Izrael, Palestina i arapske zemlje

[Pontijak]

fin neki svet, civilizovan i obziran ;)

[Gandalf]

joseph dana ‏@ibnezraSite of bus bomb in Tel Aviv. 'Hakirya compound' is the Israeli defence ministry. Not sure why Haaretz didn't note http://twitpic.com/bf4jql peter beaumont ‏@petersbeaumontIf details of ceasefire deal are right over 150 people died and over $1 bil damage caused to go back to status quo anteedit: izgleda da je cela zajebancija sa odlaganjem primirja za 24h bila americko maslo, kako bi Hilari dobila priliku da intervenise i odradi par mirotvorackih fotosa. sastala se sa ciniocima, apelovala, hvalila... Edited November 21, 2012 by Gandalf

[Roger Sanchez]

Hillary Clinton has been speaking at a press conference in Egypt following a ceasefire agreement. Here are some of her key quotes:"This is a critical moment for the region, Egypt's new government is assuming the responsibility and leadership that has long made this country a cornerstone of regional stability and peace."

[Gandalf]

Dan Murphy ‏@bungdanSurely it will look that way to many, many palestinians. Will be eager to see stories about this from the West Bank in the weeks ahead.Dan Murphy ‏@bungdanHamas gets a seat, figuratively at least, at the table in Cairo. Why? Because it's a military threat. The PA? Gets settlement expansion.Dan Murphy ‏@bungdan(I think Ben makes a very good point here. Never has the PA been more irrelevant, it's irrelevance laid bare for all to see).benwedeman ‏@bencnnThe 6 year Israeli-US attempt to politically isolate Hamas in #Gazahas collapsed. US-backed Palestinian Authority now out on a limb.Retweeted by Dan Murphy Edited November 21, 2012 by Gandalf

[yolo]

Ima slika ako vuku jednog zakacenog za motor.

stara slika.

[Indy]

Rockets & ranges

[Indy]

GAZAN YOUTH’S MANIFESTO FOR CHANGEFuck Hamas. Fuck Israel. Fuck Fatah. Fuck UN. Fuck UNWRA. Fuck USA! We, the youth in Gaza, are so fed up with Israel, Hamas, the occupation, the violations of human rights and the indifference of the international community! We want to scream and break this wall of silence, injustice and indifference like the Israeli F16’s breaking the wall of sound; scream with all the power in our souls in order to release this immense frustration that consumes us because of this fucking situation we live in; we are like lice between two nails living a nightmare inside a nightmare, no room for hope, no space for freedom. We are sick of being caught in this political struggle; sick of coal dark nights with airplanes circling above our homes; sick of innocent farmers getting shot in the buffer zone because they are taking care of their lands; sick of bearded guys walking around with their guns abusing their power, beating up or incarcerating young people demonstrating for what they believe in; sick of the wall of shame that separates us from the rest of our country and keeps us imprisoned in a stamp-sized piece of land; sick of being portrayed as terrorists, homemade fanatics with explosives in our pockets and evil in our eyes; sick of the indifference we meet from the international community, the so-called experts in expressing concerns and drafting resolutions but cowards in enforcing anything they agree on; we are sick and tired of living a shitty life, being kept in jail by Israel, beaten up by Hamas and completely ignored by the rest of the world.There is a revolution growing inside of us, an immense dissatisfaction and frustration that will destroy us unless we find a way of canalizing this energy into something that can challenge the status quo and give us some kind of hope. The final drop that made our hearts tremble with frustration and hopelessness happened 30rd November, when Hamas’ officers came to Sharek Youth Forum, a leading youth organization (www.sharek.ps) with their guns, lies and aggressiveness, throwing everybody outside, incarcerating some and prohibiting Sharek from working. A few days later, demonstrators in front of Sharek were beaten and some incarcerated. We are really living a nightmare inside a nightmare. It is difficult to find words for the pressure we are under. We barely survived the Operation Cast Lead, where Israel very effectively bombed the shit out of us, destroying thousands of homes and even more lives and dreams. They did not get rid of Hamas, as they intended, but they sure scared us forever and distributed post traumatic stress syndrome to everybody, as there was nowhere to run.We are youth with heavy hearts. We carry in ourselves a heaviness so immense that it makes it difficult to us to enjoy the sunset. How to enjoy it when dark clouds paint the horizon and bleak memories run past our eyes every time we close them? We smile in order to hide the pain. We laugh in order to forget the war. We hope in order not to commit suicide here and now. During the war we got the unmistakable feeling that Israel wanted to erase us from the face of the earth. During the last years Hamas has been doing all they can to control our thoughts, behaviour and aspirations. We are a generation of young people used to face missiles, carrying what seems to be a impossible mission of living a normal and healthy life, and only barely tolerated by a massive organization that has spread in our society as a malicious cancer disease, causing mayhem and effectively killing all living cells, thoughts and dreams on its way as well as paralyzing people with its terror regime. Not to mention the prison we live in, a prison sustained by a so-called democratic country.History is repeating itself in its most cruel way and nobody seems to care. We are scared. Here in Gaza we are scared of being incarcerated, interrogated, hit, tortured, bombed, killed. We are afraid of living, because every single step we take has to be considered and well-thought, there are limitations everywhere, we cannot move as we want, say what we want, do what we want, sometimes we even cant think what we want because the occupation has occupied our brains and hearts so terrible that it hurts and it makes us want to shed endless tears of frustration and rage!We do not want to hate, we do not want to feel all of this feelings, we do not want to be victims anymore. ENOUGH! Enough pain, enough tears, enough suffering, enough control, limitations, unjust justifications, terror, torture, excuses, bombings, sleepless nights, dead civilians, black memories, bleak future, heart aching present, disturbed politics, fanatic politicians, religious bullshit, enough incarceration! WE SAY STOP! This is not the future we want!We want three things. We want to be free. We want to be able to live a normal life. We want peace. Is that too much to ask? We are a peace movement consistent of young people in Gaza and supporters elsewhere that will not rest until the truth about Gaza is known by everybody in this whole world and in such a degree that no more silent consent or loud indifference will be accepted.This is the Gazan youth’s manifesto for change!We will start by destroying the occupation that surrounds ourselves, we will break free from this mental incarceration and regain our dignity and self respect. We will carry our heads high even though we will face resistance. We will work day and night in order to change these miserable conditions we are living under. We will build dreams where we meet walls.We only hope that you – yes, you reading this statement right now! – can support us. In order to find out how, please write on our wall or contact us directly: freegazayouth@hotmail.comWe want to be free, we want to live, we want peace.FREE GAZA YOUTH!Pls consider supporting us by taking one or more of the following actions:1) Promoting our manifesto by sharing it on your profile on Facebook2) Sending an email to your friends asking them to like our page FB3) Translating the manifesto to your language and sending it to us (we have it in English, Arabic, Hebrew, French, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Danish)4) Sending the manifesto to journalists in your country5) Making organizations in your countries that are concerned with the Palestinian issue and/or youth rights know about our existence6) Posting links about violation of youth's rights in Gaza on our wall7) Planning an event in your country about this issue and/or organizing for a skype conference, where we are able to talk with a group of youth, politicians or others outside Gaza8) Suggesting us ideas for reaching out to a greater number of people

[Roger Sanchez]

"I accept a Palestinian state according [to] the 1967 borders, with Jerusalem as the capital, with the right to return," the Hamas leader told Christine Amanpour in Cairo.Pushed about his party's refusal to recognize Israel, Mashaal said such a declaration could only be made once a Palestinian state has been created."After this state is established, it decides its standing toward Israel," the Hamas leader said.

Fatahiziranje Hamasa je u toku...

[Gandalf]

Meshal isto ovo govori vec godinama - uvek je nesto u smislu da on licno nema ni pravo da prizna Izrael, to ce odluciti palestinski parlament.

[Lord Protector]

Египат: Председник Морси проширио своја овлашћењачетвртак, 22. новембар 2012.Председник Египта Мохамед Морси донео је данас уставне амандмане којима је проширио своја овлашћења и наредио поновно суђење лидерима из режима свргнутог председника Хоснија Мубарака за убиство демонстраната током прошлогодишњих протеста.Морси је комисији која ради на нацрту новог устава дао имунитет од сваке евентуалне судске одлуке о њеном распуштању.Исту заштиту гарантовао је и за горњи дом парламента. Морсијеви исламистички савезници имају већину у оба тела.Председник Египта је донео и декрет којим је спречено да се било ко жали или доведе у питање његове одлуке које је донео од ступања на дужност у јуну и које ће доносити до усвајања новог устава.

[Gandalf]

And the Winner Is...Justice Richard Goldstone

There is now a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel, thank God. The senseless military operation initiated by a blundering Israeli overreaction, and resulting in death, destruction, and fear in civilian populations, was only the latest in a series of such operations. And an examination of the cease-fire "understandings," virtually identical with those after Cast Lead, shows that Israel's over-arching strategy in assassinating Chief of Staff Jabari.was of the "We've-got-to-DO-something" variety. It is unlikely that the cease-fire will hold, but it is sufficient to worry later about future troubles, as the saying goes.Who won? Ask the Israelis, most of whom opposed the cease-fire, and they will tell you that the other side won. Ask the Gazans, and they will tell you that their side won. My view is that the real winner was Justice Richard Goldstone, whose report changed the way Israel waged war against the Gazans.How did Pillar of Cloud differ from Cast Lead? Less indiscriminate shelling; no press blackout; the leaflets to the Gazans telling them to leave their homes about to be destroyed gave routes to the nearest shelter. Of course, this was cold comfort, seeing as the nearest shelter was already overcrowded. In fact, CNN allowed us to see one family moving from school shelter to school shelter until they get could find a classroom for their clan. No white phosphorous, either.Without the Goldstone Report, the civilian casualties and the destruction of property "for the sake of deterrence" would have been higher.This is not to say that war crimes were not committed by both sides, and I hope that the human rights agencies will investigate these and issue their reports.Judge Richard Goldstone was vilified, first by the Israelis and their supporters, and then by the supporters of the Palestinians, who misread his so-called "retraction". No person is above criticism, of course, and reasonable people often disagree. But Judge Goldstone, and those who worked with him, and above all, the Israeli human rights organizations that provided him with data, both directly or indirectly, and who were also vilified by the Israeli government, should take satisfaction in the numbers of lives they saved.

Edited November 28, 2012 by Gandalf

[Takeshi]

[Cane Vukic Prebranac]

Честитке Палестинцима

[Verterdegete]

Честитке Палестинцима

Jebote, napisu kako je Panama glasala, a o glasu Srbije ni reci.

[Roger Sanchez]

Što je s Ukrajinom?