Video Qalandiya Checkpoint : nessuna occupazione, questa come la chiamate?
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Oggi è l'ultimo Venerdì di Ramadan, migliaia di palestinesi ,che vivono sul lato 'sbagliato,sono in coda al Qalandiya Checkpoint vicino a Gerusalmme . Sono in attesa da ore sotto il sole implacabile, a temperature che svettano sopra i 32gradi Celsius (90 gradi Farenheit) . Sperano di potersi recare a pregare ad al-Aqsa a Gerusaleme
Activestills ha filmato il seguente video video: disgusto , disperazione, repulsione è ciò che si prova
Questo video è brutto , senza speranza , disgustoso I soldati sono indifferenti o arrabbiati contro i civili tra torri di guardia, cemento, rifiuti, sporcizia e
disperazione Questa è Qalandiya.
Gli occhi sono puntati sugli orrori che avvengono in Siria, nello Yemen e in Iraq.quindi che cosa volete che sia una occupazione militare senza fine rispetto alle decapitazioni, alle torture, agli stupri di massa e a milioni di rifugiati e sfollati.?
Eid Mubarak.
Black-clad mounted Border Police galloping into and
nearly trampling a crowd of unarmed civilians, old men and women lucky
enough to meet the army’s criteria to pray in Jerusalem mutely line up
to pass through what look like cattle lanes. Notes on one scene of
ugliness and occupation.
Today, on the last Friday of Ramadan, thousands of Palestinians who live on the ‘wrong’ side of Israel’s West Bank barrier queued up at Qalandiya Checkpoint near Jerusalem, waiting for hours under the relentless Levantine sun, in temperatures that soared above 32 degrees Celsius (90 degrees Farenheit) for an opportunity to attend Friday noon prayers at al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
Activestills, the cooperative of photojournalists that works in partnership with +972 and Local Call, its Hebrew sister publication, filmed the following video:
These are scenes that I have witnessed many times in real life. And I have seen more videos and still photos of similar scenes than I care to count. I’ve reached a point of avoiding these videos, but for some reason I clicked on this one. And all I could feel while watching it was disgust and despair. Because what’s going on here is disgusting. There’s no other word but disgust. Oh, and revulsion.
Vestiti di nero ,la polizia di frontiera si scaglia al galoppo contro una folla di civili disarmati che hanno solo sacchetti di
plastica e carte d'identità.
Sembrano i cosacchi al galoppo contro gli ebrei terrorizzati in
uno dei primi shtetl russi del Novecento, tranne che non hanno torce.In lingua araba ,forze di sicurezza in piedi su una collina , abbaiano ordini tramite un altoparlante ,lanciano granate assordanti e sparano gas lacrimogeni contro le persone che che insultano e assalgono Vecchi , uomini e donne sono costretti a passare attraverso corsie simili a quelle del bestiame in un mattatoio
Gli occhi sono puntati sugli orrori che avvengono in Siria, nello Yemen e in Iraq.quindi che cosa volete che sia una occupazione militare senza fine rispetto alle decapitazioni, alle torture, agli stupri di massa e a milioni di rifugiati e sfollati.?
Eid Mubarak.
Not an occupation? Whatever it is, it’s disgusting | +972 MagazineBlack-clad
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unarmed civilians,
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By Lisa Goldman
[VIDEO] Not an occupation? Whatever it is, it's disgusting
Today, on the last Friday of Ramadan, thousands of Palestinians who live on the ‘wrong’ side of Israel’s West Bank barrier queued up at Qalandiya Checkpoint near Jerusalem, waiting for hours under the relentless Levantine sun, in temperatures that soared above 32 degrees Celsius (90 degrees Farenheit) for an opportunity to attend Friday noon prayers at al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
Activestills, the cooperative of photojournalists that works in partnership with +972 and Local Call, its Hebrew sister publication, filmed the following video:
These are scenes that I have witnessed many times in real life. And I have seen more videos and still photos of similar scenes than I care to count. I’ve reached a point of avoiding these videos, but for some reason I clicked on this one. And all I could feel while watching it was disgust and despair. Because what’s going on here is disgusting. There’s no other word but disgust. Oh, and revulsion.
By Natasha Roth
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Black-clad mounted Border Police galloping into and nearly trampling a
crowd of unarmed civilians carrying plastic bags and identity cards.
They look like Middle Eastern Cossacks galloping past cowering Jews in
an early twentieth century Russian shtetl, except they’re not carrying
torches. Arabic-speaking security forces standing on a hill and barking
orders through a loudspeaker as they toss stun grenades and shoot tear
gas at people who shuffle like sheep past soldiers who insult them and
assault them. Old men and women lucky enough to meet the army’s criteria
to pray in Jerusalem mutely line up to pass through what look like
cattle lanes at an abattoir — or worse.Everything in this video is ugly and hopeless and disgusting, from the indifferent or angry soldiers to the hopeless shuffling civilians to the physical wasteland of watchtowers, concrete, garbage, filth and despair that is Qalandiya. It is this grinding despair and the indifference it engenders that makes me feel as though there’s almost no point in bringing the attention of readers to this video. There are hundreds like it, stretching back over years and years. Literally.
But the people who care don’t have the power to effect change, while the people who do have the power to effect change just don’t give a shit. And everyone else is fixated on the incomparably greater horrors in Syria, Yemen and Iraq. After all, what’s an unending military occupation compared to beheadings, torture, mass rape and millions of refugees and displaced people.
Eid mubarak.
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