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Gaza....................(1000)

11:20 PM Mar 08 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

Sympathized with Gaza ….

I am sorry if i specialized this post for pictures…only pictures which shows the bloody thrist to kill children and women….alot of people tried to prevent me from puplishing these photos…but it is my duty to  make the deciption clear infront of your eyes…and it is my duty for Gaza…even in Englishbaby….

in this post  i aim to put 1000 photos ..and it is true…."pictures speak better"  i am not aim to argue or debate….we can debate in any post if you want…

i am just seeking for any person have a tender heart ….have  a remnants of humanity to think and feel…..after that i will leave that forum…"as they want" but not  before i complete 1000 photos…..

there is a photo will be the first published to be infront of your eyes whenever you open this post….i know it was in one another post….but why not?

you will see what isrealian children are tought … 

Israeli children sign their missiles ‘with love’

 

Never have I witnessed such an appalling display of utter contempt for human life. And they're not even ashamed to beam it across the globe, for all the world to see.


THIS is who our tax dollars support – an arrogant, war-like people who indoctrinate their children in the art of murderous and cavalier warfare.
Dear Lebanese/ Palestinian/ Canadian/ American/ Muslim/ Christian/ Australian/ or Anyone else who stands in our way,

DIE.

love,
Israeli Kids
Not in so many words, but even a love ballad would kill the recipient – using flowery words makes it all the more twisted.

01:15 PM Mar 09 2008 | Reply

The.destroyer.tornado

Syrian Arab Republic

 

my brother redwana thank u for this pics, let them know who is mistake who is the terrorist here.

 

01:32 PM Mar 09 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

nd here some pictures of palestinians suffering …and the photographer's name is steve sabella

Steve Sabella, born in the Old City of Jerusalem, is one of the most widely exhibited artists in Palestine today. In less than a decade, he staged more than fifteen exhibitions. He also participated in numerous international group exhibitions in Europe, Canada and the USA. His artwork has been covered extensively by both the local and international media, and he has conducted dozens of radio, television and print interviews.

http://www.digitalrailroad.net/sabellaart/Production/PhotoGroupView.aspx?pbid=4&msa=1&pgid=10949251&ipp=24&slid=72111adc-0739-4182-a8b2-f709a7e6143a&page=1&sort=0

http://www.digitalrailroad.net/sabellaart/Default.aspx

 how palestinians cross through their lands….imagine.

.israeli separation wallPalestinian worshipers climb over Israel's separation barrier from A-Ram to Jerusalem en route to pray at the Al Aqsa Mosque, 20 Oct 2006. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti

A gate in the separation wall at the West Bank village of Abu Dis on the edge of Jerusalem October 10, 2005. (MAANnews/Moti Milrod)

The "separation wall". Annexation disguised as security.

Peace activists scale separation wall. Palestine/Israel, August 2004
EAPPI photo/Martin Smedjeback

Abu Dis Wall

:www.divestmentproject.org/separation_wall.shtml

Abu Dis cut off from occupied East               Jerusalem by the Wall

The Wall is the concrete manifestation of the Israeli Occupation of the West Bank and Gaza and yet another method of carrying out a policy of confiscating more Palestinian land. If Israel would genuinely be interested in the security of it’s citizens, and in separation from the Palestinian people, it would have erected the wall on the "Green Line"(the border that existed before the 1967 war). But this is not the case. The majority of the planned wall cuts deep into Palestinian territory, incorporating into Israel about 10-15% of the occupied territories, a huge portion of very fertile land full of olive groves, greenhouses, vegetable fields and water resources. It will cut off villages and towns from their farmland, centres of trade, education and culture. It will intensify the ongoing environmental destruction and degradation taking place in the occupied territories. It is also an attempt to legitimise the Israeli settlement [colonization] policy. In short, it is intended to be a death blow to any possibility of a viable Palestinian state.

  map of the Wall

For hundreds of thousands of Palestinian farmers, the wall will represent a prison with no warden with no means of sustaining their families – to the point that it will force many of them to simply leave their homes, and try living elsewhere as refugees. This is an intention of quiet ethnic cleansing, the sort that cannot be photographed, but is nevertheless as effective and devastating. For this reason, we have decided to refer to the wall as a "transfer wall". The Transfer Wall, therefore, is not about 'security' or just another aspect of the Occupation. The planned expansion of the Wall can provide the outline of Sharon’s plan as to the possible borders of a Palestinian 'entity' when the 'road map' is unveiled. It must not be at the negotiating table as the starting point for a 'road map' to peace since it will not bring peace and will destroy any possibility for creating a Palestinian state.


 
 
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03:18 PM Mar 09 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt


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Twenty-five feet high, punctuated by giant "sniper" towers, and entrapping Qalqiliya on three sides, the wall is a brazen attack on what is vital to life in a dry environment – water.  In villages around Qalqiliya and nearby Tulkarem over 30 Palestinian wells have been lost due to the construction of the wall.  This may not sound like many wells, but since Israeli law prevents Palestinians from drilling any new wells, this means no water for drinking, for agriculture, for life. (6)

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Even more ominous is the attack this represents on one of the most important water resources in Palestine, what Palestinians call the Western Aquifer and Israelis call the Mountain Aquifer.  This aquifer is, after the Jordan River, the largest source of water in historic Palestine.  (7)

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Used as Americans are to plentiful rainfall and aboveground water supply reservoirs, the word 'aquifer' is foreign to many of us.  But in a land of low rainfall, an aquifer, which is an underground reservoir of water, is the key to agriculture and life. 

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Not only has Qalqiliya been cut off from the Western Aquifer, but also the town has been severed from the rich farmlands that used to make Qalqiliya prosperous.  Fifty-five percent of Qalqiliya's farmland is now on the other side of the Apartheid Wall. (9)

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Prevent the residents of Qalqiliya from being able to water and tend their groves of olive trees and citrus trees and you cut a livelihood – and a people – off at the knees.

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This was the town that, formerly, exported its fruits and vegetables to Israel and the Gulf.  This is the town that used to be wealthy – at least, by Palestinian standards.  Income is now averaging $60.00 a month instead of the pre-Wall $1000 a month. (10)

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What else has the wall done to Qalqiliya? We could try to pin down the disaster in more facts and figures:

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Six hundred shops and businesses out of a total

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of 1800 have been closed. (11) Unemployment has reached 80%. (12) And, according to the city's mayor, since the concrete cage was constructed, 20 % of the residents have been forced to leave in what some bitterly call "voluntary transfer." (13)

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Numbers and words walking across the page can only faintly trace the horror.  As one resident says: "It is always there, me and my family no longer see the sky, nor the sunset, nothing but a ten-meter-high concrete wall." (14)

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The Wall at Qalqiliya. It's an atrocity.

 

wall of pain, wall of the horror, wall of the separation, dark wall, wall of the wall suffering wall. For where we go with more walls in this life? feelings and places can be separate? or they had never been the same places?

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Separation wall
Peace activists scale separation wall. Palestine/Israel, August 2004
EAPPI photo/Martin Smedjeback

"The separation fence is marketed to the Israeli public as a reasonable security measure meant to separate Palestinians from Israelis; in reality, the only separation it offers is between Palestinians and their land." [20]
 

www.dissidentvoice.org/Jan06/DeRooij02.htm

An Israeli settlement visible in the background, the path shorn through the West Bank for the Wall has resulted in the demolition of hundreds of Palestinian homes and the separation of Palestinians from their agricultural land and only means of livelihood. (PENGON/Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign)
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This is not a fence.  This is an immense, sky-obliterating, concrete edifice that belittles the walls at Sing-Sing prison.

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This is not a fence.  This is an act of war.  Described as a security, anti-terrorist fence by the Israelis, the wall is redrawing the boundary between Israel and Palestine.  Gone is the Green Line (the boundaries established after the 1967 war), arrived is the boundaries of the Apartheid Wall.  In the first phase alone, the wall will confiscate 160,000-180,000 dunums or 40,000-45,000 acres of Palestinian land in the West Bank and much of this acreage is prime agricultural land. (5)

 

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03:21 PM Mar 09 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

www.dissidentvoice.org/Articles9/Hamilton_Apa…

05:21 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

 what is their sin to make them face the death every day and night..

 www.dci-pal.org/.../doclist.cfm?categoryid=6

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Children help to set up a new home in tents after the destruction of their homes.

http://www.dci-pal.org/english/publ/posters/pg023.jpg


Since September 2000, over 2,500 children have been arrested by Israeli troops, police and special forces. All of these minors are subject to military regulations, held in military camps or prisons and tried by military courts.

http://www.dci-pal.org/english/publ/posters/pg001.jpg

 

05:33 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt



In March-April 2002, Israeli forces invaded major West Bank cities and towns and established direct control over much of the Palestinian population. The devastation and violence used in these attacks were unprecedented. The devastation wreaked on Jenin camp (pictured right) has become a watchword for Israel's disproportionate use of force in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

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05:34 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

so ..do not ask me from where the palestinians child have no fear….......

A child takes the playful approach with an Israeli soldier.

http://www.dci-pal.org/english/publ/posters/pg017.jpg

05:43 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

they prevent them to express their religious feelings…to pray….

 

Palastenians waiting their turn to enter through Israeli check point and head to prayer

 

Of course there will always be an Israeli soldier pointing a gun at innocent people in prayer

 

05:45 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt


Palastine

Israeli occupation forces storm the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City
on 2 April 2004, wounding seventeen people and arresting fourteen.

Palastine

Israeli occupation troops looking over the al-Aqsa mosque compound where up to
seventeen Muslim worshippers were arrested

Palastine

Muslim worshippers run for cover after Israeli troops fired a stun grenade into the
al-Aqsa compound.

Palastine

A Muslim worshipper prays as Israeli troops riot in the al-Aqsa compound.

05:59 AM Mar 10 2008 | Reply

redwana

redwana

Egypt

www.truthdig.com/.../

what do you want more than you have seen to believe…??

Blood-stained Gaza street
AP / Khalil Hamra

Water mixes with blood in a street of the northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanoun in this Nov. 8 file photo. Israeli tank shells landed in a residential neighborhood, killing at least 18 people in their sleep, including eight children, according to witnesses and hospital officials.