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12 Dec 2006 12:26:18 AM |
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Re: Outrage over killing of Gaza boys |
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
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[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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12 Dec 2006 12:38:07 AM |
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all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
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[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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12 Dec 2006 01:04:30 AM |
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On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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| Title: Re: Outrage over killing of Gaza boys |
12 Dec 2006 01:21:57 AM |
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It would be more efficacious for the asslifters to use hot lead; a
medieval klyster as it were..
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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12 Dec 2006 01:32:26 AM |
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On 11 Dec 2006 23:21:57 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
It would be more efficacious for the asslifters to use hot lead; a
medieval klyster as it were..
It is used in Saudi Arabia for severely impacted cases!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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12 Dec 2006 01:34:25 AM |
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That would definately do it!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 23:21:57 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
It would be more efficacious for the asslifters to use hot lead; a
medieval klyster as it were..
It is used in Saudi Arabia for severely impacted cases!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
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| Title: Re: Outrage over killing of Gaza boys |
12 Dec 2006 02:02:53 AM |
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On 11 Dec 2006 23:34:25 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
That would definately do it!
Especially when it's done in public!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 23:21:57 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
It would be more efficacious for the asslifters to use hot lead; a
medieval klyster as it were..
It is used in Saudi Arabia for severely impacted cases!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
Copyright 2006 BBC News
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| User: "Al Nakba" |
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| Title: Re: Outrage over killing of Gaza boys |
12 Dec 2006 02:14:19 PM |
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Mekhtoub! let it be written!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 23:34:25 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
That would definately do it!
Especially when it's done in public!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 23:21:57 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
It would be more efficacious for the asslifters to use hot lead; a
medieval klyster as it were..
It is used in Saudi Arabia for severely impacted cases!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 22:38:07 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
all that asslifting..colonic lavage must be a major industry..
It's the only irrigation in the Middle East, teniente coronel!
The Re'v' wrote:
On 11 Dec 2006 21:46:19 -0800, "Al Nakba"
<williamhubbard@bluebottle.com> wrote:
arabs will be Arabs. it is their nature!
"My enema's enema is my friend"
- Arab proverb, circa 1450 AD
NY.Transfer.News@blythe.org wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
Via NY Transfer News Collective * All the News that Doesn't Fit
[Video, photos, map also available from this article.]
BBC - Dec 11, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6167835.stm
Outrage over killing of Gaza boys
The killing of three sons of a top intelligence officer in Gaza has caused
widespread outrage among Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the attack by gunmen in
Gaza City was "an ugly and inhuman crime".
"Words stop at the extent of this crime," said the children's father, Baha
Balusheh, who is linked to Mr Abbas's Fatah party.
The gunmen fired dozens of bullets at the car in which the children, aged
six to 10, were travelling to school.
An adult was also killed in the attack which took place in a street crowded
with children.
So far, no-one has admitted carrying out the drive-by shooting.
The motive also remains unclear but Mr Balousheh's position means he would
have made many enemies, the BBC's Alan Johnston in Gaza says.
Mr Balousheh led a crackdown on the now-ruling Hamas movement 10 years ago.
"I am a father who has lost his children... This crime is a part of the
terrorism which continues on Palestinian streets," said Mr Balousheh who
was not travelling in the car at the time.
Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum condemned the killings as an "awful, ugly
crime against innocent children".
The attack comes amid growing tension between the rival Palestinian
factions, Hamas and Fatah.
It is bound to inflame the situation, the BBC's Middle East analyst Roger
Hardy says.
The clear danger is that political differences will lead to an escalation
of tit-for-tat violence, he says.
On Sunday, gunmen shot at Interior Minister Saeed Seyam's convoy in Gaza.
Mr Seyam, who is a senior Hamas leader, was unharmed in that incident.
Pandemonium
The attack happened as children were arriving at nine schools which line
Palestine Street in Gaza City's central Rimal district.
The gunmen fired more than 70 bullets at the vehicle in which Mr
Balousheh's children were travelling. At least two other children were
hurt.
Inside the vehicle with its blacked out passenger windows, the seats and a
school bag were covered in blood.
There was pandemonium as hundreds of people ran for cover from the gunfire,
with many young children being separated from parents and siblings.
Fadwa Nabulsi, 12, said she was outside a school with her nine-year-old
brother, Wael, when the shooting started.
"We saw fire coming from one car. We started screaming and children started
running. I was crying, and I lost Wael for about half an hour," she told
Associated Press news agency.
A funeral procession for the children was held at midday, with thousands of
people marching through the streets, including hundreds of pro-Fatah
security officers, many of whom fired into the air.
Political stand-off
Mr Balousheh is considered a leading enemy of Hamas. He was the main
interrogator of Hamas members during the 1990s crackdown on the Islamist
movement.
Hamas won a landslide victory in elections in January but its funding has
been choked off by Western donors because it refuses to renounce violence
and recognise Israel.
Mr Abbas has been considering a request by his allies to hold early
elections to resolve an impasse in efforts to form a unity government.
Hamas denounced the proposal to hold another election as a "coup against
democracy".
Copyright 2006 BBC News
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