Une Kalachnikov dans la manifestation pro-Gaza de Paris ?
 
Lors de la manifestation propalestinienne de samedi à Paris, qui a rassemblé quelques milliers de personnes dans le calme, des simulacres d’exécutions ont été organisés. L’un des manifestants avait une Kalachnikov.
 
Un homme en treillis, un fusil d’assaut à la main, dans les rues de Paris ? Une nouvelle manifestation en soutien aux Palestiniens s'est déroulée samedi dans le calme à Paris. Quelques milliers de personnes ont défilé pour dénoncer l'"agression israélienne" à Gaza et réclamer la "levée" du blocus" de l'enclave palestinienne.
 
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http://www.franceinfo.fr/actu/fait [...] ris-547543

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EinODj1hM_U

Faluja a écrit :
 
 
 
Ouais enfin décrédibiliser un site parce qu'il publie des articles tendancieux sur le 11 septembre bof.  
 
En premier lieu, le 11 septembre, je ne dis pas que les tours ne se sont pas effondrés à cause des avions, mais je ne dis pas l'inverse non plus, je n'y étais pas et je ne suis pas expert en la matière, personne ne sait, point barre.  
 
Et ce site publie manifestement des articles de diverses groupes.

Un jeune homme tué
 
En Cisjordanie, un jeune homme de 19 ans a été tué dans des heurts près de la colonie de Psagot, entre Jérusalem et la ville de Ramallah. L'armée israélienne a dit étudier le dossier.
 
En outre, des dizaines de Palestiniens de Cisjordanie ont été blessés vendredi par les forces de sécurité israéliennes lors d'une autre manifestation à Hébron contre l'offensive dans la bande de Gaza, ont annoncé des responsables médicaux palestiniens.
 
Un homme a été grièvement blessé par un tir à la poitrine, et un autre, âgé de 29 ans, a été touché par des tirs réels et de balles en caoutchouc. Selon l'armée israélienne, 300 manifestants ont attaqué des soldats en faisant rouler des pneus en feu et en lançant des cocktails Molotov et des pierres.
 
Aussi à Ramallah et Bethléem
 
Environ 2000 personnes défilaient, dont beaucoup agitaient les drapeaux verts du Hamas, selon un correspondant de l'AFP. Des manifestations ont également eu lieu à Ramallah et aux environs de Naplouse, toujours en Cisjordanie.
 
Et aux alentours de Bethléem, selon la police israélienne, des «centaines» de manifestants, certains masqués ou portant des roquettes en plastique, ont jeté des pierres et des cocktails Molotov sur la police, qui les a dispersés. Aucun blessé n'a été rapporté.

Un enfant palestinien de 11 ans a été tué dimanche dans le camp de réfugiés d'al-Fawar, près d'Hébron, au sud de la Cisjordanie occupée, a-t-on appris auprès des secours palestiniens.
 
Mohammad Khalil al-Anati a été tué par un tir de l'armée israélienne, selon des témoins à l'AFP. L'armée a indiqué être en train d'examiner cette information.

Qui osera encore critiquer Tsahal ?
 
http://www.courrierinternational.c [...] uer-tsahal

Egyptian ceasefire plan introduces PA control in Gaza
 
 
Analysis: Israel seems prepared to accept passage of goods, people between Gaza, West Bank; diplomats considering release of prisoners withheld during peace talks.
 
Ron Ben-Yishai
 
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According to the emerging agreement, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and his Palestinian Authority (PA) will have control over the Philadelphi Route to prevent further construction of smuggling tunnels beneath the border between Egypt and Gaza.
 
By following this plan, Abbas and forces under the PA would be responsible for monitoring or destroying entrances to smuggling tunnels on the Palestinian side and the Egyptians would do the same from Sinai as they have done up till now.
 
These plans for the Philadelphi Route are all part of the Egyptian ceasefire plan which would include the opening of the Rafah border crossing under control of the PA and which Abbas' negotiators seem ready to accept within the framework of their reconciliation government with Hamas, restoring some form of control and status to the PA in the Gaza *****.
 
In accordance with the current outlines drawn up by the Egyptians, Israel is required to facilitate the movement of goods at the Kerem Shalom border crossing as well as the movement of people between Gaza and the West Bank through the Erez border crossing. Israel is prepared to agree to such a deal.
 
The Israelis have also signaled that they are prepared to grant the Palestinians expanded fishing rights off the Gaza coast, but demand that Israeli forces will be able to monitor a security parameter from the west to the fence surrounding the ***** in order to make sure that Palestinian organizations aren't digging new smuggling tunnels.
 
It's not completely clear if the Israelis are demanding a permanent presence in the security parameter or simply the right to enter the area when there is suspicion of a tunnel being dug and about to emerge in Israeli territory.
 
According to the Egyptian initiative, besides having control of the Philidelphi Route and the Rafah border crossing, the PA will act as a middle man, passing funds from Qatar to Hamas in the amount required to pay some 43,000 government officials who have not been paid for quite some time.
 
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These efforts are complex, but can be easily separated into two different political fronts or goals to be achieved.
 
1. The involved parties are working to achieve an immediate ceasefire that will allow for humanitarian relief to reach Palestinians in the Gaza *****.
 
2. The general consensus is also that a long-term agreement needs to be reached that will include an international declaration to prevent Hamas' military build up under either Palestinian or international supervision, and a large aid package to rebuild the Gaza *****.
 
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Prisoner release
 
 
Israel will most likely agree to release Palestinian prisoners that were denied their freedom during the last round of peace talks. This move will strengthen PA leader Abbas and at least partially meet Hamas' demands to release certain prisoners. However, right-wing politicians in Israel deny reports regarding the possible release of prisoners who were released in the deal for Gilad Shalit and re-captured during Operation Brother's keeper in the West Bank.
 
Bassam as-Salhi, a member of the Palestinian envoy to Cairo, said Saturday that the Palestinians have postponed Israel's suggestion to release prisoners in exchange for the bodies of Israeli soldiers.
 
As-Salhi spoke to Ma'an News Agency on Saturday saying that the Palestinians are refusing to discuss the subject of the soldiers in the framework of the ceasefire talks. He said that the delegates would be ready to raise the issue after their other demands were met.
 
Meanwhile, in the international arena, Justice Minister Tzipi Livni is pushing for an agreement that will finance the rehabilitation of the Gaza ***** with funds from the US, EU and possibly even the UN while making sure to enforce strict inspection to prevent the military build up of Hamas and other Palestinian organizations in the Gaza *****.

Dispute over Gaza death toll
 
As Israelis, Palestinians fight for international favor, sources come to conflicting figures of civilian deaths vs. militant deaths in Gaza.
 
Associated Press
 
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The UN and rights groups operating in Gaza under the umbrella of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), say about three-quarters of the around 1,900 Palestinians killed were civilians, including 450 children, with many perishing in strikes that killed several family members at a time.
 
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The initial source of information about deaths in the war has been the Health Ministry in Hamas-run Gaza. The ministry has become more efficient in collecting data over the years, learning from two previous rounds of fighting in 2008-2009 and in 2012, said Ashraf al-Kidra, the keeper of the statistics.
 
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Al-Kidra uses a very broad definition of civilians, saying the term applies to anyone who has not been claimed by one of the armed groups as a member.
 
UN researchers start out with figures from the ministry, the media and other sources, but then cross-check them with the help of Palestinian, Israeli and international human rights groups.
The UN's overall number of 1,922 killed is slightly higher than that of the Gaza Health Ministry.
 
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The highest toll has been provided by the Gaza-based Palestinian Center for Human Rights, which said 1,976 Palestinians were killed over the past month, almost 83 percent of them civilians.
 
The group's higher count of civilians is due, in part, to a broader definition. The PCHR says anyone who is not effectively participating in a military operation is a civilian, including a Hamas fighter who is killed at home while taking a break.