“Israel” calls for expelling anyone marking Nakba from occupied Palestinian lands
Palestine Information Center | May 17, 2010
NAZARETH – Israeli minister of finance Yuval Steinitz called for withdrawing the nationality from everyone inciting against Israel and commemorating the 62nd anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba (catastrophe).
During the weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday, Steinitz said it was intolerable and unforgivable to see Arabs and some Jews challenging the mere existence of Israel.
The Israeli minister also condemned the recent remarks made by head of the Islamic Movement Sheikh Ra’ed Salah in which he highlighted the Arab identity of occupied Jerusalem and the Aqsa Mosque and defended the right of return.
For its part, the right-wing party of Yisrael Beiteinu led by foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman called for opening investigation with Arab Knesset member Jamal Zahalka for his participation in a march organized to mark the Nakba anniversary.
In a separate incident, Israeli minister of education Gideon Sa’ar declared his intention to force the Palestinian high school students in the 1948 occupied lands to study the Nazi holocaust as of next year.
Yedioth Ahronoth on Sunday reported that Sa’ar also intends to send a delegation of Arab teachers and school principals to Poland to visit the alleged Nazi extermination camp in order to qualify them to teach this subject efficiently.
In the same context relating to Nakba, Palestinian officials and politicians called Sunday for pooling the efforts to protect the right of return and confront attempts to dilute this right and twist its concept into the idea of resettling Palestinian refugees in their current residential countries and compensating them.
They stressed during their participation in a conference on the Nakba held in Gaza the need for raising the awareness of the Arab nation about the right of return so as to sustain it.
Dr. Ahmed Bahar, the first deputy speaker of the Palestinian legislative council, stated in his speech that the right of return is a sacred right that belongs to all Palestinians and anyone waiving it is considered an apostate from the Palestinian national rank as stipulated by the right of return law.
Dr. Bahar stressed that the Palestinian people reject being resettled in alternative homelands and insist on returning to their homes which they were expelled from, adding that this right can come true only through the option of resistance and national unity.

PIC, the source of this story, is a Hamas English-language site. It is currently being blocked by (at least) my ISP, British Telecom.
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ping request could not find host http://www.palestine-info.co.uk
so, it is not that the server is down but the dns has delisted it.
in other words, looking for info is a transgression of the highest order – hate speech.
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and what is more, both niqnaq and xymphora got bounced from dns network as of now, part of broad front to stop “another holocaust”.
clearly, jew owns this network and there is a burning need for an alternate, free internet operated outside zog.
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What? Moi? Well, you can still find me via a google search.
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I really think you must be doing it wrong, lobro. I can ping both xymphora and niqnaq. You have to put in the complete name, ie:
xymphora.blogspot.com
niqnaq.wordpress.com
and then you will get a ping back from the blogspot and wordpress servers respectively.
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If Atheo, who can obviously still get PIC, were to ping it and get the numeric IP for it and post that, then presumably we could access the site by putting the numeric IP into our address boxes, thereby bypassing the DNS.
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anyway, the article gave me a brilliant idea for resolving the mideast conflict:
EXPEL ANYONE MARKING SHOAH FROM OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN LANDS
why hasn’t anyone hit upon it earlier?
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a law to that effect will be the first Act adopted by the parliament of the future state of all Palestine.
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