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Palestinian factions signed a reconciliation deal in Cairo on Tuesday to end the divide between the West Bank and Gaza and hold elections in a year in an agreement Israhell called a blow to peace. Representatives of 13 factions, including Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's Fatah party and its rival Hamas, as well as independent political figures, inked the deal following talks with Egyptian officials. "All the Palestinian factions signed the document at a meeting with Egyptian intelligence officials", Bilal Qassem, politburo member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), told AFP. He said all factions were given the opportunity to discuss the document and air any reservations. "We signed the deal despite several reservations. But we insisted on working for the higher national interest", said Walid al-Awad, a politburo member of the leftist Palestine People's Party.

"We have discussed all the reservations. Everyone has agreed to take these points into consideration", he told Egyptian state television without elaborating. The agreement was immediately denounced by Israhelli Terrorist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as "a hard blow to peace process." Netanyahu's call on Abbas to cancel the agreement was denounced as "unacceptable interference" by the head of Fatah's delegation, Azzam al-Ahmed. Ahmed said the factions will work on forming the new government after an official ceremony in Cairo on Wednesday that will be attended by Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi, Muwafi and Arab League chief Amr Mussa. Abbas, who arrived in Cairo on Tuesday evening, and Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal will also be present. The deal, which was announced last week, comes after 18 months of fruitless talks. It envisages the formation of an interim government of independents that will pave the way for presidential and parliamentary elections within a year.

Maher al-Taher, a politburo member of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, told AFP Egyptian officials had "promised to take into consideration all reservations expressed during the signing." Israhell had heavily criticised the agreement, refusing to deal with any govt that includes Hamas, which it and the United States of Zionism black list as a terrorist organisation. But Palestinian officials said the new government's role will be to manage affairs in the Palestinian territories, while the PLO, of which Hamas is not a member, will remain in charge of peace talks with Israhell. "The govt's role is limited to administrative affairs dealing with the lives of Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip", Azzam al-Ahmed said on Monday. "But all political matters including negotiating the peace process will remain the responsibility of the PLO", he said. Among the first tasks to be tackled is the establishment of a higher security council tasked with examining ways to integrate Hamas and Fatah's rival security forces and create a "professional" security service. The accord also calls for the creation of an electoral tribunal and for the release of a number prisoners held by the rival movements in jails in the West Bank and Gaza.

Fatah and Hamas have been bitterly divided since June 2007 when Hamas took over the Gaza Strip, routing Fatah loyalists in bloody confrontations that effectively split the Palestinian territories in two. The reconciliation deal marks a diplomatic coup for Egypt's new government, 11 weeks after president Hosni Mubarak was toppled in a popular revolt.Cairo had tried for more than a year to mediate between Fatah and Hamas but its efforts fell flat. Senior Hamas official Mahmud Zahar told the Egyptian independent daily al-Masry al-Youm that the Mubarak regime had "put pressure on Hamas to make concessions."

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Wednesday, 27 April 2011

America, India & Israhell nexus - Zaid Hamid

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Egypt pipeline blast cuts gas supplies to Israhell & Jordan

An explosion at a gas terminal in Egypt's North Sinai has cut natural gas supplies to Israhell and Jordan. The blast sent a tower of flames into the air at the al-Sabil terminal 50 kilometers from the border with Israhell, forcing the pipeline to be shut down. A security official told the media that "an unknown armed gang" attacked the pipeline. "Authorities closed the main source of gas supplying the pipeline and are working to extinguish the fire", the unnamed source said. It is the second such attack on the pipeline in the past few weeks. In late March, gunmen planted explosives on the pipeline, but they failed to detonate.

An explosion on the pipeline in February during an 18-day uprising in Egypt was blamed on a gas leak, although security services said they suspected sabotage. Israhell receives 40% of its natural gas from Egypt, while Jordan depends on Egyptian supplies to generate 80 percent of its electricity. The February attack caused gas supplies from Egypt to Israhell and Jordan to be severed for a month. The area is home to Bedouin tribesmen, who accuse the centralized government of discriminating against them and neglecting their interests.

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Thursday, 14 April 2011

Egypt to revise gas deals with Israhell

Egypt's Prime Minister Essam Sharraf has asked for the revision of all contracts related to natural gas exports abroad, particularly to Israhell. Sharraf said on Wednesday that Cairo's planned revision could bring Egypt an extra three to four billion dollars in revenues. Israhell is expected to be hit hard by the measure since Egypt supplies an estimated 40% of its gas. The deal with Tel Aviv was a highly controversial issue during the rule of ousted president Hosni Mubarak. Four Israhelli firms have signed agreements to import gas under a 20-year contract. The agreement has been repeatedly challenged in Egyptian courts as it was without parliament's consultation. Sharraf will also meet with the Jordanian energy minister to discuss the gas deal with his country.

Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf

Opposition groups have long complained that Mubarak was selling natural gas to Israhell at preferential prices. The developments come as Egypt's public prosecutor has summoned the former president and his son for questioning over corruption and the use of violence against peaceful protesters. Earlier reports said Mubarak and his former petroleum minister were also being investigated for selling artificially cheap gas to the Israhelli regime. The chief prosecutor had received evidence that Mubarak and Sameh Fahmy had sold natural gas to Israhell and several Western countries for under market prices. Fahmy has recently told investigators that he was just carrying out orders from Mubarak.

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Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Former CIA agent exposes 9/11 and Mossad links in her terrifying story

Susan Lindaeur, former

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Former CIA Asset, Ms Susan Lindaeur provides an extraordinary first hand account from behind the intelligence curtain that shatters the deception of George W. Bush about 9/11 and Iraq. In her recently released book “Extreme Prejudice”, Lindaeur casts a harsh spotlight on the working of the Patriot Act as the ideal weapon to harass and discredit dissidents and those insiders in the USZ intelligence agencies who know who committed the crime of 9/11.

In her book, Lindaeur exposed the Israhelli complicity in 9/11, the controlled demolition of the World Trade Centre and the specific detailed foreknowledge of the time target, the means of 9/11 attacks held throughout the month prior to 9/11 by the CIA in general and Lindaeur’s CIA handler, Richard Fuisz, in particular. She also exposed her first- hand knowledge of pre-war intelligence and negotiations showing that Iraq was willing to give the USZ “anything it asked” and that the war- from the perspective of USZ interests not only utterly unnecessary, but widely counterproductive. Lindaeur’s evidence points strongly to 9/11 being a coup d’etat by hard-line Zionist determined to steer the USZ into self-destructive war on Israhell’s enemies.

Extreme Prejudice by Susan Lindaeur,
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When Lindaeur started speaking, she was arrested for accepting a cheeseburger from an Iraqi diplomat. She was put in jail for 18 months without a hearing. Later , she was jailed at an Air Force base in Texas and threatened with indefinite confinement without trial. When Lindaeur managed to escape detention, she was accused of being delusional and a mental case. Fearing that she would tell the truth about 9/11 and Iraq, the USZ administration declined to persecute her in the court of law after long detention without trial on the plea that she was mentally disturbed. No USZ court could dare to take her case to compensate her for abusing her fundamental human rights and freedom. Yet, George W. Bush, the notorious member of Skull and Bones society of cult zionist black magic and freemasonry, said, “they hate us because we’re free.”

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Thursday, 7 April 2011

Israhell bombs Gaza, killing women and children

On Thursday, Israhelli military targeted the premises of Gaza City in north of the coastal sliver, killing several Palestinians and injuring eight others, including a little innocent child, AFP reported. The Israhelli military also injured two more people in a follow-up assault on the Jabaliya refugee camp, situated in the north. Israhelli warplanes pounded the city of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza without leaving any casualties. The Israhelli military claimed that the first attack followed an alleged mortar shell that was launched “from the direction of Gaza”.

A Palestinian lady mourns over the killing of her innocent relatives by terrorist Israhelli military.

The Tel Aviv regime has been recurrently bombarding Gaza ever since its 22-day war on the impoverished enclave in December 2008 and January 2009, which killed more than 1,400 innocent Palestinians and inflicted a damage of $1.6 billion on the region's already-stagnant economy. The offensives are often launched under the usual pretext of responding to the purported firing of projectiles. The Israhelli hostility rages on while Tel Aviv refuses to lift an all-out blockade it imposed on Gaza in mid-June 2007 with the cooperation of the recently ousted regime of Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak. The siege has deprived the Gaza population of food, fuel and medicine, triggering stunted growth and malnutrition among most Palestinian children.

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Saturday, 2 April 2011

Libyan forces reject CIA rebel's ceasefire offer

Loyal Libyan armed forces showing their loyalty

to Libyan leader

The Libyan government late Friday rejected a rebel ceasefire offer as “crazy.” The opposition Interim Transitional National Council (ITNC) had said the rebels would seek conditional ceasefire. ITNC chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil said they would agree to a ceasefire if Muammar Qadhafi withdrew Libyan forces from all of Libya’s cities and respected the rights of Libyans to choose sides. Government spokesman Musa Ibrahim rejected the rebel demands, insisting that Mr. Qadhafi’s forces would stay put.

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Monday, 28 March 2011

For the sheeple of Pakistan

How many of you are fully cognizant of the risks involved in taking out a revolution keeping in mind the threats that we face from our Western border (USZ) and the Eastern border (India & Israhell)?

If you did not know, the USZ has been waiting for a very long time for the security situation of Pakistan to deteriorate so that it can move inside and seize Pakistani nuclear assets. Israhell on the other hand has been advising, training and equipping Indian armed forces deployed in Jammu & Kashmir for close to roughly 10 years now. Indian fighter aircrafts, missiles and other military hardware developmental programs that were still on the drawing board for the past 30 years, have all of recently started seeing the light of the day. Its moving its dependence from Russian hardware to American and Israhelli because they are being more helpful to it in bringing us down. So when and if a war breaks out or the situation gets worse (like Tunisia, Egypt or Libya) USZ special forces along with heavy air cover from their aircraft carriers that are just a stones throw away from entering our waters, are going to come in and seize the nuclear sites and hardware (armaments) while the Indian Army would invade from the East and “help” with air support in attacking our armed forces or for that matter any other sort of resistance.

But they cannot do this as long as the security situation in Pakistan is contained in a small area and not widespread. And plus until they have the exact location of all our nuclear missiles. In the first Gulf War, USZ special forces along with Israhelli special forces killed close to 3,000 of their nuclear scientists before going in to destroy whatever nuclear related R&D work was present. In the second Gulf War they did the same but this time they also went after Army officers, government employees and others who were loyal to the Iraqi people. After the human command and control structure had been completely erased, important buildings (sewage & water pipelines, hospitals, factories, roads, bridges etc) were laser designated and bombed in the air campaign known as 'Shock and Awe', ground troops were deployed.

Even though they still have not been able to take over Iraq, the death toll of the civilian population has been so great that if you knew even 1% of the misery those poor souls go through, you would feel like ripping your heart out. The rebels are resisting but they need help in getting their country back. Same thing happened with Afghanistan but in their case, since they did not have an easily recognizable command and control structure or people it was hard to track and identify any of them, without getting on ground first. They overcame this obstacle by creating their own brand of taliban, the TTP. Now these guys previously identified and located most of the groups loyal to Pakistan. When the war started, those loyal to Pakistan were taken out first and then their people made to work for them under the threat of death, destruction to their families. It took the Pakistan Army/ISI and allied (the real taliban) assets some time in clearing up the water but they were finally able to do so and that is when we started winning the 'War on Terror' and they (the USZ) started losing it.

One such fine example is operation 'Rah-e-Rast'. Many people do not know about this but those who were connected to it somehow say that after routing the (fake) taliban from Swat, the security situation in Pakistan changed drastically to such an extent that foreign military experts were shocked because in their expert opinion the Pakistan Army level of preparedness and their command and control structure would have taken them close to three years in routing out the (fake) taliban from Swat, instead of a month's time. The few odd bombings that you sometimes hear about in the news are what you call in spy lingo, from sleeper agents. One does not know who or where they are until and unless they have not completed their work or you have the list of the person who knows where they are. We recently got a break in this department of espionage with the capture of USZ special forces operative, Raymond Allen Davis. Anyone recall the bomb attack on ISI headquarters in Faisalabad a few days before R.A.D was released? Reports were circulating that RAD had disclosed the location of some TTP hideouts, which in turn had been successfully taken out by the security apparatus of Pakistan. But since there is not one operative working over here with such agents under his command, a sleeper from another agent's pool was sent ahead with that bombing on the ISI HQ.

Why do these guys always target the military? Why not the civilians or the bureaucrats, government employees? Because they do not hold any power to dislodge them. As long as the military structure is intact the security threats to the state of Pakistan will always be at a minimum. Now coming to another aspect of Pakistani politics, If you guys have been following the recent developments you would have seen the SC repeatedly threatening the civil government to do its bidding or else it will have its decision enforced with the help of the armed forces. A very strong nexus has been in development between the Pakistan Army and the Supreme Court for quite some time now. A nexus which is proving to be very perplexing and difficult to discredit or dislodge.

Now coming to main thing at hand, there is widespread talk and indications that the Supreme Court might dissolve the current government setup and install a caretaker government in its place. Now this caretaker government is being said, will be constituted from the young generation. An example would be those who have just given their CSS, PCS exams etc or are already working in the government or in some other non-governmental setup. So if you happen to be in such a position then best of luck, if not then get yourself in place but if you cannot then do not despair, just keep working or studying because when the time comes everyone will be called upon to work for his country and then you too will get a chance. In the meantime, read and educate yourselves as much as you can because when the time comes, you wont have any time to read except to act.

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Monday, 21 March 2011

UK's humanitarian charade busted

Britain’s hypocrisy has come into the limelight as fresh questions were raised Saturday night about Labour’s close links with the Libyan regime and it emerged that Saif Gaddafi was given special assistance by British intelligence agency MI6 while he was a student in London. The move followed a request by Libya, which wanted protection for Colonel Gaddafi’s playboy second son to support his role as an unofficial negotiator with the British Government. The secret intelligence service agreed to find a police officer who would act as Saif Gaddafi’s ‘point man’ should his security be threatened. He was also given a secret telephone number to call. The role of MI6 will add to speculation that Tony Blair’s Government was prepared to do all that it could to appease the Gaddafi regime.

Saif Gaddafi arrived in the UK in the summer of 2002 when he began a one-year Masters course, and then a four-year PhD, at the London School of Economics, which boasts close links to senior figures in the then Labour administration. Former British Foreign Office Minister Baroness Symons is on the advisory board of London School of Economics Ideas – the arm of the university which teaches international diplomacy – along with Jonathan Powell, who was Tony Blair’s chief-of-staff.

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Tuesday, 8 March 2011

"Humanitarian war" in Palestine - 10 Palestinians shot by illegal Israhelli settlers and Troops

Ten Palestinians were wounded on Monday during clashes in a village near the northern West Bank city of Nablus, a Palestinian official and witnesses said. Ghassan Daghlas, an official in charge of tracking settler activity, said six Palestinians were taken to hospital and another four were on the way after being caught up in clashes with settlers in Qusra, some 10 kilometres (six miles) southeast of Nablus. Witnesses said the trouble flared when a large group of settlers began uprooting olive trees near the village. The villagers started throwing stones, prompting a settler to open fire.

Israhelli troops mercilessly carrying an aged Palestinian woman, thereby "serving humanity"

"We found a lot of settlers uprooting olive trees and when they saw us they started throwing stones at the children, then a settler brought out his M-16 and started shooting at us", said local witness Raed Awdeh. "Then the army arrived and started shooting rubber bullets and tear gas bombs", he told AFP. Medical sources said that so far they had treated eight Palestinians - four of whom had been hit by live fire, and another four who had been injured by rubber bullets. The other two were lightly injured by rubber bullets and were treated at the scene, they said.

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Monday, 7 March 2011

Reuters' propaganda against Saudi Arabia for sparking another "revolution"

In yet another propaganda attack, Reuters reports that:

Saudi security forces have detained at least 22 minority Shias who protested last week against discrimination, activists said on Sunday, as the kingdom tried to keep the wav e of Arab unrest outside its borders.Saudi Shias have staged small demonstrations in the Eastern Province, which holds much of the oil wealth of the world's top crude exporter. "Twenty-two were arrested on Thursday plus four on Friday, so the total is 26. This was all in Qatif," said rights activist Ibrahim al-Mugaiteeb, who heads the independent Saudi-based Human Rights First Society. A Shia activist in the province's main town of Qatif also said he knew of 22 arrests. Protests started in the area of Qatif and neighbouring Awwamiya and spread to the town of Hofuf on Friday. The demands were mainly for the release of prisoners demonstrators say are held without trial. Interior Ministry officials could not be reached for comment.

Why this news was prematurely released without confirmation from Saudi officials? Why does this report highlight SHIA SUNNI terms explicitely? Why does this report clearly claim that the protests happened in the OIL RICH EASTERN PROVINCES? Who are the "Demonstrators" whom Reuters is quouting? Connect the dots. Identify the enemy! Enough said.

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Sunday, 27 February 2011

Obama's "Baracking" exposes the reality of Libya's "revolution"

The Zionist globalist President of USZ, Barack Obama has urged Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi to step down immediately, saying his government had lost its legitimacy. "The Libyan people deserve a government that is responsive to their aspirations and that protects their universally recognized human rights", Obama said on Saturday. It was Obama's most direct demand yet that Gaddafi step down. Obama and Merkel also reaffirmed their “support” for the Libyan people's demands for universal rights. This direct call by the Zionist Obama has clearly exposed the secret hand involved in subversion inside Libya and the rest of Middle East. It should be noticed that Obama has not told puppet dictators in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Qatar & UAE to step down yet because so far they are serving their masters good. No sanctions have been slapped against them when they oppress, persecute & kill those who oppose USZ & its puppets. Actually he never will, because they serve USZ & they allow military bases & spies on Muslim lands. He did not want his Egyptian slave Mubarak to step down until he refused to wage war against Iran for the sake of USZ and Israhell. USZ-Israhell then devised a way to keep a similarly biased regime who would serve them as good as Mubarak had been doing before his refusal. The plan comprised of transferring power to the military, armed, supported and owned by USZ.

The Zionist Barack Obama

Libyan security forces have reportedly killed dozens of thugs who were apparently mercenaries coming from foreign secret forces for the soul purpose of destabilizing Libya and assassinating protesters in order to spark the misunderstandings further between separatist groups and government. Zionist channels like Al-Jazeera, CNN and FOX are doing venomous propaganda against Libya by spreading fake rumors and simple Libyans are falling in their propaganda trap in masses. Libya is bracing for more violence as thousands of protesters, seeking the ouster of the Gaddafi regime, are moving toward the capital. According to the latest reports, demonstrators have already passed through the suburbs of Tripoli.

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Thursday, 24 February 2011

Al-Jazeera's Big Fat Lies about Libya's air-bombardment busted

Khaled Al Ga'aeem, Libya's deputy foreign minister phoned Al Jazeera on Monday night to deny charges of violence and expose Al-Jazeera's big fat lies about Libya's air bombardment. Khaled Al Ga’aeem, under-secretary of the Libyan foreign ministry, phoned the Israhelli owned Al Jazeera on Monday evening and fortunately he was put live on air. Here is an exact translation of the conversation that followed.

Al-Jazeera, an Israhelli lie factory

Al Jazeera: With us now is Khaled Gaeem, under-secretary of the foreign ministry. What’s your comment on what happened today in Libya?

Khaled Al Ga’aeem: Good evening, the reason I am calling is to seek the truth and only the truth. I want to stress two facts to the viewers in the Arab nation - and especially to Libyans inside and outside Libya. And I take personal and full responsibility, and I am ready - not only to resign from my post - but also to set myself on fire in the Green Square if my words are proven as lies and it is confirmed that there were mercenaries from African states coming by planes and if it is confirmed that there was aerial bombardment. I asked the British ambassador to be a witness and to bring a media crew tomorrow morning to tour all Tripoli to look for find any aftermath of aerial bombardment or discriminate bombardment. I will bear full responsibility and I will pay with my life as a price for it.

AJ: Sir, allow me…

KAG [interrupts]: Al Jazeera is trying to burn Libya ... Al Jazeera is far from professional…

AJ [interrupts]: Allow me, allow me… Before you asked the British to bring in a crew, why wouldn’t you allow Al Jazeera to send a crew in. We have a priority over the British. Would you allow a TV crew from Al Jazeera to come in?

KAG: Until Al Jazeera proves the opposite, we trust a foreign channel more then we trust an Arab channel. I invited Al Arabiya channel as well, and will call them shortly to ask them to come to Tripoli. CNN, I put this challenge on the ground… If there’s any aftermath of bombardment found…

AJ [interrupts]: You spoke about CNN, Al Arabiya and the British - let me speak, so you can hear one other. You asked all them to come - but my question was clear: Will you allow a crew from Al Jazeera to come and look and report what we see?

KAG: Al Jazeera should prove its professionalism first, then we will invite it after tomorrow. Al Jazeera’s professionalism is at stake.

AJ second anchor: What about the pictures we saw screened on Al Jazeera? Aren’t these pictures and videos evidence of what’s happening in Libya?

KAG: Tomorrow you will see live pictures from foreign media outlets from around Tripoli, and crews will go to Benghazi. In Benghazi, the situation is different from Tripoli. There are groups of people, like brother Saif al-Islam [Gaddafi’s eldest son] said: Groups have demands and we understand it - and I personally don’t see any problem with peaceful demonstrations and calling for any demand. But, when people attack bases and seize weapons to terrify civilians and our soldiers…

AJ [interrupts]: But sir, “the situation is different from Tripoli to Benghazi”? Do you deny that massacres by the regime took place in Benghazi?

KAG: Benghazi didn’t witness massacres by the state. There were mistakes by policemen, and I personally as a citizen, and not as a public servant, hold policemen who used excessive force to account - and they tried to justify it as self-defense when protesters attacked and tried to burn police stations. But I support the investigation that Saif al-Islam announced today, with a judge heading a committee.

AJ: What guarantees are there for this investigation to be honest?

KAG: The Libyan judiciary is honest and judges in Libya are independent, and as evidence they not always get along with the executive authorities. They are educated and hold high degrees from abroad … I beg everyone to listen to the voice of the brain to keep our development, maintain the country and the lives of the people. Who will win? If Al Jazeera did this act, will Qatar or the employees of Al Jazeera win?

AJ: Allow me sir: Libyan ambassadors in a number of Arab capitals have resigned because they were watching Al Jazeera?

KAG: No, no. never.

AJ: Then explain to me … Your ambassadors around the world resigned because they watched Al Jazeera?

KAG: I spoke to the brothers and the head of our mission in New York, Abdelrahmnan Shelgum, and I told him to invite a crew from CNN - and that the brothers who spoke from the mission about massacres in Tripoli, and other areas, should wait and see after the crew can go on a tour.

AJ: So you say CNN is welcome and you have arranged a tour in all of Libya, yet we are forbidden? You gave certificates of good conduct to all channels but Al Jazeera? So all channels in the world are good, and you gave them a certificate of endorsement, apart from Al Jazeera?

KAG: Al Jazeera’s professionalism is at stake

AJ: If the professionalism of Al Jazeera is so bad, why are you talking to us?

KAG: I speak to you, because you spread rumours. I personally beg you...

AJ: This is another reason: If we are not fair and make things up, why don’t you let us go there and report?

KAG: Please allow me, this is a historic responsibility - me and you will not live for ever - this life is not for ever. We have a responsibility before our people and the nation, please try to look for accuracy. You said Gaddafi left to Venezuela – but each person who travels in a private plane needs a plan and permission.

AJ: We didn’t say that, that information came from officials like British FM and some Libyan diplomats. How do you explain the resignation of the justice minister?

KAG: I haven’t heard until this moment that he had resigned. For your information, I will call him to check.

AJ: This news was covered by all media. A minister resigns and you tell us you haven’t heard about it?

KAG: I swear by my honour - and by Allah - that I haven’t heard it.

AJ: Allow me, because frankly I didn’t fully digest your answers and the call to media apart from Al Jazeera. I stress once again, if Al Jazeera was giving the wrong picture, if we exaggerate and fabricate, then it’s a priority to invite us rather than other channels - and since you are talking to us, this is an evidence that you think this is an influential channel.

Let us in and we promise to reflect what we see. Will you allow this crew? We will have correspondents and we will not allow or give a chance to anyone to fabricate because we will see things with our own teams. Will you allow us in and guarantee the safety of our crew? We will be there tomorrow.

KAG: [Not] until Al Jazeera proves itself otherwise.

AJ second anchor: OK sir, you asked to speak to Al Jazeera now, this is what I understand, that you demanded to appear live on Al Jazeera. So if you don’t trust us, why did you ask to be on our air?

KAG: I am here in Tripoli, and you could hear if there was bombardment

AJ: This, frankly, wasn’t what I asked you. I asked you a clear and direct question. Why are you talking to us now?

KAG: I asked to speak to you out of anger and sorrow at this poor performance - and to make you understand that you alone do not own the airwaves and there are other channels that can provide the truth. You have one day to prove your credibility, then we will invite you. You have a challenge before you now - if you prove your credibility from today until tomorrow, you will be invited [into Libya]. But if you continue your misleading campaign, we will only allow real news that have sources.

AJ: So we will be under the test you set for us. With all respect, until we prove our “good conduct”, then you will invite us. But other channels are all good and report everything. OK. Now what about the jamming of our signal coming from

Libya, as specialist companies report…

KAG: Until that is proven!!

AJ: No, there is a report from these companies, and I can send it to you.

KAG: OK, send it to me.

AJ: And tomorrow, a foreign media tour?

KAG: Libyan state TV transmits live.

AJ: But we only see pro-ruler demos.

KAG: It may be a poor performance from state TV

AJ: These channels that you invited also reported that Gaddafi left to Venezuela.

KAG: Yes, but they later said it’s not true. Al Arabiya, BBC Arabic, CNN…

AJ: Well, the denial came from officials in Venezuela. Anyway, since we are having a test, can you give us some indication what will be judged as to whether we passed or not. I mean, gives us some hints…

KAG: You are not allowed to scorn me.

AJ: That is not scornful, but a question.

KAG: Balanced coverage.

AJ: Sir, how do you justify cutting telecommunications and phones today?

KAG: Telecommunications are not cut in Libya - and now am talking to you. Secondly, there are maybe a few arrangements by companies and maybe security arrangements - which is their right - and I am not aware what these arrangements are ... Communications are running and you can call anyone in Libya and you are talking to me now - and so [if lines were cut] how are people are posting on YouTube?

AJ: We are talking about Tripoli. OK. Tell us - how do you respond to USZ calls to Libya to stop the bloodbath?

KAG: There is no blood bath in Libya - and once the media crews arrive they will see with their own eyes. Also in Benghazi, you will see the evidence of some people who were protesting and causing havoc - and others who have some demands. And you or other broadcasts say there was bombardment in the Friday market - you are making people scared.

AJ: Again, we don’t have crews there - so how can we look?

KAG: I say the water proves the diver wrong – Al Jazeera preemptively launched a campaign of rumors about Libya, and that led to a reaction among the people - and they chanted “Al Jazeera lying” and “Al Jazeera are agents”.

AJ: And in return, there were pro Al Jazeera chants and people apologising to Al Jazeera on the others’ behalf.

KAG: This is not me, it’s the people who said it ... Because there is a general sense here that Al Jazeera reports news that is not certain or verified and a sense that Al Jazeera is leading a systematic campaign against Libya for a reason we need to know. Why are the brothers in Al Jazeera - or maybe the government of Qatar – doing this? That also raises a question: Why doesn’t Al Jazeera talk about Qatar’s relations with Israhell, or talk about Al Udaid and Al Siliyeh bases - or talk about the coup of the son over his father?

AJ: This is a viewpoint, but this is not our topic today. When there’s an event in Udaid or Qatar, we will be tested and if there are major developments in Qatar we will be tested and we will cover it - and if we didn’t, then we are not professional channel. But now the event is not in Qatar, now the event is in Libya and state TV shows songs and dancing - is this professional?

KAG: This is the view from the street.

AJ: Khaled Al Ga’aeem, thank you for joining us, sir.

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Wednesday, 23 February 2011

Israhelli troops kill 7, injure dozens of Palestinians

At least 7 Palestinians, including children, have been killed and dozens other injured in 5 separate Israhelli attacks in the Gaza Strip. The incidents took place during a brief incursion by Israhelli forces into eastern Gaza City on Wednesday. Eleven Palestinians were injured after an Israhelli tank shell hit eastern part of the Gaza City. The incident came shortly after a number of Israhelli tanks and bulldozers rolled into the Palestinian territory in an apparent effort to destroy agricultural lands along the occupied border zone. Three members of the Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad, and three children are among the injured. "Three of our fighters were injured while firing two mortar shells towards Israhelli tanks which were operating inside the (Gaza) border", a statement released by the group said.

A Palestinian child shot down by coward soldiers of Israhell

Some of the injured are reported to be in critical condition, Gaza emergency services Chief Adham Abu Selmeya said, adding that they had been taken to the city's Shifa hospital. Separately, two Palestinian workers were shot and injured by Israhelli gunfire as they were collecting cement particles left behind from the houses that were destroyed in north of the town of Beit Lahiya near the border during the Israhelli war on Gaza at the turn of 2009. Due to a crippling Israhelli blockade, Palestinians living in Gaza have no other choice but to obtain the required material for construction work from other buildings that have been destroyed in Israhelli attacks. Since March 2010, more than one hundred Palestinians have been shot by Israhelli soldiers while collecting construction material.

Israhell the terrorist

Israhell laid an economic siege on the Gaza Strip in June 2007 after Hamas took control of the enclave. The Israhelli-imposed blockade has had a disastrous impact on the humanitarian and economic situation in the Gaza Strip. Some 1.5 million people are being denied their basic rights, including freedom of movement, and their rights to appropriate living conditions, work, health and education. Poverty and unemployment rates stand at approximately 80% and 60%, respectively, in the Gaza Strip. More than 1,400 Palestinians were killed during the three-week Israhelli land, sea and air offensive in the impoverished coastal sliver during the winter of 2008-2009. The offensive also inflicted $ 1.6 billion damage to the Gazan economy. Shameless UNO and the so called "civilized world" is appreciating Israhell by staying silent on these "pro-humanity" war crimes by their illegal child state, the terrorist Israhell.