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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Nov 12, 2017
The family of Mohammed Musa, who was shot to death by Israeli soldiers, in the village of Dir Ballut, November 9, 2017. Amira Hass
The soldiers (or soldier) who shot at Musa’s car are posted there in order to guard another illegal outpost, which is confidently developing into another neighborhood of the illegal settlement Halamish.
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- Written by Yuval Abraham
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
al Jazeera, September 28, 2017
![Mizrahi Jews protest on Monday for the theft of their children and loved ones in the 1950s [Yuval Abraham/Al Jazeera]](http://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/imagecache/mbdxxlarge/mritems/Images/2017/9/28/7f4a4f5227bd4121b0c7622ccd0ecf8e_18.jpg "Mizrahi Jews renew calls for justice over stolen babies")
After Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands in 1948, the state's leadership was concerned with physically guarding the empty territories and blocking Palestinian refugees' return to them.
Read more: Mizrahi Jews renew calls for justice over stolen babies
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- Written by Gideon Levy
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Nov 2, 2017
The tunnel from Gaza was absolutely a danger to Israeli lives. Islamic Jihad said it was intended for the purpose of abducting soldiers. Snatching people from their beds is, of course, a privilege reserved for Israeli soldiers. They do it nightly. Israelis said the tunnel would be used to murder women and children. In any case, Israel had a right, a duty even, to foil the threat to its citizens and residents’ safety and hit the tunnel. But the timing was suspicious: just as the Palestinians are trying to unite in Gaza, just before the transfer of responsibility for the border terminals between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Nov 1, 2017
What would have happened had unidentified individuals in Iran, France or Venezuela attacked Jewish shopkeepers and forced them to close their shops? What apologies and expressions of shock our diplomats would have demanded from the European Union, the United Nations and who knows who else. And with what glee various researchers would have drawn a graph of global hatred and been interviewed at length, with grave expressions, about the worrisome anti-Semitic characteristics – so reminiscent of a dark past – of robbing Jews of their livelihood and destroying their property.
Read more: A yawn — that's how most Israelis respond to land theft
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- Written by da Ramallah Amira Hass
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Associazione di Amicizia Italo-Palestinese, 12 novembre 2017
Internazionale 1230 | 10 novembre 2017
Con la mano destra sto scrivendo un articolo sulle nuove limitazioni agli spostamenti degli abitanti della Striscia di Gaza. D’ora in poi per rilasciare un permesso di uscita le autorità israeliane impiegheranno tra i 50 e i 70 giorni lavorativi. Fino al 2015 ne bastavano 14 e in seguito 24. Dall’inizio del 2017 più di 14mila richieste di permesso sono rimaste inevase. Nella prima metà dell’anno sono stati concessi in media 6.300 permessi al mese, su una popolazione di due milioni di abitanti.
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