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16-08-05, 11:54 PM
Vean que nauseabunda vision, esas son las basuras que pudren el aire... La sola vision requiere cuarentena y desinfecctarse.
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Deadline looms for Gaza settlers
Protesters tried to persuade soldiers to disobey orders
Jewish settlers remaining in the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank have just a few hours left to evacuate their homes before facing forcible eviction.
Israeli soldiers will move in to clear all settlements in Gaza and four in the West Bank if the settlers have not left by midnight Tuesday (2100 GMT).
There were emotional scenes as the pullout got under way on Monday.
In a TV address, Israeli leader Ariel Sharon said it was a painful step, but essential for the nation's future.
The world waits for the Palestinian response... To an outstretched hand we shall respond with an olive branch, but we shall fight fire with the harshest fire ever
Ariel Sharon
Full text of Sharon's speech
Watch his speech
"We cannot hold onto Gaza forever. More than a million Palestinians live there and they double their number with each generation," he said.
"They live in uniquely crowded conditions in refugee camps, in poverty and despair, in hotbeds of rising hatred with no hope on the horizon."
He admitted the withdrawal was a risky manoeuvre, but professed his belief that it was undoubtedly the best way to ensure security and called on all Israelis to trust him.
Scenes of hysteria
And he gave a stark warning to Palestinians on how Israel would respond if they fail to crack down on extremist groups.
"The world is waiting for the Palestinian response... To an outstretched hand we shall respond with an olive branch, but we shall fight fire with the harshest fire ever," he said.
Click below to see a detailed map of the Israeli disengagement plan
Enlarge Map
Mr Sharon was speaking at the end of a day of highly charged scenes as Israeli troops handed out eviction notices in the Gaza Strip.
Many of the unarmed soldiers were confronted by protesters calling on them to disobey their orders. Some of the soldiers, as well as protesters, were in tears.
Although most resistance was non-violent, riots broke out in the northern Gaza settlement of Alei Sinai amid rumours that the settlers could be evacuated from early Tuesday morning.
An old car with smashed windows was brought to the settlement's front gate, and rubber tyres set alight, to stop soldiers from entering, the BBC's Katya Adler says.
The residents had found out they could not move together as a community - as they had originally been told - sparking fury and hysteria, our correspondent adds.
'Historic' move
Some of the settlers in Gaza spoke of feeling betrayed by the Israeli government's decision to evict them.
"I think that all this process is immoral, all this plan is just a disaster for us and when my government said it would find a solution for every settler, we find it a lie, because we are more than 600 families with no solution," said Debbie Rosen, one of the residents at the largest settlement in Gaza, Neve Dekalim.
The withdrawal will not be enough to bring peace. Palestinians must still show they can rule their territory
Linotte Daniel, Belgrade
Gaza pullout: Your views
Press pensive over pullout
In pictures: Pullout begins
"We don't know where to go. We don't know where our kids are going to school and it is two weeks before 1 September and there's nothing prepared for us."
Around half of Gaza's 8,500 settlers have already left. But those remaining have been joined by about 5,000 hardliners from Israel and the West Bank.
This is the first time that Israel has agreed to dismantle settlements built on Palestinian land seized in the Six-Day War in 1967.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas hailed the move as "historic" but said Israel should also pull out of the West Bank.
Hundreds of Palestinians marched through Gaza City to mark the start of the withdrawal and others headed for mosques to give thanks in a mass prayer meeting called by the militant group, Hamas.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4154952.stm
Video;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4154952.stm#
Cita de mierda parlante:
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Haim Ohyon, shopkeeper
God gave this land from the River Jordan to the Sea and Egypt to Lebanon. It's very important to the Jews, every centimetre.
Ariel Sharon is making a big mistake. Israel is a very small country and now he is giving land to the Palestinians, and they give Israel nothing in return.
No pues no mames pinches paracaidistas historicos esos gueyes y defraudadores, si tan Dios se las dio, quiero ver el pinche recibito o contrato de compraventa y no mamadas...
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Yael Cohen, 17
I think it is the smart thing to do because we have lost too many soldiers in Gaza, although it is tough for the people who are losing their homes.
But I don't think we should give up any more territory, for example in the West Bank, because then maybe we will have no country at all.
Esta señorita, con algo de sentido comun en un dudoso punto medio pero ya es algo.
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Ellen Braun, artist
My feeling is that just as a parent will sometimes say 'no' to their child's heartfelt request, here too we've been told 'No' by God, after all our crying and pleading.
Now we have to show our continued strength and faith and help those evacuated unpack and rebuild their lives with continued help and faith and Zionism.
Otra bastarda que cree que el judio es el unico sufrimiento, se queja de sus penas, bah como si los palestinos estuvieran en puro palacete y mansion de lujo en una vida de lo mas holgada.
Me meo en tus malditos genes de poqueria perra asquerosa, lo malo es que ni jabon ni sacrificados fueron han estado impunes pinches sabandijas...
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Matan Tarranto, student
It's not useful to live in a place where there are more soldiers than civilians.
I'm sympathetic to those leaving their homes, but they should have been out long ago. It costs too much, when they could live in peace outside Gaza.
Look, I live in Nahal Oz, the closest kibbutz to Gaza, so we are already in rocket range. And the army can still protect us, whether or not there are settlements.
De todas las fotos solo este cuate creo mostro una actitud mas civilizada y real... Ojala no le caiga una bomba, de este tipo de cautes ojala se llenaran los judios.
LAS DEMAS OPINIONE SPENDEJAS LEANLAS USTEDES MI HIGADO YA NO AGUANTA, IRE A ORINAR EN MI wc DECORADO CON LA ESTRELLA DE DAVID, QUE NI EL BUEY USO PERO EN FIN UNA PATRAÑA MAS.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/html/1.stm
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40693000/jpg/_40693500_appeal203ap.jpg
Deadline looms for Gaza settlers
Protesters tried to persuade soldiers to disobey orders
Jewish settlers remaining in the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank have just a few hours left to evacuate their homes before facing forcible eviction.
Israeli soldiers will move in to clear all settlements in Gaza and four in the West Bank if the settlers have not left by midnight Tuesday (2100 GMT).
There were emotional scenes as the pullout got under way on Monday.
In a TV address, Israeli leader Ariel Sharon said it was a painful step, but essential for the nation's future.
The world waits for the Palestinian response... To an outstretched hand we shall respond with an olive branch, but we shall fight fire with the harshest fire ever
Ariel Sharon
Full text of Sharon's speech
Watch his speech
"We cannot hold onto Gaza forever. More than a million Palestinians live there and they double their number with each generation," he said.
"They live in uniquely crowded conditions in refugee camps, in poverty and despair, in hotbeds of rising hatred with no hope on the horizon."
He admitted the withdrawal was a risky manoeuvre, but professed his belief that it was undoubtedly the best way to ensure security and called on all Israelis to trust him.
Scenes of hysteria
And he gave a stark warning to Palestinians on how Israel would respond if they fail to crack down on extremist groups.
"The world is waiting for the Palestinian response... To an outstretched hand we shall respond with an olive branch, but we shall fight fire with the harshest fire ever," he said.
Click below to see a detailed map of the Israeli disengagement plan
Enlarge Map
Mr Sharon was speaking at the end of a day of highly charged scenes as Israeli troops handed out eviction notices in the Gaza Strip.
Many of the unarmed soldiers were confronted by protesters calling on them to disobey their orders. Some of the soldiers, as well as protesters, were in tears.
Although most resistance was non-violent, riots broke out in the northern Gaza settlement of Alei Sinai amid rumours that the settlers could be evacuated from early Tuesday morning.
An old car with smashed windows was brought to the settlement's front gate, and rubber tyres set alight, to stop soldiers from entering, the BBC's Katya Adler says.
The residents had found out they could not move together as a community - as they had originally been told - sparking fury and hysteria, our correspondent adds.
'Historic' move
Some of the settlers in Gaza spoke of feeling betrayed by the Israeli government's decision to evict them.
"I think that all this process is immoral, all this plan is just a disaster for us and when my government said it would find a solution for every settler, we find it a lie, because we are more than 600 families with no solution," said Debbie Rosen, one of the residents at the largest settlement in Gaza, Neve Dekalim.
The withdrawal will not be enough to bring peace. Palestinians must still show they can rule their territory
Linotte Daniel, Belgrade
Gaza pullout: Your views
Press pensive over pullout
In pictures: Pullout begins
"We don't know where to go. We don't know where our kids are going to school and it is two weeks before 1 September and there's nothing prepared for us."
Around half of Gaza's 8,500 settlers have already left. But those remaining have been joined by about 5,000 hardliners from Israel and the West Bank.
This is the first time that Israel has agreed to dismantle settlements built on Palestinian land seized in the Six-Day War in 1967.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas hailed the move as "historic" but said Israel should also pull out of the West Bank.
Hundreds of Palestinians marched through Gaza City to mark the start of the withdrawal and others headed for mosques to give thanks in a mass prayer meeting called by the militant group, Hamas.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4154952.stm
Video;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4154952.stm#
Cita de mierda parlante:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/img/7.jpg
Haim Ohyon, shopkeeper
God gave this land from the River Jordan to the Sea and Egypt to Lebanon. It's very important to the Jews, every centimetre.
Ariel Sharon is making a big mistake. Israel is a very small country and now he is giving land to the Palestinians, and they give Israel nothing in return.
No pues no mames pinches paracaidistas historicos esos gueyes y defraudadores, si tan Dios se las dio, quiero ver el pinche recibito o contrato de compraventa y no mamadas...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/img/6.jpg
Yael Cohen, 17
I think it is the smart thing to do because we have lost too many soldiers in Gaza, although it is tough for the people who are losing their homes.
But I don't think we should give up any more territory, for example in the West Bank, because then maybe we will have no country at all.
Esta señorita, con algo de sentido comun en un dudoso punto medio pero ya es algo.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/img/5.jpg
Ellen Braun, artist
My feeling is that just as a parent will sometimes say 'no' to their child's heartfelt request, here too we've been told 'No' by God, after all our crying and pleading.
Now we have to show our continued strength and faith and help those evacuated unpack and rebuild their lives with continued help and faith and Zionism.
Otra bastarda que cree que el judio es el unico sufrimiento, se queja de sus penas, bah como si los palestinos estuvieran en puro palacete y mansion de lujo en una vida de lo mas holgada.
Me meo en tus malditos genes de poqueria perra asquerosa, lo malo es que ni jabon ni sacrificados fueron han estado impunes pinches sabandijas...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/img/1.jpg
Matan Tarranto, student
It's not useful to live in a place where there are more soldiers than civilians.
I'm sympathetic to those leaving their homes, but they should have been out long ago. It costs too much, when they could live in peace outside Gaza.
Look, I live in Nahal Oz, the closest kibbutz to Gaza, so we are already in rocket range. And the army can still protect us, whether or not there are settlements.
De todas las fotos solo este cuate creo mostro una actitud mas civilizada y real... Ojala no le caiga una bomba, de este tipo de cautes ojala se llenaran los judios.
LAS DEMAS OPINIONE SPENDEJAS LEANLAS USTEDES MI HIGADO YA NO AGUANTA, IRE A ORINAR EN MI wc DECORADO CON LA ESTRELLA DE DAVID, QUE NI EL BUEY USO PERO EN FIN UNA PATRAÑA MAS.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/middle_east_israelis_on_the_gaza_pull_out/html/1.stm