Haniyeh Usul Bentuk Tentera Baitul Maqdis

Nakbah Palestin merujuk kepada penubuhan Negara Haram Israel yang telah diistiharkan secara rasminya pada 15hb Mei 1948. Peristiwa ini berlaku selepas terlaksananya kependudukan dan penjajahan haram oleh rejim Yahudi Zionis ke atas tanah dan penduduk asal Negara Palestin secara sistematik dengan bantuan British dan PBB. Tarikh penting tersebut adalah detik hitam buat penduduk asal bumi Palestin, orang-orang Arab dan dunia Islam secara keseluruhannya. Negara Palestin yang selama ini telah dinaungi kedamaian dan keadilan untuk ribuan tahun itu semakin merasai keperitan, kepedihan dan derita yang berpanjangan apabila mereka berada di bawah jajahan dan kongkongan Yahudi Zionis sejak enam dekad yang lalu. Teruskan membaca: 

   Perdana Menteri Palestin Ismail Haniyeh, mencadangkan agar dibentuk Tentera Baitul Maqdis yang terdiri dari negara-negara Arab dan negara revolusi bagi membebaskan Jerusalem dan al-Aqsa serta menekankan pada masa yang sama bahawa penentangan bersenjata adalah satu-satunya pilihan untuk Pembebasan tanah Palestin.

Haniyeh berkata demikian semalam, Rabu 14/12/2011, semasa sambutan perayaan ulang tahun ke-24 Batalion Hijau, Hamasa di Sememnanjung Gaza.

Perdana Menteri menekankan kesediaan kerajaan beliau untuk berkongsi pihak berkuasa Mesir bagi melindungi keselamatan Sinai dan menyatakan bahawa rejim Zionis 
Israel cuba untuk menimbulkan huru-hara di Sinai Mesir dan menuduh sesetengah pejuang Palestin bertindak melakukannya.

Haniyeh berkata: “Keselamatan Mesir adalah sebahagian daripada keselamatan kita di Gaza dan keselamatan Mesir adalah keselamatan kami juga.

Manakala pilihan penentantangan bersenjata, Haniyeh berkata: “Tentangan bersenjata adalah satu-satunya pilihan untuk Pembebasan tanah Palestin dari laut ke sungai, Hamas merupakan perintis utama projek, intifada pertama dilakukan oleh Hamas.

Sumber: Aman Palestin
Oleh: Fasihah binti Sulaman 

Turki Lindung Bantuan ke Gaza

Kapal Misi Kemanusiaan

Kapal perang Turki akan lindung konvoi bantuan ke Gaza 



2011/09/09

DUBAI: Kapal perang Turki akan mengiringi konvoi bantuan kemanusiaan ke Tebing Gaza bagi melindungi daripada kapal Israel, kata Perdana Menteri, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. 

"Kapal perang Turki akan ditugaskan melindungi bot yang membawa bantuan kemanusiaan Turki ke Tebing Gaza," katanya kepada televisyen Al Jazeera.

Kapal perang Turki

Beliau berkata, mulai sekarang pihaknya tidak akan membenarkan bot berkenaan menjadi mangsa serangan Israel seperti yang berlaku ke atas Freedom Flotilla dan memberi amaran tindakan sekiranya mereka diserang. - AFP

sumber : Berita Harian

Malaysia aid ship ends sea attempt to Gaza

Sebuah kapal dari Malaysia, MV Finch, yang membawa bekalan makanan dan bantuan bagi rakyat Gaza terpaksa membatalkan misi mereka disebabkan masalah enjin. Walau bagaimanapun, pihak Menteri Luar Negeri Mesir telah memberi jaminan untuk membawa bekalan makanan dan bantuan tersebut ke Gaza melalui Persatuan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu dan sebagainya. Berita selanjutnya di bawah:

KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) – A Malaysian aid ship attempting to land in Gaza after being warned off by Israeli naval forces last week has been forced to abort its mission after engine trouble, activists said.
Matthias Chang, who is heading the mission for the Perdana Global Peace Foundation, told AFP on Monday that the MV Finch was now stuck six nautical miles from Egypt's El-Arish port.
"At about 5:30pm local time (0330 GMT), our vessel developed engine trouble and we lost our steering capability, so we had to stop our attempt to reach Gaza by sea," he said.


"However, the Egyptian foreign minister has given his assurance that we will be allowed to unload our humanitarian cargo and that it will be taken by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency into Gaza," Chang said, adding that Egypt is bound by international law to lead the vessel to safety.


"Although we were not able to reach Gaza by sea, we have achieved our aim of breaking the Israeli embargo by breaching their protection zone last Monday and if the Egyptians deliver on their promise, we will have also achieved our aim of delivering aid to Gaza," Chang said.
Perdana Foundation officials said the MV Finch left Greece on May 11, carrying plastic pipes to help restore the sewage system in Gaza.


However, Israeli naval forces fired warning shots at the vessel when it was in Israeli waters, about 400 metres (yards) from Gaza, and forced the ship into Egyptian waters.
Chang said the 12 activists and crew onboard the ship, had on Monday told Egyptian authorities to either allow the vessel to dock and unload its aid or they would carry on to Gaza by sea.


As the Egyptians did not respond to the ultimatum, Chang said the ship left the waters off El-Arish, heading towards Israeli waters.
Malaysian journalist Alang Bendahara, who was also aboard the vessel, told AFP the aid ship was escorted by an Egyptian navy patrol vessel, which cautioned that Israel's naval forces could attack if they entered Israeli waters.


"The mood onboard the ship was very subdued as we were contemplating what would happen but it was clear that everyone was determined to continue so that we could get this much needed aid to Gaza," he said.
An official from the foundation Samsudin Hitam confirmed that Egypt has promised to allow the MV Finch to dock and unload its cargo on Tuesday.
Malaysia's foreign minister Anifah Aman said in a statement Monday that he had spoken to his Egyptian counterpart to speed permission for the vessel to dock and that the minister had "agreed to assist in the matter".


The Perdana Foundation is headed by former Malaysian premier Mahathir Mohamad, an 85-year-old firebrand who was a strident critic of the West and Israel over the treatment of Palestinians during his two decades in power.


The organisation was also involved in the first "Freedom Flotilla," a May 2010 attempt to break the Israeli blockade on Gaza, which ended in disaster when naval commandos raided the aid ships, killing nine Turks on board one of the vessels.
The incident sparked heavy criticism of Israel and led to a sharp deterioration in ties between Turkey and the Jewish state.

Sumber: Yahoo News

Sempadan Rafah dibuka selama-lamanya

Mesir akan membuka selama-lamanya pintu sempadan Rafah yang menghubungkan Gaza dan Mesir. Demikian menurut Menteri Luar Mesir Nabil al-Arabi pada hari Jumaat lepas. Berikut merupakan berita lengkap:

Egypt to open Rafah crossing to Gaza permanently

by News Wires (text)

The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip will be opened permanently, Egypt's foreign minister announced on Friday, sparking regional security concerns among Israeli officials.

AFP - Egypt will permanently open the Rafah border crossing to ease the blockade on Gaza, Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi said Friday, sparking Israeli concerns over the implications for regional security.

Arabi said in an interview with Al-Jazeera his country would take "important steps to help ease the blockade on Gaza in the few days to come," according to the Arabic-language satellite channel.

He said Egypt would no longer accept that the Rafah border -- Gaza's only crossing that bypasses Israel -- remain blocked, describing his country's decision to seal it off as "shameful."

In Jerusalem, a senior Israeli official said the Jewish state is "very concerned" about the implications of the Rafah crossing being thrown open.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, the Israeli official said Gaza's Hamas rulers had already build up a "dangerous military machine" in northern Sinai which could be further strengthened by opening the border.

"We are very concerned about the situation in northern Sinai where Hamas has succeeded in building a dangerous military machine, despite Egyptian efforts to prevent that," he told AFP, without giving further details.

"What power could they amass if Egypt was no longer acting to prevent that build up?"

The fact that the new regime in Cairo was seeking to upgrade its ties with Gaza's Hamas rulers was an issue which could have strategic implications for Israel's national security, he said.

"We are troubled by the developments in Egypt, by the voices calling to annul the peace treaty, by the rapprochement between Egypt and Iran, and by the upgrading of relations between Egypt and Hamas. These developments potentially have strategic implications for Israel's national security."

Egypt has largely kept Rafah closed, opening it exceptionally for humanitarian cases from the besieged Gaza Strip.

Israel imposed its blockade on Gaza in 2006, further tightening it the following year when the Islamist Hamas movement seized control of the territory from forces loyal to Western-backed Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas.
Since 2007, Gaza's 1.5 million people have relied on a web of tunnels beneath the Rafah border for most of their needs.

A 2005 agreement brokered by the United States put the Palestinian Authority and Israel in charge of Rafah, with observation from the European Union.

Sumber : france 24 news