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Op dinsdag 1 juni 2010 13:31 schreef HAKIM_1988 het volgende:[..]
Goldstone is niet de enige hoor. Chomsky, Finkelstein. Iedereen die net iets te kritisch is wordt door israel gecensureerd en buitengesloten. Jij haalt B'tselem erbij. Alsof dat een bewijs van betrouwbaarheid is. Het is een mensenrechtenorganisatie in israel. Vraag je jezelf niet af, waarom B'tselem als enige 'mensenrechtenorganisatie' tegen Goldstone ingaat en deze organisatie toevallig van israelische origine is? Het zal niet de eerste keer zijn dat een mensenrechtenorganisatie of een mediaoutlet wordt gekaapt door een fascistisch regime.
Wat een kolder. Er is geen enkele andere mensenrechtenorganisatie die zoveel kritiek geeft op het handelen van het IDF en de schending van mensenrechten door Israël.
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B'TselemWat voorbeeld alvast.
Investigate takeover of flotilla to Gaza
B'Tselem demands that Israel immediately open an independent, non-military investigation into the circumstances of the military takeover of the ships, during which dozens of activists were killed or injured.
Siege on Gaza: 1.5 million imprisoned persons
Since June 2007, when Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip, Israel has imposed a tight blockade on the area. According to Israeli officials, the objective of the siege is to bring down the Hamas government and lead to the release of Gilad Shalit. The siege thus constitutes collective punishment of the civilian population, and as such it is unlawful. The siege has led to the economic collapse of the Gaza Strip; over 70 percent of the population depends on aid from international organizations in order to obtain food.
Army fires at Palestinians near Gaza-Israel fence
The army has classified the area along Gaza's border with Israel a no-go zone, where anybody entering may be shot. This policy endangers the many farmers who work land there and harms the livelihood of tens of thousands of persons. It has already resulted in the killing and injury of persons who entered the zone, although they endangered nobody.
Testimony: Stuck in Gaza, separated from family
On 21 April '10, Israel deported Ahmad Sabah from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip after he completed a 9-year prison sentence. His wife and 9-year-old son did not get to see him. Sabah, who has no family in Gaza, awaits permission to return to his family.
2009
The Hidden Agenda: The Establishment and Expansion Plans of Ma'ale Adummim and their Human Rights Ramifications
Joint Report with Bimkom - Planners for Planning Rights, December 2009
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Without Trial: Administrative detention of Palestinians by Israel and the Incarceration of Unlawful Combatants Law
Joint Report with Hamoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual, October 2009
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Foul Play: Neglect of wastewater treatment in the West Bank
Information Sheet, June 2009
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Guidelines for Israel's Investigation into Operation Cast Lead
Position Paper, February 2009
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Stop West Bank deportation policy
Israeli and Palestinian human rights organizations issued a joint statement today calling on Israel to stop its illegal policy of deporting Palestinians from the West Bank to Gaza. The policy has escalated, as evident from an order effective April 13, defining anyone present in the West Bank without an Israeli permit as an "infiltrator".
May 5 High Court approves harmful route of Separation Barrier near Sheikh Sa'ed
The High Court of Justice recently approved part of the Separation Barrier's route in the Jerusalem area. The route will separate Sheikh Sa�d from its parent village, Jabel Mukaber, where its residents receive many of their services, and will result in grave infringement of the villagers' human rights.
May 5 A license to loot: the Derekh Ha'avot outpost
On 25 April '10, the State Attorney's Office informed the High Court of Justice that the state is considering approval of the Derekh Ha'avot outpost, established in 2001 near the Elazar settlement in the Etzion Bloc. Residents of al-Khader claim that the outpost was established on farmland belonging to them. The state� position sanctions looting of land and the ongoing and cumulative building violations in this outpost and in all the other settlements.
Apr. 29 Testimony: Mother and newborn baby held outside in the cold
According to the testimony of Nancy Hamdiya, on 3 March '10, soldiers came at night to her home in al-Yamun, Jenin District and took her outside with her four small children, including a 5-day-old baby, and her husband. The soldiers kept them in the bitter cold for three hours and searched their house, destroying property.
Apr. 29 Settler fires at Palestinians near soldiers
On 26 Feb. '10, during a joint protest by Palestinians and Israelis in 'Asira al-Qibliya, Nablus District, a settler fired at the demonstrators although they posed no danger to him. Soldiers who were present did nothing to stop the firing or arrest him.
Apr. 28 Youth killed in demonstration against Gaza "death zones"
A Palestinian youth, Ahmad Sliman Salem Dib, 19, died on 28 April after Israeli security forces shot him near the border fence with the Gaza Strip, while he was participating in a demonstration against Israel� prohibition on Palestinians entering broad areas near the fence.