George Galloway in “support Lebanon” demonstration

3 Responses to George Galloway in “support Lebanon” demonstration

1. Michael says:

   July 29, 2006 at 10:24

   أيتها اللبنانيات أيها اللبنانيون

   أيتها اللبنانيات أيها اللبنانيون؛

   ها إن إسرائيل مرة جديدة، تحاول إحتلال أجزاء من أرض لبنان وتدمير إنسانه وعمرانه.
2. Truth About Iraqis says:

   July 29, 2006 at 16:24

   Now we know where the racists come from.

   And, Rome was sacked numer­ous times. So, yes … Occu­pa­tions never last; 1000 year Reichs do not last …

   Israel backed by army of cyber-soldiers
   From Yonit Farago in Jerusalem
   http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0„3–2289232,00.html

   WHILE Israel fights Hezbol­lah with tanks and air­craft, its sup­port­ers are cam­paign­ing on the internet.

   Israel’s Gov­ern­ment has thrown its weight behind efforts by sup­port­ers to counter what it believes to be neg­a­tive bias and a tide of pro-Arab pro­pa­ganda. The For­eign Min­istry has ordered trainee diplo­mats to track web­sites and cha­t­rooms so that net­works of US and Euro­pean groups with hun­dreds of thou­sands of Jew­ish activists can place sup­port­ive messages.

   Jonny Cline, of the inter­na­tional stu­dent group, said that Jew­ish stu­dents and youth groups with their under­stand­ing of the web envi­ron­ment were ide­ally placed to present another side to the debate.

   Israel’s For­eign Min­istry must avoid direct involve­ment with the cam­paign but is in con­tact with inter­na­tional Jew­ish and evan­gel­i­cal Chris­t­ian groups, dis­trib­ut­ing inter­net infor­ma­tion packs.

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3. Truth About Iraqis says:

   July 29, 2006 at 16:45

   From the wires:

   Israeli strikes have come within hun­dreds of yards of the aid con­voys mak­ing their way south this week, though no trucks have been hit so far — said offi­cials from the inter­na­tional Red Cross, U.N. and other agencies.

   Israel has promised safe pas­sage for aid but on a convoy-by-convoy basis; 72-hour notice often is required, slow­ing the process con­sid­er­ably, the offi­cials said.

   Israel on Sat­ur­day rejected a U.N. request for a three-day cease-fire to get in sup­plies and allow civil­ians to leave the war zone.

   Avi Pazner, an Israeli gov­ern­ment spokesman, blamed Hezbol­lah guer­ril­las for block­ing con­voys, say­ing fight­ers were pre­vent­ing the trans­fer of med­ical aid and of food … to cre­ate a human­i­tar­ian cri­sis, which they want to blame Israel for,” he said.

   The top U.N. human­i­tar­ian coor­di­na­tor in Lebanon, Mona Ham­mam, said con­voys so far had encoun­tered “no prob­lems” from Hezbollah.