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6 Jan 2009, 18:14
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hi jungs hab das video http://www.tekknik.com/gaza_massacre_3JAN09.mp4 auf folgender seite entdeckt...
http://www.kawther.info/wpr/2009/01/04/wha...want-you-to-see eine massaker der israelis... ist starker tobak.. aber sollte so weit wie möglich verbreitet werden, meiner meinung nach... |
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15 Jan 2009, 00:23
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Rights Groups Seek Gaza War Inquiry
JERUSALEM â۠Nine Israeli human rights groups called on Wednesday for an investigation into whether Israeli officials had committed war crimes in Gaza since tens of thousands of civilians there have nowhere to flee, the health system has collapsed, many are without electricity and running water, and some are beyond the reach of rescue teams. "This kind of fighting constitutes a blatant violation of the laws of warfare and raises the suspicion, which we ask be investigated, of the commission of war crimes," the groups said in their first news conference on the 19-day-old war. The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Jakob Kellenberger, who spent Tuesday in Gaza City, agreed that the situation with civilians was dire but said the principal hospital was making do with medical supplies, and doctors, working around the clock, were mostly coping with the flow of injured. "In general they did not complain about the lack of equipment or material," he said at separate a news conference in Jerusalem. As the Gaza death toll passed 1,000, Hamas militants fired off more than a dozen rockets into Israel, including four longer-range ones near the cities of Beersheva and Ashdod, sending a message of menace but causing no injuries. Three rockets were also fired from Lebanon into northern Israel and Israel returned fire to the source. Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda, spoke up from hiding and in a taped audio message called on Muslims everywhere to fight Israel in holy war. Efforts to reach a cease-fire made progress with some officials predicting a deal could be five to six days away. Hamas leaders met with Egyptian officials in Cairo and agreed in principle to a monitoring force composed of Europeans on Gazan soil to prevent smuggling of weapons, according to a senior Egyptian official. A senior Israeli was due in Cairo on Thursday to discuss the plan. Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak and his generals favor a temporary cease-fire of several days to a week â۠partly so that when Barack Obama is inaugurated as president next week it would be in the middle of a lull rather than battle and his administration could offer views on the next step, Israeli officials said. Mr. Barak has been in close touch with Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates who will hold the same position after the inauguration that he holds now. The short-term cease-fire would, if successful, be followed by a negotiated year-long truce, something which Egypt says Hamas also favors if it includes an opening of commercial traffic into Gaza. There remain, however, splits in Hamas between those who are Syria-based and those in Gaza. The Gazans are more open to a week-long break while the Damascus officials want something from Israel in return for holding fire then. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon arrived in Cairo early in the day as part of a regional tour to help press for implementation of a Security Council resolution calling for a cease-fire. He met with President Hosni Mubarak and then issued a plea for peace. "I repeat my call for an immediate and durable ceasefire," he said at a press conference with the Egyptian foreign minister, Ahmed Aboul Gheit. "Hamas rocket attacks must stop and at the same time I have been condemning the excessive military operation by the Israelis." The president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, also called for a cease-fire, saying in an interview with the BBC, "The effect of war is more dangerous than war sowing seeds of extremism and terror around the region." The Israeli human rights groups that called for an investigation said that while they believed it was legitimate for Israel to bomb military installations, it was a violation of international law for it to hit civilian sites like government buildings that contained no weapons or missiles. The group included the Israel section of Amnesty International, B'Tselem, Gisha and Physicians for Human Rights â۠Israel. Mr. Kellenberger of the Red Cross said Israel had facilitated his trip to Gaza and added that he had seen no evidence of the use of white phosphorous, an obscurant used in military conflicts that can be dangerous for civilians under certain circumstances and that Palestinians say Israel is firing. Last week, the Red Cross issued an unusually harsh condemnation of Israel for failing to allow its personnel into Gaza to rescue people trapped in battle. On Wednesday, Mr. Kellenberger said that although the situation remains critical, rescue missions had not been entirely shut down. The organization rescued 100 people trapped in Jabalya, north of Gaza City, on Tuesday. The Red Cross representative in Israel, Pierre Wettach, added that he now believed Israel was trying hard to facilitate his group's access to the wounded. "At this stage, they want as far as possible that these things work," he said, referring to rescue missions. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/15/world/mi...1&ref=world comment jetzt gerade zum livestream aus einem anderem forum: Very many people dead... It was very deadly attack what those tanks made. They came from nowhere, opened fire and shoot everywhere without any movement anywhere... 50 rounds to houses all around... Just killing people!!! Now ambulanses are rushing to that mess!!! This is just terible and crazy, we just witnessed a huge war crimes. There was No Hamas fighter anywhere near those places, none. It was totally silence and suddenly BOOOM. 50 rounds of tank shells to everywhere without any aiming.... Bastards.... info von mir >> ich hab keine ahnung was da grad los war, ich hab auch nur zig einschläge gesehn war echt extremst grad und sehr fraglich wie da überall gegener gestanden sein sollen die haben alles komplett beballert mit panzergranaten holy shit! http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=WKPwYWwED2I&...re=channel_page http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=q8hxap7iIO0&...re=channel_page Der Beitrag wurde von dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords bearbeitet: 15 Jan 2009, 01:22 |
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