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Thursday, August 14th, 2008

Israeli Army clears troops in Reuters cameraman’s death

Military advocate general closes investigation into death of Gaza cameraman in April, determines conduct of tank crew that mistakenly identified Fadel Shana as gunman was reasonable.

The 23-year-old Palestinian employed by the British news agency was killed by tank fire while filming Israeli troops on a heavy day of [...]

Body of 15 year old Palestinian boy found mutilated in Israeli settlement

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

At 3pm on Wednesday, 16th April, the mutilated body of 15 year old Hammad Nidar Khadatbh was found in lands of the illegal Israeli settlement of Al-Hamra by his father, who was out searching for his missing son.

Hammad had left the house at 9am on Tuesday, 15th April to work on the family’s land, located [...]

Jews and the GAZA HOLOCAUST

Saturday, March 1st, 2008

In June, 1942, in reprisal for the assassination of the Nazi commander Reinhard Heydrich, the Germans carried out a murderous rampage of murder and terror throughout Czechoslovakia. The small Czech village of Lidice bore the brunt of the German revenge, with the SS killing all the men, deported all women and children and razed [...]

Gaza Massacre

Friday, February 29th, 2008

Update (Feb 3rd, 2008): YouTube deleted my video “Gaza Massacre”, obviously they don’t want to upset the Zionist by allowing anyone to expose their war crimes and holocaust against Palestinian.

Here is an alternative (until it get deleted, but don’t worry, I can always host it locally on my server):

Gaza_massacre_feb2008Uploaded by sabbahblog

The deleted video:

Spread the video. [...]

American activist shot in the head in Bil’in

Monday, February 25th, 2008

Shanbo Heinemann, a pro-Palestinian activist from San Francisco, California, was shot in the head with a rubber bullet fired by Israeli terrorist forces during a peaceful protest in Bil’in.


REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis

More than 20 activists were wounded when IOF fired rubber bullets and tear gas grenades at protesters marking three years of struggle against the West Bank [...]

Israel is Proud to Kill Babies and Children

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

Now here’s something to celebrate, 60 years of continuous murder!

98 Palestinian patients, including 17 Children, die due to the Gaza siege

Palestinian medical sources announced on Tuesday evening that one child died at a Gaza hospital after the Israeli Authorities barred his transfer to a hospital abroad for further medical treatment as the siege [...]

NO targeted assassination?

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008

Strange!

Oh… He is Israeli war criminal… that’s why!?

Police feared ‘airport stand-off’

An Israeli general wanted for alleged war crimes escaped arrest in the UK because British police feared an armed confrontation at Heathrow airport.

02.19.2008 | BBC News
By Dominic Casciani

Documents seen by BBC News reveal how Major General Doron Almog managed to fly back to Israel when [...]

Worse than a War Crime

Monday, January 28th, 2008

By Uri Avnery

It looked like the fall of the Berlin wall. And not only did it look like it. For a moment, the Rafah crossing was the Brandenburg Gate.

It is impossible not to feel exhilaration when masses of oppressed and hungry people break down the wall that is shutting them in, their eyes radiant, embracing [...]

What Israel’s Channel 2 News DON’T show?

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

One of my grandfathers (out of thousands other Palestinian grandfathers of mine) tells us his story:

2007: 131 Palestinians who did not participate in hostilities killed by Israel

Monday, December 31st, 2007

Israeli human rights group B’Tselem today (Monday, 31 Dec.) releases its year-end report. According to B’Tselem data, the number of Israelis and Palestinians killed in clashes in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip dropped. However, there has been deterioration in many other measures of the human rights situation in the Occupied Territories. The primary [...]