Eveniment

By Prof. Richard Falk

United Nations Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories
January 02, 2008 "United Nations Human Rights Council" --- The Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip represent severe and massive violations of international humanitarian law as defined in the Geneva Conventions, both in regard to the obligations of an Occupying Power and in the requirements of the laws of war.
Those violations include:

Collective punishment - the entire 1.5 million people who live in the crowded Gaza Strip are being punished for the actions of a few militants.

Targeting civilians - the airstrikes were aimed at civilian areas in one of the most crowded stretches of land in the world, certainly the most densely populated area of the Middle East.

Disproportionate military response - the airstrikes have not only destroyed every police and security office of Gaza's elected government, but have killed and injured hundreds of civilians; at least one strike reportedly hit groups of students attempting to find transportation home from the university.

Earlier Israeli actions, specifically the complete sealing off of entry and exit to and from the Gaza Strip, have led to severe shortages of medicine and fuel (as well as food), resulting in the inability of ambulances to respond to the injured, the inability of hospitals to adequately provide medicine or necessary equipment for the injured, and the inability of Gaza's besieged doctors and other medical workers to sufficiently treat the victims.

Certainly the rocket attacks against civilian targets in Israel are unlawful. But that illegality does not give rise to any Israeli right, neither as the Occupying Power nor as a sovereign state, to violate international humanitarian law and commit war crimes or crimes against humanity in its response. I note that Israel's escalating military assaults have not made Israeli civilians safer; to the contrary, the one Israeli killed today after the upsurge of Israeli violence is the first in over a year.

Israel has also ignored recent Hamas' diplomatic initiatives to reestablish the truce or ceasefire since its expiration on 26 December.

The Israeli airstrikes today, and the catastrophic human toll that they caused, challenge those countries that have been and remain complicit, either directly or indirectly, in Israel's violations of international law. That complicity includes those countries knowingly providing the military equipment including warplanes and missiles used in these illegal attacks, as well as those countries who have supported and participated in the siege of Gaza that itself has caused a humanitarian catastrophe.

I remind all member states of the United Nations that the UN continues to be bound to an independent obligation to protect any civilian population facing massive violations of international humanitarian law - regardless of what country may be responsible for those violations. I call on all Member States, as well as officials and every relevant organ of the United Nations system, to move on an emergency basis not only to condemn Israel's serious violations, but to develop new approaches to providing real protection for the Palestinian people.

• Richard A. Falk is an American professor emeritus of international law at Princeton University, a prolific writer, speaker and activist on world affairs, the author or co-author of more than 20 books[1] and an appointee to two United Nations positions on the Palestinian territories.

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article21607.htm

Ce vorbesti ba ?
De vita asta ne spui tu, asta care in 1979 era in extaz cand Khomeiny a pus mana pe Iran si-l facea cu ou si cu otet pe prezidentul american Carter care il caracteriza pe barbosul salvaragiu ca fiind fanatic religios, antisemit si teocrat fascist ?
Pai cu ce seamana ba animalule garzile religioase din Iran, nu cu trupele SS ale nemtilor din WW II ?
Zi-ne ba mai bine cum e cu copiii aia palestinieni care defileaza cu satare si automate la serbare de absolvire a gradinitei, hai zi-ne tu ca asa ceva e normal la niste copii de 5-6 ani cu atat mai mult cu cat spun ca vor sa omoare evrei pentru ca acestia sunt maimute si porci.
Vezi ca ai filmuletele intr-una din postarile mele, boule !
Nu ti-au convenit chestiile alea cu atentatele a caror responsabilitate si-a asumat-o Hamas, ai ?
Pai sigur ba animalule, ele arata ca tot ceea ce reclami tu la evrei exista in aceiasi masura la palestinienii tai care omoara civili din dementa islamista.
Hai sictir !

P.S.
Si inca am fost bland...avand in vedere ca la niste simple postari, fara sa-ti adresez injurii, te-ai apucat sa ma treci in regnul animal.
Daca eu sunt bou asa cum ai scris, tu esti un limbric sifilitic avortat de o scroafa care s-a scremut sa se bese.


La 2009-01-03 19:28:25, Zenn a scris:

>
>
> By Prof. Richard Falk
>
> United Nations Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in the Occupied
> Territories
> January 02, 2008 "United Nations Human Rights Council" --- The Israeli
> airstrikes on the Gaza Strip represent severe and massive violations
> of international humanitarian law as defined in the Geneva
> Conventions, both in regard to the obligations of an Occupying Power
> and in the requirements of the laws of war.
> Those violations include:
>
> Collective punishment - the entire 1.5 million people who live in the
> crowded Gaza Strip are being punished for the actions of a few
> militants.
>
> Targeting civilians - the airstrikes were aimed at civilian areas in
> one of the most crowded stretches of land in the world, certainly the
> most densely populated area of the Middle East.
>
> Disproportionate military response - the airstrikes have not only
> destroyed every police and security office of Gaza's elected
> government, but have killed and injured hundreds of civilians; at
> least one strike reportedly hit groups of students attempting to find
> transportation home from the university.
>
> Earlier Israeli actions, specifically the complete sealing off of
> entry and exit to and from the Gaza Strip, have led to severe
> shortages of medicine and fuel (as well as food), resulting in the
> inability of ambulances to respond to the injured, the inability of
> hospitals to adequately provide medicine or necessary equipment for
> the injured, and the inability of Gaza's besieged doctors and other
> medical workers to sufficiently treat the victims.
>
> Certainly the rocket attacks against civilian targets in Israel are
> unlawful. But that illegality does not give rise to any Israeli
> right, neither as the Occupying Power nor as a sovereign state, to
> violate international humanitarian law and commit war crimes or
> crimes against humanity in its response. I note that Israel's
> escalating military assaults have not made Israeli civilians safer;
> to the contrary, the one Israeli killed today after the upsurge of
> Israeli violence is the first in over a year.
>
> Israel has also ignored recent Hamas' diplomatic initiatives to
> reestablish the truce or ceasefire since its expiration on 26
> December.
>
> The Israeli airstrikes today, and the catastrophic human toll that
> they caused, challenge those countries that have been and remain
> complicit, either directly or indirectly, in Israel's violations of
> international law. That complicity includes those countries knowingly
> providing the military equipment including warplanes and missiles used
> in these illegal attacks, as well as those countries who have
> supported and participated in the siege of Gaza that itself has
> caused a humanitarian catastrophe.
>
> I remind all member states of the United Nations that the UN continues
> to be bound to an independent obligation to protect any civilian
> population facing massive violations of international humanitarian
> law - regardless of what country may be responsible for those
> violations. I call on all Member States, as well as officials and
> every relevant organ of the United Nations system, to move on an
> emergency basis not only to condemn Israel's serious violations, but
> to develop new approaches to providing real protection for the
> Palestinian people.
>
> • Richard A. Falk is an American professor emeritus of
> international law at Princeton University, a prolific writer, speaker
> and activist on world affairs, the author or co-author of more than 20
> books[1] and an appointee to two United Nations positions on the
> Palestinian territories.
>
> http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article21607.htm
>
>

Comentariu de sobolan scarbos. Du-te dracului de javra imputita! Citeste presa libera nu aia sionista idiotule.




La 2009-01-03 20:21:56, alwis46 a scris:

> Ce vorbesti ba ?
> De vita asta ne spui tu, asta care in 1979 era in extaz cand Khomeiny
> a pus mana pe Iran si-l facea cu ou si cu otet pe prezidentul
> american Carter care il caracteriza pe barbosul salvaragiu ca fiind
> fanatic religios, antisemit si teocrat fascist ?
> Pai cu ce seamana ba animalule garzile religioase din Iran, nu cu
> trupele SS ale nemtilor din WW II ?
> Zi-ne ba mai bine cum e cu copiii aia palestinieni care defileaza cu
> satare si automate la serbare de absolvire a gradinitei, hai zi-ne tu
> ca asa ceva e normal la niste copii de 5-6 ani cu atat mai mult cu cat
> spun ca vor sa omoare evrei pentru ca acestia sunt maimute si porci.
> Vezi ca ai filmuletele intr-una din postarile mele, boule !
> Nu ti-au convenit chestiile alea cu atentatele a caror
> responsabilitate si-a asumat-o Hamas, ai ?
> Pai sigur ba animalule, ele arata ca tot ceea ce reclami tu la evrei
> exista in aceiasi masura la palestinienii tai care omoara civili din
> dementa islamista.
> Hai sictir !
>
> P.S.
> Si inca am fost bland...avand in vedere ca la niste simple postari,
> fara sa-ti adresez injurii, te-ai apucat sa ma treci in regnul
> animal.
> Daca eu sunt bou asa cum ai scris, tu esti un limbric sifilitic
> avortat de o scroafa care s-a scremut sa se bese.
>
>
> La 2009-01-03 19:28:25, Zenn a scris:
>
> >
> >
> > By Prof. Richard Falk
> >
> > United Nations Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in the Occupied
> > Territories
> > January 02, 2008 "United Nations Human Rights Council" --- The Israeli
> > airstrikes on the Gaza Strip represent severe and massive violations
> > of international humanitarian law as defined in the Geneva
> > Conventions, both in regard to the obligations of an Occupying Power
> > and in the requirements of the laws of war.
> > Those violations include:
> >
> > Collective punishment - the entire 1.5 million people who live in the
> > crowded Gaza Strip are being punished for the actions of a few
> > militants.
> >
> > Targeting civilians - the airstrikes were aimed at civilian areas in
> > one of the most crowded stretches of land in the world, certainly the
> > most densely populated area of the Middle East.
> >
> > Disproportionate military response - the airstrikes have not only
> > destroyed every police and security office of Gaza's elected
> > government, but have killed and injured hundreds of civilians; at
> > least one strike reportedly hit groups of students attempting to find
> > transportation home from the university.
> >
> > Earlier Israeli actions, specifically the complete sealing off of
> > entry and exit to and from the Gaza Strip, have led to severe
> > shortages of medicine and fuel (as well as food), resulting in the
> > inability of ambulances to respond to the injured, the inability of
> > hospitals to adequately provide medicine or necessary equipment for
> > the injured, and the inability of Gaza's besieged doctors and other
> > medical workers to sufficiently treat the victims.
> >
> > Certainly the rocket attacks against civilian targets in Israel are
> > unlawful. But that illegality does not give rise to any Israeli
> > right, neither as the Occupying Power nor as a sovereign state, to
> > violate international humanitarian law and commit war crimes or
> > crimes against humanity in its response. I note that Israel's
> > escalating military assaults have not made Israeli civilians safer;
> > to the contrary, the one Israeli killed today after the upsurge of
> > Israeli violence is the first in over a year.
> >
> > Israel has also ignored recent Hamas' diplomatic initiatives to
> > reestablish the truce or ceasefire since its expiration on 26
> > December.
> >
> > The Israeli airstrikes today, and the catastrophic human toll that
> > they caused, challenge those countries that have been and remain
> > complicit, either directly or indirectly, in Israel's violations of
> > international law. That complicity includes those countries knowingly
> > providing the military equipment including warplanes and missiles used
> > in these illegal attacks, as well as those countries who have
> > supported and participated in the siege of Gaza that itself has
> > caused a humanitarian catastrophe.
> >
> > I remind all member states of the United Nations that the UN continues
> > to be bound to an independent obligation to protect any civilian
> > population facing massive violations of international humanitarian
> > law - regardless of what country may be responsible for those
> > violations. I call on all Member States, as well as officials and
> > every relevant organ of the United Nations system, to move on an
> > emergency basis not only to condemn Israel's serious violations, but
> > to develop new approaches to providing real protection for the
> > Palestinian people.
> >
> > • Richard A. Falk is an American professor emeritus of
> > international law at Princeton University, a prolific writer, speaker
> > and activist on world affairs, the author or co-author of more than 20
> > books[1] and an appointee to two United Nations positions on the
> > Palestinian territories.
> >
> > http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article21607.htm
> >
> >
>
>

Ba cretinule, ti-am dat sa citesti articol al agentiei chineze de stiri Xinhua in care zice clar ca Hamas este vinovat de esecul discutiilor de pace din Gaza.
Sanchi, nu-ti convine ai, iti darama teoriil...
Pai bine ba, si chinezii sunt presa sionista ?
Hai sictir tampitule, nu exista evrei chinezi si nici chinezi evrei.
Ai comentariul pe care-l meriti.
Nu-ti place ?
Vorbeste frumos daca vrei sa ai replica civilizata.

Uite, iti mai pun iar articolul, eu nu fac ca popa sa nu toc de doua ori pentru o baba surda si proasta, te ajut .
Gineala la procente, peste 61% dintre palestinieni zic ca hamasu' e de vina :

Hamas responsible for inter-Palestinian dialogue's failure
www.chinaview.cn 2008-11-26 21:20:40

　RAMALLAH, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- A Palestinian poll published on Wednesday revealed that the majority of the Palestinians hold the Islamic Hamas movement responsible for the failure of a reconciliation dialogue among rival parties.
According to the poll, 61 percent of the respondents believed that Hamas was responsible for the failure, while 22 percent said Fatah movement was responsible.
The poll was conducted by the Center for Polls and Surveys of al-Najah University in the West Bank city of Nablus, with 1365 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip participating in the poll. The margin of error was 3 percent.
Hamas thwarted an Egyptian initiative to hold the inter-Palestinian reconciliation dialogue saying it cannot sit with Fatah while its supporters and members in the West Bank face a Fatah-led clampdown. The dialogue was due to start on Nov. 10.
The two rival sides have been trading politically-motivated abductions against their dissidents since Hamas routed pro-Abbas forces and seized the Gaza Strip in mid June 2007.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who was elected by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) this week as president of the future state of Palestine, said that if the dialogue fails he would call for elections by early next year.
Some 75 percent of the respondents believe that the interference of certain countries led to the failure of the dialogue, the poll showed.
The poll said that 28 percent believe that the United States was behind the failure of the dialogue, while 27 percent held Israel responsible and 20 percent said Iran, which supports Hamas movement, was responsible.
The poll also revealed that 52 percent supported early elections, adding that 59 percent supported the dissolution of the Hamas-dominant legislative council, while 31 percent opposed it.
Editor: David Du

La 2009-01-03 20:36:00, Zenn a scris:

> Comentariu de sobolan scarbos. Du-te dracului de javra imputita!
> Citeste presa libera nu aia sionista idiotule.

Bai lepadatura, intai habar n-ai cum sa deosebesti presa sionista de una normala, pentru ca esti prea prost. In al doilea rand, cretin a fost tac-tu ca nu te-a aruncat la canal si-a lasat un animal sa respire aerul celor care-l merita cu adevat. Hai sictir, javra sionista!




La 2009-01-03 20:54:30, alwis46 a scris:

> Ba cretinule, ti-am dat sa citesti articol al agentiei chineze de
> stiri Xinhua in care zice clar ca Hamas este vinovat de esecul
> discutiilor de pace din Gaza.
> Sanchi, nu-ti convine ai, iti darama teoriil...
> Pai bine ba, si chinezii sunt presa sionista ?
> Hai sictir tampitule, nu exista evrei chinezi si nici chinezi evrei.
> Ai comentariul pe care-l meriti.
> Nu-ti place ?
> Vorbeste frumos daca vrei sa ai replica civilizata.
>
> Uite, iti mai pun iar articolul, eu nu fac ca popa sa nu toc de doua
> ori pentru o baba surda si proasta, te ajut .
> Gineala la procente, peste 61% dintre palestinieni zic ca hamasu' e de
> vina :
>
> Hamas responsible for inter-Palestinian dialogue's failure
> www.chinaview.cn 2008-11-26 21:20:40
>
> 　RAMALLAH, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- A Palestinian poll published on
> Wednesday revealed that the majority of the Palestinians hold the
> Islamic Hamas movement responsible for the failure of a
> reconciliation dialogue among rival parties.
> According to the poll, 61 percent of the respondents believed that
> Hamas was responsible for the failure, while 22 percent said Fatah
> movement was responsible.
> The poll was conducted by the Center for Polls and Surveys of al-Najah
> University in the West Bank city of Nablus, with 1365 Palestinians
> from the West Bank and Gaza Strip participating in the poll. The
> margin of error was 3 percent.
> Hamas thwarted an Egyptian initiative to hold the inter-Palestinian
> reconciliation dialogue saying it cannot sit with Fatah while its
> supporters and members in the West Bank face a Fatah-led clampdown.
> The dialogue was due to start on Nov. 10.
> The two rival sides have been trading politically-motivated abductions
> against their dissidents since Hamas routed pro-Abbas forces and
> seized the Gaza Strip in mid June 2007.
> Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who was elected by the Palestine
> Liberation Organization (PLO) this week as president of the future
> state of Palestine, said that if the dialogue fails he would call for
> elections by early next year.
> Some 75 percent of the respondents believe that the interference of
> certain countries led to the failure of the dialogue, the poll
> showed.
> The poll said that 28 percent believe that the United States was
> behind the failure of the dialogue, while 27 percent held Israel
> responsible and 20 percent said Iran, which supports Hamas movement,
> was responsible.
> The poll also revealed that 52 percent supported early elections,
> adding that 59 percent supported the dissolution of the
> Hamas-dominant legislative council, while 31 percent opposed it.
> Editor: David Du
>
> La 2009-01-03 20:36:00, Zenn a scris:
>
> > Comentariu de sobolan scarbos. Du-te dracului de javra imputita!
> > Citeste presa libera nu aia sionista idiotule.
>
>
>

Wow, si o deosebesti tu...vine ma-ta cu gaoaza cheala si pe urma le sufla in mataranga la autori si vede care-i taiat imprejur si care nu.
Du-te ba-n cacat islamist d-aciulea !

La 2009-01-03 21:05:24, Zenn a scris:

> Bai lepadatura, intai habar n-ai cum sa deosebesti presa sionista de
> una normala, pentru ca esti prea prost. In al doilea rand, cretin a
> fost tac-tu ca nu te-a aruncat la canal si-a lasat un animal sa
> respire aerul celor care-l merita cu adevat. Hai sictir, javra
> sionista!
>
>
>
>
> La 2009-01-03 20:54:30, alwis46 a scris:
>
> > Ba cretinule, ti-am dat sa citesti articol al agentiei chineze de
> > stiri Xinhua in care zice clar ca Hamas este vinovat de esecul
> > discutiilor de pace din Gaza.
> > Sanchi, nu-ti convine ai, iti darama teoriil...
> > Pai bine ba, si chinezii sunt presa sionista ?
> > Hai sictir tampitule, nu exista evrei chinezi si nici chinezi evrei.
> > Ai comentariul pe care-l meriti.
> > Nu-ti place ?
> > Vorbeste frumos daca vrei sa ai replica civilizata.
> >
> > Uite, iti mai pun iar articolul, eu nu fac ca popa sa nu toc de doua
> > ori pentru o baba surda si proasta, te ajut .
> > Gineala la procente, peste 61% dintre palestinieni zic ca hamasu' e de
> > vina :
> >
> > Hamas responsible for inter-Palestinian dialogue's failure
> > www.chinaview.cn 2008-11-26 21:20:40
> >
> > 　RAMALLAH, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- A Palestinian poll published on
> > Wednesday revealed that the majority of the Palestinians hold the
> > Islamic Hamas movement responsible for the failure of a
> > reconciliation dialogue among rival parties.
> > According to the poll, 61 percent of the respondents believed that
> > Hamas was responsible for the failure, while 22 percent said Fatah
> > movement was responsible.
> > The poll was conducted by the Center for Polls and Surveys of al-Najah
> > University in the West Bank city of Nablus, with 1365 Palestinians
> > from the West Bank and Gaza Strip participating in the poll. The
> > margin of error was 3 percent.
> > Hamas thwarted an Egyptian initiative to hold the inter-Palestinian
> > reconciliation dialogue saying it cannot sit with Fatah while its
> > supporters and members in the West Bank face a Fatah-led clampdown.
> > The dialogue was due to start on Nov. 10.
> > The two rival sides have been trading politically-motivated abductions
> > against their dissidents since Hamas routed pro-Abbas forces and
> > seized the Gaza Strip in mid June 2007.
> > Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who was elected by the Palestine
> > Liberation Organization (PLO) this week as president of the future
> > state of Palestine, said that if the dialogue fails he would call for
> > elections by early next year.
> > Some 75 percent of the respondents believe that the interference of
> > certain countries led to the failure of the dialogue, the poll
> > showed.
> > The poll said that 28 percent believe that the United States was
> > behind the failure of the dialogue, while 27 percent held Israel
> > responsible and 20 percent said Iran, which supports Hamas movement,
> > was responsible.
> > The poll also revealed that 52 percent supported early elections,
> > adding that 59 percent supported the dissolution of the
> > Hamas-dominant legislative council, while 31 percent opposed it.
> > Editor: David Du
> >
> > La 2009-01-03 20:36:00, Zenn a scris:
> >
> > > Comentariu de sobolan scarbos. Du-te dracului de javra imputita!
> > > Citeste presa libera nu aia sionista idiotule.
> >
> >
> >
>
>