Growing outrage at the killings in Gaza

Growing outrage at the killings in Gaza

The Guardian, 16 January 2009

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jan/16/gaza-israel-petitions

The massacres in Gaza are the latest phase of a war that Israel has been waging against the people of Palestine for more than 60 years. The goal of this war has never changed: to use overwhelming military power to eradicate the Palestinians as a political force, one capable of resisting Israel's ongoing appropriation of their land and resources. Israel's war against the Palestinians has turned Gaza and the West Bank into a pair of gigantic political prisons. There is nothing symmetrical about this war in terms of principles, tactics or consequences. Israel is responsible for launching and intensifying it, and for ending the most recent lull in hostilities.

Israel must lose. It is not enough to call for another ceasefire, or more humanitarian assistance. It is not enough to urge the renewal of dialogue and to acknowledge the concerns and suffering of both sides. If we believe in the principle of democratic self-determination, if we affirm the right to resist military aggression and colonial occupation, then we are obliged to take sides... against Israel, and with the people of Gaza and the West Bank.

We must do what we can to stop Israel from winning its war. Israel must accept that its security depends on justice and peaceful coexistence with its neighbours, and not upon the criminal use of force.

We believe Israel should immediately and unconditionally end its assault on Gaza, end the occupation of the West Bank, and abandon all claims to possess or control territory beyond its 1967 borders. We call on the British government and the British people to take all feasible steps to oblige Israel to comply with these demands, starting with a programme of boycott, divestment and sanctions.

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Wir sehen das blinde Töten in Gaza als Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit an. Wir protestieren gegen die Ausrottungstaktik und bieten unsere volle Unterstützung aus tiefstem Herzen der Bevölkerung von Gaza an.

We regard Israel's indiscriminate killing in Gaza as a crime against humanity. We protest against Israel's exterminating tactics and offer our wholehearted support to the people of Gaza.

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Die Empörung über die
Morde in GAZA nehmen zu

Die große englische Zeitung "Guardian" hat eine Petition veröffentlicht, die schärfste staatliche Maßnahmen fordert, um ein Ende des Massakers der Israelis an den Palästinensern zu erzwingen. Hunderte von Professoren und anderen Intellektuellen haben sich angeschlossen:

The Guardian, Friday 16 January 2009

Die Empörung über die
Morde in GAZA nehmen zu

"Die Massaker in Gaza sind der letzte Akt in einem Krieg, den Israel seit mehr als 60 Jahren gegen das Volk von Palästina führt. Das Ziel dieses Krieges stand von Anfang an fest: mit überwältigender militärischer Macht sollen die Palästinenser als politische Kraft ausgelöscht werden, die fähig wäre, Israels fortwährender Aneignung ihres Landes, ihres Volksvermögens und ihrer Bodenschätze zu widerstehen. Israels Krieg gegen die Palästinenser hat Gaza und die "Westbank" in ein gigantisches Doppel-Gefängnis für politische Gefangene verwandelt. Nichts an diesem Krieg ist "symmetrisch", nicht in den Grundsätzen, nicht in der Taktik, nicht in den Konsequenzen. Israel ist verantwortlich dafür den Krieg begonnen und ständig intensiviert zu haben, und dafür, die kürzlich eingetretene Waffenruhe beendet zu haben.

Israel muß verlieren. Es reicht nicht aus, eine weitere Feuerpause zu verlangen, oder mehr humanitäre Hilfe. Es reicht nicht aus, auf die Erneuerung des Dialogs zu drängen und die Sorgen und Leiden auf beiden Seiten anzuerkennen. Wenn wir an das Recht auf demokratische Selbstbestimmung glauben, wenn wir an das Recht glauben, einer militärischen Aggression und kolonialistischer Besatzung Widerstand entgegenzusetzen, dann sind wir verpflichtet, uns auf eine Seite zu stellen, …gegen Israel und für die Bevölkerung von Gaza und der "Westbank".

Wir müssen tun, was immer wir können, um Israel daran zu hindern, diesen Krieg zu gewinnen. Israel muß akzeptieren, daß seine Sicherheit nur auf Gerechtigkeit und friedlicher Koexistenz mit seinen Nachbarn beruhen kann und nicht auf der verbrecherischen Anwendung von Gewalt.

Wir sind der Überzeugung, daß Israel sofort und bedingungslos seinen Angriff auf Gaza abbrechen, die Besetzung der "Westbank" zu beenden und jeglichen Anspruch auf Besitz oder Kontrolle von Land jenseits der Grenzen von 1967 aufzugeben. Wir appellieren an die britische Regierung und an das Volk von England, alle denkbaren Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, um Israel zu zwingen, diesen Forderungen nachzukommen, beginnend mit einem Programm des Boykotts, des Rückzugs von Kapital und von Sanktionen.

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