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Elizbeth Blackwell who was born in 1821 in England became the first woman in the United States to recieve a medical degree. Rejected at 29 medical schools Blackwell was accepted in 1847 at Geneva College in western New Yourk, and graduated with highest honors. Even so she was unable to find a hospitol that would except her credentials. To continue her studies she was treating in a clinic for the poor. Eventualy, she lost the sight in her left eye and it had to be removed. Returning to New York shd and her sister who also became a doctor, opened a hospital for women and children. During the Civil War which was the bloodiest deadliest war in America's histry they trained nurses for the Union Army.
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xD nice try getting people to do your homework for you i wanna see who the first idiot to do it is
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Elizabeth Blackwell, who was born in 1821 in England, became the first woman in the United States to receive a medical degree. Rejected at 29 medical schools, Blackwell was accepted in 1847 at Geneva College in western New York, and graduated with highest honors even though she was unable to find a hospital that would except her credentials. To continue her studies she helped treat in a clinic for the poor. Eventually, she lost the sight in her left eye and it had to be removed. Returning to New York, she and her sister who also became a doctor, opened a hospital for women and children. During the Civil War, which was the bloodiest and deadliest war in America's history, they trained nurses for the Union Army between bloodiest and deadliest, they can be separated by either and or commas
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
Why does Israel mess with my palestinian brothers
Why does Israel mess with my palestinian brothers?
because the palestinians are suffering here are some facts fo zionists following numbers are numbers from septmeber 2000 to march 2004 Palestinians killed-2,859 deaths including 527, or 19% children (below 18 years). At least 82% civilian. 600 killed by heavy weapons. 1,728 killed by live ammunition. 308 in assassination attacks/extrajudicial killings (grave breach of the 4th Geneva Convention and as such considered war crimes). 152 of those were bystanders or “unintended†victims, killed as they were with the victim, 35 were children and 25 were women. Investigations were not conducted, granting immunity to Israelis and allowing them to act unlawfully Palestinians injured-41000 West Bank4 :35.7% children, 32.4% by live ammunition, 64.9% upper body, 39% moderate-severe (16,673 cases, 28/02/02) Gaza Strip 5 : c.20% children, 37% live ammunition, 60% upper body, (6000 cases - 6/3/02) UNICEF estimates 7000 children injured Permanet disabilities-Estimated at 2,5007. Estimated 500 Palestinian child disabled Attacks on Emergency Medical Personnel and Services-25 (1 German) physicians / nurses / ambulance drivers killed while on duty (opening fire on ambulances/shelling of residential areas).10 425 PRCS and Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees (UPMRC) Emergency Medical Technicians and first aid workers injured (including 2 physicians). 121 ambulances were attacked and damaged. 36 PRCS and UPMRC ambulances destroyed. 197 attacks on PRCS ambulances by live ammunition, rubber bullets, and/or stones thrown by Israeli settlers. 991 incidents of denial of access to PRCS ambulances at roadblocks were reported. 85 Palestinian deaths due to prevention of access to emergency health care or treatment of chronic diseases. 290 counts of hospitals and clinics attacked and damaged. 71 emergency personnel and volunteers arrested since the invasion on 29 Match 11. During the long invasion in March/April 2002, UPMRC staff were stopped, detained and denied access up to 3 times daily, since April 2002 the mobile clinics severely obstructed. Attacks on Hospitals (wounding patients, cutting off electricity supplies)-Shelling of French hospital (Bethlehem), damages estimated at $25,000,12 Al Hussein hospital (Bethlehem).13 Live ammunition fired at Beit Jala, A-Dibs, French Hospitals in Bethlehem.14 Al Alia Hospital (Hebron) on 3 occasions,15 Al Yamama (Bethlehem), PRCS Maternity Hospital (Ramallah) and Ramallah General Hospital shelled;16 access denied to Khalid hospital (Ramallah) for several days17 Settlers attacked Augusta Victoria Hospital (Jerusalem), shot security officer (automatic gun).18 During the long invasion in March/April 2002 a large number of hospitals and medical clinics were attacked throughout the West Bank. Closures and curfews Collective punishment: Affects 3 million Palestinians in West Bank & Gaza Strip. The most severe and sustained set of movement restrictions imposed since the beginning of the occupation in 196723. - No access to medical care - Movement restrictions on medical personnel / supplies Internal closures and siege: 120 Israeli checkpoints in WB & GS. These and road blocks divide West Bank into 300 separate clusters and the Gaza Strip into 3 separate clusters. Severe internal closure: West Bank: 66% of days, Partial internal closure: West Bank: 34%, Gaza 94% of days24 Closure causes humanitarian problems such as water and gas shortages (ed Beit Furik & Beit Dajan). Other examples: Residents of Al Mawasi ‘tagged’ with identity numbers, so that Israeli army can permit them minimum movement in and out of area. Israel erected electric gate at entrance to al Sifa, residents permitted movement in/out only from 7-9am and 3-5pm. May 2002: Israeli government introduces new personal permit regime and makes movement between Palestinian towns in the West Bank impossible. The Bantustanization of the Palestinian territories is complete. Construction of “separation†fence between the West Bank and Israel started. External closures: West Bank and Gaza Strip sealed off from the rest of the world. Gaza International airport been closed since February 2001; “safe passage†between Gaza Strip & West Bank closed since Oct. 2000 (Oslo accords forbid its closure); frequent lengthy closure of bridge to Jordan, border with Egypt (Rafah entrance), entrances to Israel (Al-Mintar and Beit Hanoun crossings). Since the beginning of March 2002 the Israeli army has repeatedly invaded areas under Palestinian control and placed towns and villages under prolonged curfew. Palestinian arrests and detention by Israeli authorities-It is estimated that since the 29th of March 2002, 15,000 Palestinians have been detained, 6,000 of who remain in prison. Of these, 1,700 Palestinians are under administrative detention25 meaning they have not had a trial, and are imprisoned without charges being brought against them. 350 Palestinian children currently held in Israeli prisons and detention centers inside Israel and in the West Bank. Of these around 30 are held in administrative detention26. Many of the prisoners are subjected to torture and do not receive adequate medical care. Property Damage Attacks on residential areas (Collective punishment)-During the first 15 months of the Intifada physical damage amounted to US$ 305 million27. During the month long invasion in March/April the Israeli army destroyed and looted US$ 361 million worth of property28 Since the beginning of the Intifada until February 2002: Shelling & demolition destroyed 720 homes completely, and 11,553 damaged. 73,600 people were affected29. 30 mosques, 12 churches30, 134 water wells31, cemeteries. 34,606 olive & fruit trees uprooted32 & 1162.4 dunums of land confiscated33, 14,339 dunums of land bulldozed or burned34. During the March-April invasion: 881 homes destroyed, 2,883 houses in refugee camps damaged affecting 22,500 people living in those houses35. Gaza strip: more than 601 houses completely demolished, approx. 16,000 dunums (16 million square meters of land), mostly agricultural razed by the Israeli army36 Education (Collective punishment-MoE reports 850 schools temporarily closed, 8 schools turned into military barracks. 185 schools were shelled and fired upon by Israeli soldiers; 11 schools completely destroyed, 9 vandalized. 15 schools used as detention centers and army barracks. 132 Palestinian students killed and 2,500 injured on their way to or from school 1135 school days have been lost because of Israeli attacks37. During the long invasion in March/April 2002 54, 730 teaching sessions per day were lost due the complete cessation of classes Economic conditions (Collective punishment) -Total income losses to Palestinian economy est. between $ 3.2-10 billion (income only, does not include cost of destruction of public and private property). Daily domestic losses: $6.0 – 8.6 million/business day Total wage income loss: $59.4 million Unemployment: Gaza 67%, West Bank 48% 75% of Palestinians living in poverty (less than $2 a day): 84.6% in Gaza and 57.8% in the West Bank38 Economic losses forcing 69% of Palestinian firms either to shut down or reduce production39 51% drop in GNP.40 Israel prevents 125,000 Palestinians from going to work41. The World Bank estimates that in case of a solution to the conflict and lifting of the closure it will take at least 2 years for the Palestinian economy to restore to a pre-Intifada per capita income level42 UN Resolutions/ Reports: Condemning Israel for disproportionate and excessive use of force against Palestinian civilians and failure to adhere to international laws.-7 May 2002: UN General Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session resumed. Resolution ES-10/10: condemns the attacks committed by Israel against the Palestinian people, particularly in the Jenin refugee camp, and also condemns the refusal by Israel to cooperate with the Secretary-General’s fact-finding team to Jenin RC. Demands that Israel cease all hindrances and obstacles to the work of humanitarian org. and UN agencies in the OPT. 19 April 2002: Security Council resolution 1405: calls on Israel to lift the restrictions imposed on the operations of humanitarian organizations and welcomes the initiative of the Secretary-General to send a fact finding team to develop accurate information regarding events in the Jenin RC. (Israel refused to cooperate with the fact-finding team) 30 March 2002: Security Council resolution 1402: calls on Israel to withdraw its troops from Palestinian cities 15 April 2002: UN Human Right Commission condemns Israel for mass killings of Palestinians, blames Israel for “gross violations†of humanitarian law and affirms the legitimate right of the Palestinian people to resist the Israeli occupation 20 Dec 2001: General Assembly calls for halt to violence, implementation of Mitchell Report, reiterates applicability of IV Geneva Convention 6 Dec 2001: 114 Signatories to IV Geneva Convention issued joint declaration condemning Israel for indiscriminate and disproportionate use of violence and call for Israel to abide by international humanitarian law 3 Dec 2001: General Assembly votes on 6 resolutions criticizing Israel, areas include – status of Jerusalem, illegal Israeli settlements, inalienable rights of Palestinian people to self determination. 23 Nov 2001: UN Committee Against Torture, condemning Israeli practices 7- 13 Nov 2000: Mary Robinson, UN Human Rights Commissioner visits the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Following this she recommended the establishment of an international monitoring presence in the OPT. 20 Oct 2000: UN General Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session 19 Oct 2000: UN Commission on Human Rights, 5th Special Session 11-15 Oct 2000: Special Rapporteur to the Commission on Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories 7 Oct 2000: UN Security Council Resolution 1322: deplores the provocation carried our at the Al-Haram Al-Sharif in Jerusalem on 28 September 2000, calls upon Israel to abide by its legal obligations and responsibilities under the 4th Geneva Convention Foreign Government comments on Israel April 10 2002: USA, EU, Russia and UN jointly call on Israel to immediately withdraw from Palestinian territories April 16 2002: EU Commissioner on Development and Humanitarian Assistance says Israel impedes efforts of rescue workers and ridicules humanitarian law International Laws/ Resolutions violated-UN resolutions 242, 338/4th Geneva Convention/Hague Regulations/UN Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials/International Covenant of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights/Convention on Elimination of All forms of Racial Discrimination/Convention on Rights of the Child and others my sources(which includes the sites sources) http://www.palestinemonitor.org/fact...c... 1 Health, Development, Information, and Policy Institute (HDIP)statistics based on infomation available at time of calculation 2 B’Tselem report: Illusions of restraint: Human Rights Violations During the Events in the Occupied Territories 29th September – 2nd December, 2000 3 Statistics can only account for those who went to health centers 4 Ministry of Health 5 Palestinian Center for Human Rights 6 UN Special Rapporteur of Commission on Human Rights, report March 2002, reported in DCI-PAL press release, 19th March, 2002 7 General Union of Disabled Palestinians 8 UN Special Rapporteur of Commission on Human Rights, report March 2002, reported in DCI-PAL press release, 19th March, 2002 9 Palestinian Red Crescent Society, 27th October 2001 Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees 10 Palestinian Center for Human Rights: 28th June, 2002 BACK TO TOP 11 Palestinian Red Crescent Society 10th July, 2002, 12 Director, Holy Family Hospital, Bethlehem 13 During Israeli occupation of Bethlehem 19th - 29th October, 2001 14 Al- Ayyam newspaper, 19th Oct, 2000 15 LAW Society, Nov 4th and 8th 2000 16 During 3 day invasion and occupation of Ramallah, (12th-15th March, 2002) 17 During Israeli occupation of Ramallah, October 2001 18 LAW Society, Oct 29th 2000 19 Palestinian National Authority State Information Service 20 Information from the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, Ramallah 21 Al-Haq BACK TO TOP 22 Terje Rød Larsen in BBC interview, 19 April 2002 23 A report by the Gaza office of the UN Middle East envoy Terje Rød-Larsen, February 2001. 24 UNSCO: “The Impact on the Palestinian economy of confrontation, border closures and mobility restrictions’, (Oct 2000 -30th Sept, 2001) 25 LAW Society (press release), 17th July, 2002 26 DCI information received August, 2002 27 UNSCO 28 Does not include income losses and social and humanitarian costs. Assessment made by international donors 29 Palestinian Humanitarian Disaster, U.S. Agency for International Development, July 10, 2002 30 Palestinian Council for Justice and Peace 31 Al-Mezan 2001 BACK TO TOP 32 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001 (figure from beginning of 2000) 33 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001, (figure from beginning of 2000) 34 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001, (figure from beginning of 2000) 35 Palestinian Center for Human Rights, 3rdJune, 2002 36 Ibid 37 Ministry of Education, 17 Jan 2002, information for Ministry of Education schools only, (from 28th Sept, 2000) 38 PCBS, April 2002 39 All above stats: UNSCO: ‘The Impact on the Palestinian Economy of Confrontation, Border Closures and Mobility Restrictions’, Oct 2000 - 30th Sept, 2001 40 Report by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation 41 Associated Press, 29th Oct, 2000 42 World Bank report, March 2002
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Maybe after millenia of being oppressed, they wanted to try being the oppressor?
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Here's another nut on the internet. The Israelies only respond to the outrages committed by your Palestinian brothers. If they would stop their suicide bombings killing innocents and their other aggressive acts there could be peace. Israel does not launch unwarranted attacks. The innocent Palestinian blood spilled is on the hands of your Palestinian brothers. Their all or nothing attitude is what causes the death and destruction.
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That was not a a question, bro, that was a rant. Nevertheless, it has an answer. You have it backward. Since the earliest settlements in "Palestine" c. 1900, the Jews tried to befriend the locals (no "Palestinians" then, just Arabs). They bought all the land they settled, and their goal was to live in harmony as much as they were permitted to. After the partition in 1948, the new country of Israel begged the Arabs within its borders to stay. Those who did stay prospered, their holy places and holy days were respected, they even had seats in the parliament. But those who fled have never had peace, or even a decent standard of living, since. Some help they got from their fellow Arabs, hey, those who encouraged them to flee? No, they let their kinsmen rot in squalid DP camps for three generations. It is still an essential component of the Palestinian political agenda, and of the hard-line Arab states, to "drive the Jews into the sea". How does one live in peace with people who want you dead? They teach their children to hate, and send their young men and women to suicide in public places as walking shrapnel-bombs. How would you deal with neighbors like these? I doubt you'd sit by and let them do it. After 60 miserable years, I imagine you'd get to the point where you'd want to "mess with" them too. Thumbs down? Bring it on! But get both sides of the story, and the history, before you pass judgment on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.....
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let me tell you why!!! the reason is that you guys are trying to take over their land. The land that you guys are right now use to belong to israel and you guys took it away. now they want it back
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Because they are thieves, liars and murderers.
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Sure hope others will join me in reporting this moron.
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Don't think so. Just faulty communication problems. Look in the real world. Who keep on firing the rockets at them. Ever wonder if one have communication problems. With self lack of knowledge in solving it. Ever wonder what will one do about it? Will one be the one who fire all those rockets? Even when Ramadan, X'mas, or New year was over? So who keep on playing with fire-crackers? Luke 9.55-56 So why not go and learn and master on how to communicate in one new universal language and one speech in living words for better communication. Instead of eerily wailing in ghostly kitchen's dialect with ghostly and deadly words from the graveyards of ancestor's culture and custom? Luke 6.39-40,4
1-45,46-49 What do you think? Happy New year !
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because the palestinians are suffering here are some facts fo zionists following numbers are numbers from septmeber 2000 to march 2004 Palestinians killed-2,859 deaths including 527, or 19% children (below 18 years). At least 82% civilian. 600 killed by heavy weapons. 1,728 killed by live ammunition. 308 in assassination attacks/extrajudicial killings (grave breach of the 4th Geneva Convention and as such considered war crimes). 152 of those were bystanders or “unintended†victims, killed as they were with the victim, 35 were children and 25 were women. Investigations were not conducted, granting immunity to Israelis and allowing them to act unlawfully Palestinians injured-41000 West Bank4 :35.7% children, 32.4% by live ammunition, 64.9% upper body, 39% moderate-severe (16,673 cases, 28/02/02) Gaza Strip 5 : c.20% children, 37% live ammunition, 60% upper body, (6000 cases - 6/3/02) UNICEF estimates 7000 children injured Permanet disabilities-Estimated at 2,5007. Estimated 500 Palestinian child disabled Attacks on Emergency Medical Personnel and Services-25 (1 German) physicians / nurses / ambulance drivers killed while on duty (opening fire on ambulances/shelling of residential areas).10 425 PRCS and Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees (UPMRC) Emergency Medical Technicians and first aid workers injured (including 2 physicians). 121 ambulances were attacked and damaged. 36 PRCS and UPMRC ambulances destroyed. 197 attacks on PRCS ambulances by live ammunition, rubber bullets, and/or stones thrown by Israeli settlers. 991 incidents of denial of access to PRCS ambulances at roadblocks were reported. 85 Palestinian deaths due to prevention of access to emergency health care or treatment of chronic diseases. 290 counts of hospitals and clinics attacked and damaged. 71 emergency personnel and volunteers arrested since the invasion on 29 Match 11. During the long invasion in March/April 2002, UPMRC staff were stopped, detained and denied access up to 3 times daily, since April 2002 the mobile clinics severely obstructed. Attacks on Hospitals (wounding patients, cutting off electricity supplies)-Shelling of French hospital (Bethlehem), damages estimated at $25,000,12 Al Hussein hospital (Bethlehem).13 Live ammunition fired at Beit Jala, A-Dibs, French Hospitals in Bethlehem.14 Al Alia Hospital (Hebron) on 3 occasions,15 Al Yamama (Bethlehem), PRCS Maternity Hospital (Ramallah) and Ramallah General Hospital shelled;16 access denied to Khalid hospital (Ramallah) for several days17 Settlers attacked Augusta Victoria Hospital (Jerusalem), shot security officer (automatic gun).18 During the long invasion in March/April 2002 a large number of hospitals and medical clinics were attacked throughout the West Bank. Closures and curfews Collective punishment: Affects 3 million Palestinians in West Bank & Gaza Strip. The most severe and sustained set of movement restrictions imposed since the beginning of the occupation in 196723. - No access to medical care - Movement restrictions on medical personnel / supplies Internal closures and siege: 120 Israeli checkpoints in WB & GS. These and road blocks divide West Bank into 300 separate clusters and the Gaza Strip into 3 separate clusters. Severe internal closure: West Bank: 66% of days, Partial internal closure: West Bank: 34%, Gaza 94% of days24 Closure causes humanitarian problems such as water and gas shortages (ed Beit Furik & Beit Dajan). Other examples: Residents of Al Mawasi ‘tagged’ with identity numbers, so that Israeli army can permit them minimum movement in and out of area. Israel erected electric gate at entrance to al Sifa, residents permitted movement in/out only from 7-9am and 3-5pm. May 2002: Israeli government introduces new personal permit regime and makes movement between Palestinian towns in the West Bank impossible. The Bantustanization of the Palestinian territories is complete. Construction of “separation†fence between the West Bank and Israel started. External closures: West Bank and Gaza Strip sealed off from the rest of the world. Gaza International airport been closed since February 2001; “safe passage†between Gaza Strip & West Bank closed since Oct. 2000 (Oslo accords forbid its closure); frequent lengthy closure of bridge to Jordan, border with Egypt (Rafah entrance), entrances to Israel (Al-Mintar and Beit Hanoun crossings). Since the beginning of March 2002 the Israeli army has repeatedly invaded areas under Palestinian control and placed towns and villages under prolonged curfew. Palestinian arrests and detention by Israeli authorities-It is estimated that since the 29th of March 2002, 15,000 Palestinians have been detained, 6,000 of who remain in prison. Of these, 1,700 Palestinians are under administrative detention25 meaning they have not had a trial, and are imprisoned without charges being brought against them. 350 Palestinian children currently held in Israeli prisons and detention centers inside Israel and in the West Bank. Of these around 30 are held in administrative detention26. Many of the prisoners are subjected to torture and do not receive adequate medical care. Property Damage Attacks on residential areas (Collective punishment)-During the first 15 months of the Intifada physical damage amounted to US$ 305 million27. During the month long invasion in March/April the Israeli army destroyed and looted US$ 361 million worth of property28 Since the beginning of the Intifada until February 2002: Shelling & demolition destroyed 720 homes completely, and 11,553 damaged. 73,600 people were affected29. 30 mosques, 12 churches30, 134 water wells31, cemeteries. 34,606 olive & fruit trees uprooted32 & 1162.4 dunums of land confiscated33, 14,339 dunums of land bulldozed or burned34. During the March-April invasion: 881 homes destroyed, 2,883 houses in refugee camps damaged affecting 22,500 people living in those houses35. Gaza strip: more than 601 houses completely demolished, approx. 16,000 dunums (16 million square meters of land), mostly agricultural razed by the Israeli army36 Education (Collective punishment-MoE reports 850 schools temporarily closed, 8 schools turned into military barracks. 185 schools were shelled and fired upon by Israeli soldiers; 11 schools completely destroyed, 9 vandalized. 15 schools used as detention centers and army barracks. 132 Palestinian students killed and 2,500 injured on their way to or from school 1135 school days have been lost because of Israeli attacks37. During the long invasion in March/April 2002 54, 730 teaching sessions per day were lost due the complete cessation of classes Economic conditions (Collective punishment) -Total income losses to Palestinian economy est. between $ 3.2-10 billion (income only, does not include cost of destruction of public and private property). Daily domestic losses: $6.0 – 8.6 million/business day Total wage income loss: $59.4 million Unemployment: Gaza 67%, West Bank 48% 75% of Palestinians living in poverty (less than $2 a day): 84.6% in Gaza and 57.8% in the West Bank38 Economic losses forcing 69% of Palestinian firms either to shut down or reduce production39 51% drop in GNP.40 Israel prevents 125,000 Palestinians from going to work41. The World Bank estimates that in case of a solution to the conflict and lifting of the closure it will take at least 2 years for the Palestinian economy to restore to a pre-Intifada per capita income level42 UN Resolutions/ Reports: Condemning Israel for disproportionate and excessive use of force against Palestinian civilians and failure to adhere to international laws.-7 May 2002: UN General Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session resumed. Resolution ES-10/10: condemns the attacks committed by Israel against the Palestinian people, particularly in the Jenin refugee camp, and also condemns the refusal by Israel to cooperate with the Secretary-General’s fact-finding team to Jenin RC. Demands that Israel cease all hindrances and obstacles to the work of humanitarian org. and UN agencies in the OPT. 19 April 2002: Security Council resolution 1405: calls on Israel to lift the restrictions imposed on the operations of humanitarian organizations and welcomes the initiative of the Secretary-General to send a fact finding team to develop accurate information regarding events in the Jenin RC. (Israel refused to cooperate with the fact-finding team) 30 March 2002: Security Council resolution 1402: calls on Israel to withdraw its troops from Palestinian cities 15 April 2002: UN Human Right Commission condemns Israel for mass killings of Palestinians, blames Israel for “gross violations†of humanitarian law and affirms the legitimate right of the Palestinian people to resist the Israeli occupation 20 Dec 2001: General Assembly calls for halt to violence, implementation of Mitchell Report, reiterates applicability of IV Geneva Convention 6 Dec 2001: 114 Signatories to IV Geneva Convention issued joint declaration condemning Israel for indiscriminate and disproportionate use of violence and call for Israel to abide by international humanitarian law 3 Dec 2001: General Assembly votes on 6 resolutions criticizing Israel, areas include – status of Jerusalem, illegal Israeli settlements, inalienable rights of Palestinian people to self determination. 23 Nov 2001: UN Committee Against Torture, condemning Israeli practices 7- 13 Nov 2000: Mary Robinson, UN Human Rights Commissioner visits the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Following this she recommended the establishment of an international monitoring presence in the OPT. 20 Oct 2000: UN General Assembly, 10th Emergency Special Session 19 Oct 2000: UN Commission on Human Rights, 5th Special Session 11-15 Oct 2000: Special Rapporteur to the Commission on Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories 7 Oct 2000: UN Security Council Resolution 1322: deplores the provocation carried our at the Al-Haram Al-Sharif in Jerusalem on 28 September 2000, calls upon Israel to abide by its legal obligations and responsibilities under the 4th Geneva Convention Foreign Government comments on Israel April 10 2002: USA, EU, Russia and UN jointly call on Israel to immediately withdraw from Palestinian territories April 16 2002: EU Commissioner on Development and Humanitarian Assistance says Israel impedes efforts of rescue workers and ridicules humanitarian law International Laws/ Resolutions violated-UN resolutions 242, 338/4th Geneva Convention/Hague Regulations/UN Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials/International Covenant of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights/Convention on Elimination of All forms of Racial Discrimination/Convention on Rights of the Child and others my sources(which includes the sites sources) http://www.palestinemonitor.org/fact...c... 1 Health, Development, Information, and Policy Institute (HDIP)statistics based on infomation available at time of calculation 2 B’Tselem report: Illusions of restraint: Human Rights Violations During the Events in the Occupied Territories 29th September – 2nd December, 2000 3 Statistics can only account for those who went to health centers 4 Ministry of Health 5 Palestinian Center for Human Rights 6 UN Special Rapporteur of Commission on Human Rights, report March 2002, reported in DCI-PAL press release, 19th March, 2002 7 General Union of Disabled Palestinians 8 UN Special Rapporteur of Commission on Human Rights, report March 2002, reported in DCI-PAL press release, 19th March, 2002 9 Palestinian Red Crescent Society, 27th October 2001 Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees 10 Palestinian Center for Human Rights: 28th June, 2002 BACK TO TOP 11 Palestinian Red Crescent Society 10th July, 2002, 12 Director, Holy Family Hospital, Bethlehem 13 During Israeli occupation of Bethlehem 19th - 29th October, 2001 14 Al- Ayyam newspaper, 19th Oct, 2000 15 LAW Society, Nov 4th and 8th 2000 16 During 3 day invasion and occupation of Ramallah, (12th-15th March, 2002) 17 During Israeli occupation of Ramallah, October 2001 18 LAW Society, Oct 29th 2000 19 Palestinian National Authority State Information Service 20 Information from the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, Ramallah 21 Al-Haq BACK TO TOP 22 Terje Rød Larsen in BBC interview, 19 April 2002 23 A report by the Gaza office of the UN Middle East envoy Terje Rød-Larsen, February 2001. 24 UNSCO: “The Impact on the Palestinian economy of confrontation, border closures and mobility restrictions’, (Oct 2000 -30th Sept, 2001) 25 LAW Society (press release), 17th July, 2002 26 DCI information received August, 2002 27 UNSCO 28 Does not include income losses and social and humanitarian costs. Assessment made by international donors 29 Palestinian Humanitarian Disaster, U.S. Agency for International Development, July 10, 2002 30 Palestinian Council for Justice and Peace 31 Al-Mezan 2001 BACK TO TOP 32 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001 (figure from beginning of 2000) 33 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001, (figure from beginning of 2000) 34 LAW Society, 29th Nov 2001, (figure from beginning of 2000) 35 Palestinian Center for Human Rights, 3rdJune, 2002 36 Ibid 37 Ministry of Education, 17 Jan 2002, information for Ministry of Education schools only, (from 28th Sept, 2000) 38 PCBS, April 2002 39 All above stats: UNSCO: ‘The Impact on the Palestinian Economy of Confrontation, Border Closures and Mobility Restrictions’, Oct 2000 - 30th Sept, 2001 40 Report by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation 41 Associated Press, 29th Oct, 2000 42 World Bank report, March 2002
Government - 7 Answers
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1 :
Maybe after millenia of being oppressed, they wanted to try being the oppressor?
2 :
Here's another nut on the internet. The Israelies only respond to the outrages committed by your Palestinian brothers. If they would stop their suicide bombings killing innocents and their other aggressive acts there could be peace. Israel does not launch unwarranted attacks. The innocent Palestinian blood spilled is on the hands of your Palestinian brothers. Their all or nothing attitude is what causes the death and destruction.
3 :
That was not a a question, bro, that was a rant. Nevertheless, it has an answer. You have it backward. Since the earliest settlements in "Palestine" c. 1900, the Jews tried to befriend the locals (no "Palestinians" then, just Arabs). They bought all the land they settled, and their goal was to live in harmony as much as they were permitted to. After the partition in 1948, the new country of Israel begged the Arabs within its borders to stay. Those who did stay prospered, their holy places and holy days were respected, they even had seats in the parliament. But those who fled have never had peace, or even a decent standard of living, since. Some help they got from their fellow Arabs, hey, those who encouraged them to flee? No, they let their kinsmen rot in squalid DP camps for three generations. It is still an essential component of the Palestinian political agenda, and of the hard-line Arab states, to "drive the Jews into the sea". How does one live in peace with people who want you dead? They teach their children to hate, and send their young men and women to suicide in public places as walking shrapnel-bombs. How would you deal with neighbors like these? I doubt you'd sit by and let them do it. After 60 miserable years, I imagine you'd get to the point where you'd want to "mess with" them too. Thumbs down? Bring it on! But get both sides of the story, and the history, before you pass judgment on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.....
4 :
let me tell you why!!! the reason is that you guys are trying to take over their land. The land that you guys are right now use to belong to israel and you guys took it away. now they want it back
5 :
Because they are thieves, liars and murderers.
6 :
Sure hope others will join me in reporting this moron.
7 :
Don't think so. Just faulty communication problems. Look in the real world. Who keep on firing the rockets at them. Ever wonder if one have communication problems. With self lack of knowledge in solving it. Ever wonder what will one do about it? Will one be the one who fire all those rockets? Even when Ramadan, X'mas, or New year was over? So who keep on playing with fire-crackers? Luke 9.55-56 So why not go and learn and master on how to communicate in one new universal language and one speech in living words for better communication. Instead of eerily wailing in ghostly kitchen's dialect with ghostly and deadly words from the graveyards of ancestor's culture and custom? Luke 6.39-40,4
1-45,46-49 What do you think? Happy New year !
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
am living with a boyfriend and everytime we fight he says this is my house,my car etcwat can i do?help
am living with a boyfriend and everytime we fight he says this is my house,my car etcwat can i do?help?
i am living with him for 10months now, and i was living in geneva.i came all the way here to live with him and start a new life of my own along with him. he wants to introduce him to my mama, but i already told him from first day that we have to wait am not ready am just 21.so he agreed with me,but after sometime he started this issue again and fighting everyday about me not telling my mama. everytime we fight about this, he tells me this is his house, his car his fon and he does everything to me. he brakes down things,phones throw cloths etc. i told him i am nt comfy of him telling me tose words,then he cools down he says he didint mean any of them.but he repeats them evrytime and he enjoys seeing me crying i think,and he is acting all insecure about my ex-boyfriends. what can i do? am really tired of him telling me all those words and maybe he knows i dont have nothing, am just studying my nursing school. please help me out.
Singles & Dating - 1 Answers
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This guy's a loser - get out now, while the getting is good! Sounds like a spoiled child and wants his mother's approval of you. If he was grown up, and really cared about your and your feelings, he would wait until you are ready to meet his mother. What's really important is his behavior - everything is mine, mine, mine and throwing things around - how long before he tosses you up against the wall?
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i am living with him for 10months now, and i was living in geneva.i came all the way here to live with him and start a new life of my own along with him. he wants to introduce him to my mama, but i already told him from first day that we have to wait am not ready am just 21.so he agreed with me,but after sometime he started this issue again and fighting everyday about me not telling my mama. everytime we fight about this, he tells me this is his house, his car his fon and he does everything to me. he brakes down things,phones throw cloths etc. i told him i am nt comfy of him telling me tose words,then he cools down he says he didint mean any of them.but he repeats them evrytime and he enjoys seeing me crying i think,and he is acting all insecure about my ex-boyfriends. what can i do? am really tired of him telling me all those words and maybe he knows i dont have nothing, am just studying my nursing school. please help me out.
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This guy's a loser - get out now, while the getting is good! Sounds like a spoiled child and wants his mother's approval of you. If he was grown up, and really cared about your and your feelings, he would wait until you are ready to meet his mother. What's really important is his behavior - everything is mine, mine, mine and throwing things around - how long before he tosses you up against the wall?
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Which college should I choose
Which college should I choose?
I am in between 2 different colleges. The 1st is Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA and is about 6 1/2 hours from here. I really like the college, but I don't know if I want to go that far away. It has a good pre-nursing program, but after 2 years I would have to go to a nursing school up in New York, which is even father away. The 2nd is Gwynedd-Mercy College in Gwynedd Valley, PA and is about 15 mins from here. They have an excellent Nursing program and I can get my RN after 2 years. The problem is that I don't know if I want to live at home. I would get a car out of the deal, but I would have to be living with my parents for another 4 years and I don't know if I could do that. I love them, but they can be a pain in the butt. Let me know what you think! What should I do?
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There are lots of places you can study nursing. You have chosen to narrow it down to just these two schools. Petersons.com lists 45 options for nursing in Pennsylvania http://www.petersons.com/nursing/ug_code/ug_searchresults.asp?sponsor=1 It is easier to chose between just two, but there are other options. Gwynedd-Mercy costs $20,000 per year and Geneva is roughly $10,000. If you looked at a state school like East Stroudsburg, tuition is more like $6000 per year. To become a nurse, you have to pass a national test, and the people who give the test don't care if you went to Harvard or community college to prepare for the test. If you leave school thousands of dollars in debt, you will have fewer options than if you are debt-free. You also say that you don't want to be far away from "here", but then you say your parents can be a pain in the butt. So, what's great about "here"? Are there friends you could get an apartment with, or a dorm you could live in and make new friends wherever you end up going?
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Choose the school closest to home. Loan debt is no joke. I had the same decision to make and opted for out of state and I will be paying for it. If you earn any type of scholarships and/or aid in the form of grants and scholarships then go as far as you want if you feel like you can maintain a high gpa. But take the car and living at home...although living on campus is an experience boy oh boy is it something that can go wrong. Besides you can get an apartment out of the deal too if you try.
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I am in between 2 different colleges. The 1st is Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA and is about 6 1/2 hours from here. I really like the college, but I don't know if I want to go that far away. It has a good pre-nursing program, but after 2 years I would have to go to a nursing school up in New York, which is even father away. The 2nd is Gwynedd-Mercy College in Gwynedd Valley, PA and is about 15 mins from here. They have an excellent Nursing program and I can get my RN after 2 years. The problem is that I don't know if I want to live at home. I would get a car out of the deal, but I would have to be living with my parents for another 4 years and I don't know if I could do that. I love them, but they can be a pain in the butt. Let me know what you think! What should I do?
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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higher education- http://nylearns.info/
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There are lots of places you can study nursing. You have chosen to narrow it down to just these two schools. Petersons.com lists 45 options for nursing in Pennsylvania http://www.petersons.com/nursing/ug_code/ug_searchresults.asp?sponsor=1 It is easier to chose between just two, but there are other options. Gwynedd-Mercy costs $20,000 per year and Geneva is roughly $10,000. If you looked at a state school like East Stroudsburg, tuition is more like $6000 per year. To become a nurse, you have to pass a national test, and the people who give the test don't care if you went to Harvard or community college to prepare for the test. If you leave school thousands of dollars in debt, you will have fewer options than if you are debt-free. You also say that you don't want to be far away from "here", but then you say your parents can be a pain in the butt. So, what's great about "here"? Are there friends you could get an apartment with, or a dorm you could live in and make new friends wherever you end up going?
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Choose the school closest to home. Loan debt is no joke. I had the same decision to make and opted for out of state and I will be paying for it. If you earn any type of scholarships and/or aid in the form of grants and scholarships then go as far as you want if you feel like you can maintain a high gpa. But take the car and living at home...although living on campus is an experience boy oh boy is it something that can go wrong. Besides you can get an apartment out of the deal too if you try.
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