
"Our children need homes," said one villager. "What do they want us to
do?"
The Israeli army said, "Twenty illegal structures were destroyed after
demolition orders were issued, and offers were made to the owners to
pursue the available options before the planning organizations. The
supervisory unit of the civil administration will continue to operate
against illegal building activity in the area, and to implement the
steps mandated by law against this illegal activity." The Israeli
military made no provisions for shelter for the families whose homes
they demolished. The families asked the International Committee of the
Red Cross to provide them with tents.
The Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions said, "A building
permit is unavailable there [in the south Hebron hills]." The
preceding day three Israeli peace activists and two internationals,
including CPTer Sally Hunsberger, joined approximately fifty
Palestinians in working on their land near Imneizil. The Palestinian
men, women and children planted 600 olive trees in fields that they
had afraid to walk on for the past four years due to threats of
settler violence. During the action, soldiers and settlers watched
from a distance, but did not interfere with the tree planting.