Oroligt på Tempelberget
Det var oroligt i Jerusalem idag, 17 polismän skadades lätt när de återställde ordningen efter att unga muslimer kastat ner stenar mot dem som bad vid Klagomuren.
17 police hurt in Temple Mt. clashes
"Seventeen policemen were lightly wounded in their attempt to restore order on the Temple Mount after Arab youths emerging from Friday prayers started hurling rocks down onto those worshiping at the Western Wall.Having restored calm by use of stun grenades, and following helpful intervention by other Muslim worshipers to defuse the clash, police eventually withdrew in coordination with the Waqf to allow older worshipers to leave the Temple Mount..."
Rabins tankar om Mellanöstern och fredsprocessen (Rabin mördades för snart 15 år sedan)
En läsvärd artikel om Rabin och hans förklaring till varför han slöt Osloavtalet med Arafat.
Rabin thought peace with Arafat was only a ‘long shot’ (David Horovitz Jerusalem Post)
“...Number one,” he recounts Rabin as saying, “Israel is surrounded by two concentric circles. The inner circle is comprised of our immediate neighbors – Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon and, by extension, Saudi Arabia. The outer circle comprises their neighbors – Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Somalia, Yemen and Libya. Virtually all of them are rogue states, and some are going nuclear.“Number two,” the prime minister went on, “Iranian-inspired Islamic fundamentalism constitutes a threat to the inner circle no less than it does to Israel. Islamic fundamentalism is striving to destabilize the Gulf Emirates, has already created havoc in Syria, leaving twenty thousand dead, in Algeria, leaving one hundred thousand dead, in Egypt, leaving twenty-two thousand dead, in Jordan, leaving eight thousand dead, in the Horn of Africa – the Sudan and Somalia – leaving fourteen thousand dead, and in Yemen, leaving twelve thousand dead. And now it is gaining influence in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. “Iran is the banker,” Rabin pointed out, “pouring millions into the West Bank and Gaza in the form of social welfare and health and education programs, so that it can win the hearts of the population and feed religious fanaticism.“Thus,” he continued to Avner, “a confluence of interest has arisen between Israel and the inner circle, whose long-term strategic interest is the same as ours: to lessen the destabilizing consequences from the outer circle. At the end of the day, the inner circle recognizes they have less to fear from Israel than from their Muslim neighbors, not least from radicalized Islamic powers going nuclear.”Next, Rabin came to the thinking at the heart of his decision to pursue the Oslo process: The Israel-Arab conflict, he said, “was always considered to be a political one: a conflict between Arabs and Israelis. The fundamentalists are doing their level best to turn it into a religious conflict – Muslim against Jew, Islam against Judaism. And while a political conflict is possible to solve through negotiation and compromise, there are no solutions to a theological conflict. Then it is jihad – religious war: their God against our God. Were they to win, our conflict would go from war to war, and from stalemate to stalemate.
“And that, essentially,” the prime minister summed up to his longtime adviser, “is why I agreed to Oslo and shook hands, albeit reluctantly, with Yasser Arafat. He and his PLO represent the last vestige of secular Palestinian nationalism. We have nobody else to deal with. It is either the PLO or nothing. It is a long shot for a possible settlement, or the certainty of no settlement at all at a time when the radicals are going nuclear....”
fredag 5 mars 2010
torsdag 4 mars 2010
Barn TV
De palestinska myndigheternas officiella TV kanal lär barnen att Israel är ockuperat palestinskt territorium.
PA TV teaches children that all of Israel is "occupied Palestine" (Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook PMW)
"Official Palestinian Authority TV continues to teach children that all of Israel is "occupied Palestine."
On the latest episode of The Best Home, a PA TV program for young children, the host says that Israeli Arab children living in the Israeli cities Lod, Nazareth and Be'er Sheva are living under occupation. She addresses Israeli Arab viewers: "Dear children... we will always remain in contact with you, because you have the right, and this program is certainly yours too, just as it belongs to every Palestinian child, since you are part of occupied Palestine."The host repeatedly avoids using the name "Israel" on the program, referring to the land of the State of Israel alternately as "the occupied territories," "the 1948 territories" or "occupied Palestine."
PA TV teaches children that all of Israel is "occupied Palestine" (Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook PMW)
"Official Palestinian Authority TV continues to teach children that all of Israel is "occupied Palestine."
On the latest episode of The Best Home, a PA TV program for young children, the host says that Israeli Arab children living in the Israeli cities Lod, Nazareth and Be'er Sheva are living under occupation. She addresses Israeli Arab viewers: "Dear children... we will always remain in contact with you, because you have the right, and this program is certainly yours too, just as it belongs to every Palestinian child, since you are part of occupied Palestine."The host repeatedly avoids using the name "Israel" on the program, referring to the land of the State of Israel alternately as "the occupied territories," "the 1948 territories" or "occupied Palestine."
Hamas
Splittringen inom Hamas ökar.Ledarna i Gaza skulle vara beredda till vissa kompromisser medan ledarna i Damaskus samarbetar med Iran och har en mer kompromisslös inställning, skriver Haaretz.
Hamas har också drabbats av flera bakslag den senaste tiden. Läs mera:Hamas moderates can't halt the slide toward Tehran
"Hamas has suffered more than a little embarrassment in the past few weeks. It began with the assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh in Dubai and the obvious implication that a Hamas insider had aided whatever agency carried out the hit. Next came Mosab Yusef, son of Sheikh Hassan Yousef - a founder of Hamas and one of its top men in the West Bank - who revealed in an interview with Haaretz that he had worked as a Shin Bet agent for more than a decade.
Hamas, of course, responded immediately with claims of the inevitable 'Zionist plot'. But as if to add insult to injury, on Friday Haaretz reported that Mahmoud Zahar, one of the group's leaders in the Gaza Strip, had resigned from a team negotiating the release of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Zahar, it appeared, had become increasingly frustrated with the extreme line favored by the organization's political leadership in Damascus and by senior military commanders like Ahmad Jabri, Nizar Awadallah and Marwan Issa..."
Hamas har också drabbats av flera bakslag den senaste tiden. Läs mera:Hamas moderates can't halt the slide toward Tehran
"Hamas has suffered more than a little embarrassment in the past few weeks. It began with the assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh in Dubai and the obvious implication that a Hamas insider had aided whatever agency carried out the hit. Next came Mosab Yusef, son of Sheikh Hassan Yousef - a founder of Hamas and one of its top men in the West Bank - who revealed in an interview with Haaretz that he had worked as a Shin Bet agent for more than a decade.
Hamas, of course, responded immediately with claims of the inevitable 'Zionist plot'. But as if to add insult to injury, on Friday Haaretz reported that Mahmoud Zahar, one of the group's leaders in the Gaza Strip, had resigned from a team negotiating the release of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Zahar, it appeared, had become increasingly frustrated with the extreme line favored by the organization's political leadership in Damascus and by senior military commanders like Ahmad Jabri, Nizar Awadallah and Marwan Issa..."
tisdag 2 mars 2010
Mosab Hassan Yousef
Hamasledaren vars son blivit kristen och arbetat för israeliska säkerhetstjänsten känns inte längre vid sin son, Mosab Hassan Yousef, skriver Haaretz. Sheikh Hassan motiverar sitt beslut både med att sonen blivit kristen och att han samarbetat med Israel.
Senior Hamas leader disowns son who spied for Israel
"Hamas Web sites published a letter Monday by Sheikh Hassan that the militant group said was smuggled out of the Israeli prison where he is serving a six-year sentence.
In the letter, he said his family announced its "complete renunciation of the one who was once our eldest son, who is called Mosab." The father said though he was sorry to take such, he had no choice after his son "disbelieved in God...and collaborated with our enemies."
Senior Hamas leader disowns son who spied for Israel
"Hamas Web sites published a letter Monday by Sheikh Hassan that the militant group said was smuggled out of the Israeli prison where he is serving a six-year sentence.
In the letter, he said his family announced its "complete renunciation of the one who was once our eldest son, who is called Mosab." The father said though he was sorry to take such, he had no choice after his son "disbelieved in God...and collaborated with our enemies."
Nytt från Dubai
Nyheterna från Dubai som vill göra gällande att Israel låg bakom dödandet av Hamasterroristen och vapensmugglaren Mahmoud al-Mabhouh får mothugg från lite oväntat håll.
Mahmoud Nasser medlem av Hamas politbyrå säger att det troligen var Egypten eller Jordanien som låg bakom dådet.
Vem vet vad som är sant, men inte låter det mer otroligt än när myndigheterna i Dubai påstår att en grupp på ca 30 israeler skulle vara skyldiga till dådet.
Från Dubai meddelas det också att inga judar längre kommer att tillåtas komma in i landet. Polisen skall lära sig att känna igen judar även om de skulle resa med icke israeliska pass.
Det verkar som om Arabemiratet skulle göra sig skyldig till kollektiv bestraffning och även rasism ifall inreseförbudet gäller judar oberoende av nationalitet.
Hamas: Jordan or Egypt likely behind Dubai hit
‘Dubai ban on Israelis hits relations’ (Jerusalem Post)
"A decision by Dubai on Sunday to ban Israelis is a serious blow to long-standing efforts aimed at building up relations with the Gulf region, an Israeli diplomatic source told The Jerusalem Post on Monday.After announcing the ban on Israelis with dual nationality, Dubai’s police chief, Lt.-Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim, said on Monday that authorities in the Gulf emirate would be on the lookout for “Jews.”A Channel 2 News broadcast Monday night showed Tamim pointing at his own face and saying, “We know how to recognize them.” The United Arab Emirates will “deny entry to anyone suspected of having Israeli citizenship,” he said, adding that Israelis with dual nationality would be denied entry.“We will not allow those who hold Israeli passports into the UAE no matter what other passport they have,” Tamim said. Police will “develop skills” to recognize Israelis by “physical features and the way they speak,” he claimed."
Mahmoud Nasser medlem av Hamas politbyrå säger att det troligen var Egypten eller Jordanien som låg bakom dådet.
Vem vet vad som är sant, men inte låter det mer otroligt än när myndigheterna i Dubai påstår att en grupp på ca 30 israeler skulle vara skyldiga till dådet.
Från Dubai meddelas det också att inga judar längre kommer att tillåtas komma in i landet. Polisen skall lära sig att känna igen judar även om de skulle resa med icke israeliska pass.
Det verkar som om Arabemiratet skulle göra sig skyldig till kollektiv bestraffning och även rasism ifall inreseförbudet gäller judar oberoende av nationalitet.
Hamas: Jordan or Egypt likely behind Dubai hit
‘Dubai ban on Israelis hits relations’ (Jerusalem Post)
"A decision by Dubai on Sunday to ban Israelis is a serious blow to long-standing efforts aimed at building up relations with the Gulf region, an Israeli diplomatic source told The Jerusalem Post on Monday.After announcing the ban on Israelis with dual nationality, Dubai’s police chief, Lt.-Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim, said on Monday that authorities in the Gulf emirate would be on the lookout for “Jews.”A Channel 2 News broadcast Monday night showed Tamim pointing at his own face and saying, “We know how to recognize them.” The United Arab Emirates will “deny entry to anyone suspected of having Israeli citizenship,” he said, adding that Israelis with dual nationality would be denied entry.“We will not allow those who hold Israeli passports into the UAE no matter what other passport they have,” Tamim said. Police will “develop skills” to recognize Israelis by “physical features and the way they speak,” he claimed."
Goldstonerapporten i FN
Finland och de flesta EU länderna visade igen en gång vad de står för i FN. I fredags röstade man i FN:s generalförsamlingen på arabländernas initiativ för att Goldstonerapporten fortsättningsvis skall behandlas i generalförsamlingen. Israel och palestinierna fick ytterligare 5 månader på sig att utreda Gazakriget, därefter får man se vad generalförsamlingen beslutar.
Finland röstade för resolutionen som alltså skall hålla liv i den mycket kritiserade Goldstonerapporten och där udden är riktad mot Israel. (Analys av Goldstonerapporten)
USA:s representant har alldeles rätt när han konstaterar att rapporten är obalanserad och inte tar i beaktande konfliktens natur.
Rapporten gjordes ursprungligen för FN:s mänskorättsråd och där borde den ha stannat om det är mänskliga rättigheter man oroar sig för. Tyvärr är det arab/muslimländerna som styr mänskorättsrådet och de ville att generalförsamlingen och eventuellt säkerhetsrådet senare skall behandla rapporten (för att fördöma Israel).
Det kan konstateras att Israel har utrett och håller på att utreda påstådda brott under kriget. En israelisk talesman säger att egentligen har det inte så stor betydelse vad generalförsamlingen säger, Israel har ett eget intresse av att granska eventuella fel de begått under kriget. Dessa undersökningar görs oberoende av om någon annan kräver det eller inte.
Den palestinska sidan har inte gjort några utredningar, de palestinska myndigheterna har inget i Gaza att göra och att låta Hamas undersöka sig själv kanske inte ens FN skulle vara nöjd med.
UN: 5 more months for Gaza probes (Jerusalem Post)
General Assembly Requests Secretary-General to Submit Further Report
on Investigations into Violations During Gaza Conflict (FN)
Introduction of Draft Resolution
NASSIR ABDULAZIZ AL-NASSER (Qatar), introducing the draft resolution on the Follow-up to the report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (document A/64/L.48), said today’s meeting was a crucial step in the international community’s efforts to prevent future violations of international law, end impunity, and promote real peace. That required serious steps to ensure accountability and justice for the grave breaches of international humanitarian law and human rights committed during Israel’s 2008/2009 military operations in Gaza, which had caused extensive loss of life and destruction and from which the besieged Palestinian population continued to suffer.
He said the text was an important procedural follow-up to resolution 64/10, bearing in mind that the Secretary-General’s report to the Assembly stated that “no determination can be made on the implementation of the resolution by the parties concerned”. To promote accountability and justice, the Assembly should once again call on the parties concerned to comply with that resolution, he said, calling for the broadest support for today’s text. The international community must remain steadfast and firm in its efforts to uphold international law and ensure accountability and justice in all circumstances, including in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and in East Jerusalem. The adoption today of the text would contribute constructively and significantly to those principled efforts, he added.
GABRIELA SHALEV (Israel), speaking before the vote, said her country would continue to conduct credible and independent investigations into the aftermath of the Gaza operation, as it did after any military operation, as part of Israeli law and practice. She asked who, on the other hand, would conduct the Palestinian investigation.
She said it could not be the Palestinian Authority, which had been ousted from Gaza in a bloody coup, or the Hamas terrorists, who targeted civilians, and used schools and hospitals as shields. Israel would never neglect its duty to defend its citizens, its existence, its democracy and its freedom against Hamas, Hizbullah or any other terrorists, wherever they might be, she declared. Facing that existential threat, Israel remained committed to acting in accordance with international law and the belief that human life must be protected, she said, stressing that it was a belief that drove its desire for peace.
PABLO ANTONIO THALASSINOS ( Panama) said he had voted against the text because it had the same lack of objectivity and consideration for due process as its predecessor. Israel and the Palestinian Authority must carry out independent, worthy and suitable investigations, in accordance with international law, whereas the text prejudged those investigations and prematurely declared both parties guilty. Such condemnation would not lead to a peace process that respected international law and the rights of both peoples to live in peace and harmony, he said, emphasizing that Panama’s vote was not against the Palestinians or in favour of Israelis. It was a vote against partiality.
ALEJANDRO WOLFF ( United States) said his country remained deeply concerned about the suffering of both Palestinians and Israelis, but the only way to end it would be to reach a negotiated permanent settlement. Both sides in the conflict should continue credible domestic investigations, he stressed, reiterating that the Goldstone Report was deeply flawed and unbalanced. It did not acknowledge the nature of the conflict and over-reached in its conclusions and recommendations. Today’s resolution was similarly flawed and for that reason the United States had voted against
HERMAN SCHAPER (Netherlands),(som lade ner sin röst) speaking also on behalf of the Czech Republic and Hungary, said the text was silent on the differences in follow-up thus on the part of both parties, notably that Israel was conducting investigations while the Palestinian Authority had only set up a committee to do so. The resolution should have reflected those realities, he said. Concerned that the text called for a Conference of the High Contracting Parties, he noted the lack of full agreement on the need for such a conference, which would be politicized and detrimental to Middle East peace efforts. Such matters should be pursued in Geneva, not New York, he added.
HASAN KLEIB ( Indonesia),(röstade för) stressing that the Goldstone Report should be fully and consistently implemented, said Israel used excessive force and punishment against the Gaza population, who continued to suffer serious humanitarian distress. Their suffering was disproportionate, and the wording of the text did not reflect an appropriate balance. Justice must be ensured in the near future, he added.
Mot resolutionen röstade: Canada, Israel, Micronesia (Federated States of), Nauru, Panama, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, United States.
Följande stater avstod från att rösta: Albania, Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Colombia, Côte d’Ivoire, Croatia, Czech Republic, Georgia, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Liberia, Lithuania, Mexico, Montenegro, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Republic of Korea, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Samoa, San Marino, Slovakia, Ukraine
För resolutionen röstade:Algeria, Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Belize, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Chile, China, Congo, Costa Rica, Cuba, Cyprus, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Denmark, Djibouti, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Greece, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nepal, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Qatar, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Tajikistan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Viet Nam, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
Finland röstade för resolutionen som alltså skall hålla liv i den mycket kritiserade Goldstonerapporten och där udden är riktad mot Israel. (Analys av Goldstonerapporten)
USA:s representant har alldeles rätt när han konstaterar att rapporten är obalanserad och inte tar i beaktande konfliktens natur.
Rapporten gjordes ursprungligen för FN:s mänskorättsråd och där borde den ha stannat om det är mänskliga rättigheter man oroar sig för. Tyvärr är det arab/muslimländerna som styr mänskorättsrådet och de ville att generalförsamlingen och eventuellt säkerhetsrådet senare skall behandla rapporten (för att fördöma Israel).
Det kan konstateras att Israel har utrett och håller på att utreda påstådda brott under kriget. En israelisk talesman säger att egentligen har det inte så stor betydelse vad generalförsamlingen säger, Israel har ett eget intresse av att granska eventuella fel de begått under kriget. Dessa undersökningar görs oberoende av om någon annan kräver det eller inte.
Den palestinska sidan har inte gjort några utredningar, de palestinska myndigheterna har inget i Gaza att göra och att låta Hamas undersöka sig själv kanske inte ens FN skulle vara nöjd med.
UN: 5 more months for Gaza probes (Jerusalem Post)
General Assembly Requests Secretary-General to Submit Further Report
on Investigations into Violations During Gaza Conflict (FN)
Introduction of Draft Resolution
NASSIR ABDULAZIZ AL-NASSER (Qatar), introducing the draft resolution on the Follow-up to the report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (document A/64/L.48), said today’s meeting was a crucial step in the international community’s efforts to prevent future violations of international law, end impunity, and promote real peace. That required serious steps to ensure accountability and justice for the grave breaches of international humanitarian law and human rights committed during Israel’s 2008/2009 military operations in Gaza, which had caused extensive loss of life and destruction and from which the besieged Palestinian population continued to suffer.
He said the text was an important procedural follow-up to resolution 64/10, bearing in mind that the Secretary-General’s report to the Assembly stated that “no determination can be made on the implementation of the resolution by the parties concerned”. To promote accountability and justice, the Assembly should once again call on the parties concerned to comply with that resolution, he said, calling for the broadest support for today’s text. The international community must remain steadfast and firm in its efforts to uphold international law and ensure accountability and justice in all circumstances, including in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and in East Jerusalem. The adoption today of the text would contribute constructively and significantly to those principled efforts, he added.
GABRIELA SHALEV (Israel), speaking before the vote, said her country would continue to conduct credible and independent investigations into the aftermath of the Gaza operation, as it did after any military operation, as part of Israeli law and practice. She asked who, on the other hand, would conduct the Palestinian investigation.
She said it could not be the Palestinian Authority, which had been ousted from Gaza in a bloody coup, or the Hamas terrorists, who targeted civilians, and used schools and hospitals as shields. Israel would never neglect its duty to defend its citizens, its existence, its democracy and its freedom against Hamas, Hizbullah or any other terrorists, wherever they might be, she declared. Facing that existential threat, Israel remained committed to acting in accordance with international law and the belief that human life must be protected, she said, stressing that it was a belief that drove its desire for peace.
PABLO ANTONIO THALASSINOS ( Panama) said he had voted against the text because it had the same lack of objectivity and consideration for due process as its predecessor. Israel and the Palestinian Authority must carry out independent, worthy and suitable investigations, in accordance with international law, whereas the text prejudged those investigations and prematurely declared both parties guilty. Such condemnation would not lead to a peace process that respected international law and the rights of both peoples to live in peace and harmony, he said, emphasizing that Panama’s vote was not against the Palestinians or in favour of Israelis. It was a vote against partiality.
ALEJANDRO WOLFF ( United States) said his country remained deeply concerned about the suffering of both Palestinians and Israelis, but the only way to end it would be to reach a negotiated permanent settlement. Both sides in the conflict should continue credible domestic investigations, he stressed, reiterating that the Goldstone Report was deeply flawed and unbalanced. It did not acknowledge the nature of the conflict and over-reached in its conclusions and recommendations. Today’s resolution was similarly flawed and for that reason the United States had voted against
HERMAN SCHAPER (Netherlands),(som lade ner sin röst) speaking also on behalf of the Czech Republic and Hungary, said the text was silent on the differences in follow-up thus on the part of both parties, notably that Israel was conducting investigations while the Palestinian Authority had only set up a committee to do so. The resolution should have reflected those realities, he said. Concerned that the text called for a Conference of the High Contracting Parties, he noted the lack of full agreement on the need for such a conference, which would be politicized and detrimental to Middle East peace efforts. Such matters should be pursued in Geneva, not New York, he added.
HASAN KLEIB ( Indonesia),(röstade för) stressing that the Goldstone Report should be fully and consistently implemented, said Israel used excessive force and punishment against the Gaza population, who continued to suffer serious humanitarian distress. Their suffering was disproportionate, and the wording of the text did not reflect an appropriate balance. Justice must be ensured in the near future, he added.
Mot resolutionen röstade: Canada, Israel, Micronesia (Federated States of), Nauru, Panama, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, United States.
Följande stater avstod från att rösta: Albania, Australia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Colombia, Côte d’Ivoire, Croatia, Czech Republic, Georgia, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Liberia, Lithuania, Mexico, Montenegro, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Republic of Korea, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Samoa, San Marino, Slovakia, Ukraine
För resolutionen röstade:Algeria, Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Belize, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Chile, China, Congo, Costa Rica, Cuba, Cyprus, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Denmark, Djibouti, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Greece, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Monaco, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nepal, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Portugal, Qatar, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Tajikistan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Viet Nam, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
måndag 1 mars 2010
Ahmadinejad om Israel
Irans president Ahmadinejad talade igår inför en konferens i Teheran. (International Conference on National and Islamic Solidarity for Future of Palestine)
Bland deltagarna kan nämnas Hamasledaren Khaled Mashaal, ledaren för Islamisk Jihad Ramadan Abdullah Shalah och ledaren för Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine Ahmed Jibril.
Ahmadinejad sade i sitt tal att sionistregimen är en förolämpning av hela mänskligheten och att den är orsaken till alla krig, folkmord, terror och brott mot mänskligheten.De är en rasistisk grupp som inte accepterar mänskliga principer.
Detta säger alltså presidenten för Iran, landet där de som kritiserar regimen fängslas och i värsta fall avrättas.
'Zionist regime seeks world control'
Från The Guardian:
Iran
Iran's fight for press freedom
"More than 100 journalists and bloggers have been imprisoned in Iran since the disputed election last June, making it the world's leading enemy of free expression. At least 65 remain in jail – more than any single country has imprisoned since 1996."
The truth about Iran's campus attack
"Last night the BBC Persian service broadcast for the first time a very disturbing video of the attack by the Basij militia and riot police on Tehran University's campus just two days after the stolen election last June. The attack was one of the seminal events of Iran's post-election unrest in which the police broke locks and then bones as they rampaged through the dormitories, carted off more than 100 students and killed five."
Iran tops new terror finance blacklist
"Financial Action Taskforce says Middle Eastern state is major centre of money laundering and terrorist funding as it names and shames countries"
Bland deltagarna kan nämnas Hamasledaren Khaled Mashaal, ledaren för Islamisk Jihad Ramadan Abdullah Shalah och ledaren för Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine Ahmed Jibril.
Ahmadinejad sade i sitt tal att sionistregimen är en förolämpning av hela mänskligheten och att den är orsaken till alla krig, folkmord, terror och brott mot mänskligheten.De är en rasistisk grupp som inte accepterar mänskliga principer.
Detta säger alltså presidenten för Iran, landet där de som kritiserar regimen fängslas och i värsta fall avrättas.
'Zionist regime seeks world control'
Från The Guardian:
Iran
Iran's fight for press freedom
"More than 100 journalists and bloggers have been imprisoned in Iran since the disputed election last June, making it the world's leading enemy of free expression. At least 65 remain in jail – more than any single country has imprisoned since 1996."
The truth about Iran's campus attack
"Last night the BBC Persian service broadcast for the first time a very disturbing video of the attack by the Basij militia and riot police on Tehran University's campus just two days after the stolen election last June. The attack was one of the seminal events of Iran's post-election unrest in which the police broke locks and then bones as they rampaged through the dormitories, carted off more than 100 students and killed five."
Iran tops new terror finance blacklist
"Financial Action Taskforce says Middle Eastern state is major centre of money laundering and terrorist funding as it names and shames countries"
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