benegenetriivir | Рассупонилось солнышко в блокадной Газе (Reply)

После того как мировая общественность благодушно расслабилась на летнем солнышке и лениво запотела, боевой рупор ХАМАСа Палестин.инфо вылил на нее охлаждающее ведро правды - Председатель британской благотворительной организации «Интерпал» Ибрагим Хьювитт заявил, что гуманитарная ситуация в осажденном Секторе Газа уже перешла пределы кризиса и достигла невыносимого и ужасающего состояния. После прибытия гуманитарного конвоя «Мили улыбок» в субботу вечером Хьювитт обратился к жителям Газы с призывом продолжить борьбу за свои права – за право на работу, путешествия и торговлю. Он отметил, что новые гуманитарные караваны, организованные различными группами, находятся на пути в Сектор. Британский активист опроверг заявления «Израиля» о т.н. «ослаблении» блокады Газы.

А сегодня, 9-го августа, западные фотокорреспонденты прошлись по некогда щедрому базару Газы.

A Palestinian speaks with a vendor at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, as he shops before the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

A Palestinian speaks with a vendor at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, as he shops before the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

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A Palestinian vendor sells dates at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, before the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

A Palestinian vendor sells dates at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, before the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

© Reuters Pictures

A Palestinian buys olives at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, as he prepares for the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

A Palestinian buys olives at a market in Gaza City August 9, 2010, as he prepares for the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the Muslim holy month where the devout fast by day and feast at night, is different in Gaza this year thanks to the partial relaxation of Israel's blockade, allowing shops to fill with special items for the occasion.

© Reuters Pictures

A Palestinian boy stands by a stall selling lanterns for the upcoming Muslim holy month of Ramadan at a market in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, on August 7, 2010. The start of Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, is traditionally determined by the sighting of a new moon.

Рассупонилось солнышко в блокадной Газе

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