Protes terhadap keganasan Israel di Gaza

stingerjaguar

hihahiha replied at 17-5-2021 12:36 PM
Lepas sorang2 org gila dtg attack. Mcm ni rasa berdepan dgn org tak betul. Even org gila yg betul2 ...

Feeling sabar kheunz?

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stingerjaguar

mbhcsf replied at 17-5-2021 12:47 PM
who is he? Vincenzo Cassano?

Itewww Roma punya striker la ngok...

Kau pi fokus dgn kau punya k-naught sudah la mb...

Anggap aja sekor ini pakai nick sumpahorgminyak dulu sudah

Klassik apa?

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stingerjaguar

Tinot7 replied at 17-5-2021 12:42 PM
Kat dunia, ada mcm2 jenis org.. hati2 je la

Its mutual actually, people must also be wary or put it bluntly doubly wary of you....

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stingerjaguar

Tinot7 replied at 17-5-2021 12:25 PM
Jgn reply kat manak, abaikan dia je... iols rasa benang iols dah kena hijack..
Nnt ada la ramai2  ...

You probably get a taste of your own medicine...sebabnya...kau pun bukan angel sangat utk tidak hijek tred org kheunz?

Nampak tak aku kasi hit sama kau?

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loQlaQ

stingerjaguar replied at 17-5-2021 12:15 PM
I cannot be answering on behalf of others...tapi aku personally has this to say, aku tak perlu tah ...

dia kenai sgt hang stinkymanak.
sabit tu dia bolayan ja reply hang...
takut pecah lubs lettewh
keh keh keh

stingerjaguar

loQlaQ replied at 17-5-2021 01:26 PM
dia kenai sgt hang stinkymanak.
sabit tu dia bolayan ja reply hang...
takut pecah lubs lettewh

Fofuler sangat keww aku sampai org kenal aku sedangkan aku tak?

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ANYWAY Biorla dia nak kaber lobang dia pakai INDUSTRIAL glue gajah sekalipun....yg penting aku dapat terus berkarya disini....

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loQlaQ

mbhcsf replied at 17-5-2021 12:47 PM
who is he? Vincenzo Cassano?

hang pun patut kenai sangats dia, mbpayahnakheja wehhh

Tinot7

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Tinot7

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Tinot7

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Tinot7

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mbhcsf

loQlaQ replied at 17-5-2021 02:45 PM
hang pun patut kenai sangats dia, mbpayahnakheja wehhh

i think i dapat agak je la

mbhcsf

Rumusannya:


Bedilan Isreal didakwa mengenai sasaran pusat media negara / agens lain juga , dengan tujuan merendahkan liputan atau ' coverage' media luar dalam memberikan berita dan perkembangan krisis kemanusiaan di Gaza. Bukti tentang dakwaan pusat media tersebut adalah menjadi pusat aktiviti HAMAS belum pun ditunjukkan oleh  Israel.


lagi satu Amnesty dah dilarang masuk ke Gaza sejak 2012 lagi.


Tapi yang paling teruk ialah The US dah blocked platform UNSecurity Counil dah pun.
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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2 ... gaza-media-tower-us
Israel yet to show proof of Hamas in Gaza media tower: US
Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US asked Israel for justification for the strike that levelled the tower.


The United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken says he has not seen any Israeli evidence of the Hamas operating in the Gaza building that housed residences, offices and media organisations – including Al Jazeera and The Associated Press – that Israel destroyed on Saturday.

Blinken said on Monday he has asked Israel for justification for the strike. The Israeli military, which gave journalists and other building occupants about an hour to evacuate, claims that Hamas used the building for a military intelligence office.

“Shortly after the strike we did request additional details regarding the justification for it,” Blinken said from Copenhagen, Denmark. He declined to discuss specific intelligence, saying he “will leave it to others to characterize if any information has been shared and our assessment that information”.

But he said, “I have not seen any information provided.”

Israeli military spokesman Lt Gen Jonathan Conricus told CNN on Sunday, “We’re in the middle of fighting. That’s in process and I’m sure in due time that information will be presented.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would share any evidence of Hamas’s presence in the targeted building through intelligence channels. But neither the White House nor the State Department would say if any American official had seen it.

Blinken said on Monday the US was working round the clock to help put an end to the violence but gave few details.
“We’re not standing in the way of diplomacy, on the contrary, we are exercising it virtually non-stop,” Blinken told a news conference with Denmark’s foreign minister when asked why the US had blocked a United Nations Security Council statement condemning Israel’s military response.

Washington, a strong ally of Israel, has been isolated at the UN over its objection to a public statement by the council because it worries it could harm diplomacy behind the scenes.

Blinken said Israel has the right to defend itself, but that he had been alarmed that journalists and medical workers had been put at risk, in particular, after Israel destroyed the tower block in Gaza housing a number of media outlets.

Calls for investigations
Amnesty International and media watchdog Reporters Without Borders asked the International Criminal Court to investigate Israel’s bombing of the building housing the media organisations as a possible war crime. In addition, the AP’s top editor called for an independent US investigation into the attack.

The Paris-based Reporters Without Borders, known by its French acronym RSF, said in a letter to the court’s chief prosecutor that the offices of 23 international and local media organisations have been destroyed over the past six days.
The RSF said it had strong reason to believe that the Israeli military’s “intentional targeting of media organizations and intentional destruction of their equipment” could violate one of the court’s statutes. It said the attacks serve “to reduce, if not neutralize, the media’s capacity to inform the public”.


Saleh Hijazi, deputy regional director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International, told Al Jazeera Israel was trying to hide what it was doing in Gaza and to the people of Gaza, adding that Amnesty has been prevented from entering the enclave since 2012.

“We now have an International Criminal Court investigation open on the situation in the Palestinian territories since 2014. We call on the ICC to look into this incident,” he said, referring to the bombing of international media offices by Israeli forces.

“Even if there is a legitimate military target there, it is disproportionate to attack a building in such a manner,” Hijazi added.

“Such a disproportionate attack amounts to war crime. In addition, this follows a pattern of collective punishment against the Palestinian people in Gaza.”


Sally Buzbee, AP’s executive editor, said the agency has had offices in al-Jalaa tower for 15 years and it was never informed or had any indication that Hamas might be in the building. She said the facts must be laid out.

“We think it’s appropriate at this point for there to be an independent look at what happened yesterday — an independent investigation,” she added.

Buzbee also expressed concern about the impact on news coverage.

“This does impact the world’s right to know what is happening on both sides of the conflict in real-time,” she said.

stingerviper

mbhcsf replied at 18-5-2021 09:15 AM
Rumusannya:

NetanYAHOO tersenyum sinis....

apala bebal harbam murakkab rakyat dunia.....

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Tinot7

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/17/palestinians-sheikh-jarrah-jerusalem-city-identity

Opinion

I live in Sheikh Jarrah. For Palestinians, this is not a ‘real estate dispute’

Lucy Garbett

The threat to our neighbours’ homes is the latest chapter in a long campaign to erase the Palestinian presence in Jerusalem

Mon 17 May 2021 13.51 BST

Sheikh Jarrahtoday smells of dirty socks and rotting flesh. Israeli police vehicles, known as “skunk trucks”, have been spraying Palestinian homes, shops, restaurants, public spaces and cultural institutions with putrid water at high pressure.The watercauses vomiting, stomach pain and skin irritation, and was originally developed by an Israeli company torepel protesters.The stench lasts for days on clothes, skin and homes, leading Palestinians to joke that Jerusalem all smells like shit. Protesters are also targeted in other ways. They are brutally beaten, arrested by the police, some on mounted horses, attacked by settlers and sprayed with rubber bullets.

These forms of collective punishment aim to stop the growing movement to save Sheikh Jarrah and halt the dispossession of 27 Palestinian families of their homes there. My family has lived in Jerusalem for several generations since they fled the Armenian genocide in 1915. In 1948, during the Nakba, they were expelled from their home in West Jerusalem and found refuge in the city’s eastern part. Now we live in Sheikh Jarrah and my neighbours are about to be expelled from their homes.

Every day for the past month, Palestinians from all walks of life have gathered in the neighbourhood to share iftar, the breaking of Ramadan fast, outside homes that are under threat: laughing and sharing jokes, together despite the gravity of the situation. Chants and singing start after prayers, only to be met by settlers’ taunts and police repression.

Now the neighbourhood has been transformed into a military zone. Checkpoints at every turn allow residents only into the area, blocking us off from the world. We must endure this harassment from settlers and police alike for simply living in our homes.

While Sheikh Jarrah makes the headlines, this type of harassment and settler violence is not new. Last September, on the day my grandmother passed away, my car was graffitied with “Arabs are shit”. Just two weeks ago, to celebrate Orthodox Easter, I tried to attend the annual parade held by the Syriac and Armenian communities I am part of. Along with other Palestinians, I was assaulted by police officers and prevented from entering the Old City. A few weeks later, worshippers were brutally assaulted as they prayed in al-Aqsa mosque. As Palestinians, we feel every expression of our identity is being erased and marginalised.

Israel’s discriminatory policies in Jerusalem, including planned displacement, is constant. We arediscussedas a “demographic timebomb” by Israeli planners and officials. In this city, the idea of a “demographic balance” between Arabs and Jews underpins municipal planning and state actions. Since theillegal occupationof East Jerusalem in 1967, Israeli policy has focused on keeping a 70:30 ratio of Jews to Arabs in the city – lateradjustedto a 60:40 ratio when authorities said this was “not attainable”. This is done in myriad ways, including settlement construction wedging in Palestinian neighbourhoods, home demolitions and revocation of residency rights.

Since 1967, an estimated14,500 Palestinianshave beenstrippedof their residency status. In order to obtain ID cards, Palestinian Jerusalemites have to constantly prove that Jerusalem continues to be their “centre of life”, through proof of rental agreements and bills in their name. This comes with a surprise home visit, to check you really do live in the house, and has included looking to see if toothbrushes have been used in the bathroom. If Jerusalemites leave the country or reside in the West Bank, their residency status is revoked, leaving them without official documents and unable to return home. Every five years I must present myself at the Israeli Ministry of Interior with proof of my residence in Jerusalem and provide transcripts of any course I have taken during my university studies in the UK. On each visit, we are subjected to humiliating and invasive questioning, and each time we worry they may take away our only way to remain.

There have been many attempts to portray the cases of dispossession in Jerusalem, and Sheikh Jarrah specifically, as isolated, individual incidents, painting them as “real estate disputes” that drag on for years in court. But for Palestinians, Sheikh Jarrah is simply a microcosm of life in Jerusalem. It symbolises the continuing ethnic cleansing of our land and homes. Palestinians are enduring erasure, marginalisation and displacement, and they are prevented from the basic right of returning to their original homes and properties.

A grocery store owner in Sheikh Jarrah recently told me: “Our entire lives have just been this … oppression, oppression, oppression. They won’t let us live.” Now, Palestinians everywhere are taking to the streets and demanding their right to life, a life that is free and dignified in their homeland. Sheikh Jarrah is the battle for Jerusalem. After a long experience with Israel’s regime of dispossession, we know what is at stake: our very place in the city. And as bombs drop on Gaza and demonstrations erupt all over the country, Israeli mobs with police complicity march in the streets chanting “death to Arabs”, attempting to lynch Arabs and destroy Palestinian shops and cars. Palestinians, no matter where we reside, are standing up together. Our only option is to live free, and for that to happen, Israel’s impunity must end.

Lucy Garbett is a researcher at the London School of Economics and Social Science based in Jerusalem

stingerviper

Tinot7 replied at 18-5-2021 09:25 AM
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/17/palestinians-sheikh-jarrah-jerusalem-city-iden ...

weyyy tonot....membaca bukan budaya org kita la...yang kau buang current copypaste naskah berepisode panjangnya apa jadah?

bifeo atau gambo takdok?

Nenasketum

Aussie ni sekutu US, sama macam SG so makna depa sekutu Yahudi zionis. Ramai kluar cenggitu menunjukkan betapa ramai Muslim kat sana. Amazing!

Tinot7

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/israel-palestine-arms-livorno-port-italy-b1848773.html%3famp

Italian port workers refuse to load shipment of arms headed for Israel

Workers will not be ‘accomplices’ to the strikes on Gaza, says union

Adam Forrest

AnItalianportworkers’unionhas refused to load an arms shipment destined forIsrael, as the country’s military continues to unleash air strikes onGaza.

Union staff in theTuscan city of Livorno would not load the shipment, claiming they had discovered it was destinedfor the Israeli port of Ashdod.

“The port of Livorno will not be an accomplice in the massacre of the Palestinian people,” the L’Unione Sindacale di Base (USB)said in a statement.

The USB claimed the ship contained“weapons and explosives that will serve to kill the Palestinian population” – citing research by a Genoa-based campaign group calledThe Weapon Watch.

The arms shipment did make its way to Israel via Naples after other port workers continued to load the ship, according toThe New Arabwebsite.

USB workers would take part in street protests to call for “an immediate stop to the bombings on Gaza,” the union said in a statement.

Fighting spilled into a second week, asIsraelbombed what it claimed were underground tunnels used by Hamas and Palestinian militants to fire rocket barrages atIsraeli cities.

TheIsraeli military unleashed a wave of heavy airstrikes across the Gaza Strip early on Monday, saying it destroyed nine miles of militant tunnels, and the homes of nine Hamas commanders.

Residents of Gaza awakened by the overnight barrage described it as the heaviest since the war began a week ago even more powerful than a wave of airstrikes in Gaza City on Sunday that left 42 dead.

Gaza’s mayor, Yahya Sarraj, said the strikes had caused extensive damage to roads and other infrastructure. “If the aggression continues we expect conditions to become worse,” he said.

US secretary of state Antony Blinken on Monday urged all parties in the conflict to protect civilians and said Washington was working “intensively” to bring about an end to the violence.

Mr Blinkensays he has not seen any Israeli evidence of Hamas operating in the Gaza media office building hit by airstrike over the weekend. The Biden administration officialsaid he has asked Israel for justification for the strike.

At least 198Palestinianshave been killed in the strikes, including 58 children and 35 women, with 1,300 people wounded, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.

Eight people inIsraelhave been killed in rocket attacks launched from Gaza, including a five year old boy and a soldier, since conflict broke out last Monday, when the Hamas militant group fired long-range rockets at Jerusalem.

Tinot7

Nenasketum replied at 18-5-2021 09:49 AM
Aussie ni sekutu US, sama macam SG so makna depa sekutu Yahudi zionis. Ramai kluar cenggitu menunjuk ...

Iols rasa ada yg non-muslim ikut protes. Tapi tak tau la.

stingerviper

Tinot7 replied at 18-5-2021 10:10 AM
Iols rasa ada yg non-muslim ikut protes. Tapi tak tau la.

Kau yakin keww yg bukak tred ini moslem?

Kecoh cam sundelbolong la kau tonot....sampai yg berprotes pung kau nak sibuk determine moslem non moslem?

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