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Israeli Offensive on Gaza Stopped Following 8 Days of Attacks:
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PCHR_e Weekly Report On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (14 -21 Nov. 2012)
22 November 2012 — PCHR Palestinian Centre for Human Rights LTD (non-profit)
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Continue Committing War Crimes in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt)
New Israeli Military Escalation against the Gaza Strip
History is repeated as the international community turns its back on Gaza By Raji Sourani
18 November 2012 — Al Jazeera
As was the case in Operation Cast Lead, the international community is once again turning its back on Gaza. Continue reading
PCHR: Palestinian Civilian Deaths Rise to 27, Including 10 Children and 5 Women, and 520 Wounded, Including 140 Children and 83 Women
PCHR Palestinian Centre for Human Rights PRESS RELEASE
Anonymous warns Israel: ‘No one cuts Gaza internet on our watch!’
15 November, 2012
An Israeli protester, wearing a Guy Fawkes mask. (AFP Photo / David Buimovitch)
The hacktivist group Anonymous is angry at Israel, and not just for launching deadly airstrikes on Gaza. Members say the Israeli government “crossed a line in the sand” when it threatened to sever internet and other telecommunications in Gaza.
In a press statement published online, Anonymous issued a warning to the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) and the Israeli government, ordering them to not shut down the internet in the occupied territories and to cease and desist from their“terror upon the innocent people of Palestine.”
Leader of Hamas’ Armed Wing and His Bodyguard Extra-Judicially Executed-Death Toll in Rises to 13, Including Two Children and a Woman…
PCHR Palestinian Centre for Human Rights PRESS RELEASE
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New Israeli Military Escalation against the Gaza Strip;
Leader of Hamas’ Armed Wing and His Bodyguard Extra-Judicially Executed and Death Toll in Rises to 13, Including Two Children and a Woman, While 115 Civilian, Including 26 Children and 25 Women, Wounded
Narratives under siege: Not feeling safe in your own home
17 November 2011 — PCHR Palestinian Centre for Human Rights
Rawand Tayseer Abu Mughassib, a shy 15 year old girl, is the oldest of 7 children. Together with her mother, father, three brothers, and three sisters she lives in a two story home south of Wadi al Salqa, a village located to the east of Deir al Balah in central Gaza Strip. Next to her family home is the home of her uncle, and not far behind it, stands the house of her grandmother.
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Gaddafi extends olive branch? — RT
28 August 2011 — RT
Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi is ready to negotiate with the rebels to form a transitional government, Moussa Ibrahim, head of Gaddafi’s press service said.
Video: Comrades to competitors: France and Italy vie for a slice of Libyan pie — RT
27 August 2011 — RT
The race for Libya’s vast oil wealth is gathering momentum. States who worked together during the NATO airstrikes are now working against each other in the battle to secure lucrative energy contracts.
Meanwhile, fears are rising that a new regime in Libya could easily slide into corruption.
Half a billion dollars from Italy, and now a whopping $1.5 billion from the UN in unfrozen Libyan assets – on top of $300 million dollars from Turkey.
Video: Comrades to competitors: France and Italy vie for a slice of Libyan pie — RT
27 August 2011 — RT
The race for Libya’s vast oil wealth is gathering momentum. States who worked together during the NATO airstrikes are now working against each other in the battle to secure lucrative energy contracts.
Meanwhile, fears are rising that a new regime in Libya could easily slide into corruption.
Half a billion dollars from Italy, and now a whopping $1.5 billion from the UN in unfrozen Libyan assets – on top of $300 million dollars from Turkey.
Libyans claim that scores died in NATO raid
9 August 2011
Foreign journalists have been taken to see several destroyed buildings in a village near the town of Zlitan which Libyan officials said were hit by NATO airstrikes. They claim at least 85 civilians were killed in the worst non-combatant death toll since NATO began its campaign.
Yemen Newslinks 3 August 2011
3 August 2011 — williambowles.info
Latest word from Yemen’s ill president doesn’t allay tensions
MiamiHerald.com
By ADAM BARON SANAA, Yemen — When Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh left for medical treatment in Saudi Arabia on June 5 after suffering severe injuries in a bomb attack on his compound, many in the impoverished Arabian Peninsula nation breathed a …
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/08/03/2343044/latest-word-from-yemens-ill-president.html
PressTV – ‘1,108 Libyans killed in NATO attacks’
13 July 2011 — PressTV
Libya’s prosecutor general has said that NATO airstrikes have killed more than 1,100 civilians and injured thousands of others since the end of March.
Libyan PM urges UN intervention to stop NATO military attack
11 July 2011
TRIPOLI, July 10 (Xinhua) — Libyan Prime Minister al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi has urged UN intervention to stop NATO military attacks against the north African country, local media reported.
Al-Mahmoudi made this appeal when meeting Saturday with Abdel Elah al-Khatib, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s special envoy for Libya.
NATO’s intensive airstrikes have caused a great number of civilian casualties, in violation of the UN Security Council Resolutions 1970 and 1973 on Libya, the official JANA news agency quoted al-Mahmoudi as saying.
According to the Libyan government, three months of NATO airstrikes had killed more than 800 people and injured more than 4,700 in the country.
‘If NATO loses in Libya, the consequences will be enormous’ – lawyer
7 July 2011 — RT
NATO has denied a top Libyan official’s claims that they are intentionally using their airstrikes to assist rebel advances. Meanwhile, international lawyer Franklin Lamb claims that if NATO loses in Libya, it will face enormous financial consequences.
Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim told the Associated Press on Thursday that NATO has intensified bombing during the last days is the ‘final phase’ of NATO’s air campaign.
‘If NATO loses in Libya, the consequences will be enormous’ – lawyer
7 July 2011 — RT
NATO has denied a top Libyan official’s claims that they are intentionally using their airstrikes to assist rebel advances. Meanwhile, international lawyer Franklin Lamb claims that if NATO loses in Libya, it will face enormous financial consequences.
Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim told the Associated Press on Thursday that NATO has intensified bombing during the last days is the ‘final phase’ of NATO’s air campaign.
Libya’s Gaddafi: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea? (Part I) By Dr. Michael J.K. Bokor
27 June 2011 — SpyGhana.com
The international arrest warrant issued against Libya’s Muammar al-Gaddafi by the International Criminal Court (ICC) will add a new complexion to the Libyan crisis. The stalemate that the military option has caused isn’t going away soon nor will Gaddafi’s overthrow happen soon, given the dogged determination with which his forces are fighting despite the damaging airstrikes by NATO.
Syria/Libya versus Bahrain: A BBC factoid By William Bowles
23 June 2011
Facts are wonderful things, ignore them at all cost:
“Was the decision taken [by NATO] that killing civilians here would save others elsewhere?” — ‘Libya: Funerals fuel controversy over Nato airstrikes‘, Jeremy Bowen, BBC News Website, 22 June 2011
When I first heard this report by Bowen on 22/6/11 I couldn’t believe my ears! Here is the much vaunted objectivity of the BBC revealed for what it’s worth, nothing, nothing at all. Does Bowen really listen to what he himself said? Kill little children here so that these little children won’t kill people elsewhere?
Yemen Newslinks 9-11 June 2011
11 June 2011 — williambowles.info
11 June 2011
- SCF: U.S. Is Intensifying a Secret Campaign of Yemen Airstrikes
- SCF: Yemen’s pro-, anti-gov’t protesters stage rallies as clashes continue
10 June 2011
- Morning Star: US drones ‘hit anti-Saleh protesters’ in Yemen
- The Guardian: 2010: Flurry of leaked US embassy cables reveal foreign strategies
- Mathaba: Imperialism’s Role in Yemen
9 June 2011
- The Greanville Post: Chávez Defends Colombia Policy, Insists on “Respect” for Venezuelan Sovereignty
- RT: US airstrikes in Yemen are ‘criminal’ – political analyst
- Morning Star: Rebels seize control of Taiz
- SCF” Russia does not rule out additional measures for safety of Russians in Yemen – FM
- Morning Star: Protesters call on Hadi to set up interim government
NATO airstrikes kill 19 civilians in Tripoli – Libyan TV
25 May 2011 — RIA Novosti
NATO airstrikes on Libyan capital, Tripoli, killed at least 19 civilians over the past 24 hours, the Libyan state television reported.
NATO warplanes stepped up their bombing of government facilities in Tripoli on Tuesday in an attempt to speed up the ouster of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
‘Nineteen civilians were killed and 150 were injured as a result of NATO strikes on Tripoli and its environs,’ the Jamahiriya television reported late on Tuesday.
NATO said in a statement that the airstrikes targeted exclusively military facilities and weaponry that Gaddafi regime uses to ‘harm the Libyan people.’
The revolt, which began in mid-February in Libya against Gaddafi’s forty-year rule, has already claimed thousands of lives, with Gaddafi’s troops maintaining their combat capabilities despite NATO airstrikes against them.
Fourteen of the 28 NATO countries are taking part in the operation Unified Protector in Libya, which includes airstrikes, a no-fly zone and naval enforcement of an arms embargo in response to attacks on civilians.
Russian ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin said on Tuesday that NATO operations in Libya are only aimed at bringing down the Gaddafi regime.
Rogozin said Russia would formally ask NATO to clarify reports about an imminent ground operation in Libya during a NATO-Russia Council meeting on Wednesday.
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