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Irish Activists in Lebanon on 1st Anniversary of Israel's War![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Damien Moran reports from Lebanon
![]() Raytheon 9 in Southern Lebanon
Over the past week I accompanied 12 members of the Derry Anti-War Coalition (DAWC), including the Raytheon 9, to visit communities in southern Lebanon which were devastated by the Israeli war last summer. We visited Bint Jbail and A'ita al-Chaab near the Israeli border, both of which received heavy bombardment from Israeli airstrikes and incursions from armoured bulldozers, tanks and troops, reducing civilian infrastructure to dust and pebble, their hearts to shock and fear, their eyes to tears for their lost loved ones. In addition to this, the DAWC protested outside the obliterated Palestinian refugee camp Nahr-al-Bared near Tripoli in Northern Lebanon. The primary purpose of their visit was to lay a commemoration stone at Qana (read: Slaughter in Qana by the Israeli's), site of a brutal Israeli massacre of innocent civilians one year ago. A poignant ceremony took place on Monday last with families of the deceased, local community leaders and Lebanese media. The plight of the Palestinians The de facto war zone at Nahr-al-Bared between the Lebanese army and Fatah-al-Islam has been the scene of vicious fighting, deadly sniper attacks and indiscriminate destructive shelling which has smashed the once thriving commercial centre and 55 year old refugee camp to rubble. 123 Lebanese Army personnel and countless numbers of Fatah-al-Islam fighters, as well as scores of innocent refugees have been killed over the past 70 days. Over 50,000 innocent civilians have fled the battleground, the majority of whom were already displaced Palestinians many times over, forced to take up temporary shelter in the tiny, under-resourced and over-populated Baddawi camp, about 7 kilometres away. This refugee camp, approximately 1.5 square kilometres in area, now houses up to 56,000 Palestinian refugees. Electricity cuts are frequent, safe drinking water lacking, sanitation systems under serious pressure, illness going under and untreated, internal hostilities growing. The residents are losing hope as they know their future is very uncertain and insecure. Irish Activists on the Frontline As part of their journey through Lebanon the DAWC held a series of high profile meetings with anti-war academics, resistance fighters, as well as spiritual and political leaders from the Lebanese community. The whole trip facilitated by the invaluable guidance and assistance of two veteran Irish pece activists, Caoimhe Butterly and Michael Birmingham. The latter are both on the frontline of human rights work in Lebanon and have in the past done similar owrk in Palestine and Iraq. The tragedy of war Both Lebanese victims of war and Palestinian refugees greeted us all with amazing warmth throughout our visit. The hospitality we received from the local Southern Lebanese communities and Palestinian refugees densely packed into Baddawi camp was one which strongly reminded us all of our duty to arry their message home and abroad and to continue to fight alongside them in their struggle for justice. Despite having to endure terrible living conditions - the Palestinian refugees facing an increasingly racist Lebanese community and a very indefinite future due to the destruction of their 50 year old home at Nahr al-Bared, the spirit of resistance is alive and well in these strongly-binded communities. Act yesterday, not tomorrow The debt DAWC and myself owe to Caoimhe and Michael is huge. They are both doing excellent work in Baddawi camp, though their humble personalities will admonish me for writing this, and as international activists are playing an invaluable role in drawing attention to the plight of the innocent civilians still caught up in Nahr-al-Bared. In the coming 24 hours I will try to outline how the Irish community could and need to respond to these pressing issues. Some of the basic forms odf protest should be exercised though on their own they are not sufficient. Please get on to your local NGO if they are based in Lebanon - find out the work they are doing and request they defend and support the civil rights of Palestinians living in Lebanon. Go to your local councillor or politician and ask them to use their influence to put pressure on, demand the Lebanese leaders do not collectively punish the civilians of Nahr al-Bared. Contact yiour local, national newspapers and demand they publish accurate and fair news on Lebanon's international obligations to not punish civilians alongside militants in Nahr-al-Bared and to obey all the Geneva Conventions. Solidarity vigils with the residents of Baddawi-refugee camps could be held outside Lebanese consulates/embassies worldwide, as well as Israeli embassies to hold them accountable to the Palestinian right to return to their homeland. The ongoing boycott of Isralei goods is also essential. The publication of articles related to Nahr-al-Bared in publications you are involved with, have influence on will also help to make the international community respond in demanding a humantarian solutuion to a humantarian crisis. I'm sure there are many other things which can be done that I hope people will outline below and enact accordingly. Time is running out for the citizens of Nahr-al-Bared, both trapped in the camp and in Baddawi camp. Supporting actions like those of the Raytheon 9, back in court on September 3rd in Derry, are quintessential if our resistance to militarism and the breaching of civil rights is to prove successful. In addition to this, supporting Michael and Caoimhe's work financially will go a long way to helping the refugees in the camp. Michael can be contacted at michaelbirmingham1 at gmail dot com Caoimhe can be contacted at sahara78 at hotmail dot co dot uk If you would like to donate to their work please email them and ask for the relevant a/c details. For very important background reading please see Caoimhe Butterly's indymedia report: 'Update on the situation in Nahr al Bared' ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() .
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Are we perhaps not in danger here of making heroes out of people (hezbollah) who in this war, according to Amnesty, committed war crimes on innocent people? Before people rush into whataboutery, I am just thinking, for example, of the rocket attack on innocent railway workers in Haifa. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Well, you might say that if somebody actually mentioned Hezbollah in glowing terms, or at all..... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Re. Hezbollah support query and whether this article supports their actions. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() That's the most sensible comment I've read on this topic for a while on indymedia. Well put. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Great report, Damien. It is important that people witness relentlessly to the situation on the ground in Lebanon, Palestine and many other areas of the Middle East. Keep the reports coming in - this is the type of stuff Indymedia Ireland needs. Plus, on a personal note, it's good to be reminded from time to time that my former co-defendants haven't gone away, you know ... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Damien ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() What interests me about this visit to Qana and lebanon by these Derry folk is this: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Eamon McCann is nothing in Derry all talk and no action. It's Sinn Fein ourselves alone who have the support of Derry wans. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() That would explain why he is awaiting trial for disabling thousands of $ if Raytheon equipment then? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() so what the RA blew up most of Derry and he wrecked a few computers,,,,, ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() So Felix, I suppose because of what may (or may not) have happened in Qana Lebanon was never invaded, there was never a civil war, there was never a "buffer" zone, Israel never sponsored the SLA and nobody died at all, at all......So much straw my eyes are starting to water....... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I might add that outside the American right wing "blogosphere" (or 'bloatosphere' as I prefer) Qana is not viewed as a "hoax". ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Are you clear that the Hizbullah aim is to destroy the state of Israel? Did you put this to any Hizbullah you met and what was the response? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() >It's Sinn Fein ourselves alone who have the support of Derry wans. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 'Both sides have hostages' ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Avi: "Finally, it seems to me that there is no moral equivalence between soldiers abducted when fighting with in defence of their country and terrorists incarcerated to prevent indiscriminate murder" ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Dear Nodin, ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Dearie me Michael, your contributions on Indymedia never did reach a high standard but you've degenerated rapidly into outright lunacy. Posting big pictures of Israeli flags does not substitute for having real arguments, nor does putting lots of exclamation marks at the end of your posts ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Instead of all this bickering can you simply not just a big WELL DONE to Eamonn and and the lads for having the pluck to go into a war zone and do some good. These people are prepared to go to jail for what they believe in and now they are prepared to put their own personal safety on the line as well. They just do not sit in front of a computer screen talking about how they would make the world a better place - they actually live it. Fair play lads and WELL DONE! Ireland is proud of you! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Sorry to disapoint you but Gerry Adams has already gone there this year to support the Palestenian people. He represents the majority of Republican / Nationalist people and his presence would have more clout than those without a mandate. As for MC Cann and his friends this has been nothing more than a junket trip ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Anything that helps the people there should be welcomed, regardless of whatever frictions might exist elsewhere. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Doire..you just sound like your petty point scoring over a lot of human suffering. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The nine are facing trial on specific charges arising out of the nonviolent disabling of Raytheon equipment. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I suspect that point scorer has never been a member of the Derry Anti War Coalition him/herself. We have had a couple of very forthright discussions about the fact that some of our members are part of a group that does not reject violence. This was a re-run of a discussion we had back in 1991 at the time of the first Gulf War when we had a similar problem in relation to members of Provisional Sinn Fein who might or might not be members of the IRA. Anyway, we decided then that if we were going to be representative of the community we live in (i.e. Derry) then we were likely to have some people who accepted the legitimacy of political violence. But back then we didn't have many members who were from the Protestant community. That has changed and now we have a healthy representation of people from that community. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() SEND POSTCARDS OF SUPPORT TO UK PEACE PRISONER MARCUS ARMSTRONG. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Well actually the 32 CSM IS considered to be the political wing of the RIRA. The beauty of the internet is that the facts can be put across to the general public and criminals and their excusers can do nothing to cover it up. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The nature of these smears against some of the Raytheon 9 is ironic considering the fact that since 1998 it has been members of the 32 csm in Derry whom have borne the brunt of a sustained campaign of thuggery from both Sinn Fein and the PSNI/RUC in attempts to silence them and their political analysis . This has included threats , death threats ,abductions and severe beatings from the states official and unofficial watchdogs respectively . This prolonged campiagn has been actively encouraged by politicians and plitical commentors accross the board , including the likes of the SDLP and Denis Bradley who along with the British governemnt have urged and thanked Sinn Fein/MI5 for "confronting" and "facing down " 32 csm members . ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Me oul mate Barry. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Sure youre just ranting mindlessly and ive been listening to these very same rants about republicans since I was a child . If you wish to spend your time making personalised attacks on members of the Raytheon 9 , ex republican prisoners and 32 csm thats your perogative, however whatever your actual point is completely escapes me . I neither know nor care which political faction you support but its a fair bet they played no part in the Raytheon protest . If they are represented on Derry city council then for sure they are complicit in these merchants of deaths activities . Maybe your time would be better spent shouting the odds to them about that and the havoc wreaked by Raytheons products rather than ranting away about those who did make the effort and who now face jail as a result . ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Hello Barry! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() None of my associates or those ex prisoners who took part in the raytheon protest are involved in criminal activities . If you regard breaking British laws for political purposes as a criminal act then youve no business supporting the Raytheon protest . In fact all youve done in this thread is blacken the very people who took part in it, so i dont regard you as a supporter of it all . Merely some bedwetter on his high horse with god knows what agenda going on . The presence of 32 csm members on the protest has been thorougly debated amongst DAWC and supported by members from both religious backgrounds , They made up almost half of those arrested and were to the forefront of gaining actual physical entry to the premises . The locked security doors and security guards were not bypassed with polite conversation or a socialist slogan . ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() From all reports the action at Raytheon was nonviolent and direct. These are the actions the 9 are being put on trial for. It seems a prosecutor's ploy to move the goalposts. Maybe you could have this character trial after the state is finished with them, if your purpose is other than simply to undermine and isolate the defendants. Again leave that to the state, that is what the prison system is there for. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Barry needs to be careful that he does not echo the lies of the bourgeois press when he says that the 32CSM members of the Raytheon 9 were "to the fore" in gaining access to the building. This is not true. In fact, while their bulk ( ! ) helped in pushing through the first door, they then were very careful to let the socialists do the main work between the first and second door as the security guard was already crying "assault". The cops themselves, with the help of CCTV footage, were fairly clear that it was SWP members, including a woman who was later arrested but not charged, who made sure that the protestors made it through the second door. This wasn't surprising as they'd occupied the building before and knew the crack. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I have just recently come across this as I was on the recent trip to Lebannon. I am totally disgusted by the attacks on my comesrades in the 32CSM who wetre involved in the Raytheon protest and our movement in general.If any one is suggesting that our movement is involved in drugs in any way or criminality they are very badly mistaken or are working for the British. I will state clearly here, we have no involvement in any criminal activity and have been to the fore in the fight against drug dealers and anti-social elements, this is what really rankels with some on here I suspect. Be assured mo chairde we willl stand agaisnt criminals and the Brits no matter what the slures or the price. Maybe our friend Jed will put his convictions where his mouth is next time the fight for right might require a jail sentence, I very much doubt it though, more chance he will be found in a compromising position with scum or maybe he already has, saying no-one knows who he is. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Hello again Baz. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Yes Deanta ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I have checked into your aligations regarding Ballymena and im told theres no so-called RIRA presence there so Id love you to substanciate your nonsence. If you view the IMC and the Brits as credible sources it says alot for you my friend. The Army doesnt extort money from forigeners or drug dealers, as you stated yourself it has been very active in targeting these scum, infact you call it intimidation lol. The only actions the Army has been engaged in are the ones they claim, However I would concede that some individuals may use the name of certain organisations from time to time for their own activities, but rest assured when found Id say they would be dealt with in a manner fitting their crime. I see you are very shy in declaring your aligance, are you a brit or a hood? Sounds like the second on to me, your very quick to defend them. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I am a former volunteer in the Provisional IRA and was once proud of the fact. Not anymore, I often despair at the fact that I've seen so many comrades die in the prime of their lives, while I was lucky just to lose a few years of mine in prison and all for a lie. What were the previous 30 years really about? Getting SF ready for power? What we have in place was achievable in 1973, in fact I believe that the Civil Rights association could have achieved as much. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Eamonn McCann has never given the impression he was the only one to march for civil rights. Quite the opposite. I have heard him talk many times about civil rights, free Derry etc and he always emphasises the fact that it was a mass movement. In fact, he always makes the point that it was the mass movement of the civil rights period that achieved most of the reforms around the vote and housing. Just as today, he still argues that it is a mass movement against the war, not the activities of a small group of activists however bold, that is needed to take on the war mongers. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Jed, i note you have not responded to my previous post. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() To join the last two messages above, surely the issue here, and the subject of the thread, is the courageous activity of the Derry Anti War Coalition...both re:the occupation and outing of Raytheon, publicising what this company is involved in and the murderous impact of its products, but also, and in my opinion CRUCIAL fact, that they have created active links with the people of Qana, visiting Lebanon twice in solidarity, and working with Lebanese activists. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I often heard him refer to the fact that many who have claimed to be on Duke Street etc where not actually there. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I know because I interviewed him for my dissertation on the civil rights movement. And, yes, he did say that if the number of people who now say they were in Duke St on Oct 5th, or on Craigavon Bridge the following week, or at Burntollet Bridge for that matter really had been there, the lives of those trying to organise the civil rights movement would have been a lot easier. This is clearly aimed at the likes of John Hume, though, who waited until it was clear this was going to be a mass movement before deciding to try to 'lead' it. Once the movement was established and got going, McCann is clear that it was the masses on the streets and, in particular, the women who downed tools and walked out of the shirt factories in their thousands who really took the movement forward [and he's quite funny about both the 'gender blindness' of the mainly male leadership of NICRA, including himself, and the women themselves chanting "one man, one vote"]. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Apologies Anarchist Pacifist ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Well Deanta. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Oh dear jed you really do make this too easy, so your so-called independant sources are the Unionist News Letter and Belfast telegraph the BBC and the IMC not very independant in anyones eyes mo chara. Firstly no republican, not even the provos would hail the IMC to be independant. They as an organisation much like your good self make all sorts of outlandish claims without any proof. The only 2 things you have right in your last rant are that the so-called RIRA were responsible for the bomb in Omagh and the firebombing of Nerwy. In my opinion one was a tradegy the other a legitimate economic operation. No proof have you on your lies about back handers from druggies or extorting money from foreign workers. How many republicans have been caught engaged in these activities? none you lieing toerag, because they dont do it. Now why dont you take the advice of another poster on here and start a slander thread somewhere else this thread is about the suffering of the lebanese and actions linked to helping them, and I dont suspect you will be contributing much to that. |
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DAWC with their commemoration stone for Qana
Families of the deceased mourn their dead
Destroyed village of Bint Jbayl on the Lebanese/Israel border
Calling on the UN to increase pressure against collective punishment at Nahr Al-Bared
Baddawi Camp meeting with Palestinian Liberation Front delegates
Irish citizens attend commemoration to denounce what they say was lebanon's bloody Sunday
By Hani M. Bathish
For a more balanced view on what is going on in the middle east click on
http://www.jpfo.org/warinmiddleeast.htm . Israelis`have rights, too, and this includes defending their people and country from islamic terrorists hiding out in civilian garb across the Lebanese border.
Michael, you deserve our gratitude for brightening up Indymedia with your hilarious links - you always seem to post a hyperlink for a site that, far from offering the "balanced" outlook you claim, is farcially extremist and sometimes outright loony. Anyone following your latest post will see what I mean - and in the past, we've had you linking to a writer who believes that Ha'aretz is a 'far left pro Palestinian" newspaper. Sheer madness! Your latest post is a clumsy and unconvincing attempt to shout down criticism of Israel for deliberately targeting Lebanese civilian targets and killing hundreds of non-combatants in cold blood. We're all familiar with the default settings from pro-Israeli posters by now - anything Israel ever does is an act of self defence by definition, no proof is required of this, no criticism of Israel can ever be legitimate .... bla bla bla. Just say "I approve of the massacre of Lebanese civilians" and save us the (none-too-onerous) task of decoding your posts.
Who do you think Bush's Neo-Cons are targeting with this latest executive order - 'Al Qaeda of Syria'??!
Matthew Rothschild writes...
'....On August 1, Bush issued a similar executive order, this one entitled, “Blocking Property of Persons Undermining the Sovereignty of Lebanon or Its Democratic Processes and Institutions.”
Syrian meddling in Lebanon constitutes an “unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States,” Bush asserted, adding, “I hereby declare a national emergency to deal with that threat.”
This executive order is even more sweeping.
Where the one on Iraq applies to people who engage in violent acts or pose a significant risk of engaging in violent acts, this one doesn’t even bother to limit it to that. Anyone who engages in any act-violent or nonviolent-against the government of Lebanon can now have his or her property frozen.
And it also gives the Treasury Secretary the authority to freeze the assets of “a spouse or dependent child” of any person whose property is frozen.
What’s next? Impounding the family dog?
The executive order on Lebanon also bans food, medicine, and humanitarian aid to anyone whose property is frozen-and that includes the “dependent child” mentioned above.'
read the rest at
http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2007/08/04/2981/
'Who do you think Bush's Neo-Cons are targeting with this latest executive order?...
Let us remember what happened to Kathy Kelly's 'Voices in the Wilderness' organisation ( http://vitw.org ) - even after the US overthrew Saddam.
U.S. Anti-War Group Won't Pay Iraq Sanctions Fine
Published on Thursday, August 18, 2005 by Reuters
CHICAGO - U.S. peace activists faced with a $20,000 fine for violating U.S. sanctions against Iraq seven years ago for delivering medical supplies said on Tuesday they will go to jail before paying the fine.
On Friday, a federal judge ordered the organization, one of the largest American anti-embargo groups in the 1990s, to pay a $20,000 fine imposed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury in 2002.
The fine was issued by the government after group members carried medicines and medical supplies to Iraq in 1998 without asking for a license to export humanitarian supplies.
The Chicago-based group was one of many U.S. and European organizations that in the 1990s defied trade sanctions to deliver medicines to Iraqi hospitals.
A Treasury spokeswoman on Tuesday declined to comment on the judge's ruling. But she said the government will continue to file civil charges against Americans who break U.S. law that puts sanctions on other countries.
The trade sanctions, implemented in 1990 after Iraq's invasion of neighboring Kuwait, banned Americans from engaging in direct or indirect commercial trade with Iraq during Saddam Hussein's rule.
If the fine is not paid, some members of the activist group could face criminal charges that carry a maximum sentence of 12 years each in federal prison.
"We will go openly and lovingly" to jail, the group's co-founder Kathy Kelly told reporters at the press briefing.
more at
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0818-07.htm
For an interesting and 'innocent' read of how the Israeli State uses writers and literature to distract attention from the crimes the State is comitting pls go to:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/890305.html
The best case for a cultural boycott I have come across for a long time. Btw, the IPSC boycott/picket of Israeli produce in supermarkets is continuing. For further info contact the IPSC through
http://www.ipsc.ie
Congratulations to Damien, the Raytheon 9, Caoimhe and Michael and to all brave Irish people who are doing something to counteract the blackened image of Ireland in the Middle East now that Shannon has been given to the USAF and the Department of Foreign Affairs has sold out completely to Israel!
Go into the war zones disarmed and show solidarity with the casualties. Nonviolently disable the killing technology at home. Show solidarity with those before the courts and away from home for doing the same. Good vibes to Damien, Caoimhe, Michael and the Raytheon 9.Hope to make it to Derry for the trial.
The reasons for the action carried out by the Raytheon 9, unfortunately, have received far less publicity than they should, considering Raytheon's intrinsic role in the arms industry and (direct) responsibility for the deaths of many, many people. In fact, the negative attitude adopted by some towards the Raytheon 9 direct action contrasts sharply with the chorus of voices calling for decommissioning in the north over the past decade. What about decommissioning Raytheon?
Well done to the nine for making a beginning in that regard.
Solidarity.
'The brides' rented gowns flounced and swished as they moved, Cinderella-like poofs of white satin, tulle, embroidery, and beading, with decorated veils to match. Their grooms looked plain in comparison, with short-sleeved collared shirts and ties. For some guests, it was their first change of clothes since fleeing Nahr al-Bared. It was also a welcome shift in atmosphere.
"It's nice to have a wedding," muses Ziad Shtiwi, a relative of the bride and groom. "It's a change in the mood."
Several Nahr el-Bared couples have wed since losing their homes and possessions, says Caoimhe Butterly, a relief worker at the Beddawi refugee camp where Mr. Hussein's family now lives in a school. Some even have a few days' honeymoon in their own "room" – a corner of a classroom sectioned off by blue plastic tarp – before family members, often numbering in the double-digits, move back in.
[....]
Aid groups and international donors brought an initial stream of relief items this spring, including 33,000 food parcels, 26,000 mattresses, and $1,300 in cash per family.
But in the past two weeks those provisions have virtually stopped coming, says Ms. Butterly.'
more at
http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0806/p07s01-wome.html
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