Hezbollah paid for his wife’s Caesarean section. It brought olive oil, sugar and nuts when he lost his job and even covered the cost of an operation on his broken nose.

The collective punishment of Gaza's civilian population is illegal. But international law was tossed aside long ago
It has been 30 weeks since "Israel" imposed a complete closure of Gaza, after months when its crossings have been open only for the most minimal of humanitarian supplies. Now it is even worse: two weeks without United Nations food trucks for the 80% of the population entirely dependent on food aid, and no medical supplies or drugs for Gaza's ailing hospitals. No fuel (paid for by the EU) for Gaza's electricity plant, and no fuel for the generators during the long blackouts. Last Monday morning, 33 trucks of food for UN distribution were finally let in - a few days of few supplies for very few, but as the UN asks, then what?
"Israel's" official explanation for blocking even minimal humanitarian aid, according to "Israeli" Military Forces spokesperson Major Peter Lerner, was "continued rocket fire and security threats at the crossings". "Israel's" blockade, in force since Hamas seized control of Gaza in mid-2007, can be described as an intensification of policies designed to isolate the population of Gaza, cripple its economy, and incentivise the population against Hamas by harsh - and illegal - measures of collective punishment. However, these actions are not all new: the blockade is but the terminal end of "Israel's" closure

Hezbollah Praises Iraqi Journalist al-Zaidi as Hero

Hezbollah on Monday commented on the incident in which an Iraqi journalist threw his shoes at US President George W. Bush.
"This is a goodbye kiss on behalf of the widows and orphans and people who have been killed in Iraq," a statement issued by the media relations in Hezbollah read, recalling the words of Mountathar al-Zaidi, a correspondent for a Baghdadi television channel, who called U.S. President George W. Bush a "dog" and threw his shoes at him on Sunday.
Hezbollah said that Zaidi's actions constitute a flagrant expression and reflection of the Iraqi people's rejection of the awful American occupation. "It's a step that reflects the fact that the Iraqi people and all peoples of the world reject all kinds of injustice, occupation and tyranny," the Hezbollah statement read, adding that it "draws a conclusion to Bush, the symbol of tyranny, and to the end of every occupier within the shoes of populations, no matter how much Bush seeks to undermine the incident's symbolism."
The Lebanese Resistance party, meanwhile, condemned the journalist's arrest, and called on local and Arab media to stand in solidarity with a campaign for his release. Hezbollah concluded that Zaidi should be considered a hero who refused the US occupation of his country.

Arab country cooperates with Mossad

The Israeli spy agency Mossad may have used intelligence provided by an Arab country to carry out assassinations in the region.
Israeli sources confirmed on Monday that Mossad chief Meir Dagan's reliance on cooperation with an Arab country was the reason behind the successful completion of Israeli operations in various countries, IRNA reported.
The Arab country does not have diplomatic relations with Israel, the sources added.
Among the operations attributed to the Israeli regime is the assassination of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement's top commander Imad Mughniyah and Syrian army officer Brigadier-General Mohammed Suleiman.
Israel is also accused of carrying out the recent bombings in Syria and Lebanon.
Lebanon's Al-Manar TV station reported on Monday that Saudi Arabia was the country that provided the intelligence to Mossad, suggesting that Saudi Secretary General of the National Security Council Prince Bandar bin Sultan played a role in the cooperation between the intelligence agencies.

Israel`s Sacred Terrorism Part II

To all the Palestinian victims of Israel`s unholy terrorism, whose sacrifice, suffering and ongoing struggle will yet prove to be the pangs of the rebirth of Palestine...
AAUG PRESS ASSOCIATION OF ARAB-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES, INC., Belmont, Massachusetts
CHAPTER 1: Moshe Sharett and His Personal Diary
Moshe Sharett (Shertok) was born in Harsson, Russia, in 1894. He emigrated with his family his father was a fervent Zionist activist-to Palestine in 1906, at the age of twelve. The family settled in the Arab village of Ein Sinya, near Nablus. Later, Moshe, his brother and three sisters would describe that two-year period, during which they studied    

srael`s Sacred Terrorism
To all the Palestinian victims of 'Israel's' unholy terrorism, whose sacrifice, suffering and ongoing struggle will yet prove to be the pangs of the rebirth of Palestine...
AAUG PRESS ASSOCIATION OF ARAB-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES, INC., Belmont, Massachusetts
First published in the United States of America by AAUG Press c1980, 1982, 1986 by the Association of Arab-American University Graduates, Inc. All rights reserved in the U.S. Published 1980. Third Edition 1986
Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Rokach, Livia. ‘Israel's' sacred terrorism. (AAUG information paper series: no. 23) ISBN 0-937694-70-3
CONTENTS
Foreword
by Noam Chomsky
Preface To This Edition
by Naseer H. Aruri
(preface notes)
Introduction
Chapters
1. Moshe Sharett and His Personal Diary
2. Ben Gurion Goes to Sdeh Boker: Spiritual Retreat as a Tactic
3. Retaliation for War
4. "A Historical Opportunity" to Occupy Southern Syria
5. Let Us Create a Maronite State in Lebanon
6. Sacred Terrorism
7. The Lavon Affair: Terrorism to Coerce the West
8. Nasser: Coexistence with 'Israel' is Possible. Ben Gurion's Reply: Operation Gaza
9. Disperse the Palestinian Refugees
10. ... and Topple Nasser's Regime

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