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Breaking Gaza siege convoy files lawsuits to enter sinai

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The executive committee of "Breaking Gaza Siege" convoy said that they are going to file lawsuits against the persons responsible for their prevention from crossing Sinai and reaching Rafah gateway.

Representatives of the committee said in the press conference -which was held at the entrance of Al Ismailyya city on Wednesday Ramadan (September) 10 at night- that they are going to file lawsuits against Minister of Interior and Governors of Al Ismailyya and North Sinai, to enable them to move freely inside Egypt reaching its eastern border.

The MPs participating in the delegation of the convoy said that they are going to make a parliamentary accountability for the responsible of preventing the delegation, about   breaching law and Constitution, which ensure the right of Egyptians to move freely within their territories.

Preventing peaceful Egyptians, who do not have but relief materials for their brothers and sisters in Gaza, shows that the Egyptian government is participating in the provisions of the imposed siege on Gaza, the MPs said.

(IkhwanWeb – Egypt)

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We were right theUSIsarael rift was simply much ado about nothing

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By Diana Buttu

(source:  Daily Star.com)

Many critics are perfectly content to be proven right when their critique of current affairs meets their low expectations. For such critics, being right demonstrates that their criticism and knowledge of political36are sound and well placed. But, for Palestinian critics, there is little joy in being proven right because it means that the political situation is just as grim as predicted.  

Such is the case with the much-hyped “row” between Israel and the United States back in March following the announcement that Israel would build 1,600 new housing units in the colony of Ramat Shlomo. While much was made of US President Barack Obama’s subsequent shunning of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House during their last meeting – including the unspeakable decision not to hold a joint press conference or even allow photographers to capture the meeting – critics properly noted that there was much ado about nothing. Alas, the critics were correct.  

The latest, cordial, meeting between Netanyahu and Obama a few weeks ago came as little surprise. Palestinians have grown accustomed to seeing Israeli leaders warmly received in the White House, irrespective of the crimes perpetrated by Israel against Palestinians. Broad smiles have always greeted Israeli officials, even when Israel’s insatiable appetite for Palestinian land flies in the face of international demands for a freeze on settlement activity. Indeed, the White House always reminds us of the “unshakeable bond” between Israel and the United States even as Palestinian homes continue to be demolished. 

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