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viernes, 16 de noviembre de 2012

LA MACHINE MEURTRIÈRE DU SIONISME NE CESSE PAS

LA MACHINE MEURTRIÈRE DU SIONISME NE CESSE PAS

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PALESTINA HOY  (édition en espagnol) 11/11/2012 traduit en français Gwénaëlle Taffin - TunSol

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Les informations: "Quatre morts et des dizaines de blessés après un nouveau bombardement d´Israël sur  la Palestine"

"Quatre Palestiniens ont été tués et 26 blessés par les bombardements faite aujourd'hui par des chars israéliens à l'est de la ville de Gaza, selon des sources médicales palestinienne."

Pour se situer dans le drame au quotidien des Palestiniens y après l´escalade militaire et les bombardements ciblés de l´armée sioniste aux logis des familles Palestine de Gaza...

J´écris ce jour ce récit de l´assassinat de l´enfant Hamid aux mains de la machine criminelle du sionisme, alors qu´il jouait au foot. Un enfant  amateur de football et supporter de Real Madrid.

Le récit nous servira à connaitre de plus près la tragédie du peuple Palestinien sous la menace et l´exécution permanente de cette machine  criminel appelée " Israël", manipulée par le Monstre-Sion depuis sa caverne.

Et, d´autre part, à connaitre le degré inhumain auquel est arrivé la marraine de cet état  en ne prenant ni une seule mesure contre ce dernier, bien au contraire, il y a quelques jours, l´Union Européenne, dont les dirigeants se gargarisent avec les DDHH ont signé un traité commercial spécial avec l´État assassin.

Voilà, ceci est l´histoire de la mort et assassinat de Hamid, je la raconte pour raconter la vérité et pour le cas où elle arriverait aux oreilles des dirigeants déshumanisés de la Marraine de l´État sioniste.

“Hamid Abu Daqa, 12 ans. assassiné  jeudi dernier en pleine après-midi par les ennemis sionistes, alors qu´il disputait un parti de football, près de chez lui, dans le village de Jazaá, situé à l´est de Khan Yunis (Gaza). L´enfant Hamid était un supporter du Real Madrid, il était vêtu d´une chemise de l´équipe Madrilène et portait le numéro de Cristiano Ronaldo.

Son père déclara lors des funérailles, qu´il apprit l´assassinat de son fils au travers d´un appel téléphonique d´un des compagnons de Fathi, qui lui apprit qu´il avait été atteint par une balle dans la poitrine et qu’il avait été transféré à l´hôpital " quand j´arrivais au centre hospitalier, il était déjà mort"

Le père souligna la passion que son fils portait au football, il regardait tous les partis de Real Madrid à la télévision et moi je lui demandais toujours qu´il calme cette passion par crainte qu´elle diminue son rendement scolaire"

L´assassinat se produisit en plein parti, il ne prêta aucune attention aux bruits des avions que survolaient la zone, il réclamait à grand cri le ballon, vu qu´il était en position idéale pour marquer un but, à ce moment précis, sa chemise " merengue*" ( nom de l´équipe de Madrid*) commença à se teindre de rouge, déclara un de ses amis, lorsqu´il fut attend du fatidique tir " Nous l´emmenions tout de suite tous ensemble" alors que l´enfant immortalisait ce moment avec son téléphone portable , en pensant à sa famille formée par les parents , deux filles et deux garçons. Hamid était le plus petit.

Vendredi dernier il fut enterré lors d´une impressionnante cérémonie funèbre à laquelle assistèrent tous les habitants du village. Les cris cette fois ci n´étaient plus d´encouragements pour le Real Madrid, sinon pour sa famille et contre l´ennemi assassin sioniste".

Que notre petit martyre repose en paix, dont la vie a été happée par le simple fait de jouer au foot dans un village de Gaza.

Abdo Tounsi

 

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miércoles, 3 de octubre de 2012

NO SE PUEDE IGUALAR A LA VÍCTIMAY AL OPRESOR + video

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Mundo - Cultura y Espectáculos – Tecnología – Salud – Ciencia – Educación– Sociedad

Editorial de PALESTINA HOY 2 de octubre de 2012 Por: Abdo Tounsi - TunSol

NO SE PUEDE IGUALAR A LA VÍCTIMAY AL OPRESOR  

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Las noticias: “Conflicto palestino-israelí antes del Clásico”

“Invitarme a mí a ver el partido se debió a la presión de los seguidores del Barcelona ante el club después de que éste invitase a Guilad Shalit", afirmó el futbolista, antiguo miembro de la selección nacional palestina, para quien "no se puede igualar a la víctima y al opresor””

El buen criterio de Mahmud Sarsak respecto a la invitación para ver el Clásico del Barça-Madrid, hace que todos rindamos un homenaje una vez más a todos los presos políticos palestinos en las cárceles de la POTENCIA OCUPANTE de Palestina; El Estado sionista de Israhell. Él con su frase ya famosa “NO SE PUEDE IGUALAR A LA VÍCTIMA Y AL OPRESOR” nos ha dado una clase magistral tal y como lo hizo en su huelga de hambre de tres meses, de cómo un ser humano conserva la dignidad y sobrepasa por encima de las torturas, las humillaciones e incluso las vanidades. Toda una fortaleza moral que le hace estar a la altura de su lucha por la libertad de su país y de su pueblo.

El argumento para no ir a ese Clásico es todo un manifiesto político de alto vuelo, dice este argumento que el “ex-soldado” Shalit cuando fue apresado, estaba a lomo de un tanque que disparaba sobre las ciudades y campamentos de refugiados en la franja de Gaza, además estaba en un puesto adelantado en la línea de choque, es decir en puesto de guerra. En cambio él fue detenido y encarcelado SIENDO CIVIL nunca utilizó la violencia en su lucha y fue sometido a un cautiverio bajo una ley opresora llamada “DETENCIÓN ADMINISTRATIVA” sin juicio y derechos mínimos: de visitas, estudios, abogados… etc.

Con esto el futbolista Mahmud, ha trasladado una pregunta muy sencilla a la opinión pública ¿Es natural equiparar a un criminal con su víctima? y la deja caer en un estadio de alto voltaje para los aficionados del futbol de todo el mundo. Les toca ahora a todos estos aficionados responder y ser personas de bien ante su responsabilidad como seres humanos y la injusticia. Esta injusticia que el pueblo palestino lleva décadas denunciando ante el mundo entero, pero como si nada le llega al oído o sentir nada de ese dolor humano que sufre.

Mahmud marca su segundo goooooooooooooool y golpea con fuerza la red de su opresor, haciendo que se le oiga bien alto en todos los campos de futbol sin estar físicamente en ellos, así se juega en primera división de la lucha para no perder la DIGNIDAD y por la  LIBERTAD. Ojalá los políticos palestinos aprendan un poco, de cómo se consigue con tenacidad mantenerse de pie y crear al ocupante situaciones de máxima tensión y desnudez.

Que lo piensen mejor a partir de ahora todos los que quieren acercarse al becerro de oro, que el camino es tortuoso y peligroso, además en lo menos pensado te da una cornada o una coz.

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El ex-preso Mahmud Sarsak declina la invitación del Barça y lo expresa en una entrevista televisiva

                                                   
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sábado, 29 de septiembre de 2012

Letter from Gaza footballers to F.C Barcelona Club

*Open Letter from Gaza footballers to F.C Barcelona Club: Do not side with
the Oppressor!*
Besieged Gaza, Occupied Palestine
27.9.2012
Dear President Sandro Rossell
We, Palestinian footballers, athletes and sporting organizations and
officials, are dismayed to learn the great team of Barcelona will host
Gilad Shalit to the Classico, Barcelona vs. Real Madrid, on October 7th
,while
more than 5000 Palestinian political prisoners remain rotting, many in
isolation, many with no visits, many on hunger strike with no attention or
care for them to be released.
The arbitrary arrest of thousands of Palestinians, including Gazan
Palestinian National Team football star Mahmoud Kamel As-Sarsak, who was
held without trial or indeed public explanation for the arrest, is a
routine tool of Israeli occupation. Mahmoud was only released after a 95
day hunger strike. Many others are in Israeli prison on hunger strike as we
write, some close to death. Mahmoud Sarsek lost 3 years of his football
career and nearly died while protesting with the only means possible to
him. He deserves to be hosted!
Joseph S. Blatter, President of FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football
Association), has expressed “grave concern” towards Israeli practices and
its restrictions on Palestinian players, especially those incarcerated in
Israeli prisons, or banned from assembling for the national team. And
Michele Platini said, “Israel must choose between allowing Palestinian
sport to continue and prosper or be forced to face the consequences for
their behaviour.”
The Israeli illegal military occupation of Palestine and the five- year
siege on Gaza has suffocated the aspirations of Palestinian sports men,
women and youth for decades. So where are the consequences? Political
support for Israel’s practices by hosting one of the Israel Occupation
Force soldiers from one of the world’s greatest clubs?!
More Palestinians in Gaza support Barcelona than any other club, especially
among children who make up the majority of the population. We, in Gaza,
have all been through so much under a hermetic siege, regular bombardments,
and frequent incursions. The use of overwhelming force in Operation Cast
Lead in winter 2008-09 was responsible for levelling large swathes of Gaza
including the Rafah National football Stadium, and killing football players
Ayman Alkurd, Shadi Sbakhe and Wajeh Moshate, as well as over 1,400 other
Gazans. National team goalkeeper, Omar Abu Rwayyis, was arrested by Israeli
police in 2012 on “terrorism charges,” a label used for people whose life
was football, not politics. Many times the Palestinian team could not
assemble, train or participate in tournaments because of Israeli illegal
restrictions on player movement.
Our footballers are continually deprived entry or exit from what many
main-stream Human Rights Organizations call the world’s largest open-air
prison. .You must be aware of the example last year when Israel refused to
allow six members of the Palestinian national team to travel from Gaza to a
match against Mauritania. Like everyone stranded in Gaza, Israeli spokesmen
said the players were denied access for “security reasons”, claiming they
did not have the correct permit, reminiscent of the notorious racist “pass
law” in Apartheid South Africa. This is a continuous systematic policy for
all of us that has decimated our involvement in international sport. The
uncertainties from refused permissions to leave and enter the Strip and the
changing severity of the Israeli Siege and Occupation are a major
impediment and as a result the West Asian Union Federation does not always
schedule games involving our teams.
In 2007 the national team was prevented from travelling to play a World Cup
Qualifier in Singapore and eliminated, and in May 2008 for the AFC
Challenge Cup denying them qualification for the 2011 Asia Cup. The Olympic
players from Gaza have been barred from entry to the West Bank and the
youth teams have frequently been denied exit and re-entry.
During Israel’s criminal attacks on Gaza in 2009 our national stadium was
targeted and destroyed, as was the Palestinian Football Association
building. A new stadium planned to be built in Gaza, Beit Lahiya, was
ceased because of the continuing Israeli siege, which still bars concrete
from entering the Gaza Strip along with other sports equipment. And the *
only* grass pitch in Gaza had previously been blown up by an Israeli
missile forcing the national team to play matches in a virtually empty
stadium in Qatar.
Just as the effective boycott of sports teams from the South African
apartheid regime showed, sporting and political life cannot be separated.
We ask you to not show solidarity with the army that oppresses, imprisons
and kills Palestinian sportsmen and women in Palestine, and instead reach
out to those Palestinian footballers with destroyed dreams and broken
opportunities due entirely to the Israeli regime’s apartheid policies
against them.
In the words of Mahmoud Sarsek:
As a released prisoner, Palestinian national team footballer
and big fan of FC Barcelona, I strongly condemn the club’s decision to
invite the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit to one of their matches and I call
on them to cancel this decision. There are almost 5000 political prisoners
held captive in Israeli jails, suffering daily the horrifying Israeli
prison practices that violate international humanitarian law and
international agreements. Our prisoners, many of whom are footballers and
other athletes, are facing some of the most brutal methods and practices of
psychological and physical torture. Only former captives like myself know
the full story of such oppression and humiliation which will haunt us for
many years to come. I call on FC Barca to boycott participation with
Israeli sports teams and call for boycott, divestment and sanctions of
Israel until it allows Palestinians their fundamental rights, including the
right to participate freely in sport and sports competitions. Do not invite
the Israel Occupation Forces soldier Gilad Shalit when so many Palestinians
rot in Israeli prisons for the crime of being Palestinians who wish to play
football and other sports.
Hosting Gilad Shalit is like parading a SADF soldier during the 1980s at a
European soccer match. Would you have done that, F.C Barcelona?
Signed by
FC Barcelona Fans Association in Gaza
Alwehda (unity) Club-Rafah
Alasteqlal (independence) Club-Rafah
Jamaa'i Rafah Club
Alnuseirat Services Club
Deir Elbalah Services Club
Deir Elbalah Union Club
Alsalah Charity Club
Alwehda Club- Jabalia
Jabalia Youths Club
Beit Hanoun Civil Club
Beit Lahyia Club
Albureij Services Club
Alaqsa Club-Alnuseirat
Almaghazi Services Club
Alnuseirat Sefrvices Club
Alzawaida Youth Club
Jabalia Union Club
Ansaar Jabalia Club
Alkarama Club
Gaza Sporting Club
RafahYouths Club
ALtarabot Club- Deir Albalah
Albureij Civil Club
Alredwan Club
Hetteen Club
Alta3awn (Cooperation) Club
Alwefaq Club
Aljazeera Club
Alyarmouk Club
Alrayaan Club
Albureij Youths Club
Alrebaat Club
Alzawaida Union Club
Almaghazi Youths Club
Alqarara Club
Alataa' Althahabi Club
Alshaf3' Club
Alshareqa Club
Canada Club
Alqadessia Club
Tel Alsoultaan Club
Shatti Services Club
Islamic Assembly Club
Khan Younus Union Club
Rafah Youth Club
Sports College—Al-Aqsa University
Players and coaches:
Mahmoud Sarsak (Palestine Soccer National Team Player)
Ghassan Balaawi (Palestine Soccer National Team Ex-coach)
Khaled Quake (Under 20 Palestine soccer Team coach)
Naim Salameh ( Coach)
Naif Abdul Hadi (Coach)
Jamal El Houli (Coach)
Abdul Hai Abu Shammaleh (
--
One Democratic State Group
odsg.org/co

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martes, 4 de septiembre de 2012

The surfers of Gaza - WE LOVE LIFE

Your Middle East 

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The surfers of Gaza
“Despite the daily challenges we all face here in Gaza, the peaceful beaches here have the tendency of drowning our worries; even if it’s for a little while. I particularly have some sort of connection with the sea,” said Ahmed Mousa. © Mohammed Asad have the tendency of drowning our worries; even if it’s for a little while. I particularly have some sort of connection with the sea,” said Ahmed Mousa. © Mohammed Asad
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The surfers of Gaza
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The surfers of Gaza
“The couple of hours of the happiness and freedom I experience as I surf is more than I can ever ask for. The waves seem to take me in with wide arms; flushing all my sorrow away,” said Ahmed Mousa. © Mohammed Asad
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The surfers of Gaza

The surfers of Gaza

Rana E. Manna
Last updated: September 3, 2012

With his board tightly tucked in beneath his arm, Ahmed Mousa makes a run towards the ever-stretching sea of Gaza calling out for the others to join in.

Ahmed and nearly 40 other young Palestinian men between the ages 20 to 30 have managed to put the hardships of their lives aside by riding the waves of the Gaza sea.

"Despite the daily challenges we all face here in Gaza, the peaceful beaches here have the tendency of drowning our worries; even if it's for a little while. I particularly have some sort of connection with the sea," Ahmed said.

"The couple of hours of the happiness and freedom I experience as I surf is more than I can ever ask for. The waves seem to take me in with wide arms; flushing all my sorrow away," he continued, breathing heavily from the effort exerted in surfing just minutes before.

Many, if not all of these men, who mainly live in refugee camps, are unemployed. Having plenty of free time on their hands, surfing is the best thing to do. According to the United Nations, more than 45% of Gaza’s 1.5 million residents are unemployed.

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"What distinguishes me from the other bums around here is the way I spend my time. Instead of sitting around sobbing about my fate, I do something that I love and fill my time with, I surf," Ahmed said proudly.

The sea has always been of great value to the people of Gaza, from the native Gazans to the refugees in the northern coastal cities. Caged up in a strip no bigger than 360 square kilometers due to the Israeli blockade, the people find no better place than the Strip's ever-stretching sandy coastline.

Riding the tides of the Gaza sea is clearly one of the few joys for these surfers. Nevertheless, complications still manage to track their every step; even to their only source of happiness.

The surfers have no choice but to make their way around the sewage and litter that is scattered all over the beach. The sea surrounding Gaza is believed to be polluted with at least 60 to 80 million liters of sewage traced from Wadi Gaza, a natural wetland in the center of the strip, every day.

"Although we've got no other choice but to make the best of it, surfing certainly is not the same with all this waste floating around. Some days are better than others; as are areas. However there are times when we have to turn back and leave it for another day when there is less pollution,” said Mohammed Abu Ramadan, the coach of Gaza's small surfing club.

Today, the surfboards, worn out and in terribly bad shape, are still constantly being used. With the Israeli blockade restricting humanitarian aid, supplying Gaza with surfboards seems like an almost impossible task.

Revealing a battered board, Ahmed said that "most of the boards we own are in pretty beat-up shape. It's scary knowing that the board underneath you may not be able to hold you up. According to past experience, repairing the boards just won't do the job since we don’t have the tools and equipment necessary to restore them back to the way they were."

"I would do anything for a shiny new board," he concluded gazing at the sun setting over the ocean's gold and red horizon.

 

Desertpeace 

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