MINICOMUNITANDO : Boicottaggio Vero dei prodotti Israeliani... Non comprate prodotti.... - RINGRAZIAMO INVECE PER L'INFORMAZIONE ED USIAMOLA PER CERCARE MEGLIO PRODOTTI ISRAELIANI DA ACQUISTARE!!! -AIUTI UMANITARI - RADIO E TV DA ISRAELE

COMUNITANDO
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Un grazie all'amico che ha segnalato la cosa, ma anche un grazie ad Alidina per averci facilitato la ricerca di prodotti israeliani da acquistare!
Un saluto a tutti e...buoni acquisti,
Gadi

I....... - Livorno ha scritto:

Per notizia e per controbattere invio questa infame propaganda.

Tenete duro e coraggio.

A.....

 

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Da: Altieri [mailto:......@libero.it]
Inviato: domenica 4 gennaio 2009 21.31
A: avvocato.........@alice.it; Destinatari nascosti:
Oggetto: Boicottaggio Vero dei prodotti Israeliani... Non comprate prodotti con il Codice a Barre cifre... 729

 

--- Sab 3/1/09, Alidina B......M............  ha scritto: attuiamo un "Embargo" commerciale verso i terroristi... Comprate prodotti con il Codice a Barre cifre... 729                    Cominciamo con qualcosa di piccolo... ma, in questo mondo governato dal mercato, efficace: quando andate al supermercato, nei negozi, nei mercati controllate la provenienza dei prodotti che acquistate.  Se il codice a barre riporta il numero 729 comprateli!!!!!!! Cominciamo a togliere qualche arma a chi ne sgancia a tonnellate sulla popolazione israeliana.

 PRODOTTI MADE IN ISRAEL....

Revisione del testo a cura di COMUNITANDO
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PARLANDO DI AIUTI UMANITARI

Subject: Humanitarian aid to Gaza following the 6-month calm  Humanitarian aid to Gaza following the 6-month calm Ministry of Foreign Affairs 4 Jan 2009  Israel continues to ensure that the civilian population in the Gaza Strip  receives food, medicines and other humanitarian necessities, even as Hamas  and other terrorist groups launch dozens of missiles daily at Israeli  communities.   Since the beginning of Operation Cast Lead on December 27, 2008, Israeli  defense officials at the Coordination and Liaison Administration (CLA) have  been working together with the international organizations in the Gaza Strip  as well as various governments in order to assess the humanitarian needs,  requirements and make the necessary response. Since the beginning of the  operation, and on a daily basis, the international community has been able  to increase the amount of goods supplied to Gaza.  Since the beginning of Operation Cast Lead some 400 truckloads of  humanitarian aid have been transferred at the request of the international  organizations, the Palestinian Authority and various governments.  Preparations are underway to facilitate further shipments expected to arrive  in the coming days. 10,000 tons of humanitarian aid delivered to Gaza throughout the week 226 dual nationals were evacuated from Gaza 2000 units of blood were donated by Jordan 5 ambulances donated by Turkey 5 ambulances transferred from the West Bank on behalf of the Palestinian Red  Crescent Society 20 people were evacuated to Israel for medical needs, including two injured  children.   All reports indicate that there are sufficient medicine and food in Gaza.  The crossings to Gaza are open for the transfer of humanitarian aid from all  international organizations, in full cooperation with the Israeli  authorities and without restriction. Details of humanitarian aid transferred to the Gaza Strip via Israeli  crossings: January 2, 2009 Israel transferred 64 trucks carrying 1,530 tons of humanitarian aid  (including basic foodstuffs, medicines and medical supplies, tents and  generators) via the Kerem Shalom crossing. Among the trucks were 25 UNRWA  trucks, eight trucks of food donated by Turkey, and three trucks of medical  equipment from the WHO. . Israeli humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip 2-Jan-2009  January 1, 2009 60 trucks, with approximately 1,360 tons of humanitarian aid, medical  supplies and medication were conveyed through Kerem Shalom cargo terminal. . Israeli humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip 1-Jan-2009 December 31, 2008 93 truckloads carrying some 2,500 tons of humanitarian aid, medical supplies  and medications were transferred through the Kerem Shalom crossing. The  World Food Programme notified the Israeli authorities that their food  warehouses in the Gaza Strip are full, with a two-week supply, and they do  not require further shipments. The Nahal Oz fuel crossing remains closed due to continuing fire in the  area. Twelve Palestinians, including two children, were transferred to Israeli  hospitals. . Israeli humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip 31-Dec-2008  December 30, 2008 93 truckloads carrying 2,366 tons of humanitarian supplies as well as five  ambulances donated by Turkey were transferred to the Gaza Strip. A Red Cross  plane arrived with medical supplies for the hospital operating room. The aid included food and medicine provided by the World Food Programme,  UNRWA, UNICEF, the ICRC, the World Health Organization, Doctors without  Borders, and Care International, as well as donations from Egypt, Jordan,  Qatar and Turkey. . Israel increases humanitarian effort to the Gaza Strip - 30-Dec-2008 December 29, 2008 63 trucks with 1,545 tons of humanitarian goods (food, medicines and medical  supplies) were delivered via the Kerem Shalom crossing. Most of the aid was  provided by the International Red Cross, UNRWA, Doctors without Borders, and  Care International. Five ambulances from the Palestinian Red Crescent  Society (PRCS) in Ramallah passed through, at the request of the  International Red Cross (ICRC). 1,000 units of blood donated by the  Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan were also delivered. Although scheduled to open, the Nahal Oz fuel depot remained closed due to  rocket attacks nearby. Erez crossing: Four people (patients and their escorts), and ten  international staff, including a pregnant FAO employee and her Palestinian  husband, left the Gaza Strip and crossed into Israel. December 28, 2008 At the request of international organizations (the International Red Cross,  UNRWA, WFP) and of the Palestinian National Authority in Ramallah, 23  truckloads of humanitarian goods such as flour, medicines and medical  supplies, were transferred via Kerem Shalom crossing.  Photos: IDF Spokesperson December 26, 2008 Kerem Shalom: 63 trucks delivered1496 tons of goods - flour, oil, sugar,  rice, salt, milk powder, hatching eggs and medicines. December 21-25, 2008 Erez crossing: 145 people (patients and their escorts) crossed into Israel  for medical treatment  The Unit for Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories  reports daily on the general humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. Humanitarian aid includes food, medicines and medical equipment, tools and  materials for esssential humanitarian infrastructures, and a certain amount  of diesel fuel. Cement, sand, gravel and steel are not considered to be  humanitarian aid.  Different crossings are designated for different types of humanitarian aid: Karni Crossing:  grains such as wheat, barley, soy beans, corn, sesame  seeds, animal feed and aggregate Kerem Shalom and/or Sufa Crossing: food, hygiene products, tools and raw  materials for essential infrastructures, medicines and medical equipment;  and a myriad of other items - ranging from school books to wheel chairs -  needed by the civilian population. Nahal Oz: diesel fuel for transportation and for the local Gaza power  station, petrol, and gas for cooking and heating, according to an assessment  of civilian needs mandated by the Israeli court. Erez Crossing: two-way traffic of international organizations' staff between  Israel and Gaza ; Gaza residents seeking medical treatment in Israel or the  Palestinian Authority, together with the people accompanying them ("medical  evacuations"); and Palestinian civilians with various humanitarian needs.  This crossing is open every day, even when the other crossings are closed.   ------------------------------  From: imra@netvision.net.il

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