02. 2010年7月08日 16:42:46: nwfXWGQQIw
Poland hands over Mossad agent involved in Mabhouh assassination
[ 07/07/2010 - 06:27 PM ] WARSAW, (PIC)-- A Polish court decided on Wednesday to hand over a suspected German Mossad agent who was arrested in Warsaw at the request of the German federal prosecutor for involvement in the assassination of Hamas commander, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, in Dubai about seven months ago.
“The court decided to transfer the suspect to Germany to follow up on punitive action,” said Judge Thomas Talkevich, explaining that the Court “will not decide on the offense of Ori Brodsky. It will only verify if the request for extradition is appropriate in terms of form, and that the suspect is actually the concerned person.”
The Mossad agent was taken to the regional court in Warsaw, guarded by seven masked and armed special unit members of the Polish police.
The suspect, who was arrested on the Fourth of June at the Warsaw airport under a European arrest warrant issued by Germany, has seven days to appeal.
The Mossad agent is suspected of involvement in illegally obtaining a German passport used in the assassination of Mabhouh, and of espionage, according to the Polish Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper. Demolition of home in Arara village trigger clashes between citizens and troops
[ 07/07/2010 - 04:12 PM ] NAZARETH, (PIC)-- The Israeli occupation police wounded and arrested a number of Palestinians during clashes that broke out Wednesday morning in Arara village, north of the 1948 occupied lands, following the demolition of a Palestinian home at the pretext of unlicensed construction.
Local sources reported that the three-story house was under construction and located in the northern area of Ara neighborhood
They said that hundreds of Arara people rushed to the scene to defend the home against demolition and threw stones at the Israeli troops who responded by firing stunt and tear gas grenades. They also reportedly kidnapped three young men.
Israeli bulldozers escorted by a large force of policemen stormed the village at dawn today and embarked on demolishing the home of Noman Abu Salem who resorted to Israeli courts many times to prevent its demolition, but to not avail, although his house was built on his own piece of land.
In a separate incident, the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) ordered three Palestinian citizens to demolish their homes and a foundry in Burka village, northwest of Nablus, at the pretext they are built in area C and in violation of Israeli conditions. IOF troops raid northern Gaza, beat up children & women in WB
[ 07/07/2010 - 04:21 PM ] GAZA, (PIC)-- Israeli occupation forces (IOF) mounting a number of armored vehicles advanced into eastern Beit Hanun town in the northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday, eyewitnesses reported.
They said that four IOF army tanks escorted four bulldozes and advanced 200 meters east of the town amidst heavy smoke to cover up their moves.
Meanwhile, IOF troops beat up a Palestinian child in downtown Al-Khalil on Wednesday, local sources said, adding that the boy was hospitalized.
They pointed out that four other citizens including another child and three women were assaulted east of Al-Khalil by IOF soldiers and Zionist settlers who were uprooting fruitful trees. The sources noted that the women fainted as a result of the attack. Hamas slams Israel's decision of banned items
[ 07/07/2010 - 09:03 AM ] DAMASCUS, (PIC)-- The Hamas Movement rejected outright all attempts to reproduce the blockade and ration the Gaza people's vital needs and said that Israel's talk about banned items debunked its claims about lifting the siege.
In a press release on Tuesday, Hamas warned of the seriousness of dealing with this Israeli policy and called for ending the blockade fully and completely.
Hamas also appealed to pro-Gaza pressure groups and the free people around the world to continue their solidarity with Gaza until the blockade is lifted.
For his part, director of Al-Mizan center for human rights Isam Younis stated that the Israeli replacement of the list of goods to be allowed in for a list of banned stuff is a flagrant attempt to circumvent international calls for necessarily ending the siege imposed on Gaza.
Younis stressed the need for ending the mass punishment of Gaza people, which he described as a war crime, and all restrictions that deny them their right to freedom of movement and prevent them from importing and exporting products.
The popular committee against the siege, for its part, refuted the Israeli premier's claims about alleviating the siege on Gaza in a letter it sent to US president Barack Obama.
The committee called in its letter on Obama to pressure the Israeli government to end the blockade on Gaza immediately and completely and to deal fairly and humanely with Gaza issue.
The committee described the White House's welcome of Israeli media statements about the alleviation of Gaza blockade as "hasty" because it did not make sure that Israel would take action to ease the siege.
It underscored that it cannot be said that the siege has ended before all Gaza commercial crossings were opened and Israel allowed the flow of goods and building materials.
The Palestinian international campaign to end the siege also criticized Israel's decision to issue a list of items banned entry into Gaza, saying this move would dwarf the mounting international demands for ending the siege.
The campaign noted that Israel wants to dump consumer goods in Gaza, thus exacerbating the humanitarian and economic crisis and increase the population's dependence on international aid.
In a statement to the Palestinian information center (PIC), economic analyst Mu'iyn Rajab affirmed that Gaza is in dire need of building materials, hardware and raw materials in order to cycle the Palestinian economy and not for consumables.
"We need to rotate the economy, re-run factories and reduce unemployment in the Palestinian street through providing them with job opportunities, and this can be realized after allowing in raw materials for production," he stated. |
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