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Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« on: May 31, 2010, 04:49:24 AM »
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Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet


The Freedom Flotilla is aiming to provide aid to
Gazans in defiance of an Israeli blockade

Israeli forces have attacked a flotilla of aid-carrying ships aiming to break the country's siege on Gaza, according to a Turkish aid agency being quoted by Turkish media.

At least two people were killed and more than 30 people injured when Israeli troops stormed the Freedom Flotilla early on Monday.

The flotilla was attacked when it was 65km off the Gaza coast.

Footage from the flotilla's lead vessel, the Mavi Marmara, appeared to show armed Israeli soldiers boarding the ship and helicopters flying overhead.

Al Jazeera's Jamal Elshayyal, on board the Mavi Marmara, said Israeli troops had used live ammunition during the operation.

Earlier, the Israeli navy had contacted the captain of the Mavi Marmara, asking him to identify himself and say where the ship was headed.

Israeli intervention

Shortly after, two Israeli naval vessels had flanked the flotilla on either side, but at a distance.
IN DEPTH

 
     Focus: On board the Freedom Flotilla
     Blog: Israel's navy will have its work cut out
     Aid convoy sets off for Gaza
     'Fighting to break Gaza siege'
     Born in Gaza
     'The future of Palestine'
     Gazan's rare family reunion abroad
     Making the most of Gaza's woes

Organisers of the flotilla carrying 10,000 tonnes of humanitarian aid then diverted their ships and slowed down to avoid a confrontation during the night.

They also issued all passengers life jackets and asked them to remain below deck.

Al Jazeera’s Ayman Mohyeldin, reporting from Jerusalem, said the Israeli action was suprising.

"All the images being shown from the activists on board those ships show clearly that they were civilians and peaceful in nature, with medical supplies on board. So it will surprise many in the international community to learn what could have possibly led to this type of confrontation," he said.

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists, including a Nobel laureate and several European legislators, are with the flotilla, aiming to reach Gaza in defiance of an Israeli embargo.

But Israel has said it will not allow the flotilla to reach the Gaza Strip and vowed to stop the six ships from reaching the coastal Palestinian territory.

The flotilla had set sail from a port in Cyprus on Sunday and aimed to reach Gaza by Monday morning.

Israel said the boats were embarking on "an act of provocation" against the Israeli military, rather than providing aid, and that it had issued warrants to prohibit their entrance to Gaza.

It asserted that the flotilla would be breaking international law by landing in Gaza, a claim the organisers rejected.


http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2010/05/201053133047995359.html

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« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2010, 04:52:00 AM »
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Godspeed to Gaza
By ISRAEL SHAMIR

Published: May 30, 2010 23:38 Updated: May 30, 2010 23:38

The Turks did it! The world as we know it has changed with the newfound independence of Turkey. Within one month, this erstwhile American semi-colony under the charismatic leadership of Recep Erdogan has made two strong moves that have brought it to the forefront of policy-making:

Together with Brazil, Turkey has arranged and signed the Tehran Declaration of a nuclear fuel swap deal with beleaguered Iran. This declaration derails the Israeli plans of sanctioning Iran to death prior to bombing it. The sanctions plan was already on its way to the Security Council; allegedly Russia and China had been pressured to agree. At the last moment, like a deus ex machina - like divine intervention in the medieval theatre - these two new great powers of Turkey and Brazil entered the stage and snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. All the plotting of Israeli lobbyists in the US and Europe was wiped out in an instant.

Israel received the news of the Turkey-Brazil-Iran agreement as a heavy blow. "We were defeated by the crafty Turks and Iranians," read the headlines of Israeli newspapers. Not so fast. The US State Department had tried to minimize the damage, effectively asking: "Who cares what these lowlifes agree about? If we have decided to bomb somebody, bomb we shall. We shall never allow facts to confuse us." Thomas Friedman in the NYT was disappointed why "a Holocaust-denying thug" is allowed to live. However, world policy-making has changed, and decisions are not made exclusively in Washington, London or Moscow any more. Mid-size countries - regional powers - are back in vogue, and it is much better for all of us.

Russia's position remains somewhat doubtful. There are persistent rumors that Russia had agreed to support the sanctions despite the Tehran swap deal declaration, and these rumors had caused Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to issue a strong warning. "We do not know whether Russia is a friend or a foe," he said. 'Surely a friend', replied the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, adding that Russia is well pleased with the Declaration and wishes it to succeed. Nothing is final in our world, but meanwhile it seems that Turkey and Brazil, Erdogan and Lula, succeeded in killing the Israeli-American aggression plan.

After derailing the sanctions against Iran, the indomitable Turk sent his vessels to relieve the siege of Gaza. A whole flotilla of small and medium boats is on its way to Gaza now, and among them, a large boat from Turkey, accompanied by a boat bought and equipped by another great friend of Palestine, Mahathir Mohammad of Malaysia.

Free Gaza did sail boats to Gaza over the past two years with differing results; they had some important persons aboard, notably our friend, the wonderful Cynthia McKinney, but this is the first time that the steering of this freedom regatta has passed from the hands of nice European volunteers to the locals, to the peoples of the region. This is a vast change, and a change that means a lot. While the Palestinian cause was only the cause celebré of Europeans with conscience, it was containable. Now, when it has become the concern of the local region, the countdown for the freak Zionist mini-Empire has begun.

And speaking of ships, there are clear signs that the biggest ship of all, the United States of America, is turning as well. Big ships cannot stop on a dime, advises the Nautical Almanac. They may require as much as 5 miles to stop, with gears in full reverse. Big ships may need 5-10 miles to turn. Now, what is true for supertankers and aircraft carriers is equally true for America.

By the time of Obama's inauguration, the lobby had an impressive influence over America, influence that some experts would define as total control. The lobby was closely connected with the Israeli right-wing establishment. Its roots went deeply into the coffers of Wall Street. Its fingers orchestrated the US media. Europe was in constant fear of the Jews.

Within one year, the lobby has lost much of its position:

• Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was publicly humiliated and sent back home running from the White House's back door.

• President Obama uttered an unheard-of call for Israel to join the NPT (nuclear nonproliferation treaty);

The US "accepted Arab demands to pressure Israel over its atomic program."

• A secret historical document revealing Israel's attempt to sell nukes to the South African Apartheid regime was published by the Guardian.

• Threats have been sounding that the US will stop blocking anti-Israeli resolutions in the Security Council.

• Jews are extremely unhappy with Obama, for Obama, in his inaugural address, mentioned Muslims ahead of Jews, "We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus - and nonbelievers." (Read this craziest ever hilarious list of complaints!)

It appears that President Obama is a cool customer, who knows when to go forward and when it is good to wait. He probably has learned how to catch the big fish. Meanwhile he is undoing the financial basis of the lobby.

• The Madoff affair was a painful attack of the lobby's purse. That criminal managed the funds of many Jewish organizations. For mysterious reasons he admitted his crime, and the dominoes began to fall. An old and venerable American Jewish Congress went down, as well as many smaller bodies and individuals.

• For obscure reasons, Lehman Brothers was allowed to fall, starting the financial crisis. Lehman Brothers was a prominent Jewish institution, actually a reincarnation of the famous Kuhn, Loeb bank. It went down. Such a collapse could not take place without the Obama administration's blessing.

• Now there is a lasting and sustained attack on Goldman-Sachs, one of the biggest and power-connected financial groups. Goldman-Sachs was described by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz as an institution whose list of partners reads like a list of East Side Synagogue donors, all Jewish. Now there are daily reports of misdeeds and crimes committed by GS in the US and elsewhere. GS can be tried, found guilty, dismantled and its executives sued. If it goes down, and this is possible, the lobby will find itself in a harsh and inhospitable world. Obama is closely connected to GS, the body that infiltrated all power structures, but apparently he is not going out of his way to save them.

In Israel, there is a feeling that the Dubai debacle was played up by Obama. Israeli security services took a proper lashing in Dubai. They had planned a small and neat trick: the assassination of a Hamas official. But this crime provided Dubai with an opportunity to out many Israeli spies, who apparently were using the Gulf merchant city as their forward HQ in preparing an action against Iran. From Dubai, it is possible to enter Iran even without passport control. Dozens of Israeli spies weren't there just to kill a Hamas man; they were after bigger prey.

Now, not only have they been outed, but the modus operandi of Israeli services who cloned European and American passports wholesale was made public as well. After the UK, Australia expelled an Israeli 'diplomat' representative of the Mossad. In France, where the Zionists were at peak strength, now there are big changes. President Sarkozy (despite his Jewish roots) has expressed his lack of patience with Israel. One of the best known political writers of France, Regis Debray has published a book attacking not just Israel, but even the French Jewish community and its synagogues for their support of Israel. In the UK, a politician that has constantly criticized Israel has become the deputy prime minister.

In the old argument of Dog and Tail, the Dog decided to downgrade the Tail, while the  pathetic attempts of the Tail to order the Dog around had failed miserably, and not for lack of trying. Apparently, somewhere within the US establishment it was decided that the American imperial interests are not being served by Israel, and moreover, that the Jewish establishment has become too overbearing and bitchy for its own good. It was decided that the Jewish shrew must be tamed, and so she shall.

I doubt the Israeli wet dream of attacking Iran will materialize now. The chances are 80 to 20 against such a move. However we will have a storm warning: if and when Tzipi Livni joins the government, the chances will go up to 50:50. Israel has never entered a war without the substantial support of the left, and Ehud Barak's presence is not sufficient.

Taming is not breaking. A cautious President Obama did send signals that he is not looking for an all-out war with the organized Jewry. He met with Elie Wiesel and comforted him. He invited more Jewish leaders to the White House - and at the same time he allowed Israel to take a substantial beating. Obama is devious, observers in Israel feel; he is playing a tricky game of embracing with one arm and pushing away with another arm. It appears that there is a forthcoming weather change: at least the older generation of Jewish leaders - conservative, belligerent, aggressive, suspicious - will give way to a new generation, that of Dan Axelrod, Rahm Emmanuel, J-street and the like. Whether it will be a change of style or of substance, it is too early to say - but style is substance, too.

Sure, this will not be enough for many of our friends. People began to pour out their disappointment with Obama within 24 hours of his inauguration. "Wot! A whole day has passed and the American troops are not out of Iraq yet, Israel still gets American support and the bankers are being bailed out?"  However, this was to be expected. The US was fully geared to go in a certain direction; even if Obama would like to change course, it would take a longish time.

An interesting sign of this change can be observed in the Hollywood movie Prince of Persia. It is a fable of the Empire's assault on an innocent state (the US attack of Iraq?). The assault was caused by a bald Jewish-looking neocon of a king's brother who lied and supplied false information of WMD because he wanted to become the King. The bad neocon used evil assassins (surely Israelis?). Eventually the main character, the prince, born in the gutter and elevated by the king for his merit (Obama?) stops the war, makes peace with the enemy, even marries the princess.

It was noticed that the US film industry often produces films presaging changes in the policy. Bombing of Serbia, 9/11 and Afghan war were shown in Hollywood movies before they occurred in real life. Judging by the Prince of Persia, the childish Americans are being prepared to a big change.

— Israel Shamir is an internationally acclaimed columnist and writer.
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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet, 10 killed
« Reply #2 on: May 31, 2010, 05:02:30 AM »
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Gaza aid flotilla attacked, 10 killed


Israeli forces have attacked the international aid convoy Freedom Flotilla en route to the besieged Gaza Strip, killing at least 10 people and leaving more than 50 injured.

The attack came on Monday morning after one of the six ships in the convoy was hit by Israeli navy forces before being stormed by commandos descending from helicopters.

The interception reportedly took place in international waters, more than 150km (90 miles) off the coast of Gaza.

Israel had earlier deployed warships and threatened to stop the flotilla from reaching the Palestinian territory where the war-ravaged residents were impatiently eying the arrival of the aid convoy.

Israeli navy forces and helicopters have taken over the ships in the humanitarian aid convoy and are using force against those on board, a Press TV correspondent reported.

Israeli soldiers have also reportedly detained activists accompanying the convoy.

In Gaza, Palestine's democratically elected Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh strongly condemned the attack on the flotilla and called on the international community to protect the aid mission.

The convoy carries 10,000 tons of supplies and hundreds of politicians, activists and journalists.

The flotilla was seeking to break Israel's crippling blockade of Gaza and deliver basic necessities to the impoverished Palestinians in the coastal enclave.



src: http://presstv.com/detail.aspx?id=128420&sectionid=351020202
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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #3 on: May 31, 2010, 05:27:59 AM »
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I wait to hear from the "world" on this terrorist act!



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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #4 on: May 31, 2010, 05:43:44 AM »
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An earlier video reort on the attack:


Israeli troops storm Gaza flotilla



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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #5 on: May 31, 2010, 05:51:47 AM »
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Is the international community going to sit idle once again?

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #6 on: May 31, 2010, 05:57:51 AM »
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i also await to hear on this, if the zionists some how spin it to look like the humanitarian aid workers were the aggressors, i will be shocked to say the least.
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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #7 on: May 31, 2010, 06:00:52 AM »
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• • "For obscure reasons, Lehman Brothers was allowed to fall, starting the financial crisis. Lehman Brothers was a prominent Jewish institution, actually a reincarnation of the famous Kuhn, Loeb bank. It went down. Such a collapse could not take place without the Obama administration's blessing."

This section is a bit erroneous, Lehman Brothers filed Bankruptcy before Obama was President...
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« Reply #8 on: May 31, 2010, 06:02:40 AM »
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Thanks for the video Catsoo.

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #9 on: May 31, 2010, 06:15:14 AM »
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Israel boards Gaza-bound ships, 15 dead: reports

Dan Williams
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Mon May 31, 2010 1:23am EDT


Palestinians ride aboard boats in a preparation for the arrival of a convoy of ships to Gaza's Seaport, May 30, 2010.

Credit: Reuters/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - About 15 people were killed on Monday when the Israeli navy intercepted a convoy of aid ships that activists were trying to sail to the Gaza Strip, Israel's Channel 10 private television network said.

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Earlier, a spokesman for the Free Gaza Movement which organized the six-ship flotilla said at least two were killed.

Casualties could hurt Israel's international image and diplomatic relations, especially its long-time regional Muslim ally Turkey, whose flag some of the aid ships were flying.

Israel has said it was absolutely determined to maintain its blockade of the Muslim Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, a Palestinian territory of 1.5 million. It has previously halted such activist ships, although others have reached Gaza before.

Amid Israeli military censorship and a refusal of Israeli officials to comment on what appeared to be a continuing operation three hours after dawn broke over the Mediterranean, Channel 10 made clear it was not citing foreign sources.

After initially reporting that at least 10 people were dead, it later said the death toll was between 14 and 16. It said commandos who had boarded the convoy were still conducting searches and encountering what it called violent resistance.

"Two people have been killed on board the Turkish boat and 30 or more were wounded," said Mary Hughes Thompson, a spokesewoman for the Free Gaza Movement, which was behind the convoy.

"As far as we know IDF (Israeli military) commandos descended on the boat from helicopters and took it over."

The convoy set off in international waters off Cyprus on Sunday in defiance of an Israeli-led blockade of the Gaza Strip and warnings that it would be intercepted.

The flotilla was organized by pro-Palestinian groups and a Turkish human rights organization. Turkey had urged Israel to allow it safe passage and said the 10,000 tonnes of aid the convoy was carrying was humanitarian.

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Turkey, long Israel's best Muslim friend and a key ally in a hostile Middle East, was highly critical of Israel's attack on Gaza 18 months ago, in which 1,400 Palestinians were killed. Relations between the two states are now distinctly chilly and bloodshed at sea will do nothing to improve them.

CNN showed pictures of a commando apparently sliding down a rope and clashing with a man wielding a stick. Other TV images showed what appeared to be rubber boarding launches.

France 24 television aired video of a woman in a Muslim headress holding a stretcher with a large bloodstain on it. Below her lay a man, apparently wounded, in a blanket.

Israel had said it would prevent the convoy from reaching the Gaza Strip.

Israel and Egypt tightened a blockade on Gaza after Hamas took over the territory in 2007. Israel launched a devastating military offensive in Gaza in December 2008 with the aim of halting daily rocket fire toward its cities.

Most of the 1.5 million Palestinians living in Gaza rely on aid, blaming Israel for imposing restrictions on the amount and type of goods it allows into the territory.

The United Nations and Western powers have urged Israel to ease its restrictions to prevent a humanitarian crisis. They have been urging Israel to let in concrete and steel to allow for postwar reconstruction.

Israel denies there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, saying food, medicine and medical equipment are allowed in regularly. It says the restrictions are necessary to prevent weapons and materials that could be used to make them from reaching Hamas.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64T21820100531

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #10 on: May 31, 2010, 06:22:00 AM »
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Turks take over Israeli Embassy in turkey:

http://www.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=8903100269


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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #11 on: May 31, 2010, 06:39:17 AM »
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Turks take over Israeli Embassy in turkey:

http://www.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=8903100269


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Haha nice, every country should do it. They should actually take over the embassy.

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #12 on: May 31, 2010, 07:05:04 AM »
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Israel attacks Gaza aid flotilla - 16 activists killed Small | Large

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« Reply #13 on: May 31, 2010, 07:12:26 AM »
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How interesting! The Wall Street Journal reported nine minutes ago that the casualties are only four dead.

These are the times to know who is who in the media:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703703704575277632709673018.html?mod=rss_whats_news_us



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« Reply #14 on: May 31, 2010, 07:23:35 AM »
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"srael's official Army Radio, citing Turkish reports, also put the death toll at 16, but said there wasn't any official Israeli confirmation of that number. "The soldiers responded when live bullets were fired on them and one of the soldiers' weapons was stolen," Army Radio reported."

- Zionist twist on things will come from the point of self defense.

Video evidence ive seen shows as the Israeli army men come on the boat they are attacked. But to the point of being shot at? I dont think so.

Regardless they had no buisness intercepting a ship in international waters like a Somali pirate!

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« Reply #15 on: May 31, 2010, 07:25:26 AM »
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Warning the source is Zionist

Violent protests in Turkey; Israeli envoy summoned

Turkish TV stations say police have blocked dozens of stone-throwing protesters who tried to storm Israeli Consulate in Istanbul over IDF attack on aid ships to Gaza. Israeli ambassador ordered to arrive at Foreign Ministry

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Published:    05.31.10, 07:38 / Israel News

Turkish police blocked dozens of stone-throwing protesters who tried to storm the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul over reports of an Israeli attack on at least one aid ship in international waters on Monday, news channels reported.

 

CNN-Turk and NTV showed dozens of angry protesters scuffling with Turkish police guarding the consulate in downtown Istanbul.

"Damn Israel," the protesters shouted.

 

Turkey summoned the Israeli ambassador to the foreign ministry to discuss the incident, which heightened tensions between Turkey and Israel to new levels.

 

It was also reported that Turkey warned Israel against "unprecedented and incomprehensible ramifications."

 

Due to the events, the Foreign Ministry plans to call on Israelis staying in Turkey to return to Israel, and on Israelis planning to travel to Turkey to cancel their trip. Israel is also planning to demand that Ankara take responsibility for all Israelis on its territory.

 

The Israeli military denied that its forces attacked the boats but said they would enforce the decision to keep them away from Gaza.

 

Two TV networks reported earlier that Israeli warships attacked the six ships carrying pro-Palestinian activists and aid for blockaded Gaza, killing at least 14 and wounding an unknown number of people on board.

 

"We were not expecting such an operation in international waters," Omer Faruk Korkmaz, an official of the pro-Islamic aid group, IHH, that led the aid shipment said in Turkey. "Israel has been caught redhanded and the international community will not forgive it."

 

Korkmaz said the ship was being escorted to Haifa.

 

The al-Jazeera network reported that senior Turkish officials were expected to convene an emergency meeting to discuss their stand regarding what they referred to as "the Israli attack on the freedom sail."

 

The Turkish protest against Israel began on Sunday evening, as hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Israeli Embassy in Ankara and the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul in order to protest "the Israeli acts of provocation against the sail."

 

On Sunday evening, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan rejected Israeli claims about the Turkish link to the sail. He said the boats, carrying aid to the Gaza Strip, had nothing to do with the Turkish government.

 

"It's an international civilian act," he said during a visit to Brazil. "This step has only been taken for humanitarian purposes. I think there will be no problem if Israel shows a humanitarian stance towards the humanitarian aid."

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3896431,00.html

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #17 on: May 31, 2010, 08:55:54 AM »
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I had a feeling they were going to do this.... the world will stay quite like they did with Gaza massacre.... fighting is the only way!
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« Reply #18 on: May 31, 2010, 09:06:30 AM »
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As long as Israel gets away with these crimes, it will continue making them. What, if any, consequences did their bombings of UN schools and hospitals with phosphorus bombs have? The Jewish master-race enjoys immunity it seems... 

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As long as Israel gets away with these crimes, it will continue making them. What, if any, consequences did their bombings of UN schools and hospitals with phosphorus bombs have? The Jewish master-race enjoys immunity it seems... 

The have absolute immunity.

 Its really sad and to be honest it creates a feeling of hopelessness, but thats when the Qor'aan, the prophets and the Immams come in and tell us that hope is never lost and victory against oppression is inevitable.

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #20 on: May 31, 2010, 11:12:26 AM »
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Im hearing rumours Turkey withdrew the ambassador of Izrael... anyone have anything?

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« Reply #21 on: May 31, 2010, 11:40:09 AM »
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Im hearing rumours Turkey withdrew the ambassador of Izrael... anyone have anything?
Yes, I also heard the same.

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« Reply #22 on: May 31, 2010, 11:41:12 AM »
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I have a feeling Hamas is going to retaliate.

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Re: Israel 'attacks' Gaza aid fleet
« Reply #23 on: May 31, 2010, 11:54:24 AM »
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I have a feeling Hamas is going to retaliate.

There is no need. This is now a political war being faught. If there is another military conflict it wont be small.

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« Reply #24 on: May 31, 2010, 02:41:22 PM »
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 Live Stream from Turkish's IHH Mission to Gaza :

http://www.gilad.co.uk/writings/live-stream-from-turkishs-ihh-mission-to-gaza.html


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