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formerly known as
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Welcome to cryfreedom.net,
formerly known as Womens
Liberation Front.
A website
that hopes to draw and keeps your attention for both the global 21th. century 3rd. feminist revolution as well
as especially for the Zan, Zendegi, Azadi uprising in Iran and the
struggles of our sisters in other parts of the Middle East. This online magazine
that started December 2019 will
be published every week. Thank you for your time and interest.
Gino d'Artali
indept investigative
journalist
radical feminist and women's rights activist
'WOMEN, LIFE, FREEDOM'
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November 9 - 4, 2024
Food for thought: 'there
are no children' Israeli "hooligans" chanted.
No wonder,
70% of all civilians killed by the idf and or israeli
settlers
were women and children, are of
45.000+ others.
Gino d'Artali
and more (f-)actual news below
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November 5 - 3, 2024
A mother whose son is being
held hostage by Hamas in Gaza
has accused Israel's government of
"a cynical deception operation that is taken from dark
regimes"
and more actual news of more-facts revealing
words and
will reveal the whole truth that will finally come out. |
November 2 - 1, 2024
Imagine: a 5-year old Gazaian girl
is begging for buscuits at a UNRWA-post.
The answer of the IDF is she and it gets bombed to as
they call her/it
'just garbage to be cleaned out'
and more actual and revealing news |
When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi
figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da
qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so
called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
Gianna d'Artali.
Al Jazeera - Nov 8, 2024 - By Simon Speakman Cordall
<<Israel’s new tactics in north Gaza stoke fears of ethnic cleansing
campaign
Thousands of starved civilians under intense bombardment are being
denied almost every basic human right.
Palestinian officials, witnesses and journalists are accusing Israel of
stepping up a campaign of ethnic cleansing in northern Gaza, where
civilians under constant bombardment are being denied the right to their
homes, food, water, medical support and safe travel. They reject the
Israeli army's claims that its push, which began in early October, is
simply aimed at closing in on Hamas fighters in the area, since tens of
thousands of civilians remain there. No aid has been allowed in since
then, heightening fears of famine and disease. According to the UN
Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), "Israeli authorities are preventing
Palestinians [in north Gaza] from accessing the essentials for their
survival, including water. Humanitarians are not able to do their work
in safety." Anas al-Sharif, Al Jazeera's reporter in northern Gaza, said
on Friday, "We are being annihilated in front of the world." Earlier
this week, as reported by the UK's Guardian newspaper, Israel's military
spokesperson Itzik Cohen said no one would be allowed to return to their
homes in the devastated reaches of Gaza's north. Cohen also reportedly
said aid would only be allowed to enter Gaza's south. Israeli officials
have since tried to distance themselves from those statements. But aid
agencies, rights groups and observers say Israel appears to be employing
a so-called <General's Plan>, a controversial strategy touted by a
retired member of the Israeli military, suggesting the army forcibly
empties Gaza's north of its entire population and regard anyone
remaining as an enemy combatant. At the time of publishing, the Israeli
army had not replied to Al Jazeera's request for comment. Hamas has
accused Israel of "massacres which amount to ethnic cleansing, alongside
a complete siege on northern Gaza". UNRWA said 69,000 people remain in
Gaza's north. Other estimates suggest the current population there is
closer to 100,000.
What is life like in northern Gaza?
Since early October, northern Gaza has been in a state of continuous
siege. Hundreds of civilians, including children, have been killed. No
food or aid has been allowed in. The Israeli army is laying waste to
what remained of the towns and villages that had once been home to
thousands of Palestinian families. Tens of thousands of civilians still
in the area are trying to survive daily threats of bombing, shelling,
sniper fire and the prospect of imminent starvation. The Israeli army is
trying to force them out, sending evacuation orders via social media
messages and flyers. Overhead warnings are reportedly delivered by
drones, urging them to flee south where conditions are relatively safer
but still perilous. Food is also scarce in the south, bombings are
relentless and hospitals are barely functioning. "Across northern Gaza,
there is no way of telling where the destruction starts or ends," said
Louise Wateridge, senior emergency officer at UNRWA, from the agency's
mission in Gaza's north. "As far as the eye can see, homes, hospitals,
schools, mosques, restaurants - everything has been completely
flattened. Only the carcass of [Gaza City] is left, with the entire
society becoming a graveyard." Despite Israeli claims to the contrary,
aid agencies insist that all attempts to deliver food to people in the
besieged areas of the North Gaza governorate have been blocked by the
Israeli authorities.
Healthcare conditions remain critical.
The Kamal Adwan Hospital, the last functioning medical facility in the
besieged north, has been hit by Israeli fire twice in the past week. The
delivery of life-saving supplies to the al-Awda Hospital has been
denied, agencies have said. The conditions are "beyond appalling",
Wateridge told Al Jazeera via WhatsApp. She said that at a school that
has been converted into a makeshift shelter, "sewage is streaming down
the walls. If people are not killed by bombs today, they will be killed
by disease tomorrow," she said.
What are experts, rights groups and politicians saying?
Analysts interviewed by Al Jazeera have termed Israel's plan to forcibly
displace thousands of people from northern Gaza as "ethnic cleansing".
"The world must stop standing by while Israel uses siege, starvation and
atrocity crimes to forcibly displace and destroy civilians and civilian
life," said Amnesty's Middle East and North Africa’s director, Heba
Morayet, in a statement. Jeremy Corbyn, long a supporter of Palestinian
rights and the former leader of the United Kingdom's Labour Party, said
Israel's campaign in the north was a "textbook definition of ethnic
cleansing". Josep Borrell, the European Union's foreign policy chief,
said hospitals in northern Gaza are being "targeted with an intensity
rarely seen in modern warfare".
Rohan Talbot, at the Medical Aid Palestinians charity, posted a map of
new evacuation orders on X on Friday. "The ethnic cleansing of Northern
Gaza was the proof of concept. The push on Gaza City is next. The
genocide won’t stop until it is forced to stop."
Can people leave northern Gaza?
Gaza itself remains an effective prison, with residents blocked by the
Israeli army from leaving the enclave to seek food, medicine and shelter
- or to escape its blockade. But even moving around within Gaza is
filled with risk and challenges. Functioning transport remains out of
reach for most. Some families have travelled by foot in a desperate
attempt to flee, a few using donkey carts during their displacement.
They are attempting to reach the Netzarim Corridor, which can take
hours. Once there, they wait even longer to begin the protracted process
of passing Israeli security checks to reach the south. But many in
Gaza's north believe fleeing south would not offer much respite. "What
is there [in the south] for families to leave for?" Wateridge said.
"Disease is spreading; there is limited food; thousands of families are
crammed on top of each other in horrendous shelter conditions. At this
point, the reality is 2.2 million people are exhausted from 13 months of
displacement, and trapped within pockets of the Gaza Strip, prevented
from fleeing to any real safety."
What's the Netzarim corridor?
Israeli troops have split the enclave in two, and control all travel
between each side. The four-kilometre (2.5-mile) deep and heavily
fortified Netzarim Corridor runs across the Gaza Strip, stretching from
the Israeli border to the Mediterranean. The establishment of the
corridor that bisects Gaza occurred in stages, beginning in October and
concluding with its formal establishment in late November.
What's the <General's Plan>?
In April, retired National Security Adviser General Giora Eiland drafted
the outline of a plan that would essentially cleanse northern Gaza of
its entire population under the guise of fighting a resurgent Hamas in
the region. Under its terms, the population of northern Gaza would be
given one week to flee, before being considered enemy combatants by
Israeli forces. From that point, all access to the isolated north would
be halted in a further bid to pressure Hamas to release the remaining
Israeli captives, but also to gain indefinite control over northern
Gaza, effectively dividing the Gaza Strip.
Washington has said it rejects the plan, while Israel officially denies
it is carrying it out. The Times of Israel reported that in
mid-September, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was considering
the plan. But when asked by US officials to publicly reject the plan,
Netanyahu is reported to have demurred.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA>>
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/11/8/what-is-the-israeli-army-doing-in-gazas-north
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