Er zijn ontzettend veel oproepen, petities, en open brieven over de oorlog tegen Gaza. Ik noem er hier een, die indruk maakt door de lange lijst van mensen. In Engeland lukt wat hier in Nederland nog maar aarzelend op gang komt: daar durven intellectuelen, academici en kunstenaars hun nek uit te steken en ronduit te zeggen wat ze vinden. Dit is de vertaling van hun oproep, geplaatst in de Guardian.
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\nDe oproep: (vertaling Ria)<\/p>\n
Het bloedbad in Gaza is de meest recente fase van een oorlog die Isra\u00ebl Isra\u00ebl moet deze oorlog verliezen. Het is niet voldoende om aan te We moeten doen wat we kunnen om te voorkomen dat Isra\u00ebl haar oorlog Professor Gilbert Achcar, Development Studies, SOAS We regard Israel’s indiscriminate killing in Gaza as a crime against humanity. We protest against Israel’s exterminating tactics and offer our wholehearted support to the people of Gaza. As members of the Jewish Black Asian Forum, we are distressed and outraged at the pointless loss of life and humanitarian disaster in Gaza. The values we share, and the stories of loss and exclusion we bring to our discussions , drive us to speak out together. As members of British communities closely connected to Israel and Palestine, we call on Israel to immediately end its use of military force in Gaza and on Hamas to cease firing rockets into Israel. Our government, together with other governments and international actors, must engage with the authorities in Israel, Palestine and Gaza to help facilitate a lasting peace in the region and an end to the occupation. Er zijn ontzettend veel oproepen, petities, en open brieven over de oorlog tegen Gaza. Ik noem er hier een, die indruk maakt door de lange lijst van mensen. In Engeland lukt wat hier in Nederland nog maar aarzelend op gang … Lees verder
\nal meer dan 60 jaar voert tegen het Palestijnse volk. Het doel van
\ndeze oorlog is nooit veranderd: een overweldigende militaire macht
\ngebruiken om de Palestijnen weg te vagen als politieke macht die in
\nstaat is weerstand te bieden tegen een Isra\u00ebl dat zich steeds meer
\nvan hun land en bestaansmiddelen toe-eigent. Door de oorlog van
\nIsra\u00ebl tegen de Palestijnen zijn Gaza en de westelijke Jordaan-
\noever gigantische politieke gevangenissen geworden. Aan deze oorlog
\nis niets symmetrisch wat betreft de principes, tactiek of
\nconsequenties. Isra\u00ebl is verantwoordelijk voor het beginnen van
\ndeze oorlog, voor de verheviging ervan, en voor het be\u00ebindigen van
\nde meest recente onderbreking van de vijandelijkheden.<\/p>\n
\ndringen op een nieuw staakt-het-vuren of meer humanitaire hulp. Het
\nis niet voldoende om aan te dringen op het hervatten van de dialoog
\nen het erkennen van de belangen en het lijden aan beide zijden. Als
\nwe geloven in het principe van het democratische
\nzelfbeschikkingsrecht, als we vinden dat mensen het recht hebben
\nzich te verzetten tegen militaire agressie en een koloniale
\nbezetting, dan zijn we verplicht een kant te kiezen… tegen
\nIsra\u00ebl, en v\u00f3\u00f3r de mensen in Gaza en op de westelijke Jordaan-oever.<\/p>\n
\nwint. Isra\u00ebl moet accepteren dat haar veiligheid afhankelijk is van
\nrechtvaardigheid en een vreedzame co-existentie met haar buren, en
\nniet van het misdadige gebruik van geweld.
\n<\/em><\/p>\n
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