#break

ALERTE - #Iran : les sanctions américaines effectives immédiatement pour les nouveaux contrats (Bolton)
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#UE #Etats-Unis

BREAKING: 8 young Jews have locked down to the Israeli Consulate in...
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BREAKING: 8 young Jews have locked down to the Israeli Consulate in Boston. They are protesting the killings in Gaza and Israel’s ongoing deadly Occupation. We say #Dayenu, #EnoughOccupation #NeverAgain.

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#boston #breaking #consulate #dayenu #deadly #down #enoughoccupation #gaza #israel #israeli #jews #killings #locked #neveragain #occupation #ongoing #protesting #say #young

Attention, France Info te rappelle la non-information qu’il ne fallait pas manquer aujourd’hui : Hommage à Arnaud Beltrame : « Je ne le connaissais pas, mais il me manque déjà », témoigne une anonyme aux Invalides
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Ce titre, c’est une sorte de chef-d’œuvre du genre, tout de même…

#journaliste_c'est_un_métier

Danse contemporaine : Je suis Kanyar ! - 7 Lames la Mer
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Didier Boutiana de la « Compagnie Soul City » ouvre de nouveaux horizons à la #danse contemporaine réunionnaise. C’est dans son parcours personnel atypique qu’il puise l’énergie pour sublimer et dépasser son #art. Il présente « #Kanyar », un #solo de 55 minutes. Une #performance #physique qui abolit les frontières tant sociales qu’artistiques. Coup de cœur de « 7 Lames la Mer ».

#LaReunion #hiphop #dansecontemporaine #Soulcity #breakdance

Quelques pas de danse pour se mettre en forme dès le matin ?
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#Credit_Suisse lié au #pipeline du #Dakota ?

Une manifestation s’est tenue devant les locaux genevois de Credit Suisse. Selon Greenpeace, la banque serait le plus gros investisseur dans le projet controversé du Dakota Access Pipeline.

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The 100% correct way to do #CSS #breakpoints

600px, 900px, 1200px, and 1800px if you plan on giving the giant-monitor people something special.

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#responsive

Kampala State Of Mind

Je suis rentré en mai 2016 de mon second voyage à #Kampala, #Ouganda. La dernière fois, en 2013, je crois que j’étais trop submergé par mon expérience pour être capable de coucher sur papier mes impressions. Mais à présent, trois ans plus tard, je comprends mieux ce que j’ai ressenti durant ces six semaines.
J’ai entrepris mon premier voyage en 2013 avec mon ami Johannes Küng, avec qui je compose et écris des chansons de rap depuis 2010. Ce dernier entretient une relation particulière avec l’Ouganda : après y avoir travaillé comme volontaire dans un orphelinat en 2011, il a rencontré les membres du #Breakdance Project Uganda en 2012 lors d’un second voyage.

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Subversive suburbia : L’effondrement du mythe de la #banlieue résidentielle dans les séries américaines

Ce texte s’appuie sur les propos échangés lors de la table ronde animée par les cinq auteurs dans le cadre de la soirée Grand Public du colloque » Les séries télévisées dans le monde » (Le Havre, 15 juin 2011). Les nouvelles séries télévisées américaines offrent une vision de plus en plus dévalorisante des banlieues résidentielles, traduisant une inversion du regard collectif porté sur ce lieu emblématique de l’American Way of Life. Ce renversement est visible à travers les multiples conflits, tensions et dérives auxquels les personnages de séries qui habitent les banlieues sembleraient aujourd’hui confrontés. À l’image de #Wisteria_Lane, où les rangées de maisons pimpantes, les allées coquettes et les pelouses impeccables dissimulent mal l’accumulation de trahisons et de meurtres en tous genres, la #banlieue_résidentielle se transforme désormais en théâtre des illusions, habitée par des êtres au destin tourmenté ou à la personnalité pervertie : de l’enseignant de chimie contraint de fabriquer des amphétamines pour payer sa chimiothérapie (#Breaking_Bad, AMC, 2008-) à la mère de famille trafiquante de marijuana (Weeds, Showtime, 2005-2012) ou encore aux #Hells_Angels ballotés entre le trafic d’armes et la vie de famille (Sons of Anarchy, FX, 2008-), du lotissement polygame (Big Love, HBO, 2006-2011) à la prison dorée pour mère au foyer délaissée (Mad Men, AMC, 2007-), l’image paisible et idyllique de la suburb semble plus que jamais s’effriter, laissant transparaître la faillite morale d’une société égarée dans la glorification d’une normalité pavillonnaire aussi factice qu’illusoire.

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On #Safari
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While we would like to go full steam year round, the fact that we have day jobs (for example, I work as a professor), mean we take a #Break from the site every summer. Officially we went on break Friday, July 16th (we set up you up with a Sierra Leone-connected mix). However, in honor of […]

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Contre le #Charbon, un mouvement de désobéissance prend forme en #Allemagne
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Alors que les États se réunissent à Bonn jusqu’au 26 mai pour mettre en œuvre l’accord de Paris, plus de 3 500 personnes ont bloqué une mine de charbon et occupé une centrale électrique dans l’est de l’Allemagne. Objectif : faire pression sur les industries fossiles sans attendre que les États ne s’y mettent. Cette action de désobéissance civile en défense du #Climat est à ce jour la plus grande que l’Europe ait connue. Mediapart y a assisté.

#International #Break_Free #Cop21 #Ende_Gelände #énergie #Justice_climatique #Vattenfall

Le climat après la COP21 : c’est à la société civile de faire respecter les 2°C

Plus de 3500 personnes ont paralysé pendant le week-end l’un des sites européens les plus polluants : une gigantesque mine de charbon (et la centrale qui va avec). Déterminé et non-violent, ce mouvement citoyen massif, qui s’est exprimé aux quatre coins de la planète, prend au sérieux l’urgence climatique et entend faire respecter les (maigres) engagements positifs pris lors de la COP21.

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#2°C #Accord_de_Paris #Bonn #Breakfreee2016 #Climat #commerce #Cop21 #désobésissance #économie_mondiale #Ende_gelande #énergies_fossiles #ONU #société_civile #Transition

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Importing CSS Breakpoints Into JavaScript

There are a lot of challenges within responsive web design, and one that that has constantly been a pain is triggering JavaScript based on the current CSS media query breakpoint. The problem is that the breakpoints are in CSS, which JavaScript has no native way to access. Many solutions (including window.matchMedia(), and Enquire.js) involve declaring your breakpoints in both CSS and JS, or require IE10+. The problem with these solutions is that when you change a breakpoint value, you have to change it twice. However, it doesn’t need to be like this.

Israël : « la sécurité s’en prend aux droits de l’homme » (Breaking the Silence) | Par i24news
Publié : 18/03/2016 - 21:15
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Le porte-parole de l’ONG israélienne de gauche « Breaking the Silence », Achia Shatz a déclaré dans une interview exclusive à I24news que « le Premier ministre israélien Benyamin Netanyahou utilisait ses services de sécurité comme outil politique ».

« Agir de cette manière, c’est franchir la ligne rouge », a-t-il ajouté.

« Israël déploie ses services de sécurité contre les organisations des droits de l’homme », a-t-il poursuivi.
#Breaking_the_Silence
« Nous avons été des soldats. Nous nous sommes battus, et nous sommes arrivés à la conclusion qu’il valait mieux pour Israël de mettre fin à l’occupation », confie Schatz à I24news, ajoutant que « ce que nous faisons, nous le faisons légalement ».

Le ministre israélien de la défense Moshe (Bogui) Ya’alon a ordonné à l’armée d’ouvrir une enquête pour « publication d’informations classifiées » à la suite du reportage de la seconde chaîne télévisée Aroutz 2 sur les activités de l’organisation « Breaking the Silence », a révélé ce matin les médias locaux.

Le Premier ministre Benyamin Netanyahou avait déclaré jeudi soir que l’organisation « a franchi une nouvelle ligne rouge », ajoutant que les conclusions de l’enquête de Aroutz 2 sont en cours d’examen par les services de sécurité.

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Breaking the Silence Under Investigation After Report Claims It Collects Military Intel - Israel News - Haaretz

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday blasted Breaking the Silence after Channel 2 reported that the group gathers information about Israeli military operations while collecting testimonies from former soldiers.

The prime minister said that an investigation has been launched into the allegations, adding that based on the report, the group has “crossed yet another red line.”

The Channel 2 report was based on hidden camera footage recorded by the “Ad Kan” group, which plants activists in leftist organizations to collect incriminating information. The footage shows Breaking the Silence activists collecting testimony from former Israel Defense Forces and asking them about Gaza tunnels as well as military equipment, positions and operation protocols.

#isarël #résistance #colonisation #occupation #breaking_the_silence

Don’t Shoot Down Breaking the Silence, It’s Just the Messenger - Israel News - Haaretz -
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Breaking the Silence was founded in the spring of 2004. Four freshly released soldiers from the Nahal Brigade, who served long tours in Hebron during the height of the second intifada, organized an exhibition that documented their experiences, which was displayed at the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Although some people were outraged by the exhibition, the discussion about the soldiers’ claims was conducted far more calmly than it is today – despite the fact that, back then, suicide bombers were still blowing themselves up on buses in Israeli cities.

The current Israel Defense Forces chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot, was the commander of all IDF forces in the West Bank at the time, and he raised a concern: Why did the founders of the organization not oppose the army actions while they were serving, or at least report on them in real time? His argument was unconvincing. In most cases, a corporal will have a hard time going before the company or battalion commander in real time and saying, “That’s not allowed.” They are not equals. Few soldiers – particularly during regular service – have the ability to make such complaints, especially at a time when military casualties are high and the atmosphere is charged.

As the years went on, the IDF made two other, more substantial claims. The first regarded the difficulty in translating the soldiers’ testimonies into legal or disciplinary proceedings. Breaking the Silence has always maintained the testifiers’ anonymity, in order to protect them. And during cases where the military prosecutor was interested in investigating, such probes generally ended without results. IDF officials got the impression that publishing the testimonies was more important to Breaking the Silence than any legal proceedings. The IDF’s second claim pertains to the organization’s activities abroad. One can assume that this activity is mostly done for fundraising purposes, but holding exhibitions abroad and making claims about Israeli war crimes certainly offended many.

This week, there was a new low point in the public campaign against the organization. This combined two trends, only one of which was open and obvious. The first is the direct attack on Breaking the Silence by the right, comprised mostly of McCarthyesque attempts to silence it. These attacks have a sanctimonious air to them. In the eyes of the attackers, the international community is ganging up on Israel, and Breaking the Silence is the source of all our troubles – everything would be fine if it weren’t for this group of despicable liars slandering Israel’s reputation.

It is hard to shake the suspicion that the attacks against Breaking the Silence aren’t the act of an extensive network operating with at least a degree of coordination. What began as some accusations on Channel 20 continued with a venomous video published by the Im Tirtzu movement, which was immediately followed by demands from the My Israel group (founded by Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked) to prohibit Breaking the Silence representatives from visiting schools. Somehow, Education Minister Bennett succumbed to their demands within a day. In the background, there was also a blatant attack on President Reuven Rivlin. At first, they tried to link him to Breaking the Silence. That failed, because the president made sure to defend the IDF’s moral standing at the HaaretzQ conference in New York. And then the “flag affair” happened, involving Rivlin, Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat and the Israeli flag.

As usual, Im Tirtzu delivered the most extreme elements of the assault. Its ubiquitous video showed the word “Shtulim” – Hebrew for implanted, or mole – above pictures of four left-wing activists who looked like they’d been plucked from a “Wanted” list. The video didn’t leave much room for the imagination: “Shtulim” is another way of saying “traitors.”

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When one of the four featured activists, Dr. Ishai Menuchin – executive director of the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel – says he felt as if the spilling of his blood was being permitted, you can understand why he reached that conclusion. (By the way, Menuchin did reserve duty until an advanced age – in the Givati Brigade, of all places.) The claims that these four organizations are “collaborating with the enemy” have been rejected by the two previous military advocate generals, Avichai Mendelblit and Danny Efroni. Indeed, the two told Haaretz that they are often assisted by these human rights organizations.

The mainstream media has provided the complementary side of the trend by airing Im Tirtzu’s videos. As journalists, they cluck their tongues and mock the style of the videos, but reap higher ratings. This approach works well in conjunction with media coverage of the current terror outbreak, which is treated relatively superficially and is often an attempt to tackle these issues without providing any broader context. Here, the goal is not to damage the left-wing organizations, but rather marketing a slant on the current reality for Israelis – as if we have the exclusive capability to both maintain the occupation indefinitely and remain the most moral army in the world. But the truth is, it’s impossible to do both. Also, there’s no empirical proof that the IDF is the most moral army in the world (a cliché Rivlin himself employed earlier this week).

In many cases, the IDF makes an effort – and sometimes a tremendous effort. But it is still a giant war machine. When it is forced to act to defend Israeli civilians and advance into crowded, urban Palestinian territory – as it did last year in Gaza – it causes lots of casualties, which will include innocent civilians. And its control of the occupied territories involves, by its very nature, many unjust acts: limiting movement, entering civilians’ homes, making arrests and humiliating people.

It is a reality that every combat solider in the West Bank, regular or reservist, rightist or leftist, is aware of. I can attest to it myself: For more than 10 years I was called up to serve in the West Bank many times, as a junior commander in a reserve infantry battalion – before and during the second intifada. I didn’t witness anything I considered to be a war crime. And more than once, I saw commanders going to great lengths to maintain human dignity while carrying out complex missions, which they saw as essential for security. Even so, many aspects of our operations seemed to me, and to many others, to fall into some kind of gray area, morally speaking. In my battalion, there were also cases of inhuman treatment and abuse of Palestinian civilians.

Those who believe, like I do, that much of the blame for the lack of a peace agreement in recent years stems from Palestinian unwillingness to compromise; and those who think, like I do, that at the moment there is no horizon for an arrangement that guarantees safety for Israelis in exchange for most of the West Bank, because of the possibility that the arrangement would collapse and the vacuum be filled by Hamas or even ISIS, must admit: There is no such thing as a rose-tinted occupation.

Breaking the Silence offers an unpleasant voice to many Israeli ears, but it speaks a lot of truth. I’ve interviewed many of its testifiers over the years. What they told me wasn’t the stuff of fantasy but rather, descriptions from below – from the perspective of the corporal or lieutenant, voices that are important and should be heard, even if they don’t present the whole picture. There is a price that comes with maintaining this abnormal situation for 48 years. Covering your ears or blaming the messenger won’t achieve anything.

The interesting thing is that when you meet high-ranking IDF officers, you don’t hear about illusions or clichés. The senior officers don’t like Breaking the Silence, but they also don’t attack it with righteous indignation (although it’s possible that sentiments for the organization are harsher among lower ranks). In recent months, I’ve been privy to closed talks with most of the chain of command in the West Bank: The chief of staff, head of Central Command, IDF commander in the West Bank, and nine brigade chiefs. As I’ve written here numerous times recently, these officers speak in similar tones. They don’t get worked up, they aren’t trying to get their subordinates to kill Palestinians when there is no essential security need, and they aren’t looking for traitors in every corner.

Last Tuesday, when Im Tirtzu’s despicable campaign was launched, I had a prescheduled meeting with the commander of a regular infantry brigade. In a few weeks, some of his soldiers will be stationed in the West Bank. Last year, he fought with them in Gaza. What troubles him now, he says, is how to sufficiently prepare his soldiers for their task, to ensure that they’ll protect themselves and Israeli civilians from the knife attacks, but also to ensure that they won’t recklessly shoot innocent people, or kill someone lying on the ground after the threat has been nullified.

The picture painted by the brigade commander is entirely different to the one painted by Channel 20 (which posted on Facebook this week that “the presidency has lost its shame” following Rivlin’s appearance in New York). But it is also much more complex than the daily dose of drama being supplied by the mainstream media.

Another victory for Ya’alon

Last Sunday, the cabinet approved the appointment of Nir Ben Moshe as director of security for the defense establishment. The appointment was another bureaucratic victory for Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon, part of a series of such appointments over the past year. The pattern remains the same: Ya’alon consults with Eisenkot; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reservations, delays the process or even opposes outright; Ya’alon insists, but takes care not to let the rift become public; and in the end Ya’alon gets what he wants.

Ya’alon isn’t generally considered a sophisticated bureaucrat. His political power is also rather limited. He has almost no sources of power within the Likud Central Committee. The fact that he remains in his position, despite the close coordination with Netanyahu and the joint positions they held during the war in Gaza last year and during the current strife in the West Bank, seems to hinge only upon Netanyahu’s complex political considerations. Still, through great patience it seems the defense minister ultimately gets what he desires.

Ben Moshe’s appointment was first approved by a committee within the Defense Ministry last month. Ya’alon asked that the appointment be immediately submitted to the cabinet for approval, but Netanyahu postponed the decision for weeks before ultimately accepting it. This is partly because of the prime minister’s tendency to procrastinate, which also played a part in the late appointment of Yossi Cohen as the next Mossad chief. But in many cases, there are other considerations behind such hesitations, with the appointment of the current IDF chief of staff a prime example: Ya’alon formulated his position on Eisenkot months before the decision was announced. Eisenkot’s appointment was brought before Netanyahu numerous times, but the prime minister constantly examined other candidates and postponed the decision until last December – only two and a half months before Benny Gantz’s term was set to end.

Even the appointment of the new military advocate general, Brig. Gen. Sharon Afek, which had been agreed by Ya’alon and Eisenkot, was delayed for months by Netanyahu’s reservations – which, formally speaking, should not be part of the process. Here, it seems the stalling was due to claims from settlers about Afek’s “left-leaning” tendencies, not to mention the incriminating fact that Afek’s cousin is Michal Herzog – the wife of opposition leader Isaac Herzog.

Over the next month, numerous other appointments to the IDF’s General Staff are expected, but Eisenkot will call the shots and Ya’alon needs to approve his nominations. The chief of staff is expected to appoint a new naval commander; a new ground forces commander; new head of the technology and logistics directorate; new head of the communications directorate; and new military attaché to Washington. In most cases, generals will make way for younger brigadier generals. Eisenkot will likely want to see a more seasoned general assume command of the ground forces, though, and could give it to a current general as a second position under that rank. However, this creates another problem – any general given this job would see it as being denied a regional command post, which is considered an essential stop for any budding chief of staff.

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International solidarity! let’s break all these borders together!

After the brutal police attack on the Hungarian border (more details soon), most of the migrants yesterday from Horgoš (SRB-HUN border) continued towards Croatia (mostly Šid and Bezdan border crossing points). All kind of support is needed now on the borders! People are exhausted, they were struggling for their right to move, resisting repression days and nights without a rest. Now they have to face the same difficulties on the croatian border as well. Croatia closed today 7 border crossing places ( Tovarnik, Ilok, Ilok 2, Principovac, Principovac 2, Batina and Erdut). People try to enter in smaller groups bypassing the blockades. We call all people in the border zones to show solidarity and support people.

Till today morning around 14 000 people entered Croatia.The authorities transport people to refugee camps, but people want to continue and move on! Some groups already arrived to the slovenian border, they face repression from the slovenian border police.

Spread the idea of DIRECT SOLIDARITY with the people who are traveling/struggling.
Slovenia is trying to close it ‘s borders. Right now it seems to be closed but mass protests on the borders can create pressure! We should not forget that the people on the move now are very powerful, many of them survived the repression/violence in fascist Hungary and today in Tovarnik where for some time police held people in a guarded are to hold them back (they were waiting for 14 hours to continue) and the crowd of children, men and women was just destroyed
part of the fence or jumped the police chains after a while as a mass protest.

Updates from Slovenia

Latest info from activists who are on the cro- slo border ( 18.09. 1 AM): “They stopped international train to Munich and send back to croatia around 100 people, and others are send further in slovenia but we dont know where. all train traffic is stopped until morning.”

“Train from zagreb to austria with approx 150 migrants is
held in train station Dobova from 19:00.A lot of police (riot police and
dogs)is here,we are not allowed to talk with migrants. situation is calm
, we are all waiting.”
“Please tell everybody, especially to refugees to stick together, to go the
border in big big numbers, let us organize a camp on the border, bigger
one. Let ua make pressure to open the borders!
Small groups are taken by police and deported or detained in closed
detention center!

150 people that managed to enter Slovenia were brought to the
detention center in Postojna.
The international trains serbia- croatia-slovenia are stopped.
The slovenian police is present in Dubove with many special police
forces and dogs. In the village „Harmica“ at the croatian side of the border small groups
of migrants are arriving. Now there around 200 but it is hard to guess,
because they are not all in one place. People started to go towords and
along the river (Sutla river) that marks the border of cro/slov there,
up north. Croatian police there is only a few and very calm. Slovenian side seems
to be more of a problem for the people

“There will be a protest today at 18h on the Cro-Slo border (Rigonce crossing place), where people were stopped by force. Let’s make pressure from both sides of the border! “

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Il faudrait trouver un tag pour cela... #forcer_les_frontières?
#frontières #migrations #réfugiés #asile #solidarité #no_borders #break_the_borders

#Shake_the_dust : How #break_dancing Unites the World
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Shake the Dust is a documentary film directed by journalist Adam Sjöberg, and produced by American rapper and producer Nasir “Nas” Jones. The movie is a showcase of the break.....

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Israël s’insurge contre le soutien de la Suisse à une exposition à Zurich - rts.ch - Suisse

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Israël a formellement protesté contre le soutien financier apporté par la Suisse à une exposition montée à Zurich par une organisation très critique sur les agissements de son armée.

La ministre israélienne adjointe des Affaires étrangères Tzipi Hotovely a ordonné à ses services et à l’ambassade à Berne d’étudier immédiatement les moyens de s’opposer à l’ouverture prochaine de l’exposition de l’organisation « Briser le silence », a indiqué mercredi le porte-parole israélien des Affaires étrangères.

« Nous ne pouvons accepter les agissements d’une organisation dont le but est de salir les soldats de l’armée israélienne sur la scène internationale », a-t-il dit.
Reflet de la réalité

L’exposition qui doit ouvrir en juin à Zurich se veut le reflet de la réalité en Cisjordanie, territoire palestinien soumis à l’occupation de l’armée. Selon la presse israélienne, l’exposition a obtenu le soutien financier des Affaires étrangères suisses et de la municipalité de Zurich.

Contacté par la RTS, le DFAE confirme avoir contribué à hauteur de 15’000 francs à l’exposition, mais ne souhaite pas commenter les échanges diplomatiques.

Bête noire du gouvernement israélien
« Briser le silence » est l’une des bêtes noires du gouvernement israélien et de l’armée. Elle offre sous le couvert de l’anonymat une plateforme aux soldats israéliens pour raconter leur vécu et dénoncer les agissements selon eux condamnables.

L’organisation s’est encore attiré les foudres officielles en mai en publiant un document accusant l’armée israélienne d’avoir causé un nombre sans précédent de victimes civiles en recourant à la force sans discrimination pendant la guerre de Gaza en 2014.

#israël #tsahal #break_the_silence #briser_le_silence #suisse #art #exposition

Israël proteste contre le soutien de la Suisse à une organisation critique
AFP / 03 juin 2015
▻http://www.romandie.com/news/Israel-proteste-contre-le-soutien-de-la-Suisse-a-une-organisation-critique/599459.rom

Zurich - Israël a vivement et formellement protesté contre le soutien financier apporté par la Suisse à une exposition montée par une organisation très critique des agissements de son armée, ont indiqué les Affaires étrangères mercredi.

La ministre israélienne adjointe des Affaires étrangères Tzipi Hotovely a ordonné à ses services et à l’ambassade à Berne d’étudier immédiatement les moyens de s’opposer à l’ouverture, prévue jeudi à Zurich, de l’exposition de l’organisation Briser le silence, a dit à l’AFP le porte-parole des Affaires étrangères Emmanuel Nahshon.

Briser le silence est l’une des bêtes noires du gouvernement israélien et de l’armée. Elle offre sous le couvert de l’anonymat une plateforme aux soldats israéliens pour raconter leur vécu et dénoncer les agissements selon eux condamnables.

Nous ne pouvons accepter les agissements d’une organisation dont le but est de salir les soldats de l’armée israélienne sur la scène internationale et de porter gravement atteinte à l’image d’Israël, a dit la ministre, selon des propos rapportés par son ministère.

#Briser_le_silence #Breaking_the_Silence

« J’ai visé des cibles civiles, parfois juste pour le plaisir »
Le Monde.fr | 04.05.2015
▻http://www.lemonde.fr/proche-orient/article/2015/05/04/j-ai-vise-des-cibles-civiles-parfois-juste-pour-le-plaisir_4626922_3218.html

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Témoignage. Appelons-le Arié. Disons qu’il a la vingtaine et une tête bien faite. Arié fait partie de la soixantaine de soldats israéliens qui ont accepté de témoigner auprès de l’organisation non gouvernementale Breaking the Silence au sujet de l’opération « Bordure protectrice », conduite à l’été 2014 dans la bande de Gaza. Arié s’est longuement confié au Monde sur son expérience comme tireur à bord d’un char de combat. Il abordait la dernière ligne droite de son service militaire lorsqu’il a été envoyé à Gaza. Son témoignage, édifiant, est confirmé sur de nombreux points par ceux qui figurent dans le recueil de l’ONG, publié lundi 4 mai.

Au lever du soleil, après notre arrivée, vers 8 heures ou 9 heures, le commandant a demandé à six chars de s’aligner devant Al-Bourej [vaste zone d’habitation au centre de la bande de Gaza]. J’avais réglé ma radio pour entendre les autres chars, chaque tireur pouvait choisir sa cible, au hasard. C’était du genre : « Moi, je vise le bâtiment blanc, là ». Et il fallait attendre le décompte. Personne ne nous avait tiré dessus avant, ni pendant, ni après. Le commandant a appelé ça « Bonjour Al-Bourej ! » A moitié en plaisantant, il disait qu’il voulait leur adresser le bonjour de l ’armée. Officiellement, c’est de la dissuasion. On a donc tiré sur des bâtiments civils ordinaires, au hasard. Al-Bourej, c’est un nid de frelons du Hamas, nous a-t-on dit, il serait suicidaire d’y entrer. On le contrôlait par le feu. Chaque jour, toutes les trente minutes, un char s’installait en face et tirait. Lorsqu’un jour, l’un de nos soldats a été tué par un tir de mortier, le commandant nous a dit de le venger, en souvenir. On s’est mis en position. J’ai choisi au hasard un immeuble à 3-4 km, près de la mer, et j’ai visé le 11e étage avec un obus. On a peut-être tué des gens.

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▻http://www.breakingthesilence.org.il/protective-edge/gallery

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▻http://www.breakingthesilence.org.il/pdf/ProtectiveEdge.pdf

#Breaking_the_Silence #briser_le_silence

« Breaking Bad », cette source inépuisable de LOL | Slate.fr
▻http://www.slate.fr/culture/83321/breaking-bad-lol

En août 2013, un astucieux montage faisait chanter à Walter White le My Way de Sinatra :

▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53j4vQ8Un0k

#Breaking_Bad

▶ FRANCE 24 The Interview - Yehuda Shaul, Co-founder, ’Breaking the Silence’ - YouTube

▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXiMyQkCPfI#t=107

It’s not easy being a whistleblower; least of all an Israeli soldier who decides to go public about his or her time serving in the Palestinian Territories. “Breaking the Silence” is an Israeli organisation that offers soldiers the opportunity to voice their testimonies. Its co-founder, Yehuda Shaul, talks to Annette Young about how they aim to expose the harsh realities of the Occupation to fellow Israelis.

#breaking_the_silence

#BBoys, le trailer
▻http://creative.arte.tv/fr/bboys-history-breakdance
L’histoire du #break racontée par ses BBoys cultes.

Quarante ans après son apparition dans les fêtes de quartier du Bronx, « BBoys » revient sur la formidable épopée d’une danse en constante évolution, qui étend aujourd’hui son influence bien au delà des frontières du #Hip-hop.

Une série déclinée sur 9 chapitres de 7 minutes dont chacun dévoile, par le biais d’un acteur majeur et d’archives marquantes, un moment clé de l’histoire du break.