In the video, filmed last Friday and released by B'Tselem, a policeman is seen holding down the 9-year-old while another policeman kicks him; Border Police denounces incident.
In the video, released by B'Tselem, two Border Policemen are seen, armed with rifles and in full uniform. The two are seen waiting for the child, 9-year-old Abed a-Rahman, who came out of an alley near his home.
One of the policemen grabbed him, threw him to the ground and held him down, asking him, "Why are you causing trouble?"
The child began crying, and then another Border Policeman arrived at the scene and kicked him, while the first man held the child down.
The child is then seen running away after he is eventually released. The video is about two-minutes long, and it is unclear what transpired beforehand. According to B'Tselem, the volunteer began filming when he noticed the policeman waiting for the child on the corner. B'Tselem plans on filing a complaint against the men with the Police Investigation Department.
The Border Police said in response, "The Border Police denounces the policemen's behavior, which contrasts the values of the force. It is important to note that this is a rare incident which does not represent the actions of the Border Police in Israel. The Border Police commander instructed on setting up a team to investigate the incident immediately and its conclusions are due in the coming days."
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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having never been to the middle east, is it easier to travel on a passport from countries outside of the middle east? i remember the mossad traveling freely and unihibited with fake aussie passports in order to assassinate a man 2 or 3 years ago in i think it was dubai.
the australian passport is one of the safest in the world in regards to security. it is chock ful of safeguards... tho that didnt stop mossad fucking with other peoples identity with impunity....but i guess its cause of those security measures built into the aussie passport that made them attractive to mossad. who would question an aussie passport knowing how safe they are???
With dubai, and the other uae states, they are welcome and accomadating to citizens of the West, they are revenue. The only Middle Eastern country that I know of that is pretty hostile to Western passport holders is Syria, even before the unrest. Also, just to add that there are israeli citizens who are also australian, canadian, etc. citizens and willfully give up their passports to the Mossad when requested.
In the video, filmed last Friday and released by B'Tselem, a policeman is seen holding down the 9-year-old while another policeman kicks him; Border Police denounces incident.
In the video, released by B'Tselem, two Border Policemen are seen, armed with rifles and in full uniform. The two are seen waiting for the child, 9-year-old Abed a-Rahman, who came out of an alley near his home.
One of the policemen grabbed him, threw him to the ground and held him down, asking him, "Why are you causing trouble?"
The child began crying, and then another Border Policeman arrived at the scene and kicked him, while the first man held the child down.
The child is then seen running away after he is eventually released. The video is about two-minutes long, and it is unclear what transpired beforehand. According to B'Tselem, the volunteer began filming when he noticed the policeman waiting for the child on the corner. B'Tselem plans on filing a complaint against the men with the Police Investigation Department.
The Border Police said in response, "The Border Police denounces the policemen's behavior, which contrasts the values of the force. It is important to note that this is a rare incident which does not represent the actions of the Border Police in Israel. The Border Police commander instructed on setting up a team to investigate the incident immediately and its conclusions are due in the coming days."
An israeli rabbi made a statement that its okay to target Palestinian children because they will grow up to be "terrorists". The idf arrests kids and quite a few have been raped in Israeli jails. Many have been arrested for as little as throwing rocks. When in jail, the israelis make it as terrifying as possible, so they would never pick up another rock or protest in any way again. They don't see them as children...i don't get it at all, in the US, and elsewhere, its always "never forget" regarding the Holocaust. I can't forget the Holocaust, because the images of cold hearted Nazis come to mind everytime I see or hear of a Palestinian child being beaten or killed by the idf.
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having never been to the middle east, is it easier to travel on a passport from countries outside of the middle east? i remember the mossad traveling freely and unihibited with fake aussie passports in order to assassinate a man 2 or 3 years ago in i think it was dubai.
the australian passport is one of the safest in the world in regards to security. it is chock ful of safeguards... tho that didnt stop mossad fucking with other peoples identity with impunity....but i guess its cause of those security measures built into the aussie passport that made them attractive to mossad. who would question an aussie passport knowing how safe they are???
With dubai, and the other uae states, they are welcome and accomadating to citizens of the West, they are revenue. The only Middle Eastern country that I know of that is pretty hostile to Western passport holders is Syria, even before the unrest. Also, just to add that there are israeli citizens who are also australian, canadian, etc. citizens and willfully give up their passports to the Mossad when requested.
well that sux cause my near future plans include visiting damascus. as a student of history it is immensely interesting to me.and it pains me to think i have to wait til it calms down a little before i pay a visit... but then again maybe i wont wait.
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well that sux cause my near future plans include visiting damascus. as a student of history it is immensely interesting to me.and it pains me to think i have to wait til it calms down a little before i pay a visit... but then again maybe i wont wait.
...Also, just to add that there are israeli citizens who are also australian, canadian, etc. citizens and willfully give up their passports to the Mossad when requested.
and this is why one should not be allowed to have more than 1 passport. pick a side people cause one can not serve 2 masters.
hear my name
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Been to Damascus 2 times in the past 2 years. Left last march 3 days after the shit started to boil. Never had a problem entering or leaving that country. So sad what's happening there, such a beautiful country and super generous people there. They'd give u there last piece of bread. And ANYONE here who thinks they HATE Americans, well, just keep watching fox and stay in your sheltered boxed in world you live in.
An israeli rabbi made a statement that its okay to target Palestinian children because they will grow up to be "terrorists". The idf arrests kids and quite a few have been raped in Israeli jails. Many have been arrested for as little as throwing rocks. When in jail, the israelis make it as terrifying as possible, so they would never pick up another rock or protest in any way again. They don't see them as children...i don't get it at all, in the US, and elsewhere, its always "never forget" regarding the Holocaust. I can't forget the Holocaust, because the images of cold hearted Nazis come to mind everytime I see or hear of a Palestinian child being beaten or killed by the idf.
that is out and out racism. that would be like me saying that african american children are going to grow up to be drug dealers or gangbangers so it is ok for the cops to mess with them....it is just plainly not true and is a harmful stereotype, and it is terrible that religious leaders can say such things and get away with it. i have heard about the abuses of palestinain children while in israeli custody. i would think that these tactics might backfire because if anyone had unjustly imprisoned me or abused me in custody i would definitely have an axe to grind with those people when i grew up. i would think that a little respect would go a long way, as it is clear that the israeli government, police, and idf do not respect the palestinian people, so that creates resentment and it just perpetuates itself from generation to generation.
isn't it ironic how the same tactics used on jewish people in world war II are being used by israelis against a different ethnic group?
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
Been to Damascus 2 times in the past 2 years. Left last march 3 days after the shit started to boil. Never had a problem entering or leaving that country. So sad what's happening there, such a beautiful country and super generous people there. They'd give u there last piece of bread. And ANYONE here who thinks they HATE Americans, well, just keep watching fox and stay in your sheltered boxed in world you live in.
im glad to read a positive post about damascus. thanx.
hear my name
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Been to Damascus 2 times in the past 2 years. Left last march 3 days after the shit started to boil. Never had a problem entering or leaving that country. So sad what's happening there, such a beautiful country and super generous people there. They'd give u there last piece of bread. And ANYONE here who thinks they HATE Americans, well, just keep watching fox and stay in your sheltered boxed in world you live in.
im glad to read a positive post about damascus. thanx.
Cate, I swear once it all calms down over there, GO and see it. That country's got some beauty and the people are truly kind and wayyyyyy generous. I can't wait to go back and visit again. Shit let me know when you're planning on going and if by chance I'm gonna be there, I'd love to show u around. There's a place called translated "old sham" meaning old Syria in Damascus that used to be huge houses for the rich people that they converted to restaurants. Brick roads with narrow alleys. Real old and beautiful. For all those Muslim fearing Arabs, it's a Christian area so you're good lol. Once that country gets right, it'll become the most beautiful country in the middle east. They recently found a site that dates 15,000 years ago!!! So much sites to see and the food, well, plan on gaining some weight when u go. Seems like every time I go I pack on some pounds (15 Pds) last time lol!!! But def go when it calms down. Love the fact you're entertaining the thought of going!!!!!
Been to Damascus 2 times in the past 2 years. Left last march 3 days after the shit started to boil. Never had a problem entering or leaving that country. So sad what's happening there, such a beautiful country and super generous people there. They'd give u there last piece of bread. And ANYONE here who thinks they HATE Americans, well, just keep watching fox and stay in your sheltered boxed in world you live in.
im glad to read a positive post about damascus. thanx.
Cate, I swear once it all calms down over there, GO and see it. That country's got some beauty and the people are truly kind and wayyyyyy generous. I can't wait to go back and visit again. Shit let me know when you're planning on going and if by chance I'm gonna be there, I'd love to show u around. There's a place called translated "old sham" meaning old Syria in Damascus that used to be huge houses for the rich people that they converted to restaurants. Brick roads with narrow alleys. Real old and beautiful. For all those Muslim fearing Arabs, it's a Christian area so you're good lol. Once that country gets right, it'll become the most beautiful country in the middle east. They recently found a site that dates 15,000 years ago!!! So much sites to see and the food, well, plan on gaining some weight when u go. Seems like every time I go I pack on some pounds (15 Pds) last time lol!!! But def go when it calms down. Love the fact you're entertaining the thought of going!!!!!
and this is why im so attracted to damascus.. its as old as fuck. and i have much to learn from this area.
im looking at the the second half of 2013 to be in the middle east.
hear my name
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Been to Damascus 2 times in the past 2 years. Left last march 3 days after the shit started to boil. Never had a problem entering or leaving that country. So sad what's happening there, such a beautiful country and super generous people there. They'd give u there last piece of bread. And ANYONE here who thinks they HATE Americans, well, just keep watching fox and stay in your sheltered boxed in world you live in.
I traveled w/ US passport holders and it was nothing like the idf, but its just that they were very discriminating and did not make it easy and the visa office was pretty hostile, they also got singled out by customs. For Syrian Americans its a different thing, I know Syrian Americans who travel to Damascus, even presently and don't have a problem. I was just addressing the whole mossad use of western passports. What I do know of the UAE and Syria and if I had to choose syria or dubai if I were wanted by those nazis, I would choose syria.
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i guess he failed to produce the proper paperwork :roll:
Palestinian child kicked by Israeli Border Police in Hebron
click the link to see the video...
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-d ... m-1.448310
In the video, filmed last Friday and released by B'Tselem, a policeman is seen holding down the 9-year-old while another policeman kicks him; Border Police denounces incident.
In the video, released by B'Tselem, two Border Policemen are seen, armed with rifles and in full uniform. The two are seen waiting for the child, 9-year-old Abed a-Rahman, who came out of an alley near his home.
One of the policemen grabbed him, threw him to the ground and held him down, asking him, "Why are you causing trouble?"
The child began crying, and then another Border Policeman arrived at the scene and kicked him, while the first man held the child down.
The child is then seen running away after he is eventually released. The video is about two-minutes long, and it is unclear what transpired beforehand. According to B'Tselem, the volunteer began filming when he noticed the policeman waiting for the child on the corner. B'Tselem plans on filing a complaint against the men with the Police Investigation Department.
The Border Police said in response, "The Border Police denounces the policemen's behavior, which contrasts the values of the force. It is important to note that this is a rare incident which does not represent the actions of the Border Police in Israel. The Border Police commander instructed on setting up a team to investigate the incident immediately and its conclusions are due in the coming days."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
With dubai, and the other uae states, they are welcome and accomadating to citizens of the West, they are revenue. The only Middle Eastern country that I know of that is pretty hostile to Western passport holders is Syria, even before the unrest. Also, just to add that there are israeli citizens who are also australian, canadian, etc. citizens and willfully give up their passports to the Mossad when requested.
An israeli rabbi made a statement that its okay to target Palestinian children because they will grow up to be "terrorists". The idf arrests kids and quite a few have been raped in Israeli jails. Many have been arrested for as little as throwing rocks. When in jail, the israelis make it as terrifying as possible, so they would never pick up another rock or protest in any way again. They don't see them as children...i don't get it at all, in the US, and elsewhere, its always "never forget" regarding the Holocaust. I can't forget the Holocaust, because the images of cold hearted Nazis come to mind everytime I see or hear of a Palestinian child being beaten or killed by the idf.
well that sux cause my near future plans include visiting damascus. as a student of history it is immensely interesting to me.and it pains me to think i have to wait til it calms down a little before i pay a visit... but then again maybe i wont wait.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
It's going to be a while...
and this is why one should not be allowed to have more than 1 passport. pick a side people cause one can not serve 2 masters.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
isn't it ironic how the same tactics used on jewish people in world war II are being used by israelis against a different ethnic group?
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
im glad to read a positive post about damascus. thanx.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
Cate, I swear once it all calms down over there, GO and see it. That country's got some beauty and the people are truly kind and wayyyyyy generous. I can't wait to go back and visit again. Shit let me know when you're planning on going and if by chance I'm gonna be there, I'd love to show u around. There's a place called translated "old sham" meaning old Syria in Damascus that used to be huge houses for the rich people that they converted to restaurants. Brick roads with narrow alleys. Real old and beautiful. For all those Muslim fearing Arabs, it's a Christian area so you're good lol. Once that country gets right, it'll become the most beautiful country in the middle east. They recently found a site that dates 15,000 years ago!!! So much sites to see and the food, well, plan on gaining some weight when u go. Seems like every time I go I pack on some pounds (15 Pds) last time lol!!! But def go when it calms down. Love the fact you're entertaining the thought of going!!!!!
and this is why im so attracted to damascus.. its as old as fuck. and i have much to learn from this area.
im looking at the the second half of 2013 to be in the middle east.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
I traveled w/ US passport holders and it was nothing like the idf, but its just that they were very discriminating and did not make it easy and the visa office was pretty hostile, they also got singled out by customs. For Syrian Americans its a different thing, I know Syrian Americans who travel to Damascus, even presently and don't have a problem. I was just addressing the whole mossad use of western passports. What I do know of the UAE and Syria and if I had to choose syria or dubai if I were wanted by those nazis, I would choose syria.