A Bombing, Illegal Surveillance Against us, and my Gratitude 🙏🌷

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International solidarity with Palestine and global Direct Action activists are still assessing the new situation since Israel bombed the solidarity ship to Gaza named "Conscience", just off the shores of Malta a few days ago. It's no wonder that some prefer to refer to the aggressor here as "Israhell".

The bombing and its surrounding events are closely related to our organization, Cyprus IndyMedia, and to me personally, by way of complicated history of illegal surveillance against us hidden in the shadows. Until recently.

A short summary of the recent events and more details [1]:
■ Why was a Gaza-bound aid ship attacked near Malta?
https://timesofmalta.com/article/why-gazabound-aid-ship-attacked-near-malta.1109225

Video of the drone bombing attack here [2]:
■ Gaza humanitarian aid ship bombed by drones in waters off Malta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHotRDIwWws

As you can tell, the news item was suppressed, or "under-reported", so you would not read or hear about it unless you were already informed and engaged in deliberate search for it.

Fortunately no one was killed in this attack. But the bombing is indicative of the attitude that Prime Minister Satanyahu has imposed on all efforts to help the Palestinian people: just like in the year 2010, when Israel illegally raided the unarmed Gaza Freedom Flotilla, killing ten people and wounding thirty - all of them on the solidarity ship "Mavi Marmara" - arresting about 600 people and seizing the six ships comprising the Flotilla.

Satanyahu's message is his willingness to bomb and kill any international activists attempting to bring food or medicine to Gaza.

The current situation is a lot more dangerous than it was in 2010 because Israel is now wholly engaged and committed to full-scale slaughter, extermination of the innocents, mayhem and genocide while THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING.


There are more parallels to the 2010 story but I will only mention one here:

The Government of Cyprus, which at the time was in the hands of a "progressive", fake-leftist party named AKEL and President Christofias ENABLED the slaughter by cracking down on our Palestine solidarity networks that were based in the free part of Cyprus. Cyprus security forces physically chased away the Flotilla, forcing it to seek support from the Turkish Government in the illegally occupied part of Cyprus - Turkey had already completed an invasion, occupation, and ETHNIC CLEANSING of Cyprus, the same kind of ethnic cleansing that Satanyahu's Israel is attempting to carry out in Gaza:
■ "This is the Cyprus Police Helicopter..."
https://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/this-is-cyprus-police-helicopter.html

Malta now seems to be involved in some similar game, oscillating between "supporting" and repulsing the solidarity Ship to Gaza, dissembling and prevaricating as its Government attempts to conceal a possible collaboration with the zionist forces (US and Israel) acting together on a global scale.


The events leading up to the slaughter of the international solidarity activists in 2010 included a tremendous amount of espionage, illegal surveillance, sabotage, and co-ordination by the US /State Department /CIA and Israhell /Mossad /Shin Bet security services, with some tiny "players" like the fake-leftist Government of Cyprus during that period.

Our activist networks for the Ships to Gaza /Fleet to Gaza /Free Gaza flotilla solidarity campaigns during the mid-to-late 2000s were all targeted with extensive surveillance by the dark forces named above. And...

My gratitude 🌷

I would like to extend deep, profound, sincere and heartfelt GRATITUDE to some of our comrades and allies in the US whose work in this process is almost unknown in our parts of the Muddled East and the Mediterranean. I'm referring specifically to the volunteers, staff, and supporters of the US-based Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), who, immediately after the 2010 slaughter on the ship Mavi Marmara and the total disruption of the Flotilla launched a head-on confrontation with the US Government for its role in the slaughter.

CCR took the US to Court, and at the end of a legal and administrative battle that lasted for about nine years, was able to uncover some of the most extensive and devious, disgusting aspects of the operations against us... proving once again that without active military, financial, political and intelligence support from US imperialism Israel would not be able to carry out any of its atrocities. And without that support it would probably collapse in a day.

CCR's legal victory forced the US Government to release THOUSANDS of pages of its surveillance documents.

Among them there was clear evidence that my emails came under surveillance.
TWO FULL YEARS BEFORE the lethal attack against the Free Gaza flotilla.

My name, along with that of many other friends and comrades in the Free Gaza solidarity networks who took risks to carry on projects, is featured in some of the espionage documents.

The fact that the spy agencies felt comfortable to release my name without drawing a black line over it to "redact" this act of surveillance, implies that targeting me is only an insignificant tiny tip of the iceberg. Targeting Cyprus branch of the global network of independent journalism, IndyMedia, is more serious. Fortunately our other Editorial Collective members, supporters, and friends of Cyprus IndyMedia were not named individually.

The pages we reproduce here are only four out of the THOUSANDS of pages produced by the illegal surveillance operations targeting our networks. We provide the links below so that you can study all of the if you like on the CCR website.

Some of the people involved in this particular chapter of espionage who mentioned in the papers:
o- John Carlino, was a "diplomat", serving in Cyprus as a Section Sead in the Consular section of the US Embassy.
o- Shawn Sherlock was a Diplomatic Security Special Agent.
o- Gregory Makris was Head of the Political Section at the U.S. Embassy, Cyprus [4].
o- Nick Nicoletopoulos, Security Coordinator at the U.S. Embassy, Cyprus [5].

The email from me that was intercepted by the spies mentions the specific death threats we were all receiving at the time, the acts of sabotage, the threats for a BOMBING.

We reproduce here those four pages generated by that particular illegal surveillance operation. If you prefer to read them directly on the CCR website, you can find my name and Cyprus IndyMedia mentioned towards the end of this particular packet of documents, along with a letter from me that is reproduced by the spies in its entirety, at this address (you may need to use the "Find" function of your browser):
■ Dept of State_2014_005900-006078_0
https://ccrjustice.org/sites/default/files/attach/2015/02/DeptofState_2014_005900-006078_0.pdf

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The legal case against the US Government, is explained here by the CCR staff:
■ CCR v. Department of Defense/Gaza Freedom Flotilla FOIA
https://ccrjustice.org/home/what-we-do/our-cases/ccr-v-department-defensegaza-freedom-flotilla-foia

The main page of the CCR:
■ Center for Constitutional Rights
https://ccrjustice.org/

With gratitude to CCR, and above all to the martyrs who gave their lives on the Free Gaza Flotilla, 🌷🙏

ALL EYES ON GAZA,
Petros Evdokas, petros@cyprus-org.net

NOTES, SOURCES, LINKS

[1]:
This news item was archived here:
■ Why was a Gaza-bound aid ship attacked near Malta?
https://archive.md/Z1B2l
and here:
■ Why was a Gaza-bound aid ship attacked near Malta?
https://web.archive.org/web/20250506092338/https://timesofmalta.com/article/why-gazabound-aid-ship-attacked-near-malta.1109225

[2]:
Unfortunately video files are not archived online, but at least the pages on which they are published can still leave an archived trace even if Youtube deletes them in the future:
■ Gaza humanitarian aid ship bombed by drones in waters off Malta - YouTube
https://web.archive.org/web/20250503203516/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHotRDIwWws

[3].
■ Wikileaks Diplomatic Cable: Updated Contact Information From Post
https://wikileaks.jcvignoli.com/cable_07NICOSIA822?amp=1

[4].
■ Gregory Makris | Head of the Political Section at the U.S. Embassy Nicosia, Cyprus | Volume 5 issue 6 – G.Makris – CCEIA
https://www.unic.ac.cy/cceia/volume-5-issue-6-g-makris/

[5].
"Security Coordinator
Department Of State/Nicosia, Cyprus
Jan 2006 - Jan 2009
        Perform planning and programming actions for the Regional Security Officer. Responsible for overall management of the Local Guard Force (LGF) program by ensuring staff assistance visits, annual plans reviews and all required training/documentation are completed and current for all plans and directives. Serves as focal point for the Embassy on all Security Plan issues and purchase agreements regarding the LGF. Provides immediate level supervision to subordinates. Selects or recommends selection of candidates for vacancies, promotions, details, and reassignments in consideration of skills and qualifications, mission requirements, and EEO/MEO and diversity objectives. Develops, modifies and/or interpret performance standards. Hears and resolves complaints and effects minor disciplinary measures. I implement the required level of local guard coverage for all Embassy properties. I make decisions affecting the content and character of the local guard force. I assess the effectiveness of host government provided security services. I evaluate the local guard contractor's performance on a recurrent basis and formally once each year prior to contract renewal, providing results of these evaluations to the RSO. I train the Local Guard Force personnel including orientation to the Embassy and describe assets to be protected, role of the guard force in case of fire, explosions, bomb search and building evacuation, chemical and/or biological awareness, and countermeasures briefings, operation of explosive detectors and x-ray equipment, and imminent danger recognition/resolution. I contact the contract guard force managers including the project managers and guard force commander for any contract related issues. I review reports generated by the contractor including incident reports, surveillance detection reports, and explosive detection reports and X-ray inspection equipment operation reports."
■ Nick Nicoletopoulos | LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-nicoletopoulos-053b2133/


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An incredibly honest and politically surprising article published by the New York Times. (Below the article you can find the internet address of the original, and a printable version of it.)

Palestinian Refugees Deserve to Return Home. Jews Should Understand.

May 12, 2021

 

Palestinians from Gaza leaving the occupied West Bank to go to Jordan in 1968.Credit...Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

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By Peter Beinart

Mr. Beinart, a contributing Opinion writer who focuses on politics and foreign policy, is an editor at large of Jewish Currents, where a version of this essay appeared.

Why has the impending eviction of six Palestinian families in East Jerusalem drawn Israelis and Palestinians into a conflict that appears to be spiraling toward yet another war? Because of a word that in the American Jewish community remains largely taboo: the Nakba.

The Nakba, or “catastrophe” in Arabic, need not refer only to the more than 700,000 Palestinians who were expelled or fled in terror during Israel’s founding. It can also evoke the many expulsions that have occurred since: the about 300,000 Palestinians whom Israel displaced when it conquered the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1967; the roughly 250,000 Palestinians who could not return to the West Bank and Gaza after Israel revoked their residency rights between 1967 and 1994; the hundreds of Palestinians whose homes Israel demolished in 2020 alone. The East Jerusalem evictions are so combustible because they continue a pattern of expulsion that is as old as Israel itself.

Among Palestinians, Nakba is a household word. But for Jews — even many liberal Jews in Israel, America and around the world — the Nakba is hard to discuss because it is inextricably bound up with Israel’s creation. Without the mass expulsion of Palestinians in 1948, Zionist leaders would have had neither the land nor the large Jewish majority necessary to create a viable Jewish state. As I discuss at greater length in an essay for Jewish Currents from which this guest essay is adapted, acknowledging and beginning to remedy that expulsion — by allowing Palestinian refugees to return — requires imagining a different kind of country, where Palestinians are considered equal citizens, not a demographic threat.

To avoid this reckoning, the Israeli government and its American Jewish allies insist that Palestinian refugees abandon hope of returning to their homeland. This demand is drenched in irony, because no people in human history have clung as stubbornly to the dream of return as have Jews. Establishment Jewish leaders denounce the fact that Palestinians pass down their identity as refugees to their children and grandchildren. But Jews have passed down our identity as refugees for 2,000 years. In our holidays and liturgy we continually mourn our expulsion and express our yearning for return. “After being forcibly exiled from their land,” proclaims Israel’s Declaration of Independence, “the people kept faith with it throughout their Dispersion.” If keeping faith that exile can be overcome is sacred to Jews, how can we condemn Palestinians for doing the same thing?

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In addition to telling Palestinians they cannot go home because they have been away too long, Jewish leaders argue that return is impractical. But this too is deeply ironic because, as a refugee rights advocate, Lubnah Shomali, has pointed out, “If any state is an expert in receiving masses and masses of people and settling them in a very small territory, it’s Israel.” At the height of the Soviet exodus in the early 1990s, Israel took in about 500,000 immigrants. If millions of diaspora Jews began moving to Israel tomorrow, Jewish leaders would not say taking them in was logistically impossible. They would help Israel to do what it has done before: build large amounts of housing fast.

When most Jews imagine Palestinian refugees’ return, they probably don’t envision it looking like Israel’s absorption of Soviet Jews. More likely, they predict Palestinians expelling Jews from their homes. But the tragic reality is that not many Jews live in former Palestinian homes, since it is believed that only a few thousand remain intact. Ms. Shomali estimates that more than 70 percent of Palestinian villages that were destroyed in 1948 remain vacant. And the Palestinian activists and scholars who envision return generally argue that large-scale eviction is neither necessary, nor desirable. Asked in 2000 about Jews living in formerly Palestinian homes, the famed Palestinian literary critic Edward Said declared that he was “averse to the notion of people leaving their homes” and that “some humane and moderate solution should be found where the claims of the present and the claims of the past are addressed.”

None of this means refugee return would be simple or uncontested. Efforts at historical justice rarely are. But there is a reason the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates ends his famous essay on reparations for segregation and slavery with the subprime mortgage crisis that forced many Black Americans into foreclosure in the first decade of the 21st century. The crimes of the past, when left unaddressed, do not remain in the past. That’s also the lesson of the evictions that have set Israel-Palestine aflame. More than seven decades ago, Palestinians were expelled to create a Jewish state. Now they are being expelled to make Jerusalem a Jewish city. By refusing to face the Nakba of 1948, the Israeli government and its American Jewish allies ensure that the Nakba continues.

Perhaps American Jewish leaders fear that facing the crimes committed at Israel’s birth will leave Jews vulnerable. Once the Nakba taboo is lifted, Palestinians will feel emboldened to seek revenge. But more often than not, honestly confronting the past has the opposite effect.

After George Bisharat, a Palestinian-American law professor, wrote about the house in Jerusalem that his grandfather had built and been robbed of, a former Israeli soldier who had lived in it contacted him unexpectedly. “I am sorry, I was blind. What we did was wrong, but I participated in it and I cannot deny it,” the former soldier said when they met, and then added, “I owe your family three months’ rent.” Mr. Bisharat later wrote that he was inspired to match the Israeli’s humanity.

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“Just that response, writ large, is what awaits Israel if it could bring itself to apologize to the Palestinians,” he wrote. In that moment he saw “an untapped reservoir of Palestinian magnanimity and good will that could transform the relations between the two peoples.”

There is a Hebrew word for the behavior of that former soldier: “teshuvah.” It is generally translated as “repentance.” Ironically enough, however, its literal definition is “return.” In Jewish tradition, return need not be physical; it can also be ethical and spiritual. That means the return of Palestinian refugees — far from necessitating Jewish exile — could be a kind of return for us as well, a return to traditions of memory and justice that the Nakba has evicted from organized Jewish life.

“The occupier and myself — both of us suffer from exile,” the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish once declared. “He is an exile in me and I am the victim of his exile.” The longer Jews deny the Nakba, the deeper our moral exile becomes. By facing it squarely and beginning a process of repair, both Jews and Palestinians, in different ways, can start to come home.

Peter Beinart (@PeterBeinart) is professor of journalism and political science at the Newmark School of Journalism at the City University of New York. He writes The Beinart Notebook, a weekly newsletter, and is editor at large of Jewish Currents, where a version of this essay appeared.

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Originally published at:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/12/opinion/israel-palestinian-refugees-right-of-return.html

Your own copy to save, or print:

http://cyprus-org.net/NYT.Palestinian.Refugees.Deserve.to.Return.Home.Jews.Should.Understand.pdf

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Forest fires across Palestine (aka "Israel")

Forest fires across Palestine (aka "Israel")
http://cyprus.indymedia.org/node/5083

Fifteen years of September Elevens

Fifteen years of September Elevens
http://cyprus.indymedia.org/node/5073

Reconciliation and Reunification: exploration of difficulties

South Africa is an excellent point of reference for us in Cyprus who struggle both for Reconciliation and Reunification of our country's two main communities.

Exploration and awareness of the difficulties involved in this, and also the path to successful solutions, are often blocked by the interests and forces of local and global State and Capital who act to bury them under political party slogans, misdirection, and political manipulation.

We are especially in tune with the saga of the South African liberation movement for many reasons. But one in particular has become even more relevant for us in the recent decade, in that the imperialist powers and our local politicians are working to impose a racist Bizonal Apartheid regime on us (a new version of the Annan plan), just like the one that tormented South Africa until 17 years ago. Same as the apartheid regime that continues to torment the people of Palestine who live under zionist Israeli domination.

The process of Reconciliation and Reunification is very difficult, both before and after any solution - even if the solution is functional.

In South Africa, as the article below shows, even after a formal dissolution of the regime problems remain because unofficial Apartheid and the objective domination of one race over another never ended, and this generates racial hatred that is a bitter part of the social justice movement.

In Cyprus we are in an even worse position: because we have not even managed to get the occupation army to allow our people to Reunite and attempt to live together again in the same neighborhoods, workplaces and schools, as we used to in the past.

Reunification is the direction in which every person with a conscience wants us to move in. But the obstacles are tremendous. Military, economic and political obstacles are of course the most difficult, and any effort to examine the effect of social consciousness, psychology, feelings, etc. must take a secondary place.

Nevertheless, emotional and psychological factors are generated by the military, economic and political obstacles, which then take a life of their own.

Occupation, genocide and social injustice breed hatred. Hatred fuels the liberation struggle but it also makes Reconciliation and Reunification more difficult. It's a terrible cycle but it's a part of the truth, and we need to find ways to deal with it.

At the same time we need to recognize that hatred will only be gone when both the formal and the informal (de facto) structures of domination, occupation, ethnic cleansing and genocide are removed.

If our two communities succeed in removing them together, by joined action, then the dissipation of hatred will occur at the quickest rate possible, and it will gone forever. I look forward to that beautiful day.

Petros Evdokas, petros@cyprus-org.net

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SAfrica rules against youth leader for hate speech
http://news.yahoo.com/safrica-rules-against-youth-leader-hate-speech-094521756.html
By DONNA BRYSON - Associated Press, Sep. 12 2011

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The black man who leads the youth wing of South Africa's governing party has no right to sing a song some whites find offensive, a judge said Monday. Judge Collin Lamont went further than AfriForum, the white rights group that brought the hate speech suit, had demanded by saying that all South Africans, not only Julius Malema, should refrain from singing "Shoot the Boer."

Under the ruling, criminal cases can now be brought against those who sing the song or quote its lyrics. In a ruling broadcast live on national television, the judge said that while such anthems had their place during apartheid, they constitute hate speech in a society now struggling to redefine relations between the races.

Monday's ruling comes four months after hearings in Malema's hate speech trial that were broadcast live on national television. The court case is separate from Malema's ongoing African National Congress disciplinary hearings, which also have drawn wide attention.

While Monday's judgment could be seen as a setback for the embattled Malema, the lightning-rod figure might use it to rally support from South Africans who see "Shoot the Boer" as part of the heritage of the anti-apartheid movement. "Boer" means farmer in the language of South Africa's Dutch descendants known as Afrikaners, and is broadly used to refer to whites in general and Afrikaners in particular.

In a statement, the ANC said it was "appalled" by the decision, but would respect it while deciding what steps to take next. Malema, who was not in court Monday but testified at length during hearings earlier this year, had argued the song was not a literal threat against whites.

Malema and the ANC said it was a symbolic call to fight oppression, both under apartheid and 17 years after the end of white rule in a society where the black majority largely remains poor. After the ruling, crowds outside the downtown Johannesburg courtroom sang the song in defiance of the judge.

ANC Youth League leaders urged them to respect the ruling while they consulted with their lawyers about whether to appeal or take other steps. Malema, 30, has forced South Africa to confront its racial divide, insisted on trying to set his party's political and economic agenda, and claimed to represent the country's restive, poor, black majority.

The disciplinary hearings, which could lead to Malema's suspension or expulsion from the party, focus on accusations he is undermining President Jacob Zuma.

The ANC leaders who make government policy have consistently — and at times mockingly — rejected Malema's calls to nationalize mining or confiscate property from whites to hand over to blacks.

But he cannot be ignored. The vehemence and volume of his rhetoric could, over time, be influential. And his Youth League's reputation for getting voters to the polls means it has influence when the party draws up candidate lists.

Malema took credit for putting Zuma at the top of the ANC list in 2009, though he now accuses the president of being too moderate. The next election is in 2014, but the ANC could replace Zuma before that in a process akin to a vote of confidence within the party.

Malema was raised by a single mother who worked as a maid in one of South Africa's most impoverished regions. He shares those biographical details with Zuma, and they explain some of his appeal among poorer South Africans. His appeal has not been undermined by his recent acquisitions of expensive cars, flamboyant friends and a home in one of Johannesburg's most expensive neighborhoods.

Critics question whether he's sold political favors to get his wealth, charges he denies even as police and an anti-corruption office investigate. Critics also say he sets an example that feeds materialistic aspirations among young South Africans that their elders fear have crowded out the previous generation's goals of replacing apartheid with a just and humane society.

In the hate speech case, AfriForum chief executive Kallie Kriel said at court Monday his group respected the heritage of the anti-apartheid movement, but agreed with Lamont that South Africa now should move on.

"We need to find mutual recognition and respect among communities," he said, calling the ruling a victory over Malema's vision of South Africa. Leslie Mkhabela, Malema's lawyer, said he did not believe courts were the right forum to debate such social issues.

The judge had made a point similar to Mkhabela's during the trial, urging the parties to find a mediated settlement. Monday, he said he hoped the attention the trial had drawn, and his decision to allow much of it to be broadcast, would help South Africans heal by learning about each other after decades of being separated by the violence and injustice of apartheid.

Lamont spoke for nearly two hours before delivering his ruling, touching on South Africa's colonial history, the struggle against apartheid and the media attention and public outrage Malema had drawn with his insistence on singing such lyrics as "shoot the boer, they are rapists, robbers."

Lamont also spoke of the limitations of the law, acknowledging that while he could issue an order banning a song, many South Africans "are passionate about the right to sing the song." He urged South Africans to "pursue new ideals and find a new morality. They must develop new customs and rejoice in developing society by giving up old practices which are hurtful to members who live in that society with them."

___ Donna Bryson can be reached on http://twitter.com/dbrysonA

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An earlier version of this article can be found at the Turko-Hellenic Friendship and Dialogue group named KaliMerhaba:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kalimerhaba_HellenoTurkish_Community/message/2612

Images The photo of the mangled Hellenic statue is from the occupied ancient city Salamis, where illegal excavations and commercial exploration are part of an ethnic cleansing process that continues to this day, throughout almost 40 years of occupation.

Republished from here:
http://www.parathyro.com/?p=4028

Childrens' paintings of occupation, division and war atrocities against civilians are from an article published in the Electronic Intifada, titled:
Gaza children’s images of war censored under pressure from US Israel lobby
http://electronicintifada.net/content/gaza-childrens-images-war-censored-under-pressure-us-israel-lobby/10373

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16 Dead, Hundreds Injured

A global demonstration for Palestine put down by force of arms

The demonstration in Cyprus

Israeli forces opened fire on unarmed refugees and international solidarity demonstrators killing 16 people and injuring hundreds all along occupied Palestine's borders and inside the occupied areas.

Corporate and State media are under-publishing the massacres in an effort to protect the image of Zionist apartheid. But information is getting through.

Thousands of people amassed along the artificial and illegally imposed borders with Syria, Lebanon and Gaza, where Israeli forces fired upon them with live ammunition - please see this short video by the Russia Today agency:
Video of Golan Heights, West Bank clashes as Israeli forces repel protesters
"Israeli troops clashed with Arab protesters along three hostile borders on Sunday, leaving as many as 16 people dead and dozens wounded in an unprecedented wave of violence marking the anniversary of the mass displacement of Palestinians surrounding Israel's establishment in 1948."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgnMczQAIGs

Co-ordinated protests took place everywhere on earth where Palestinians or supporters of Palestine live.

The events are part of the annual commemoration of the Palestinian Nakbah (catastrophe, genocide) which this year has taken on a new character: in the spirit of self-organization and self-mobilization, the Palestinian people have declared that this year's Nakbah date will be the initiation of a Third Intifada (peoples' insurrection). The popular initiative has, as usual, has left behind the "leaders" of the various parties and factions; the people moved forward on their own, and the leaders are running to catch up.

New video shows Israeli soldiers firing as mass marchers enter Golan
http://electronicintifada.net/blog/ali-abunimah/new-video-shows-israeli-soldiers-firing-mass-marchers-enter-golan

PFLP: National and Islamic Forces salute the martyrs of return and announce a day of national mourning
http://www.pflp.ps/english/?q=national-and-islamic-forces-salute-martyrs-return-

Regions Leaders React To al Nakba Killings
http://www.imemc.org/article/61250

150 Palestinians Injured By Army Fire In Ramallah
http://www.imemc.org/article/61249

Palestinian Youth Killed, 172 Injured, As Army Attacks “Return Protests” In Gaza
http://www.imemc.org/article/61248

Dr Mazin Qumsiyeh arrested by the Zionist military forces during a non-violent protest
http://www.imemc.org/article/61247

The protest in Lefkosia, Cyprus, was small but very spirited and highly organized, and it showed to the Zionist oppressors and to their allies within the Government of Cyprus that the banner of Liberation, whenever it is taken up by the people, is indomitable.

There will never be Peace until there is Justice.

Editorial Collective, Cyprus IndyMedia
http://cyprus.indymedia.org
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Independent Palestinian News Sources
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2009/08/independent-palestine-news-resources.html

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Demonstration for Palestine

palestine.cy@gmail.com

باللغة العربية للاسفل

Demonstration to commemorate the Palestinian Nakba (The Catastrophe)
63 Years of Israeli Occupation is Enough

Sunday, 15/5/2011, 12:00pm
Gathering at Eleftheria Square,
and March towards the israeli embassy

At the 63 anniversary of occupation of Palestine, and in response to the Palestinian call for Third Intifada and The Return to Palestine March on May 15th, we will march to the Israeli embassy on the same day, to demand the end of Israeli occupation and the right for all Palestinian refugees to return to Palestine. The demonstration will pass in its way in front of the Egyptian Embassy to congratulate the Egyptian people for the victory of their revolution and their stand and support to Palestinian people.

We call all those who are against occupation, apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes, who are committed to justice, peace and freedom, to act against Israel to stop the occupation and end the siege on Gaza.

We call for Israel to acknowledge its responsibility for the dispossession of Palestinian families and people, and to recognize the right of all Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland.

We call Cyprus and EU governments to use their diplomatic relations to influence Israel to end the occupation, and to support Palestinians to get their freedom and independence.

All organizations and individuals are invited to support the demonstration. You can come with your banners... etc.

Please check the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQoQ7CQpz5o

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فعاليات إحياء ذكرى النكبة "مسيرة العودة وصلاة فجر مليونية"


استجابة لنداء الانتفاضة الثالثة وبالتزامن مع مسيرة العودة إلى فلسطين والمزمع عقدها في الخامس عشر من أيار "مايو" الحالي، تهيب بكم اللجنة التحضيرية لإحياء ذكرى النكبة في قبرص للمشاركة بالمسيرة الحاشدة والتي ستنطلق يوم الأحد 15/5/2011 من ساحة الليدرا باتجاه السفارة الإسرائيلية لتوصيل رسالتنا وصوتنا المطالب بإنهاء الاحتلال الإسرائيلي الغاشم والمطالبة بحق العودة لجميع اللاجئين والنازحين الفلسطينيين وإعادة كافة الحقوق المسلوبة، علما أن الدعوة عامة لجميع أبناء الجالية الفلسطينية والعربية والجمهور القبرصي وجميع مؤسسات ومنظمات المجتمع المدني في قبرص.



التجمع سيكون الساعة الثانية عشر ظهراً في ساحة الليدرا وسيتضمن خط سيرها التوجه نحو السفارة المصرية أيضا لتهنئة الشعب المصري بنجاح ثورته وشكر القيادة المصرية على جهودها التي أفضت إلى إتمام المصالحة الفلسطينية وإنهاء الانقسام.



الرجاء من الجميع إحضار ما يمكنهم من أعلام ورايات، كذلك تهيب بكم اللجنة التحضيرية التوجه إلى المساجد لأداء صلاة الفجر المليونية التي ستقام في كل مدن العالم العربي والتضرع إلى الله لنصرة أهلنا في فلسطين والدعاء لهم بالنصر والتمكين ولفلسطيننا الحبيبة بالتحرير وذلك فجر الجمعة 13/5/2011.



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When the Moon Rises on The One You Love

The Arab Revolution

As the Arab Revolution spreads from Tunisia and Palestine now to Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Yemen, we are pleased to publish an article by Mazin Qumsiyeh, PhD, a Palestinian human rights activist who has spent a large part of his life in the struggle for the liberation of his homeland, writing about the developments in Egypt and the rest of the Arab world with a wider view: something beyond the necessary street battles, fires and turmoil. Something about how a deeper Revolution will take seed in society and grow to be a fully living healthy organism.

And a tribute to Arab civil rights activists and freedom fighters - in the form of a song video. Please see and hear a rendition of the Arab Freedom Anthem with the lyrics (translated in english) displayed by Arab American Stephan Said sending this out to the world... from the rooftops.

Please click on the photo to start the video.

Cyprus IndyMedia
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Or visit the link directly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVIwHMu1m-M

Transformation in the Arab World

by Mazin Qumsiyeh, PhD mazin@qumsiyeh.org

"Mubarak has been an ally of ours in a number of things and he's been very responsible on, relative to geopolitical interest in the region, the Middle East peace efforts; the actions Egypt has taken relative to normalizing relationship with Israel.. I would not refer to him as a dictator".
- US Vice President Joe Biden (a lackey of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee [AIPAC], America's pro-Israel lobby.)

I first visited Egypt 30 years ago in 1981 to do research for my master's thesis which was later published in my first book "The Bats of Egypt". I visited Egypt twice since then and I recall vividly police abuse of their own people and yet the Egyptians I encountered mocked and joked about dictatorship. We tried at least from a distance to support our Egyptian brothers and sisters as they struggle for freedom. Arabs everywhere (yes even here in occupied Palestine) are talking about a transformation and about revolution. But all such transformations carry pain. Over 200 Egyptians were killed, thousands injured, and there is much destruction. Yet in a nation of 85 million people this is still a relatively peaceful transformation. While dealing with the present is critical we must also at this juncture start to look post dictatorship in the Arab world and plan the future.

I recall vividly a talk by a self-described "Liberal Zionist" (an oxymoron) at Duke University on 1 March 198l; at 77 year old he had no inhibitions in saying "Zionists do not want democracy in the Arab world." He explained that if Egypt was a democracy, it would not have signed a peace deal with Israel since the sentiments of the Arab people does not accept such arrangements that could be done with someone like President Sadat or King Hussein. On this point he was absolutely correct but in the long run such short-sighted perspective is self-destructive (1).

As I watched last night Hosni Mubarak make his (hopefully last) speech, I was very much reminded of the last speech of the Shah of Iran, Marcos of the Philippines, Bin Ali of Tunisia. They all claimed after so many years of torturing their own people that they now want to "reform". The US funded and supported the brutal Mubarak regime for over 30 years even as plenty of evidence from human rights organizations documented its abuse of its own citizens. See example videos of torture by Egyptian police (2). This is also the same police who, on the instruction of the Mubarak dictatorship, beat international activists trying to provide humanitarian relief to besieged Gaza (3). Mubarak then went on to for the first time appoint a vice president (his intelligence chief and ex-army buddy Omar Suleiman) and appoint another army officer as prime minister. It is now recognized that his reign is ending and a new era is beginning.

It is rather amusing that the brutal dictator of "Saudi" Arabia (a country named after a ruling family!) called to support Mubarak and stated that the demonstrators are hooligans and criminals. Anyone who knows anything about Egypt knows that this amazing and inspiring mostly nonviolent revolution is a true expression of the will of the Egyptian people regardless of their political or religious persuasions (leftist, Muslim Brotherhood, Nasserite Arab Nationalist, Christians, Muslims, etc).

In other news in brief for those who don't keep up with internet news or those who watch mainly the (supine) Western Media:

-Large demonstrations by Egyptians and human rights defenders at Egyptian embassies around the world all demanding democracy

-Israeli embassy in Cairo essentially emptied (an apartheid state embassy in the largest Arab country is an abomination)

-Israeli pundits very worried about how Egypt might look after Mubarak.

-There are many signs that the Egyptian military (like the Tunisian military) may be critical in this struggle. Already there are instances where the demonstrators were protected from the Egyptian police by the Egyptian military. See footage (4)

-A number of human rights groups and Egyptian community representatives abroad all called for ending the Egyptian police brutality. By contrast EU and US government officials are making feeble statements to hedge their bets and at best call for "peaceful" actions from "all sides". Slowly they were forced to modify their retorhic to talk about "change" but must finally call on their puppet Mubarak to leave power and insist that he and his sons and family return the billions stolen from the Egyptian people.

-A number of religious and civil organizations in Egypt broke their silence to support the ouster of the "last Pharaoh"

-The dictatorship cutting of web and mobile phone services and banning reporting by groups like Al-Jazeera did little to stem the tide of protest because people are living it daily in their homes and on the streets and they are not being incited from outside.

-Protests spread to Jordan and Yemen (two other Western supported governments). There are now plans for large protests in Syria and other countries.

-On the Palestinian Authority TV news, they noted that Mahmoud Abbas called Mubarak and stated his support for stability of Egypt. Other news outlets stated that he fully supports the Mubarak regime. Hamas then came in to say that they support the Egyptian people. Sadly, I think all rational human beings know which horse to bet on in this struggle between people and a western-supported dictator who accomplished nothing for his people and instead enriched his family (his sons are billionaires in a country in which tens of millions of people live on less than $1 a day).

I wrote seven months ago that "The political leadership in the fragmented Arab countries and Palestinian authority have convinced themselves that they have no option but to endlessly try to talk to politicians from Tel Aviv and Washington (the latter also Israeli occupied territory) hoping for some 'gestures'..I know most politicians like to feel 100% safe (mostly for their position of power) and are afraid of any change. But I wish they would realize that daring politicians make the history books and those who hang around trying to protect their seats will be forgotten. Cowardice is never a virtue." And then I concluded that "In the demonstrations yesterday, a child in Gaza was carrying a sign that says 'we demand freedom' and a child in Cairo that says 'children in Egypt and in Gaza want the siege lifted'. That is our future - not elderly politicians meeting to do media damage control with empty words. "(5)

But make no mistake about it: no power transformation happens without a period of unrest, instability, and pain. I believe in these difficult periods, humans are tested. Some are weak and may even try to use the situations to make some quick personal profit. Others are of strong and decent character and this shows in their watching for their neighbors and their community. I have seen countless pictures and heard countless stories of acts that can only be described as heroic (e.g. people protecting the national museum in Cairo or their neighbors' houses). Intellectuals are stepping forward to articulate rational scenarios for the future. People helping other people. So I think we will weather the transition. As to what the future holds. Clearly, the era of ignoring the masses is gone. It will not be easy since we have a legacy of decades of poor education (one that does not emphasize civic and individual responsibility etc). Getting rid of dictators is not enough. Building a civic participatory society is not easy (Europe's enlightenment did not come just from removing a few dictators).

People's expectation raised for change will dash against the reality that it will take decades to create systems of governance, accountability, economic justice, etc to allow for unleashing the great potential in the Arab world. And there is great potential (natural resources, water, educated hard-working middle class etc). It is critical that people begin to chart this future honestly and pragmatically. Slogans will not work. We the people must take responsibility for our own lives and for our communities. We need to take time to educate children in a very, very different way than we were educated. The beginnings may be simple. For example, in many Arab countries, people were thinking that as long as the country is not theirs (ruled by dictators), they can only watch over their own personal space and literally dump trash in the public space. In the new era, they have to learn that public space is theirs too. Order and respect for fellow citizens and for the country will have to be taught very early to our children. This is but one example for laying a brick in the road to real freedom and real prosperity. The bricks though are many and they will have to be fashioned and laid by the people. It is very hard work but it is the only way forward.

Mazin Qumsiyeh, PhD

(1) I challenged him on this in the Q&A and then wrote a follow-up letter that was published in the Duke Chronicle. See
http://www.qumsiyeh.org/zionistpositionfailstorecognizeotherside/

(2) Torture at Egyptian police stations, here are three examples (warning disturbing content!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhQRFz65M6s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCHM6LYiBsY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8KG5N_yq1s

3) Egyptian police beat Free Gaza convoy activist on December 30, 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT4tk2RiNIo

4) See this associated press story about role of Egyptian military
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/01/29/ap/middleeast/main7296653.shtml
and this interesting footage of military shielding demonstrators
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfqcEsDwgYQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQD-X9G9xfk

5) Mazin Qumsiyeh "Of Cowardice, Dignity and Solidarity"
http://www.qumsiyeh.org/ofcowardicedignityandsolidarity/

Mazin Qumsiyeh, PhD http://qumsiyeh.org

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Επικεφαλίδες ~ Βaşlıkları ~ Headlines

"Λύση, λύση μου, λύση..."
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post_08.html

Sexual Intrigues, CIA Spies and Fake Leftists: the plot against Wikileaks
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/12/sexual-intrigues-cia-spies-and-fake.html

Η Σπίθα ~ Διακήρυξη Μίκη Θεοδωράκη
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/12/blog-post.html

Highlights, Pearls, Distortions, Omissions and Lies
Ban Ki-moon's Report after the New York performance
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/11/highlights-pearls-distortions-omissions.html

Πάλι Λάθος Ομιλία!
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Ιστορίες από το γκέτο - Πρόλογος
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/11/blog-post_18.html

Τρείς Άξονες του Μίσους ~ Τι Επιδιώκουμε;
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http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/11/blog-post_20.html

Ο Κκέλης με την Απαστράπτουσα Φαλάκρα
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/11/blog-post.html

Ο Solat, άλλως Ηρακλής, στέλλει τα απειλητικά γράμματα
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/11/solat.html

Οσφυοκάμπτης ο Ευέλικτος ο Κύπριος - Homo Osfyokamptis Flexibilis Cypriensis
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Man complained to police about bad quality Marijuana
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Ο δικός μας υπερ-κατάσκοπος
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/blog-post_26.html

Alexander Downer ~ Αλεξάντερ Ντάουνερ
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Ο Πρόεδρος, το Νόμπελ, η Προφητεία · Θρήνος, Κλαυθμός και Οδυρμός: Φυρμός!
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Ο Νίκος Τριμικλινιώτης και ο ΔουPRIOς Ίππος που τον εργοδοτεί
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/prio.html

ΤουρκοΚύπριοι Αντιστασιακοί, και η ψευδο-αριστερά ηγεσία:
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http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/blog-post_09.html

Welcome President Medvedev
Liberate Us From Our Liberators ~ please!
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/welcome-president-medvedev.html

ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΤΥΠΟΥ ~ Από το ΜΕΤΩΠΟ Κυπρίων Φοιτητών Ηνωμένου Βασιλείου
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/blog-post_06.html

"Έλεος πκιον με τις αμπάλατες δηλώσεις του"

http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/10/blog-post.html

Οι συμμορίες λιντσαρίσματος επιτέθηκαν στους TAYADλήδες
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/tayad.html

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http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/news-from-turkey-socialism-attacked.html

Το νέο κωλόχαρτο του προέδρου Δημήτρη Χριστόφια
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/blog-post_22.html

Επικεφαλίδες ~ Βaşlıkları ~ Headlines
At the United Nations
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/aslklar-headlines.html

Η ΠΕΟ απειλεί και επιτίθεται σε αντικατοχικούς ΤουρκοΚύπριους
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Κυκλώνας Βήτα
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/09/blog-post_13.html

Της Γης οι Κολασμένοι... / Γράμμα από την Φυλακή….
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Νεκρός ο Ποιητής - Αιμόφυρτος η Προφητεία του Λάμπει Διαχρονικά και Επαληθεύεται
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/08/blog-post_30.html

Değerlerimize BAĞIMSIZLIK Eklendi
By: baraka@baraka.cc
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Security Council Resolutions of 20 July 1974 and 16 August 1974
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Περσείδες Δ ι ά τ τ o ν τ ε ς, 2010
Αντι Αισχύλου, Αίσχος
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Στη Φυλακή ο Κωστής - η Κοινότητα σε Εγρήγορση
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Χλευάζουν τον Πόνο μας
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Ο Κωστής στα Πρόθυρα της Ελευθερίας... ή της Φυλακής
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/08/blog-post_07.html

Ο "προοδευτικός" πολιτικός οργανωτής Γρηγόρης Ιωάννου και η χειραγώγηση της εναλλακτικής κοινότητας
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/08/blog-post.html

Sperm Damage from Laptop Computer's Radiation
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Union Leaders Arrested in the North
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http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post_28.html

Στούς Πρόποδες του Τροόδους
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post_19.html

Το μακρύ χέρι του ιμπεριαλισμού: Η US AID και η εναλλακτική κοινότητα
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/us-aid.html

Thank you Jennifer!
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It used to be Red Theology, now it's Green
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A General Strike in North Cyprus?
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Ποιο Κεφάλαιο θα βιάσει πρώτο την πόλη;
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post.html

Jennifer Lopez in Occupied Cyprus?
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/07/jennifer-lopez-in-occupied-cyprus.html

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PALESTINE SOLIDARITY MEETINGS: END THE GAZA BLOCKADE
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/palestine-solidarity-meetings-end-gaza.html

Η Παράνομη Δίωξη του Ξενή Ξενοφώντος Συνεχίζεται
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/blog-post_24.html

ΒενζινΑΔΙΚΟ
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/blog-post_19.html

ΣΥΝΕΝΤΕΥΞΗ με τον Μουράτ Κανατλί / Murat Kanatlı
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/murat-kanatl.html

Mehmet Asi Göze ve Erbil Refik Anıldı
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Οι Χρηματοδοτήσεις - Το μακρύ χέρι του ιμπεριαλισμού
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/blog-post_08.html

With such a friend you don't need enemies!!!
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Οι θλιβερές καρικατούρες Αριστεράς στην Κύπρο
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/blog-post.html

Israeli Commandos Stormed Aid Ship to Gaza MV Rachel Corrie
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/israeli-commandos-stormed-aid-ship-to.html

Very Serious Men in Skirts. And dresses
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/very-serious-men-in-skirts-and-dresses.html

Israel: Devlet Terörü / Κρατική Τρομοκρατία / State Terrorism
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/06/israel-devlet-teroru-state-terrorism.html

Israeli Piracy and Slaughter of Civilians in International Waters
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/israeli-piracy-and-slaughter-of.html

"This is the Cyprus Police Helicopter..."
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/this-is-cyprus-police-helicopter.html

Γάζα! ~ Εύγε στον Κυριάκο Τριανταφυλλίδη του Ακελ
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/blog-post_28.html

Launch of Palestine Film Festival 1 June 2010
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/launch-of-palestine-film-festival-1.html

ΕΝΑ ΚΑΡΑΒΙ ΓΙΑ ΤΗ ΓΑΖΑ ~ SHIP TO GAZA
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/ship-to-gaza.html

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http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/h-us-aid.html

More Dangerous and Lethal than Drug Abuse: the War on Drugs
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/more-dangerous-and-lethal-than-drug.html

A General Strike and Three Dead Workers in Greece
Part 1:
An earth shattering strike while reaction takes advantage of three murders
by Marxistiki Foni Editorial Board, Thursday, 06 May 2010
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/earth-shattering-strike-while-reaction.html

Part 2:
A Compilation of Censored and Under-reported News items, Critiques and Positions on the recent events
by Cyprus IndyMedia
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/general-strike-and-three-dead-workers.html

Υπόθεση Ξενή Ξενοφώντος, Μακάριου Δρουσιώτη και Ακελ
http: //cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/05/blog-post.html

Η Κάνναβις... το κατ' εξοχήν οικολογικό φυτό
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/04/blog-post_24.html

Το μακρύ χέρι του ιμπεριαλισμού: USAID και Κύπρος
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/04/usaid.html

Όνειρα σε άλλη γλώσσα
http://cyprusindymedia.blogspot.com/2010/04/blog-post_27.html


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