Debatt i Aftenposten om kritikk av Israel og antisemittisme, se Kilde:
"Ervin Kohn mener at «demonisering av Israel» er antisemittisme. Vi er uenige."
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onsdag 20. november 2024
Debatt i Aftenposten om antisemittisme - Min kommentar
Ting tar tid - Planstrategi for Karmøy kommune 2024-2027
17. mars 2020 sendte jeg innspill til "Planstrategi 2020-2023" for Karmøy kommune, se Kilde.
Innledning:
"Behov for mer fokus på og målrettet, strategisk og langsiktig arbeid med:
- eiendomskjøp
- arealplanlegging
- reguleringsplaner "
Resten av innspillet i Kilde.
Uklart for meg om dette kom med ... eller hvordan det ble behandlet i kommunen.
Men i november 2024 er denne "Temaplan" kommet med i "Planstrategi for 2024-2027":
"Temaplan"
"Kommunen som
strategisk
eiendomsaktør og
samfunnsutvikler" "Oppstart 2025 Ferdig 2027"
Ting tar tid.
Dette viktige planarbeidet burde vært en rullering, og ikke en oppstart.
Nå vil det ha gått fem år før innspillet blir realisert.
Skudeneshavn 20. november 2024
Jan Marton Jensen
Kilde:
November 2024
Planstrategi for Karmøy 2024-2027
https://www.karmoy.kommune.no/api/presentation/v2/nye-innsyn/filer/v-1249e1a2__2785__4295__85aa__405fcebc78f6-593884_1_A!d-2013272526!O19QMP?pid=6
17. mars 2020
Tidligere innsendt innspill til Planstrategi for 2020-2023:
https://innkast.blogspot.com/2020/03/karmy-kommune-kommunal-planstrategi.html
Shai Grunberg: - Israel villeder om humanitær krise i Gaza
Ytring i Haaretz 19. november:
Opinion |
"Israel Is Gaslighting the World by Diverting Blame for the Humanitarian Disaster in Gaza"
Klar melding fra lederen av den israelske menneskesretts-organisasjonen Gisha.
HELE artikkelen nederst under Kilde.
Skudeneshavn 20. november 2024
Jan Marton Jensen
HELE artikkelen i Haaretz 19. november 2024:
Opinion |
Israel Is Gaslighting the World by Diverting Blame for the Humanitarian Disaster in Gaza
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A truck carrying aid for Gaza, July.Credit: David Bachar |
In early October, after the siege against northern Gaza was tightened
and the attacks in the region increased, the Gisha human rights
organization petitioned the High Court of Justice, in cooperation with
other human rights organizations, to issue an interim order requiring
Israel to enable full access to humanitarian aid necessary for the
survival of the civilian population in the area.
At that point it was already clear that the overall quantity of goods entering the Strip, and the northern part in particular, had dramatically been reduced. According to the figures published by the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, COGAT, the quantity of goods entering in October is the lowest since the start of the year, and in effect the lowest ever – even less than in November 2023.
The restrictions imposed by Israel on bringing goods to Gaza's private sector, which is a significant source of merchandise that could increase the local market's supply during a situation of poverty that is severe in any case, have caused food prices to soar even higher.
- Gaza's humanitarian disaster could blow up in Israel's face
- As hunger spreads in Gaza, gangs looting aid become increasingly brazen
- The IDF is allowing Gaza gangs to loot aid trucks and extort protection fees from drivers
In
its response to the High Court, the government confirmed that for
several weeks there has been no "coordination of movement" into northern
Gaza, and even admitted that it continues blocking the entry of aid to
the northern part of the Strip. The government attempted to justify the
withholding of aid by citing "operational constraints" stemming from the
fighting, but this is a manipulative and even absurd claim.
Israel's obligations
in the region stem from the combat situation itself. The response
demonstrates a prolonged violation of international law, which
determines that deliberate denial of humanitarian aid to civilians is a
war crime.
This claim by the government is also an example of its habitual use of gaslighting tactics, which obfuscate the truth, help it to disclaim responsibility for the humanitarian disaster and confuses the public regarding its obligations to the civilian population in Gaza. The article by Bar Peleg about the decline in the quantities of aid, reflected the use of this tactic by COGAT, which claimed that the main reason for blocking supplies is "a decline in international aid – rather than restrictions imposed by the government," and that "hundreds of trucks loaded with equipment are still waiting on the Gazan side and aren't being collected."
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Food distribution in Gaza, November.Credit: AFP/EYAD BABA |
This is partial or irrelevant use of information. There really are hundreds of trucks waiting at the passes, but that's because conditions on the ground – for which Israel is responsible – are preventing the organizations from transferring the humanitarian aid to the needy. The organizations warn time after time about the dangers they face due to the fighting in the area as well as violent seizures and looting of the deliveries by armed men. They report that about half of their requests for coordination with the Israel Defense Forces are rejected, and they're prevented from being able to reach the residents.
The unrelenting military assault throughout Gaza has caused the destruction of infrastructure, roads have become impassable, and the army restricts movement on the access roads to collection points for goods on the Palestinian side of the passes.
Additionally, aid delegations are delayed in the Strip by army checkpoints while on the way from the south to the north. In many cases soldiers in the area prevent their movement, so that aid delegations are forced to turn back. Many of the organizations' workers have lost their lives, after their crossing was coordinated with Israel, but despite that they weren't given protection on the ground.
That's
how Israel diverts the blame from itself and directs it at the aid
organizations, disavowing its own responsibility. Since the start of the
war the State of Israel has reviled the work of the aid organizations
and has been trying to blame them for its failures, but absurdly, during
the hearing in the High Court, the government boasted of close cooperation with the organizations.
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A Palestinian youth carries humanitarian aid in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, Wednesday, November 13, 2024.Credit: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP |
Even the assertion by COGAT that "large-scale efforts" are being
invested by Israel "to enable and ease the transfer of aid to the Gaza
Strip in coordination with the United States, Egypt, the United Nations
and international aid organizations," is a blatant example of
gaslighting. In addition to the fact that international law requires
Israel to enable the entry of humanitarian aid into the Strip – an
obligation that it is failing to meet – because it is a party to the
combat and an occupying power, its obligations, as determined by the International Court of Justice in The Hague,
are not limited to the entry of aid for the Palestinian side, but are
met only when it reaches the protected population that is in need of it.
Another example of the tactic of false pretenses lies in the
"assessment" presented by COGAT in the High Court, to the effect that
"There are sufficient reserves [of aid] in the north" of the Strip. It's
worth lingering on this assessment, because it's groundless, and
clearly contradicts the reports of the aid organizations. The UN
Standing Committee on Nutrition even published a warning this week about
additional deterioration in the humanitarian disaster and possibility
of crossing the threshold of starvation in the northern Strip. Although
the High Court has often demanded of the government to present a
database on which its decisions are based, the government has evaded
doing so.
In the context of the petition, which was filed eight months ago, Israel
admitted that an increase in the amount of aid leads to a reduction in
the incidents of looting.
But instead of investing efforts in that, COGAT makes do with an
ostensibly concerned declaration about "an obligation to enable an
effective humanitarian response." This is at a time when in effect
Israel is doing exactly the opposite: It's preventing the distribution
of aid and making it difficult for the organizations active in the
field, in every way possible. And so, by resorting to manipulation,
distorting the facts and concealment, Israel is in effect implementing
horrifying plans that include a policy of starving the population.
Meanwhile the High Court continues to grant the government repeated opportunities to divert the blame from itself and to present a false narrative to the effect that it's meeting its obligations according to international law. In doing so it's also cooperating with the State of Israel's gaslighting.
The writer is a spokeswoman for the Gisha human rights organization, which works to promote the freedom of movement of Palestinians and goods, mainly to and from Gaza
tirsdag 19. november 2024
Washington Post: - Kriminelle gjenger raider nødsendinger i Gaza. IDF lar det skje
Artikkel i Washington Post 18. november 2024:
"Gangs looting Gaza aid operate in areas under Israeli control, aid groups say
A U.N. memo obtained by The Post concluded that gangs “may be benefiting from a passive if not active benevolence” or “protection” from Israel’s military."
Artikkelen er lang og konkret ned på leder av den største kriminelle gjengen.
Og det angis at gjengene har base i områder der IDF har full kontroll.
Det mer enn antydes at IDF lar gjengene holde på.
Skudeneshavn 19. november 2024
Jan Marton Jensen
Kilde:
18. november 2024
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/11/18/gaza-looting-aid-convoys-israel-famine/
Skudeneshavn 19. november 2024
Jan Marton Jensen
Kilde:
18. november 2024
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/11/18/gaza-looting-aid-convoys-israel-famine/
lørdag 16. november 2024
Israels behandling av beduinene i Umm al-Hiran: - Apartheid
Lederartikkel i Haaretz om Israels behandling av beduinerlandsbyen Umm al-Hiran.
HELE artikkelen nederst under Kilde.
Editorial |
"From Its Ruins, a Settlement: The Story of Umm al-Hiran and the Dark Side of Zionism"
Beduinene må flytte ... etter årelang kamp.
De ble tilvist dette sitt område av IDF etter krigen i 1948.
Men har aldri fått "godkjent" at landsbyen finnes.
NÅ er de presset bort.
Mens jødiske religiøse settlere rykker inn.
Israels behandling av beduniene er oppsummert i denne saken.
Dette er en skremmende historie om forskjellsbehandling, ja apartheid.
Skudeneshavn 16. november 2024
Jan Marton Jensen
Kilde:
14. november 2024
https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/editorial/2024-11-14/ty-article-opinion/from-its-ruins-a-settlement-the-story-of-umm-al-hiran-and-the-dark-side-of-zionism/00000193-2c49-d506-a5d3-2fdf1e0a0000
HELE artikkelen i Haaretz 14. november 2024:
Editorial |
From Its Ruins, a Settlement: The Story of Umm al-Hiran and the Dark Side of Zionism
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Israeli
police in the Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran in southern Israel, where
authorities demolished the village's last building Thursday.Credit: Israel Police/ AP |
The Bedouin residents of Umm al-Hiran had a vineyard, as well as a village, houses, and a mosque. But Israel coveted them. And this week, its covetousness was satisfied. From the rubble of this village in the Negev, the prophet Elijah's cry to King Ahab after the latter had Naboth executed so he could seize his vineyard now echoes: Have you murdered and also inherited?
The
history of Umm al-Hiran is the history of the dark side of the Zionist
enterprise. Members of the Abu al-Kiyan Bedouin tribe, which has lived
in the Negev since the 19th century, were moved to Wadi Hiran in 1956 by
the military rule Israel imposed on its Arab citizens at that time.
- Why this Israeli director won't rest until a dead Bedouin man's name is cleared
- Bedouin Women Capture Their Village's Final Moments Before It's Demolished by Israel
- Israel resumes building of Jewish town planned over yet-to-be-demolished Bedouin village
The reason for the move was so that Kibbutz Shoval could take over their lands. Some of the residents moved to the nearby town of Hura; others moved to the village of Umm al-Hiran, where they were sent by the state, but which the state never recognized as a legal village.
In 2002, the government decided to build a Jewish community on the village's lands. It began proceedings to evict the Bedouin residents on the grounds that they were squatting there illegally. In 2010, the National Planning and Building Council decided to recognize Umm al-Hiran. But after the Prime Minister's Office intervened, the council rescinded its decision overnight.
Israel then decided to build a religious Zionist community on the Bedouin village's lands.
A years-long battle against this evil decree led to the killing of teacher Yakub Abu al-Kiyan, through no fault of his own, during a demolition in the village in 2017. Policeman Erez Levy was also killed when Abu al-Kiyan's car hit him, apparently because the teacher lost control after being shot.
Both the police commissioner and the prime minister accused Abu al-Kiyan of being a terrorist, and Levy's death was termed a car-ramming attack. It took another three years before the prime minister cleared Abu al-Kiyan's name; he had been shot for nothing.
In the shadow of this incident, the Authority for Development and Settlement of Bedouin in the Negev asked the residents to sign an agreement to move to Hura in exchange for fair compensation. Most did sign, for lack of choice.
But the state froze that agreement too, and the eviction orders went back into force. This week, the long saga finally ended. The residents began demolishing their homes so they wouldn't be fined for making the state do the work. And on Tuesday, the state demolished the mosque.
There is already a sign at the entrance to Umm al-Fahm that reads "Dror," the name of the Jewish community to be built there. Decades of Bedouin residence in this desert valley have come to an end solely because of the residents' national identity. In the Jewish state, they were forced to give up their village in favor of a group of religious Zionists.
The last residents of Umm al-Hiran are moving to Hura, even though city living contradicts their lifestyle, culture and traditions. In the whole expanse of the Negev, no place could be found for the Jewish community other than the lands of Umm al-Hiran.
The above article is Haaretz's lead editorial, as published in the Hebrew and English newspapers in Israel.
torsdag 14. november 2024
Debatt i Aftenposten om Israel og UNRWA - Min kommentar
Debatt i Aftenposten om Israel og UNRWA:
"Israel har trappet opp sin skyggekrig mot Unrwa. Hva skjer nå?"
"Forbudet mot Unrwa kan hjelpe til å fylle ut bildet av Israels langsiktige strategi: et oppstykket og krympet Gaza under full israelsk kontroll, uten Unrwa."
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Debatt i Huagesunds Avis om Krystallnatten - Mine kommentarer
Debatt i Huagesunds Avis om Krystallnatten:
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Du skal få vite noe uhyggelig"
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