Organization:Hamas - Seenthis

وزير داخلية حماس : سنراقب كل من يساهم في اخفاض مستوى الرجولة في غزة

2013-05-21T19:14:24Z

وزير داخلية حماس : سنراقب كل من يساهم في اخفاض مستوى الرجولة في غزة
http://www.alquds.co.uk/?p=46213

وزير داخلية حماس: سنراقب كل من يساهم في اخفاض مستوى الرجولة في غزة

Hamas bien décider à lutter farouchement pour préserver... « le niveau de virilité » à Gaza... Suite du harcèlment contre les jeunes déviants à pantalons taille basse et cheveux trop longs : pas de place pour ceux qui cherchent à « faire une brèche » (يخترق ثغرة :: étonnante expression, plutôt utilisée dans le langage footballistique, qui laisse entendre qu'on est un peu sur la défensive face à des assauts impétueux !) dans la virilité des hommes gazouis...

Hamas increases presence along Egyptian border

2013-05-20T19:51:41Z

Hamas increases presence along Egyptian border

http://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2013/05/20/hamas-increases-presence-along-egyptian-border

The Extent and Limits Of Qatar-Hamas Ties - Al-Monitor : the Pulse of the Middle East

2013-05-20T12:03:48Z

The Extent and Limits Of Qatar-Hamas Ties - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/qatari-hamas-alliance-meaning.html

Hamas and Doha may have a dispute at some point, but there are a lot of maneuvering margins and points that may delay or prevent the moment of separation, and allow the tactics of strategic alliance between the two parties to continue. Qatar needs the relationship with Hamas in order to strengthen its regional role, and Hamas needs Qatar's support at the financial, political and media levels.

Visit by Egyptian Cleric to Gaza Divides Palestinian Leaders - Al-Monitor : the Pulse of the Middle…

2013-05-14T12:35:41Z

Visit by Egyptian Cleric to Gaza Divides Palestinian Leaders - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/qaradawi-hamas-gaza.html

Senior Muslim cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi has wrapped up his three-day Gaza Strip visit, which has drawn mixed reactions from Palestinian circles. It was the first visit by the head of the International Union of Muslim Scholars to the Hamas-run coastal enclave

Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza

2013-05-11T09:59:05Z

Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza
http://www.slate.fr/story/72121/gaza-hamas-islamisation

est le dernier coup d'éclat du Hamas : le mouvement palestinien vient d'interdire aux hommes les pantalons taille basse et les coupes de cheveux « indécentes ». Finis les cheveux longs ou coiffés en pics, au risque de se faire arrêter puis tondre la tête par la police du Hamas.
Cette mesure intervient quelques jours après le projet de loi sur les écoles non mixtes. Le gouvernement a interdit la mixité dans toutes les écoles de Gaza, dès l'âge de 9 ans. Mais dans la plupart des établissements scolaires de Gaza, filles et garçons sont déjà séparés. Cette loi ne concerne qu'une vingtaine d'écoles privées et trois établissements chrétiens.

“Newseum” comes under pressure from Israel supporters for honoring Palestinian journalists killed…

2013-05-11T07:03:08Z

“Newseum” comes under pressure from Israel supporters for honoring Palestinian journalists killed in Gaza
http://mondoweiss.net/2013/05/supporters-palestinian-journalists.html

On May 13th, the Newseum in Washington, DC will be holding an event to honor “newspeople who died or were killed in the pursuit of news” in the past year. Among the 84 journalists who died are Mahmoud al-Kumi and Hussam Salama who were killed in Israel's attack on the Gaza Strip this past winter. Their inclusion in the ceremony has sent parts of the Israel lobby into overdrive as both worked for Al-Aqsa television which is affiliated with Hamas. The neocon think tank Foundation for the Defense of Democracies is threatening pull an annual policy summit out of the venue in protest.

Destruction d'au moins 154 tunnels reliant l'Egypte à Gaza par l'armée égyptienne

2013-05-10T18:34:15Z

Destruction d'au moins 154 tunnels reliant l'Egypte à Gaza par l'armée égyptienne

http://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2013/05/06/armed-forces-destroy-154-tunnels-to-gaza

Le Hamas ne va sans doute pas apprécier.

#Egypte #Gaza

مغردون : القرضاوي في غزة للنفخ في النار المشتعلة | العرب Alarab Newspaper

2013-05-08T07:49:38Z

مغردون : القرضاوي في غزة للنفخ في النار المشتعلة | العرب Alarab Newspaper
http://www.alarab.co.uk/?p=34614

مغردون: القرضاوي في غزة للنفخ في النار المشتعلة

Inévitablement, la visite à Qatar de Qardawi, star qataro-égyptienne de l'islam médiatique, laisse apparaître ses données politiques : soutien total du Hamas (financé par le Qatar) contre campagnes de boycott sur les réseaux sociaux.

Report Highlights Corruption In Palestinian Institutions - Al-Monitor : the Pulse of the Middle East

2013-05-07T21:02:04Z

Report Highlights Corruption In Palestinian Institutions - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/report-corruption-palestine-institutions-gaza.html

The annual report for 2013 issued by the Coalition for Accountability and Integrity (AMAN) showed that corruption is still rampant inside public Palestinian institutions despite the progress during the past year. It showcased the positive and negative developments that affected corruption in various sectors, focusing on the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the West Bank, as gathering information from Gaza's Hamas government is difficult.

Hamas rejects Arab League peace initiative - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

2013-05-03T19:38:57Z

Hamas rejects Arab League peace initiative - Middle East - Al Jazeera English
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2013/05/201353144052527593.html

The Palestinian Hamas movement has rejected a revised Middle East peace initiative put forward by the Arab League, saying outsiders can not decide the fate of the Palestinians.
In meetings this week in Washington, Arab states appeared to soften their 2002 peace plan, acknowledging that Israelis and Palestinians may have to swap land in any eventual peace deal.
The United States and the Palestinian leadership in the occupied West Bank praised the move. But speaking to hundreds of worshippers in a mosque in the Gaza Strip on Friday, senior Hamas official Ismail Haniyeh said it was a concession that other Arabs were not authorised to make.
“The so-called new Arab initiative is rejected by our people, by our nation and no one can accept it,” Haniyeh, prime minister of the Hamas government in the coastal enclave, said.
“The initiative contains numerous dangers to our people in the occupied land of 1967, 1948 and to our people in exile.”
He was referring to the partition of British-mandate Palestine in 1948 when the United Nations voted to divide the territory into a Jewish state and an Arab state, and to the 1967 war when Israel captured the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza.
'Not for sale'
Hamas refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist and claims all the territory between the Mediterranean and the Jordan river as rightfully Palestinian. It never accepted the Arab plan which was first presented in 2002.
“To those who speak of land swaps we say: Palestine is not a property, it is not for sale, not for a swap and cannot be traded,” Haniyeh said.
Haniyeh said the rival Palestinian Authority ruling the West Bank, headed by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, was to blame for inspiring the softer Arab position because it accepted the need for land swaps with Israel.
Israel rejected the Arab peace plan when it was proposed 11 years ago. Israeli officials gave a cautious welcome to the new suggestions, but the government still objects to key points, including the “right of return” for Palestinian refugees and the creation of a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem.
US Secretary of State John Kerry is seeking to revive direct peace talks that broke down in 2010 over the issue of Jewish settlement building in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
On Tuesday, he hailed the Arab League announcement as “a very big step forward”.
Israel's top peace negotiator Tzipi Livni said in New York on Thursday that the modified Arab League initiative could bring new talks closer.
“It is [in] the interests of Israel, the interests of the Palestinians and the interests of the international community,” Livni told reporters after talks with UN chief Ban Ki-moon.
“It is clear that Secretary Kerry is completely involved, determined, and I believe that basically it [new talks] is something that we need to do.”

Arab League softens stance on Israel's final borders Haaretz Daily Newspaper

2013-04-30T04:29:20Z

Arab League softens stance on Israel's final borders

Haaretz Daily Newspaper

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/arab-league-softens-stance-on-israel-s-final-borders-1.518313

Arab countries endorsed a Mideast peace plan Monday that would allow for small shifts in Israel's 1967 border, moving them closer to President Barack Obama's two-state vision.
Speaking on behalf of an Arab League delegation to Washington, Qatari Prime Minister Sheik Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani called for an agreement between Israel and a future Palestine based on the Israel's border before the 1967 Mideast War. But, unlike in previous such offers, he cited the possibility of “comparable,” mutually agreed and “minor” land swaps between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

Le Sheikh Al Qaradawi bientôt en visite à Gaza, qu'est-ce que cela implique pour le Hamas ?…

2013-04-27T19:52:01Z

Le Sheikh Al Qaradawi bientôt en visite à Gaza, qu'est-ce que cela implique pour le Hamas ? Eléments de réponse.

http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/70211.aspx

#Qaradawi

Autorité palestinienne. Du bon usage des banalités par un ancien de la CIA, Paul Pillar, à…

2013-04-23T19:44:59Z

Autorité palestinienne.
Du bon usage des banalités par un ancien de la CIA, Paul Pillar, à l'occasion de la démission du premier ministre palestinien, Salam Fayyad (les parenthèses ne sont pas de Pillar):

– Salam Fayyad avait tout pour séduire les Américains (dit et tant répété que cela n'a pu que le desservir);
– Il aura été (à son corps défendant) le « bon » Palestinien à opposer au « mauvais » Palestinien qu'était le Hamas ;
– L'Autorité palestinienne aura constitué un trompe-l'œil dissimulant la véritable ambition de la politique israélienne et un pion aux mains des différents premiers ministres israéliens qui n'ont eu de cesse de retarder indéfiniment l'apparition d'un Etat palestinien (réalité toujours valable depuis les accords d'Oslo en 1993 jusqu'à aujourd'hui);
– L'Autorité palestinienne aura incarné l'idée selon laquelle les Palestiniens devaient créer leur Etat, mais sans jamais avoir la possibilité d'accomplir cette mission du fait de la politique israélienne (toute avancée sur la voie de l'Etat étant ralentie, dénoncée, empêchée ou sanctionnée par Israël) ;

Paul Pillar ne dit pas que la politique menée par Salam Fayyad a permis des progrès économiques - limités dans le contexte de la contrainte extérieure, israélienne ou internationale, mais réels – mais a contribué également à réduire les revendications palestiniennes nationales en engageant un processus de rattrapage économique et social auquel les Palestiniens ne pouvaient qu'adhérer. Ce processus avait été engagé dès avant la disparition d'Arafat (avec l'actif soutien financier de la communauté internationale, surtout européenne), conforté par Abou Mazen arrivé au pouvoir sur un programme électoral de non-violence, et mis en œuvre par Salam Fayyad en qualité de ministre des Finances puis de premier ministre.

Enfin, on peut ne pas être d'accord avec Paul Pillar sur l'avenir de fayyad. Il n'est pas acquis qu'il quitte définitivement la politique. On pourrait le revoir à la tête du gouvernement, ou de l'Autorité palestinienne ou de toute autre forme de direction politique des Palestiniens.

A Good Man Leaves the Plantation
Paul Pillar
April 13, 2013

http://nationalinterest.org/blog/paul-pillar/good-man-leaves-the-plantation-8348

Salam Fayyad has been just about everything that U.S. administrations could have hoped for in a Palestinian prime minister. The American-educated economist is competent, honest and moderate. In his six years as prime minister of the Palestinian Authority he made admirable progress in instilling order in the bureaucracy that he led. It is no surprise that the Obama administration and Secretary of State Kerry tried hard, ultimately unsuccessfully, to keep him in the job. For similar reasons the Israelis were happy to have him around.

The Palestinian Authority or PA is a strange entity that nonetheless—at the time it was created by the Oslo accords that Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat signed 20 years ago—made sense. It was to be a transitional mechanism that would facilitate a change of the Palestinian leadership and political structure from a resistance movement (it was as head of the Palestine Liberation Organization that Arafat signed the accords) to a government. But Rabin, whom an Israeli extremist assassinated in response to his making peace with the PLO, is long gone. For many years now the strange entity has functioned as a stooge of a different sort of Israeli leadership, a leadership whose objective is to delay indefinitely the creation of a Palestinian state and to cling permanently to land conquered through a military invasion 46 years ago. It is misleading to consider the Palestinian Authority still to be a transitional mechanism as it was originally conceived, given that many years have gone by since, according to the timetable in the Oslo accords, a Palestinian state should already have been established. The PA, regardless of what may have been the skills and good intentions of some of those who have led it, is a Potemkin village—a prop that supports a deceptive Israeli story about peace, land, political power and especially the Israeli government's intentions.

No matter how much one might understandably consider the Oslo accords to be dead, having the PA still around serves several purposes for Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Most fundamentally, it preserves the fiction that the Israeli government actually supports a two-state solution. It also appears to relieve Israel from accountability for failing to live up to its responsibilities under international law as the occupying power in territory conquered in war. Of course, Israel really is the true power over all of the West Bank, but by being able to point to another entity that supposedly has administrative responsibilities it can say that problems and deficiencies are someone else's fault.

The PA, especially with leaders as respectable as Fayyad, has functioned for Israel as the “good” Palestinians in contrast to the “bad” Palestinians of Hamas, enabling the Israelis to continue to pretend to want to make peace with Palestinians even though it has refused to deal with fairly elected Palestinian leaders when those leaders happen to be from Hamas. Meanwhile, the purpose of indefinite postponement of a Palestinian state is served by pointing to a Palestinian movement that does not appear to have its act together while Israel simultaneously does everything possible to prevent reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, the dominant party in the PA, and thus to keep the movement divided.
The Palestinian Authority embodies the concept, articulated by American advocates for the Israeli government such as Elliott Abrams, that Palestinians must “build” a state rather than merely being “granted” one. But the “building” phase continues indefinitely, with an actual state always remaining out of reach. If the PA seems to be getting too close to statehood, the Israelis can, and do, easily kick it back. After the PA's move to upgrade its status at the United Nations, Israel punished it by withholding tax revenue that belongs to the Palestinians. This exacerbated a financial crisis that has been one of the biggest challenges for Fayyad's administration. The Israelis also, of course, can use their first-choice policy tool—military force—as they did in 2002 when they demolished many of the PA's offices as well as other administrative infrastructure such as police stations. This action made it all the more difficult for the Palestinians to function in a way that demonstrates they are “building” a state. Even without Israeli use of something as blatant as the 2002 action, the many everyday restrictions Israel places on transportation and other aspects of Palestinian life make it impossible for the PA to work in a way that would ever force Israel to acknowledge that a state had been “built.”

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has sometimes spoken of abolishing the Palestinian Authority if Netanyahu's government doesn't take real steps toward a peace settlement. Abolition would end a charade, but it would also come with a cost to the Palestinians, mostly in the form of handing the Israelis an argument, to be used in perpetuity, that it was the Palestinians who destroyed the Oslo accords and gave up on peace. The charade is also a trap.
One can only imagine Fayyad's deepest thoughts at the moment. His resignation reportedly involved disagreements with Abbas, as well as significant opposition to Fayyad within Fatah. But he surely must be feeling some personal relief. He is too smart and too honest not to perceive the stooge-like quality of the enterprise he has been involved in. No one should complain if he were to retire from public life and move into a comfortable academic position somewhere.

Kerry suggère à Erdogan de retarder sa visite programmée à Gaza

2013-04-21T13:50:23Z

Kerry suggère à Erdogan de retarder sa visite programmée à Gaza
http://www.romandie.com/news/n/_Kerry_suggere_a_Erdogan_de_retarder_sa_visite_programmee_a_Gaza4821042013

Nous pensons que le moment est vraiment critique, a-t-il estimé, nous pensons qu'il serait mieux d'attendre des conditions plus favorables.
Le chef du gouvernement turc a confirmé son intention de se rendre fin mai à Gaza, gouvernée par le mouvement islamiste Hamas, après une visite prévue aux Etats-Unis le 16 mai. Mais le Fatah, le mouvement de M. Abbas, rival du Hamas, a critiqué ce projet, estimant qu'il renforçait la division entre les Palestiniens.

Palestinian Student Elections Show Support for Hamas - Al-Monitor : the Pulse of the Middle East

2013-04-19T10:33:57Z

Palestinian Student Elections Show Support for Hamas - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/04/palestine-student-elections-hamas-support.html

Palestinian universities have witnessed in recent weeks consecutive elections for their student councils. Rivalry has been heated between two blocs affiliated with the two main traditional rivals in the Palestinian arena. Fatah was represented by the “Fatah Youth Organization,” while the “Islamic Bloc” represented Hamas.

Analyse, parue dans la presse du Hamas, détaillant les raisons pour lesquelles Salam Fayyad a…

2013-04-14T21:30:40Z

Analyse, parue dans la presse du Hamas, détaillant les raisons pour lesquelles Salam Fayyad a démissionné tout en rappelant qu'au-delà de motifs strictement palestiniens, Salam Fayyad était placé devant un dilemme insurmontable : développer l'économie d'un pays qui reste soumis à une occupation militaire étrangère.

The Voice of Palestine/ The Palestinian Information Centre (Hamas)

Fayyad's resignation: Not Quite a good riddance
A news analysis by Khalid Amayreh in Ramallah
[ 4/04/2013 - 03:25 PM

http://palestine-info.co.uk/en/default.aspx?xyz=U6Qq7k%2bcOd87MDI46m9rUxJEpMO%2bi1s7W9p1hRmbdTlEm

Fayyad represents the unreal part of the problem. Now, with his removal, PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas will have to be the cannon fodder himself, or find another Fayyad-like figure that would have to satisfy the Palestinian Main Street and be acceptable to Israel and her guardian-ally, the United States. This is certain to be a near impossible task.

(…) Fayyad may be brilliant as an economic or financial manager, but he has displayed a great deal of naïveté in presuming that he could build a prosperous economy under a crippling foreign military occupation. His job is as impossible as throwing a man, thoroughly handcuffed and foot-shackled, in a pool of water and asking not only to remain afloat but also not to get wet.

#Salam_Fayyad #Abbas #Nabil_Qessis #George_Bush #John_Kerry #Azzam_al_Ahmad #Rami_al_Hamdalla #Muhammed_Mustafa

Pour le New York Times la démission du premier ministre Salam Fayyad ouvre la voie à un…

2013-04-14T20:53:34Z

Pour le New York Times la démission du premier ministre Salam Fayyad ouvre la voie à un gouvernement de réconciliation nationale qui pourrait bien rebuter la communauté internationale. Même composé de « technocrates », il n'aurait pas plus de valeur aux yeux d'Israël qu'une direction politique dans laquelle siègerait le Hamas.

The New York Times
A Resignation Means More Uncertainty for the Palestinians
By ISABEL KERSHNER

Published: April 14, 2013

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/15/world/middleeast/fayyads-resignation-means-uncertainty-for-palestinians.html?pagewanted=all

“JERUSALEM — Salam Fayyad, the internationally respected Palestinian politician and economist, is widely credited for ending the chaos in the West Bank and putting things in order in his six years as prime minister. But his resignation over the weekend, the result of internal power struggles, has left the Palestinian Authority suspended in political ambiguity and confusion.

Analysts said Sunday that by accepting Mr. Fayyad's resignation, the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, has put himself in a political bind just as the Obama administration has been trying to restart long-stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

That, many Palestinians say, is because the vacuum created by Mr. Fayyad's resignation presents an opportunity for renewed reconciliation efforts between Mr. Abbas's Fatah party and its bitter rival, Hamas, the Islamic militant group that controls Gaza. While healing the rift would be a popular course of action among Palestinians, it could complicate peace efforts and cause some Western donor nations to consider withholding much-needed funds, fearing that they could be used by Hamas. Hamas is classified as a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States and the European Union” (…)

Démission du Premier ministre palestinien Salam Fayyad

2013-04-14T15:09:58Z

Démission du Premier ministre palestinien Salam Fayyad

http://www.ism-france.org/communiques/Le-Fatah-satisfait-de-la-demission-de-Fayyad-article-18050

Cisjordanie - 14 avril 2013
Le Fatah satisfait de la démission de Fayyad
Par Maan News (traduction de l'arabe)

Quelques heures après que le président Mahmoud Abbas a accepté la démission de Salam Fayyad de son poste de Premier ministre, un haut-fonctionnaire du Fatah a déclaré que le mouvement était satisfait de la décision.

Amin Makboul, secrétaire du Conseil révolutionnaire du Fatah, a dit à Ma'an aujourd'hui que le gouvernement Fayyad avait lamentablement échoué à gérer et à résoudre les problèmes économiques ; l'Autorité palestinienne est confrontée à des dettes massives et ne peut pas payer ses employés.

Makboul a dit qu'il était trop tôt pour annoncer les noms des candidats au remplacement de Fayyad, mais que des discussions étaient en cours.

Le Hamas a besoin de deux semaines pour mettre la touche finale à la distribution des sièges dans son bureau politique, a dit Makboul.
« Si le Hamas agit pour mettre fin à la scission et mettre en œuvre la réconciliation, alors le Président Mahmoud Abbas sera le président du nouveau gouvernement d'unité jusqu'à la tenue d'élections globales. »

Un dirigeant du Hamas a cependant dit que la démission de Fayyad n'était pas liée au processus de réconciliation. Salah Bardawil a déclaré à Ma'an que « il ne faut pas lier la démission de Fayyad à la réconciliation, parce qu'il a démissionné pour des raisons internes. » (Lire également : « Abou Zouhri : la démission de Fayyad n'a aucune relation à la réconciliation », Centre palestinien d'information) Le porte-parole du Hamas Sami Abou Zouhri a dit à l'AFP que « Fayyad laissait le gouvernement après avoir criblé de dettes notre peuple et le Fatah doit en assumer la responsabilité parce que c'est lui, au début, qui l'a imposé. »

Le processus de réconciliation a été suspendu pendant que le secrétaire d'Etat US John Kerry visitait la région ces derniers temps, et il n'y a pas de calendrier pour le continuer, a ajouté Bardawil.

Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza

2013-04-12T16:02:30Z

Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza
http://www.lepoint.fr/monde/comment-le-hamas-islamise-gaza-12-04-2013-1654299_24.php

Chasse aux chevelures indécentes ou loi interdisant la mixité à l'école, le parti islamiste impose pas à pas son idéologie à la société gazaouie.

L'horreur en marche...

#Palestine #islamisme #école

Hamas, Fatah renew efforts for Palestinian unity By Khaled Abu Toameh Jerusalem Post 10/04/2013

2013-04-11T09:12:39Z

Hamas, Fatah renew efforts for Palestinian unity
By Khaled Abu Toameh

Jerusalem Post
10/04/2013

http://www.jpost.com/LandedPages/PrintArticle.aspx?id=309375

Despite tension, Hamas and Fatah officials meet in Cairo to discuss implementation of previous reconciliation agreements.

Despite ongoing tensions between them, Hamas and Fatah resumed on Wednesday efforts to end their dispute and form a Palestinian unity government. Fatah's Azzam al-Ahmed and Hamas's Musa Abu Marzouk held talks in Cairo to discuss the implementation of previous reconciliation agreements signed between the two parties.
Earlier this week, Ahmed announced that the US administration has “softened” its opposition to Fatah efforts to form a unity government with Hamas. The announcement came shortly after US Secretary of State John Kerry held talks in Ramallah with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Gaza rights group denounces Hamas police for cutting youths' hair - Middle East - Israel News |…

2013-04-08T19:12:00Z

Gaza rights group denounces Hamas police for cutting youths' hair - Middle East - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper
http://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/gaza-rights-group-denounces-hamas-police-for-cutting-youths-hair.premium-1.

The Palestinian Center for Human Rights says Hamas police have arrested, beaten and cut the hair of youths it deems 'unbecoming.'
By Jack Khoury | Apr.08, 2013 | 12:43 PM

Ce papier d'Al Ahram raconte comment les Frères musulmans égyptiens ont renié leurs engagements…

2013-04-08T17:38:19Z

Ce papier d'Al Ahram raconte comment les Frères musulmans égyptiens ont renié leurs engagements vis-à-vis du Hamas et de Gaza

http://www.info-palestine.eu/spip.php?article13375

#Palestine

. :ميدل ايست اونلاين ::Middle East Online :.

2013-04-08T07:52:16Z

. :ميدل ايست اونلاين ::Middle East Online :.
http://www.middle-east-online.com/?id=152747

حماس تطلق شرطتها الدينية على التسريحات 'الخادشة للحياء'

Demain on rase gratis ! affirme le Hamas. Israël ne tremble pas, car il s'agit seulement de nettoyer la société des coupes de cheveux indécentes.

John Kerry seeks to bring Turkey into the Israeli-Palestinian peace process - Diplomacy & Defense -…

2013-04-07T08:46:47Z

John Kerry seeks to bring Turkey into the Israeli-Palestinian peace process - Diplomacy & Defense - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/john-kerry-seeks-to-bring-turkey-into-the-israeli-palestinian-peace-process

The U.S. wants to use Erdogan's connections to Hamas to get Meshal to recognize Israel and declare an end to the armed struggle; Egypt opposes any moves by Turkey to mediate Mideast talks.
By Zvi Bar'el

Egypt's political, military leadership divided over support for Hamas - Zvi Bare'l Haaretz Daily…

2013-04-06T06:33:36Z

Egypt's political, military leadership divided over support for Hamas -

Zvi Bare'l

Haaretz Daily Newspaper

http://www.haaretz.com/weekend/week-s-end/egypt-s-political-military-leadership-divided-over-support-for-hamas.premiu

J'envoie ce lien à partir de Riyad (Arabie saoudite). Alors que le site de Haaretz est en accès libre, celui du quotidien libanais Al-Akhbar est censuré

Khaled Meshal's reinstatement this week as head of the political bureau of Hamas did not come as a surprise, at least not to Egyptian intelligence, whose head, Gen. Raafat Shehata, exerted heavy pressure in favor of the move. The ruler of Qatar − a country that has become one of Hamas' financial bulwarks in the wake of the Islamist organization's break with Syria − as well as Jordan's King Abdullah, who in recent months forged new ties with Meshal, both worked to ensure that the Hamas leader would retract his declared intention to step down. ‏(It is still not clear how serious he was about retiring.‏)
According to one Egyptian source, “Meshal has become a figure who is indispensable at this time. He has displayed leadership and an ability to control the events on the ground. He has charisma that his rivals, such as [Meshal's deputy] Mousa Abu Marzouk and [Hamas Prime Minister] Ismail Haniyeh, lack and he is committed to the Arab line and not to Iran.”

#censure

Palestiniens. Important texte de Khaled Mechal, Chef du bureau politique du Hamas qui vient d'être…

2013-04-03T20:03:08Z

Palestiniens.
Important texte de Khaled Mechal, Chef du bureau politique du Hamas qui vient d'être reconduit à son poste (Le Caire, 1er avril 2013), publié par l'Afro-Middle East Centre/ AMEC (Johannesburg). Il s'agit d'un texte révisé dont la première mouture remonte à novembre 2012.

Political thought and strategies of Hamas in light of the Arab uprisings
By Khalid Mish'al
Created on Monday, 01 April 2013 13:21

http://amec.org.za

“In August 2010, AMEC published the English translation of an interview with Khalid Mish'al, head of the Political Bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). The interview laid out the vision and strategies of Hamas at the time. A few months later, uprisings began in North Africa and spread across the Middle East and North Africa, changing the nature of politics and the balance of power in the region. In November 2012, the Beirut-based Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations hosted a conference with the theme ‘Islamists in the Arab World and the Palestinian Issue in Light of the Arab uprisings' at which Mish'al presented a paper outlining the views of his movement regarding the uprisings and how they affect Hamas' plans for the future. The paper was rewritten by Mish'al, published in Arabic by Al-Zaytouna Centre and translated into English by Middle East Monitor (MEMO). We publish an edited version here, in terms of a partnership agreement with Al-Zaytouna, in order to expose English-speaking audiences to the views and strategies of Hamas, a critical player in the Palestinian-Israeli context. The paper is an important document reflecting the views of an important player in Palestinian and broader Middle Eastern politics and is therefore an important reference document. It explores Hamas' vision and the practical application of its strategies. (…)”

Gaza : filles et garçons seront séparés dans toutes les écoles

2013-04-03T15:18:01Z

Gaza : filles et garçons seront séparés dans toutes les écoles
http://etudiant.lefigaro.fr/les-news/actu/detail/article/gaza-filles-et-garcons-seront-separes-dans-toutes-les-ecoles-1580

Une loi promulgée par le Hamas supprime la mixité dans toutes les écoles de la bande de Gaza, y compris les écoles chrétiennes et des Nations Unies, dès la rentrée prochaine.

Indéfendable, honte au Hamas.

#écoles #filles #Palestine #shame #Hamas

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :

2013-04-02T17:02:27Z

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2013/04/201342101959704457.html

Gaza's Hamas-controlled parliament has passed a law requiring separate classes for boys and girls in public and private schools from the fourth grade.
Osama Mazini, the Hamas education minister, said on Monday that the law which was issued on February 10, was approved by the Palestinian group's legislative council and went into effect on Sunday.
Article 46 of the law, seen by AFP news agency, will “ban the mixing of students from the two sexes in educational establishments after the age of nine, and work to 'feminise' girls' schools.”
[…]
The law, which also bars male teachers from teaching in girls' schools, will go into effect at the start of the new school year in September.

Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools | Reuters

2013-04-02T02:38:06Z

Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools | Reuters

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/04/01/us-palestinians-hamas-schools-idUSBRE93009920130401

(Reuters) - New rules from the Education Ministry of the Islamist Hamas movement ruling the Gaza Strip will bar men from teaching at girls' schools and mandate separate classes for boys and girls from the age of nine.
The law, published on Monday, would go into effect next school year and applies throughout the coastal enclave, including in private, Christian-led and United Nations schools.

#palestine #education #gaza

Mashaal : Obama retreated on settlements | Maan News Agency

2013-03-29T09:54:48Z

Mashaal: Obama retreated on settlements | Maan News Agency
http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=579633

DOHA (Ma'an) — US President Barack Obama is a charismatic leader with talents that distinguish him from other American presidents but his policies are biased toward Israel, says Hamas chief Khalid Mashaal.
In an interview Wednesday in Doha, Mashaal said Obama offered nothing for the Palestinians despite starting out strong with a landmark speech in Cairo calling for a freeze on Israeli settlements.
“Unfortunately he retreated from this position in practical terms,” Mashaal said.
“During his second term visit to Jerusalem a few days ago, he seemed biased toward the Israeli side. He wanted to strengthen his relations with (Israeli premier Benjamin) Netanyahu at the expense of the Palestinian side.”
Mashaal added: “He has no plan (to resolve) the Arab-Israeli conflict.”
The Hamas leader said that “despite his talk about a Palestinian state,” he also “talked about the establishment of Israel like it's a promise from God and the promised land.”
“In Hamas, in general, we don't put our hope in anyone in the White House.”
He said the Islamist movement “believes in achieving its goals and needs through armed resistance,” but nevertheless we are flexible and we will seize all the chances to benefit from any available opportunity."
On reconciliation with Fatah, Mashaal said he welcomed Qatar's offer to hold an initiative to bring the two factions together in Cairo.
“God willing, I and Abu Mazan will succeed in achieving national unity. I can see how close it is,” he said.
He also said the Arab summit in Qatar was unlikely to accomplish much despite Hamas' appreciation for Arab leaders' “encouragement to Palestine. But this is not enough to stop settlements and Judaization.”
He called for a new strategy to protect the holy city and the al-Aqsa Mosque.
Asked if he would consider a run for the Palestinian presidency, Mashaal responded that Hamas “hasn't made its final decision regarding the presidency. If Hamas nominated me to head the PLO, this is Hamas' natural right. But we're not going to fight for the presidency.”
Mashaal also said the Arab spring was a positive development. He said every nation has a right to demand freedom, reform, development and in fighting corruption. The Arab spring benefits Palestine, he said.

Palestiniens : la Ligue arabe crée un fonds d'un milliard de dollars

2013-03-26T21:51:46Z

Palestiniens : la Ligue arabe crée un fonds d'un milliard de dollars
http://www.romandie.com/news/n/Palestiniens_la_Ligue_arabe_cree_un_fonds_d_un_milliard_de_dollars67260320

Les chefs d'Etats arabes réunis mardi à Doha ont décidé de créer un fonds pour Jérusalem d'un milliard de dollars dont le quart serait à la charge du Qatar. Dans une résolution finale, ils ont adopté la proposition de ce richissime émirat gazier.
L'émir Hamad Ben Khalifa Al-Thani avait en effet annoncé à l'ouverture du sommet son souhait « d'un fonds d'un milliard de dollars pour défendre Al-Qods (Jérusalem) avec une contribution de 250 millions du Qatar ».
Selon lui, ce fonds serait géré par la Banque islamique de développement, relevant de l'Organisation de la Coopération islamique (OCI) basée en Arabie saoudite.
Cheikh Hamad avait promis des investissements de 400 millions de dollars pour la reconstruction de la bande de Gaza lors d'une visite sans précédent le 23 octobre dernier dans ce territoire contrôlé depuis 2007 par le mouvement islamiste Hamas.
Réconcilier le Fatah et le Hamas
« Israël doit comprendre que la force ne fera pas la paix et que seule la paix assurera la sécurité de tous », a ajouté l'émir devant ses pairs, qui doivent discuter du processus de paix israélo-palestinien, dans l'impasse depuis plus de deux ans.
Le sommet arabe a en outre adopté une autre proposition du Qatar de tenir au Caire un mini-sommet arabe pour sceller la réconciliation interpalestinienne entre le Fatah du président Mahmoud Abbas et le Hamas.

Hamas appeals to Egypt after Israel halves fishing zone | Maan News Agency

2013-03-22T18:43:44Z

Hamas appeals to Egypt after Israel halves fishing zone | Maan News Agency
http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=577688

Journalists, protesters accuse Brotherhood members of physical assaults

2013-03-17T00:19:33Z

Journalists, protesters accuse Brotherhood members of physical assaults

http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/67017.aspx

Clashes at the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters in Mokattam district, Cairo, intensified late on Saturday, with reported assaults on journalists by group members adding fuel to fire.
Violence first broke out earlier in the day shortly after a meeting between Brotherhood Supreme Guide Mohamed Badie and Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal.
Protests against President Mohamed Morsi, who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood, and Badie who many critics say is the actual ruler of the country, were staged by dozens of protesters.
(...)
Diaa Rashwan, the newly-elected head of Egypt's press syndicate, was quoted by several media reports as saying the presidency must apologize for the assault on journalists.
Conversely, senior Brotherhood spokesman Mahmoud Ghozlan said in a media statement that some journalists and photographers were involved in “provocative” acts along with protesters.

#Egypt #violence #Moqattam #Ikhwan #journalists #media

Controversial Sunni theologian to visit Gaza Haaretz Daily Newspaper

2013-03-15T06:33:58Z

Controversial Sunni theologian to visit Gaza
Haaretz Daily Newspaper

http://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/controversial-sunni-theologian-to-visit-gaza.premium-1.509499

One of the leading scholars of Sunni Islam, Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, will visit the Gaza Strip in early May, according to the Hamas religious affairs minister.
The minister, Ismail Radwan says recently he met Qaradawi in Qatar and invited him to visit Gaza on behalf of Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh. Qaradawi promised to do so, he says.
Qaradawi, 87, the Egyptian-born founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, left Egypt for Qatar in the 1960s to escape persecution. He is the chairman of the International Union of Muslim Scholars and well-known in the Arab world from his regular appearances on Al Jazeera television.
Among the most senior Sunni figures to rule in favor of suicide attacks, he has changed his stance since the crisis began in Syria and has been accused of representing Qatari and Western policies.

Un Palestinien tué et 2 blessés par l'armée israélienne en Cisjordanie

2013-03-12T22:15:49Z

Un Palestinien tué et 2 blessés par l'armée israélienne en Cisjordanie
http://www.romandie.com/news/n/_Un_Palestinien_tue_et_2_blesses_par_l_armee_israelienne_en_Cisjordanie371

HEBRON (Territoires palestiniens) - Un jeune Palestinien a été tué par balle et deux autres blessés mardi soir par l'armée israélienne près d'Hébron, dans le sud de la Cisjordanie, a-t-on affirmé de sources sécuritaires palestiniennes et militaires israéliennes.
Selon ces sources, Mahmoud Al-Titi, âgé de 23 ans et membre du mouvement islamiste Hamas, a trouvé la mort dans des heurts avec des soldats israéliens dans le camp de réfugiés d'Al-Fawwar, au sud d'Hébron.
Deux autres Palestiniens ont été légèrement blessés au cours du même incident.
Il s'agit du cinquième Palestinien mortellement blessé dans des confrontations avec l'armée israélienne en Cisjordanie occupée depuis le début de l'année, selon un bilan palestinien. Un sixième Palestinien a été tué par balle dans la bande de Gaza le 11 janvier.
La mort de Mahmoud Al-Titi survient à une semaine de la première visite en Israël et dans les Territoires palestiniens du président américain Barack Obama.

...il saura certainement rester discret.

Gaza : le marathon annulé suite à son interdiction aux femmes (Onu) | International | RIA Novosti

2013-03-06T22:25:12Z

Gaza : le marathon annulé suite à son interdiction aux femmes (Onu) | International | RIA Novosti
http://fr.rian.ru/world/20130305/197713173.html
GAZA, 5 mars - RIA Novosti

L'Agence de l'Onu pour les réfugiés palestiniens (UNRWA) a annulé mardi le marathon international annuel dans la bande de Gaza après le refus du mouvement islamiste Hamas, au pouvoir dans l'enclave, de laisser les femmes y participer.
« Cette année, 551 participants se sont inscrits, dont 256 étrangers. Les femmes représentent près de la moitié - 266, dont 19 étrangères (…). Nos négociations avec les autorités locales se sont poursuivies pendant deux semaines sans aboutir », a annoncé à RIA Novosti Adnane Abou Hasna, porte-parole de l'UNRWA à Gaza.
Et d'ajouter que les autorités de Gaza avaient insisté pour qu'aucune femme ne participe à cette épreuve internationale, invoquant la loi et les traditions islamiques.
De son côté, le gouvernement de Gaza contrôlé par le Hamas a regretté la décision d'annuler le marathon, mais a exclu toute concession.
Cette troisième édition du marathon de Gaza a été conçue comme une action caritative et aurait dû attirer l'attention sur les problèmes de l'enclave palestinienne, en collectant entre autres de l'argent pour des colonies d'été pour les enfants vivant dans l'enclave.

#droits_des_femmes

The (Very) Quiet Peace Talks Between Israel and Hamas | New Republic

2013-03-06T19:50:01Z

The (Very) Quiet Peace Talks Between Israel and Hamas | New Republic
http://www.newrepublic.com/article/112593/very-quiet-peace-talks-between-israel-and-hamas#

Pour l'auteur, l'ancien du Mossad EFRAIM HALEVY, l'avenir au Moyen-Orient s'annonce prometteur, c'est-à-dire pour Israël et les autocrates arabes.

In a larger sense, the situation in the region does not bode as poorly for Israel as might seem at first glance. Iran is suffering more than ever under sanctions—and its achilles heel may yet prove to be its client state, Syria. It's clear than Bashar al Assad is in dire straits and there's little sign that the Iranian forces battling on the ground in Syria alongside Hezbollah units will ever stem the tide. Meanwhile, Jordan has been experiencing a relatively low-key Arab Spring, and the Saudi monarchy has been adept at managing the popular discontent in its own country.
(...)
Thus, contrary to appearances, this is a very promising moment to forge durable agreements between Israel and Palestine. That's not to say that an “end of conflict” solution is in sight; neither side is capable of making the major concessions necessary for that. Instead, the outcome will likely be a medium-term plan to manage the thorny issues that divide the two sides—and that ought to suffice.

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :

2013-03-05T10:35:57Z

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :
►http://www.unrwa.org/etemplate.php?id=1664

UNRWA regrets to announce that it has had to cancel the third UNRWA marathon which was to be held on 10 April. This disappointing decision follows discussions with the authorities in Gaza who have insisted that no women should participate.

Hamas offers Israel collaborators temporary amnesty - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper

2013-03-04T22:13:24Z

Hamas offers Israel collaborators temporary amnesty - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/hamas-offers-israel-collaborators-temporary-amnesty.premium-1.507220
http://www.haaretz.com/polopoly_fs/1.507224.1362415909!/image/491260641.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_640/491260641.jpg

Photos : Settlers mock Palestinian hunger strikers and Israeli soldiers dress up as Palestinian…

2013-03-01T18:25:25Z

Photos: Settlers mock Palestinian hunger strikers and Israeli soldiers dress up as Palestinian fighters | The Electronic Intifada
http://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/photos-settlers-mock-palestinian-hunger-strikers-and-israeli-sol

Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron celebrated the Jewish festival of Purim by mocking Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike for their rights in Israel's jails.
Meanwhile, an Israeli soldier has posted images online of himself and his comrades dressed up as Palestinian resistance fighters and as Gilad Shalit, the occupation soldier captured by Hamas fighters in 2006 and held as a prisoner of war in Gaza for five years.

En ouvrant ce lien, on voit aussi d'autres photos de soldats israéliens «déguisés» en combattants palestiniens et Gilad Shalit

Organization:Hamas - Seenthis

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Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza

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Gaza : filles et garçons seront séparés dans toutes les écoles

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :

Hamas law promotes gender segregation in Gaza schools | Reuters

Mashaal : Obama retreated on settlements | Maan News Agency

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Hamas appeals to Egypt after Israel halves fishing zone | Maan News Agency

Journalists, protesters accuse Brotherhood members of physical assaults

Controversial Sunni theologian to visit Gaza Haaretz Daily Newspaper

*Un Palestinien tué et 2 blessés par l'armée israélienne en Cisjordanie*

Gaza : le marathon annulé suite à son interdiction aux femmes (Onu) | International | RIA Novosti

The (Very) Quiet Peace Talks Between Israel and Hamas | New Republic

Le sens des priorités du Hamas :

Hamas offers Israel collaborators temporary amnesty - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper

Photos : Settlers mock Palestinian hunger strikers and Israeli soldiers dress up as Palestinian…

Comment le Hamas islamise Gaza

Un Palestinien tué et 2 blessés par l'armée israélienne en Cisjordanie