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http://SupremeMasterTV.com A Kind Palestinian Hearth:Warak Dawali and Kusa (Vine Leaf Rolls and Stuffed Vegetable Marrow) (In Arabic). Episode: 1093, Air Date: 11 September 2009.

(Global Pulse: November 11, 2009) Many walls stand around the world, even as Germany celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Berlin wall coming down. As most media focused on the anniversary celebrations, others tied the plight of Koreans and Palestinians, who are still separated by walls, to the festivities. When trying to keep the peace, are walls ever a good idea?SOURCES: RT, Russia; Deutsche Welle, Germany; TV5, France; ABC, U.S., FOX News U.S; Al Jazeera English, Qatar; BBC, U.K; SABC, South Africa; CCTV, China; Press TV, Iran

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"(...) Afterwards, of course, there were endless discussions about the shooting of the elephant. The owner was furious, but he was only an Indian and could do nothing. Besides, legally I had done the right thing, for a mad elephant has to be killed, like a mad dog, if it's owner fails to control it". George Orwell Shooting an elephant was originally published in New Writing in 1948. George Orwell defined a way of witnessing Asia that still remains valid. "To shoot an elephant" is an eye witness account from The Gaza Strip. December 27th, 2008, Operation Cast Lead. 21 days shooting elephants. Urgent, insomniac, dirty, shuddering images from the only foreigners who decided and managed to stay embedded inside Gaza strip ambulances, with Palestinian civilians.

"(...) Afterwards, of course, there were endless discussions about the shooting of the elephant. The owner was furious, but he was only an Indian and could do nothing. Besides, legally I had done the right thing, for a mad elephant has to be killed, like a mad dog, if it's owner fails to control it". George Orwell Shooting an elephant was originally published in New Writing in 1948. George Orwell defined a way of witnessing Asia that still remains valid. "To shoot an elephant" is an eye witness account from The Gaza Strip. December 27th, 2008, Operation Cast Lead. 21 days shooting elephants. Urgent, insomniac, dirty, shuddering images from the only foreigners who decided and managed to stay embedded inside Gaza strip ambulances, with Palestinian civilians.

"...afterwards, of course, there were endless discussions about the shooting of the elephant. The owner was furious, but he was only an Indian and could do nothing. Besides, legally I had done the right thing, for a mad elephant has to be killed, like a mad dog, if it's owner fails to control it". George Orwell defined a way of witnessing Asia that still remains valid. "To shoot an elephant" is an eye witness account from The Gaza Strip. December 27th, 2008, Operation Cast Lead. 21 days shooting elephants. Urgent, insomniac, dirty, shuddering images from the only foreigners who decided and managed to stay embedded inside Gaza strip ambulances, with Palestinian civilians. George Orwell: Shooting an elephant was originally published in New Writing in 1948.

The United Nations, the United States and the European Union have all called on Israel to stop the illegal eviction of Palestinians and the demolition of their homes. Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary... http://www.bestmovies.net23.net

NEW YORK, USA, 19 October 2009

The international conference on the reconstruction of Gaza kicked off today in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak opened the conference, which was attended by over 45 foreign ministers as well as UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon and directors of regional and international organizations and funds. The Conference is also being attended by some European leaders, including former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is also taking part in the conference. This is her first visit to the region since she took up her new job. Clinton was joined in Sharm el-Sheikh by the new Middle East envoy George Mitchell. She announced US aid to the Gaza Strip for an estimated $900 million dollars. She also said the Obama administration would "vigorously pursue a two state solution." She also spoke about her new role on the Middle East Quartet which she took over from former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. The Quartet is a group of four nations involved in mediating the peace process in the Israeli and Palestinian territories. The Quartet includes the United States, United Nations, European Union and Russia. Three key concerns on the agenda include the absence of Israeli representatives at the Conference, how to get aid and reconstruction materials into the region with the current climate of security, and without the participation of Hamas, how rebuilding Gaza would be possible. President Sarkozy of France said it was the global community's "moral duty" to solve the crisis in Gaza. He called for 2009 as "the year of peace" for the region. "The time is now to speed up the agenda to end the crisis. We know the parameters, there is no other solution but a political solution." Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he hoped the Italian government, when hosting the G-14 meeting in July in Italy, could form a Marshall Plan to give needed assistance to the region as well as develop a strategy to "boost tourism for Christians and Muslims by building an airport to receive tourists wishing to visit the holy lands including Bethlehem ." Secretary-General Moussa from the League of Arab States underscored the need to move away from dialogue that labeled a people under occupation as "terrorists" and that the focus must first be put on assisting Palestinian refugees who have spent decades in transit. Distributed by Tubemogul.

In the Occupied Territories of the West Bank, barriers to communication inevitably mean barriers to peace.

The Jewish Arab Refugees. اليهودي العربي كما الصراع العربي الاسرائيلي بدأ في 1940 تحول الحكومات العربية على السكان اليهود الخاصة بهم. سنة 3000 تم تدمير المجتمعات القديمة. 1 العربية ما يقرب من مليون من اليهود فقدوا منازلهم. اسرائيل استوعبت البحار العربية من اللاجئين اليهود. اليوم نحو 50 ٪ من اليهود الاسرائيليين بعض الدماء العربية. إنها لا تعوض ، على عكس الفلسطينيين. سرقة مبلغ من المال هو الآن تزيد قيمتها عن 80 مليار دولار. الاراضي التي يملكها اليهود في البلدان العربية المفقودة : 38625 ميلا مربعا. اسرائيل مجموع مساحة الأراضي : 7992 ميل مربع. اليمن -- 55.000 في عام 1948 ، 200 اليوم. عدن في 82 اليهود الذين قتلوا والمنازل التي دمرت في عام 1947 الجزائر -- 140000 في عام 1948 ، اقل من 100 في اليوم. مصر -- 80.000 في عام 1948 ، اقل من 100 في اليوم. 25000 اليهود كانوا امروا بمغادره 1 مع حقيبة ، وأرغم على التوقيع على اعلانات التبرع لمصر الملكيه الى الحكومة. ايران -- 100.000 فى عام 1948 ، 25.000 اليوم. ليبيا -- اكثر من 30.000 في عام 1945 ، الان 0! اكثر من 140 قتلوا في طرابلس في عام 1945 -150.000 العراق في عام 1948 ، اقل من 40 في اليوم. 180 اليهود الذين قتلوا في بغداد في عام 1941. واليوم ، تقف فارغه المعابد القديمة في العالم العربي. لبنان -- 30.000 في عام 1948 ، اقل من 30 في اليوم. المغرب -- 500.000 فى عام 1948 ، 7000 الآن. سوريا -- 30.000 في عام 1948 ، اقل من 100 في اليوم. 200 اليهود منازل ومتاجر ، وتدمير المعابد اليهودية في حلب في عام 1947. تونس -- 105.000 فى عام 1948 ، 1500 الآن. The Jewish exodus from Arab lands refers to the 20th century expulsion or mass departure of Jews, primarily of Sephardi and Mizrahi background, from Arab and Islamic countries. The migration started in the late 19th century, but accelerated after the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. According to official Arab statistics, 856,000 Jews left their homes in Arab countries from 1948 until the early 1970s. Some 600,000 resettled in Israel, eaving behind property valued today at more than $300 billion. Jewish-owned real-estate left behind in Arab lands has been estimated at 100,000 square kilometers (four times the size of the State of Israel). While violence and discrimination against Jews in Arab countries started to increase before 1948, it escalated significantly starting in 1948 despite the fact that Jews were indigenous and for the most part held Arab citizenship. Sometimes the process was state sanctioned; at other times it was the consequence of anti-Jewish resentment by non-Jews. Harassment, persecution and the confiscation of property followed. Secondly and in response to mistreatment of Jews in these countries, a Zionist drive for Jewish immigration from Arab lands to Israel intensified. The great majority of Jews in Arab lands eventually emigrated to the modern State of Israel.[4] The process grew apace as Arab nations under French, British and Italian colonial rule or protection gained independence. Further, anti-Jewish sentiment within the Arab-majority states was exacerbated by the Arab-Israeli wars. Within a few years after the Six Day War (1967) there were only remnants of Jewish communities left in most Arab lands. Jews in Arab lands were reduced from more than 800,000 in 1948 to perhaps 16,000 in 1991. Some claim that the Jewish exodus from Arab lands is a historical parallel to the Palestinian exodus during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, while others reject this comparison as simplistic. One Palestinian sociologist has commented that the loss of Jewish property in Arab lands fulfills the conditions of a sulha, or reconciliation, since Jews as well as Palestinians have experienced a catastrophe, and that publicizing this knowledge would pave the way to a true peace process. muslim islam al qaeda qaida jihad fatwa quran qu'ran muslims islaam hisbollah hesbollah chechnya çeçenistan osama bin laden shamil basayev ingushetia philippines indonesia java malaysia laskar asia pakistan kashmir india uttar pradesh bangladesh sri lanka tamil tigers maledives afghanistan pashtun kabul karzai taliban taleban iran persia ayatollah ahmadinejab shia sunni iraq bagdad baghdad basra mosul saddam hussein hussain baath euphrat tigris kurd kurds kurdistan abdullah ocalan pkk terror terrorism 911 world trade centre new york syria lebanon ahmadiyya sufi saudi arabia arab arabs pan arabism panarabism baath egypt cairo yemen oman uae dubai bahrain qatar maghreb morocco berber algeria algiers tunis tunisia casablanca al andalus marrakech lybia libia tripoli sudan khartoum darfur darfour somalia al nakba 1948 catastrophe ethnic cleansing genocide palestinians israeli occupation zionism zionist terrorism refugees النكبة 60 عام نكبة فلسطين اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي اليهودي العربي