On El Watan, Wednesday, January 14 edition of " In Sderot, Qassam rockets raining " Melanie Mataresse.
Sample titles:
Le Figaro: "Israel: Sderot we live to the rhythm of rocket "
L" Humanite: "In Gaza we die, we drink in Sderot coffee"
It gives already an idea of the camp where you located.
Reading this article from the special correspondent of El Watan, proves that the Zionist propaganda is very effective. This propaganda massively backed by major media in Western countries managed to reach even those we might think more equipped to withstand and avoid succumbing to it.
Or, and this Worse still, we must believe that Algerian journalists do not have these capabilities, analysis and doubt minumum necessary and vital to do this job, or do not have the minimum of critical thinking, and do not enough with all that decrease their balance as information-cons and manipulations.
the beginning to the end of this article, we present life "hell" of the "victims" of Sderot. In Gaza, which undergoes a rain of death, he must balance the "rain of Qassam" that struck Sderot.
I recall for information that the Zionists' barbaric aggression against Lebanon in 2006 was named "Summer Rain". This means the bad taste of choosing the title of this article, given the huge gap between the effects of "Summer Rain" and "rain of Qassam."
It may be argued that the journalist might not know for Lebanon. Suddenly, it becomes incompetence characterized, because we can write about the barbaric Zionist is not at least aware of things in the news. Lebanon 2006, is still news, not even history.
I was very moved (sic) by the words of poor Israelis who need to go to shelters in 12 seconds.
She said many other journalist. The time it takes for a rocket to reach Sderot, the time available for people to hide in shelters.
And this testimony of this grandfather [...] The lives of our children do not resemble that of other children around the world. They are taught to put themselves in a shelter in less than twelve seconds, and if they fail, they start until they arrive. Like the blue army. I am a grandfather of four grandchildren, including the largest is 11 years old. I never played ball with him outside. In the house they live, even in winter, with a window open to make sure we hear the warning [....]
Touching, no? He never played ball with his grandchildren .. .. Meskine
is simple, the children of Gaza would give their life for a life like that of the inhabitants of Sderot. Ie, living on their land, free, can go where they want to go to school, beach, etc. ..
For children of Gaza, living in an area where you have 800 Qassam rockets to kill a person is paradise.
must note that throughout this article the journalist had found no inhabitants of Sderot, which did not seem to have been Brieff Tipzi by Livni.
continue ...
And these Hamas people?
Nonsense.
[...] These are homemade rockets. Hamas manufactures them with pipes - before they came to Israel to steal the pipes signs ...[...]
Thieves steal pipes that come to Sderot to manufacture rockets. Puree all thieves these decidedly Arab!
While Israeli them, " use tomahawk they are guided in through the windows without touching the frame to avoid innocent casualties. "
It is blissful to such humanity, as of care, much love.
Of Love sent thousands of guided missiles to be delivered at home.
Ya âayni for these sweet bombings .. Aala ago aayni softness of the Zionists.
Then another moving sequence. That of " before it went well . "Before Hamas, of course (do not lose sight of the focus of Zionist propaganda): [...] This is not the shedding of blood that repairs the bloodshed. But before Hamas , things went well. entrepreneurs and workers in the Gaza Strip came to work here ... [...]
Obviously the reporter has nothing to say. Not on how it was before in Gaza for example. To say that " c'état well before " does not apply at all to the Palestinians. Because for them it has never been well , for 60 years.
Then I almost want to send in this Israeli who complains about the ugliness of rocket and bomb shelters that their construction is to raise taxes. It is true that thousands of Palestinian homes destroyed by bulldozers ripped it's very pretty and very aesthetic. And shit, it's true look on the bright side of things: it rid of all the worries of bills: no more electricity bills and water ..
And finally, do not forget to call back especially as Hamas is a terrorist organization: [...] Not really, laments George. I preferred us to agree. We have beautiful beaches, we could build beautiful homes, resorts, develop the economy. Yes. All those deaths, is unfair. But these are terrorists who created the mess, not us .[...]
is the conclusion of the article. Beauty. I put my hand in the fire that was an excerpt from a press release from the Israeli Ministry of Defense. But it seems that the journalist was there.
Sderot is a Palestinian village whose residents were expelled in 1948. The village name was Najd. Very nombruex Gazans now dying under the bombs (guided not to make INNOCENT VICTIMS) originate in Najd.
[....] Najd is the Palestinian village which was established the colony of Sderot after its occupation by the Zionist gangs between May 13 and July 9, 1948.
The village of Najd was completely razed and its inhabitants suffered what is now commonly called ethnic cleansing.
Refugees from Najd probably went to the south and west, towards what we now call the Gaza Strip, join hundreds of thousands of refugees who were herded by the Western conscience in makeshift camps. [...]
But that does not interest our reporter ... She prefers to talk about the new Russian immigrants who settled in Sderot.
According Resolution 194 United Nations and also Article 13, Section 2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, villagers of Najd have the right to return to their homes and their villages of origin.
Do you think the journalist might have said that if there is peace, the Palestinians have the right to return to their land in Najd (Sderot). Aurat she could "test" the will to live frontally displayed by all his interlocutors taking this higher moral stance.
Ah freelance journalist, independent newspaper, which is fighting against the authoritarian rule in Algeria ..
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