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Al Nakba dag: 70 jaar na de catastrofe van 15 mei 1948

Vandaag is het Al Nakba dag, de dag waarop de Palestijnen de herinnering levend houden aan de ramp die hen in 1948 trof. Op 14 mei 1948 werd de Staat van Israël gesticht. Voor de Palestijnen is dat niet iets om te vieren. Zij werden aangevallen door terroristische bendes van Joden, die hele dorpen uitmoordden en 750.000 Palestijnen van huis en haard verdreven. Daarna was de slogan van Israël: een land zonder volk voor een volk zonder land. De bevolking van Palestina leeft sindsdien in vluchtelingenkampen, zowel in Palestina zelf als in Syrië, Libanon en Jordanië. Omdat Palestina officieel niet als land wordt erkend, hebben Palestijnen geen nationaliteit, dus geen paspoort.

Gisteren vierde men in Israël feest, want de VS heeft de ambassade verplaatst naar Jeruzalem. In de Gazastrook protesteerden intussen duizenden Palestijnen tegen de bezetting. Deze demonstranten zijn ongewapend, op wat steenslingers na! Het Israëlische leger schiet met scherp. Er vielen gisteren volgens de New York Times 58 doden en meer dan 1.350 gewonden!

By late in the evening, 58 Palestinians, including several teenagers, had been killed and more than 1,350 wounded by gun fire, the Health Ministry said. Israeli soldiers and snipers used barrages of tear gas as well as live gunfire to keep protesters from entering Israeli territory.

The Israeli military said that some in the crowds were planting or hurling explosives, and that many were flying flaming kites into Israel; at least one kite outside the Nahal Oz kibbutz, near Gaza City, ignited a wildfire.

By midafternoon, the protest nearest to Gaza City had turned into a pitched battle — a chaotic panorama of smoke, sirens and tear gas that stretched along the fence. Emergency workers with stretchers carried off a stream of injured protesters, many with leg wounds but some having been shot in the abdomen. A number were teenagers.

Israeli Celebrates: Slaughters 55 Palestinians in Gaza

America’s Jerusalem Embassy for Mass Murder, Occupation and Wider War

Terwijl men in Jeruzalem feest vierde rond de Amerikaanse ambassade, hadden de Palestijnen niets te vieren. Zij zijn al 70 jaar het slachtoffer van deze Israël-politiek!

How did the Nakba happen? | Al Jazeera English duurt 6 minuten.

Wat moeten we hier nu nog verder van zeggen? Er zijn nog altijd mensen in Nederland die denken dat Israël een democratie is, maar dat is een misvatting die is ontstaan door de propaganda. In Israël hebben alleen Joden de Israëlische nationaliteit, alle anderen hebben volstrekt geen rechten. Israël is een Joodse apartheidsstaat! Wie er wat van zegt, krijgt te maken met het CIDI. Deze Nederlandse organisatie beschuldigt iedere blogger of twitteraar die protesteert tegen de onmenselijke behandeling van de Palestijnen van anti-semitisme! Dat mag niet, vanwege de Holocaust. Het is verboden om te twijfelen aan de Holocaust, men mag er zelfs geen vragen bij stellen. Zes miljoen dode Joden zijn heilig. Maar het is eveneens verboden om vragen te stellen bij Al Nakba! Volgens de Israëlische politiek zijn alle Palestijnen terroristen. Stel vooral geen vragen bij deze wrede en onmenselijke politiek, want dan bent u een anti-semiet! Foei!

Israeli snipers killed dozens of Palestinians

In het “vrije westen” viert de propaganda hoogtij. De geschiedenis is anders dan ons wordt verteld. De Palestijnen zijn eenvoudig verdreven van hun land, uit hun dorpen en huizen! Sindsdien leven ze in bittere armoede in vluchtelingenkampen, waar ze afhankelijk zijn van voedselhulp, want werk is er niet en vaak kunnen ze het kamp zelfs niet verlaten. In de Arabische wereld is iedereen op de hoogte van dit feit. Vandaar dat men niet blij is met Israël. Voor wie nog niet weet hoe de Arabische landen Israël zien, is er een documentaire over Al Nakba van Al Jazeera, in 4 delen van elk 47 minuten:

Al-Nakba: The Palestinian catastrophe – Episode 1

Al-Nakba: The Palestinian catastrophe – Episode 2 |

Al-Nakba: The Palestinian catastrophe – Episode 3

Al-Nakba: The Palestinian catastrophe – Episode 4

In Nederland is de economische en culturele boycot van Israël nog niet verboden. In de VS wordt aan een dergelijk vebod gewerkt, men probeert het strafbaar te stellen! In Zuid Afrika is op deze manier een einde gekomen aan het blanke apartheidsregime. Door een boycot van Israël kan er een einde komen aan de Israëlische politiek van genocide op de Palestijnen. Als u daaraan wil bijdragen: Boycot Israël.

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    • mr.drs.Bou
      mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 10:38

      Paul Craig Roberts:
      You Build A House. Israel Destroys It. You Raise A Child. Israel Kills Him.

      Chris Hedges, America’s Last Real Journalist, a profession now owned by propagandists hired by interest groups to tell their lies, gives us reason to think—Are Israelis God’s Chosen People or Satan’s Genocidal Racist Psychopaths?

      There is little doubt that Israel has the most totally evil government that has ever existed on Earth. But before you hate every Jew, notice that the film, “Killing Gaza,” Hedges is describing that so exactly describes Israel’s crimes against humanity was made by two Jews. Some Jews have an extremely high moral consciousness, whereas most Israelis seem to have no moral conscience whatsoever. The Trump government is aligned with the Israeli government that has no moral conscience against the Jews and the rest of humanity who do. Does anyone on earth really believe, for example, that Netanyahu has a moral conscience?

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    • mr.drs.Bou
      mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 10:40

      Giuliani Was Wrong: Even Children are “Disposable” in Gaza

      Donald Trump’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, made the bizarre remark on Fox News recently that Jared Kushner might be “disposable” because men, in general, are disposable. Kushner is Trump’s son-in-law who was safely protected as he delivered a speech at the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem yesterday. What played out in Gaza yesterday was very different: under the Trump administration, all Palestinians in Gaza are “disposable,” even children.

      According to news reports this morning, more than 60 Palestinians died in Gaza yesterday with more than 2,000 injured. The United Nations reports that eight of those dead are children under the age of 16. The massacre was the direct result of the Israeli military firing live bullets at protesters.

      But Donald Trump’s White House doesn’t see it that way. At a press briefing yesterday, White House Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah was asked about Israel’s “kill at will” policy toward the demonstrators. Shah replied: “We believe Hamas, as an organization, is engaged in cynical action that’s leading to these deaths.”

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    • mr.drs.Bou
      mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 10:53

      Israel Repurposes Old Nakba Myths to Justify the Massacre in Gaza
      by Jonathan Cook

      On Monday and Tuesday, Palestinians commemorate the anniversary of the Nakba, or catastrophe, their mass expulsion and dispossession 70 years ago as the new state of Israel was built on the ruins of their homeland. As a result, most Palestinians were turned into refugees, denied by Israel the right to return to their homes.

      Tens of thousands turned out on Monday in the occupied territories to protest against seven decades of Israel’s refusal to make amends or end its oppressive rule.

      The move on Monday of the US embassy to Jerusalem, a city under belligerent occupation, has only inflamed Palestinian grievances – and a sense that the West is still conspiring in their dispossession.

      The focus of the protests is Gaza, where unarmed Palestinians have been massing every Friday since late March at the perimeter fence that encages two million of them. For their troubles, they have faced a hail of live ammunition, rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas. Dozens had been killed and many hundreds more maimed, including children.

      But Israel claims that Hamas has exploited this week’s protests in Gaza to encourage Palestinians to storm the fence. The implication is that the protesters have been trying to cross a “border” and “enter” Israel illegally.

      The truth is rather different. There is no border because there is no Palestinian state. Israel has made sure of that. Palestinians live under occupation, with Israel controlling every aspect of their lives. In Gaza, even the air and sea are Israel’s domain.

      Meanwhile, the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their former lands – now in Israel – is recognised in United Nations Resolutions.

      A Christian Explanation of Israel’s 70 Years of War, Political Manipulation, Subterfuge

      ” … a new branch of heretical Christianity has formed called Christian Zionism. The love of Israel … has been so built up in the church over the last 70 years that Israel as a nation in many American Christians eyes has become an idol.

      They give Israel a free pass to do anything without condemnation in terms of what is right and wrong according to Biblical directives …”

      It is not the struggle of an ancient people coming back to their land in 1948. Instead it was the struggle of the wealthiest family on earth using war and deception to gain control over the region at the behest of idealistic Zionist Jews during the late 1800’s. The Rothschild family became their champions and are the sole benefactors extraordinaire. Israel owes its very existence to the Rothschild’s without question.

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  6. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 11:16

    Israeli Attacks on Palestinian Civilians Draw Global Rebuke duurt 19 minuten.

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  7. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 11:38

    Whats up with Russia, Israel and Iran? (The Geopolitical Truth) duurt 16 minuten.

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  8. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 11:58

    Twee artikelen met video’s:

    ‘Enough is Enough’: UN Condemns Israel as Palestinians Bury Those Killed

    Video Report

    Palestinians have been burying their dead after 59 protesters were killed at the Gaza fence by Israeli forces on Monday. The funerals fall on the anniversary of the Nakba, or ‘catastrophe’, marking the flight or exile of more than 700,00 Palestinians from their homes during the creation of Israel in 1948. UN officials have condemned the killing of protesters as an ‘outrageous human rights violation’

    Norman Finkelstein on Israel’s ‘Murderous Assault on Nonviolent Protesters’ in Gaza

    Watch – Real News – Broadcast May 11, 2018

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  9. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 14:23

    Israëlische propaganda:

    IDF on-duty: Israeli soldiers share juvenile antics on social media

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  10. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 16 mei, 2018 om 14:28

    The World Is Uniting Against Israeli Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians

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  11. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 17 mei, 2018 om 10:02

    Palestine Is Still the Issue

    John Pilger first made the film ‘Palestine Is Still The Issue’ in 1977. It told how almost a million Palestinians had been forced off their land in 1948, and again in 1967. Twenty five years later, John Pilger returned to the West Bank of Jordan and Gaza, and to Israel, to ask why the Palestinians, whose right of return was affirmed by the United Nations more than half a century ago, are still caught in a terrible limbo – refugees in their own land, controlled by Israel in the longest military occupation in modern times.

    Palestine is Still the Issue from John Pilger on Vimeo.

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  12. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 17 mei, 2018 om 10:24

    ‘Burn them, shoot them, kill them’: Israelis cheer in Jerusalem as Palestinians shot in Gaza

    A short flight to Armageddon: Trump & Netanyahu bringing us closer to end of times

    West’s Failure to Act Will be Cause of the Next Gaza Massacre

    By Jonathan Cook

    May 16, 2018 “Information Clearing House” –

    The contrasting images coming out of Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories on Monday could not have been starker – or more disturbing.

    Faced with protests at the perimeter fence in Gaza, Israeli snipers killed dozens of unarmed Palestinians and wounded more than 2,000 others, including children, women, journalists and paramedics, in a hail of live fire. Amnesty, the international human rights organisation, rightly called it a “horror show”.

    Such horror is now so routine that TV anchors could only headline the news as the worst day of bloodshed in Gaza in four years, when Israel massacred civilians in its last major military assault.

    Already gasping from the chokehold of Israel’s decade-long blockade of Gaza, local hospitals are now collapsing from the weight of casualties.

    A few kilometres away, meanwhile, Israelis were partying.

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  13. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 17 mei, 2018 om 14:01

    Iran UN envoy: Israel’s Monday massacre a day of shame for Muslims

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  15. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 18 mei, 2018 om 10:43

    19 mei Amsterdam Landelijke demonstratie: solidariteit met de Palestijnen!

    Wij eisen:
    – een eind aan Israëlische onderdrukking van Palestijnen en de bezetting van Palestina!
    – erkenning van het recht op terugkeer van de Palestijnse vluchtelingen!
    – stop de militaire samenwerking met Israël!

    zaterdag 19 mei, 13.00 op de Dam in Amsterdam. De tocht gaat naar het Amerikaanse consulaat.

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  16. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 19 mei, 2018 om 09:33

    Opinion | Palestinians aren’t pawns of Hamas. They want freedom, just like anyone else.

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  17. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 19 mei, 2018 om 09:47

    United Nations: 70 Years of Condoning Israel’s Massacring Palestinians

    By Peter Koenig

    May 18, 2018 “Information Clearing House” –

    On 14 of May 1948 – Israel declared unilaterally her independence in a foreign land, called Palestine, supported by a UN Resolution sponsored by the UK (the United Nations “Partition Plan of Palestine” at the end of the British Mandate (euphemism for British ‘colony’), was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 29 November 1947 as Resolution 181 II). 1948 was also the year of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights – this year, 2018, the UN declared Human Rights are, like Israel, celebrating their 70th Birthday (United Nations General Assembly, Paris, 10 December 1948 – General Assembly Resolution 217 A). During 70 years of Human Rights, the UN has tacitly allowed Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, who lived in their own land, Palestine.

    The UN has allowed Israel’s massacre of Palestine against dozens of UN Resolution to restrain Israel from their aggressions on Palestine, killing tens of thousands of unarmed Palestinians, women, children and men. Destroying their livelihood, schools, hospitals and living quarters. Worse, confining 2 million Palestinians in an open torture and terror camp, called Gaza.

    All this under the “watchful eye” of the United Nations, thousands of Blue Helmets patrolling ‘disputed’ – aka Israeli stolen territory from Palestine and surrounding Arab nations. And the world at large – by now 193 member-nations that make up the UN – watching, observing, but not saying beep loud enough to be heard.

    That is the ignominy of our humanity in the 21st Century. – Yes, there are Russia, China, Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, Syria… and a few more sovereign nations that stand-up in protest, trying to use the corrupted UN system to right the wrongs – to no avail. Of course not. The majority counts – and the majority is being blackmailed by Washington on behalf of Israel into submission – or else – sanctions loom, in the form of blocked trade, blocked international monetary transfers, confiscation of assets abroad – or worse.

    Where are the all so revered Human Rights that nobody dares to even cite, let alone enforce, in the case of Israel’s atrocities on Palestine, with the explicit support of the United States and most of her puppet “allies”?

    And where are the UN declared Human Rights, ironically also celebrating their 70th Birthday this year? – Under the Human Rights Act the UN has a right to intervene in countries and situations, where massive human rights infractions are committed, like in Palestine. Dozens of such resolutions had been submitted to the UN Security Council, they were all vetoed by Washington. What good is the UN? None, whatsoever. No longer, not today, the system is totally corrupted, bought and blackmailed into submission to the wishes and political whims of the US and Israel.

    Likewise have all the related UN agencies been corrupted and swayed to favor the Exceptional Nation and the Chosen People. There is no way that the International Courts of The Hague would ever prosecute a war crime committed by the west, let alone by the west’s chief criminals, the US and Israel. It’s simply not going to happen. Not while the current power structures are in place. Why then even believe in this fake justice system? And who still dares quoting them as beacons of international justice? – This is a farce, if there has ever been one.

    But despite all war crimes and massacres – JUSTICE – as human spirituality is still there, cannot be killed. It may be pushed away, subjugated, ignored, castrated and violated, but it doesn’t go away. It’s in all of us; just deep down and asleep in western minds, indoctrinated and brain washed by daily propaganda lies.

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  18. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 19 mei, 2018 om 09:52

    Bloody Monday Every F_ _ _ _ _ g Day of the Week

    Because of the blockade (whose effects have been worsened by short-sighted policies of some Palestinian officials), poverty and unemployment have become rampant. As writerTareq Baconi reminds us, “Today some 80 percent of Gaza’s population relies on humanitarian aid to survive. Conditions have become so extreme that the United Nations has stated that by 2020 the Gaza Strip could become uninhabitable.” Is it any wonder then that the people of Gaza have simply had enough and are demanding what any oppressed people would want for themselves and future generations: No more imprisonment within their own territory, no more checkpoints, no more destruction of ancient olive groves, no more home demolitions, no more denial of basic human rights, no more restrictions of electricity, no more theft of clean water, no more treatment of Palestinians as caged “animals” whom it is permitted to shoot on sight, should any of them attempt to break free of their prison and join the Great March for Return.

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  19. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 19 mei, 2018 om 10:00

    How Long Will We Pretend That The Palestinians Are Non-people?

    By Robert Fisk

    Yes, we know all the excuses. Hamas – corrupt, cynical, no “purity” there – was behind the Gaza demonstrations. Some of the protesters were violent, sent burning kites – kites, for heaven’s sake – across the border, others threw stones; though since when has stone-throwing been a capital offence in any civilised country? If an eight-month-old baby dies after tear gas inhalation, what were her parents doing bringing their infant child to the Gaza border? And so it goes on. Why complain about dead Palestinians when we have the Sisis in Egypt and the Assads in Syria and the Saudis in Yemen to contend with? But no, the Palestinians must always be guilty.

    The victims are themselves the culprits. This is exactly what the Palestinians have had to endure for 70 years. Remember how they were to blame for their own exodus seven decades ago, because they followed the instructions of radio stations to leave their homes until the Jews of Israel were “driven into the sea”. Only, of course, the radio broadcasts never existed. We still must thank Israel’s “new historians” for proving this. The broadcasts were a myth, part of Israel’s foundational national history invented to ensure that the new state – far from being founded on the ruins of other’s homes – was a land without people.

    References to the tragedy of the Palestinians in many news media referred to their “displacement” 70 years ago, as if they happened to be on holiday at the time of the “Nakba”, the catastrophe, as it’s known, and just couldn’t make it home again. The word to use should have been perfectly clear: dispossession. Because that is what happened to the Palestinians all those years ago and what is still happening in the West Bank – today, as you read this – courtesy of men like Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law, a supporter of these wretched and illegal colonies built on Arab lands and appropriated from Arabs who have owned and lived on the land for generations.

    And so we come to the most ghastly of all fateful events last week: the simultaneous bloodbath in Gaza and the glorious opening of the new US embassy in Jerusalem.

    So will they go home? Will they “return”? That, I suspect, is Israel’s greatest fear, not because there are homes to “return” to but because there are millions of Palestinians who claim their right – under UN resolutions – and who might turn up in their tens of thousands at the border fence in Gaza next time.

    How many snipers will Israel need then? And, of course, there are the pitiful ironies. For there are families in Gaza whose grandfathers and grandmothers were driven from their homes less than a mile from Gaza itself, from two villages which existed precisely where today stands the Israeli town of Sderot, so often rocketed by Hamas. They can still see their lands. And when you can see your land, you want to go home.

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  20. mr.drs.Bou
    mr.drs.Bou op 19 mei, 2018 om 10:03

    UN Votes to Send War Crimes Investigators to Gaza

    The United Nations’ top human rights body has voted to send a team of international war crimes investigators to probe the deadly shootings of Gaza protesters by Israeli forces.

    A resolution calling on the UN Human Rights Council to “urgently dispatch an independent, international commission of inquiry” was backed on Friday by 29 members.

    The members – United States and Australia – voted against and 14 abstained.

    Investigators must “investigate all alleged violations and abuses … in the context of the military assaults on large scale civilian protests that began on 30 March 2018”, the approved resolution said.

    Since protests began on March 30, Israeli forces have killed 106 Palestinians, including 15 children. More than 12,000 have been wounded, at least 3,500 by live ammunition.

    Speaking to the session via a video recording, Michael Lynk, UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Palestine, said Israel’s use of force may amount to “a war crime”.

    Both Israel and the United States rejected the council’s resolution, saying Hamas, which rules Gaza, instigated the violence – an allegation the group denies.

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