European campaign to lift the siege on Gaza, BRUSSELS, (PIC)
The European campaign to lift the siege on Gaza warned that Palestinian patients in the Gaza Strip are going to die in large numbers if the Israeli occupation continues to prevent the entry of necessary fuel supplies.
In an urgent appeal issued in Brussels and received by the PIC, the campaign explained that a complete power outage in Gaza which is expected to happen at the end of this ...
Kana’an – The e-Bulletin
Suggested Readings
Volume VIII – Issue 1485 9 April 2008
by Ronnie Kasrils, South African Minister of Intelligence
Source: The Electronic Intifada
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article9445.shtml
http://www.kanaanonline.org/articles/01485.pdf
As a 10-year-old growing up in Johannesburg, I celebrated Israel's birth, 60 years ago. I unquestionably accepted the dramatic accounts of so-called self-defensive ...
Considerations how to continue after a successful protest in Egypt
Since the imposition of the embargo on Gaza and its radicalisation in
January of this year already several international solidarity delegations
tried to enter besieged Gaza. The latest attempt took place on March 31
starting from Cairo and trying to reach Gaza with relief materials.
It was initiated by the “European Campaign to Lift the Siege on Gaza” and
supported by several ...
Protest against the complicity of the EU in the genocide
On March 31, 2008, an international delegation with some 30 participants from the Basque country, Austria, Scotland, Norway, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, France, Spain, Greece, USA, Turkey, Palestine, Jordan and India was determined to reach Rafah, in order to bring relief to the besieged Palestinian people in Gaza and to extend our solidarity with their courageous resistance.
But the Egyptian ...
By SUZANNE BAROUD, http://www.counterpunch.com/baroud03292008.html
In a place just a few miles from sandy beaches and soaring sky-scrapers, white stone villas and sky-blue swimming pools, it seems the epitome of irony and injustice that over 1.5 million people would be subjected to drinking sewage-contaminated water. When there is such a fine line bordering wealth and poverty, privilege and need, how unsettling to realize that just a stones throw away, ...
Gaza Strip, March, 21, 2008, (PCAS)
More victims are falling down due to the illegitimate and criminal siege imposed by Israel on the Gaza Strip. The number of dead patients has risen up to 104 in the past two days.
Muhammad Baroud, 69, died due to shortage of medications in the Gaza hospital. He was suffering from heart disease and there are no enough medications available in Gaza.
The other patient was Shafeeq Abu Al kas, he was not able to get ...
