I've always been a good friend of the English Jewish community, I went to Hebrew school, I talked about Kabbalah religion with the rabbis, I covered my head to enter the synagogues of at least two countries. Do not lose sight of my Master, Jesus of Nazareth was a native of that people, not forgetting the suffering that has happened.
Therefore, first and foremost for the inalienable dignity of human life, behold with indignation and grief how the Israeli army - already known for his "courage" when using all its sophisticated technology and weaponry against women overwhelming children and elderly - is now devoted to the "heroic efforts" of massacring peace and cooperating. Abused and, once again the arrogance that has historically given refuge under the skirts U.S. to laugh at the pleasure of the international community, to mock the UN resolutions and always escape sanctions. These same resolutions and sanctions, are strictly applied to other countries, have serious economic consequences, diplomatic and military, but Israel is only impunity.
However, the fact is unprecedented. The night of 25-26 December 1991, the Ibn Khaldoun boat carrying a shipment to Iraq of food and medicines for children suffering from the U.S. blockade. On board were 242 women, mostly Arabs and American but also European. The load had picked up the League of Arab Women and humanitarian associations. The ship sailed from Algiers on 6 December. 26, at 4 am, 18 American warships forced to stop the freighter. Confident that they do not would be hurt by the Geneva Convention, left the bridge. The 400 marines boarded, broke the camera and beat and raped many of them, including two Americans accused of Arabs. At 7 am they left after destroying the cell and to seize all the charts. The ship was fixed 9 days. This was silenced by the Western media, despite having all the ingredients to make great stories. It systematically hid any shocking aspect of the episode. Never judged anyone. Hopefully this time is different. Gabriel Ortiz
Wüldenmar
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