Ex US President Jimmy Carter and a group from both sides of "the wall" revealed a secret peace plan for the Middle East in Geneva yesterday. While this isn't a real peace plan in the older sense, but its no difference in terms of the seriousness with which the planners have taken it. Those involved were committed to creating a just solution, being left leaning people themselves, and it will be interesting to see if this plan is to be taken on board by the justice movement in the west.
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And this is what Sharon said
02.12.2003 02:01
Also, from
"Unyielding Israeli PM deadlocks new peace initiative"
"Israel's Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, has rejected calls for a halt to Israeli settlement and fence-building in the West Bank as a precondition for a first meeting with his new Palestinian counterpart, Ahmed Qurie. The deadlock in efforts to revive Israel-Palestinian talks coincides with the launch of a new unofficial peace proposal in Geneva yesterday. Could it be any more obvious that Sharon does not want peace?"
This article links to:
More on "settlements":
"WAR CRIME: "The Occupying Power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies" 4th Geneva"
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"impartial" !!! Your souce is the Zionist Youth website!
02.12.2003 15:46
under the name "Impartial observer of the middle east conflict" ...
Really fucking "impartical" when the whole bullshit lying article is lifted from:
who are a ZIONIST YOUTH movement ...
Still trying to defend land stealing and ethnic cleansing by the non-Jewish "state" of "israel" (the zionist entity occuyping Palestine)?
If you want to know more about the difference between the religion of Judaism and the racist ideology that is "zionism" then don't listen to me, listen to the Jews:
etc.
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Palestinians threaten US, world against Geneva accord
02.12.2003 18:38
Following noon prayers on Saturday, several thousand Hamas supporters marched toward the offices of the Palestinian Legislative Council in Gaza City, chanting slogans against the agreement and calling on Palestinians to boycott its signing ceremony early next month in Geneva.
"The Geneva agreement is a betrayal of Allah, his prophet, and the Palestinian people," read some of the placards carried by the protesters.
The Committee for the Defense of the Rights of Palestinian Refugees issued a statement in the Gaza Strip calling on Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat and his prime minister, Ahmed Qurei, to take a clear position against the Geneva Accord.
The statement warned that any Palestinian who travels to Geneva for the signing ceremony would be murdered as a traitor and collaborator.
"We urge all those who signed the defeatist draft agreement to openly rescind their decision and to boycott the ceremony," it added.
At another rally in the Jabalya refugee camp on Friday, about 4,000 Hamas and Islamic Jihad supporters, some wearing black hoods and holding up hand grenades, protested against the agreement. They too denounced the Palestinian negotiators involved in the talks leading up to the agreement as traitors.
"Those behind this document should be brought to trial because no one authorized them to talk on behalf of the Palestinian people and to betray us with this document," Nizar Rayan, a Hamas leader, told the crowd."
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