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Attacks against human rights defenders and obliteration of civic space in Gaza unacceptable, says UN expert

16 September 2024

Israeli Defence Forces continue to intentionally starve and kill civilians, while human rights defenders face enormous challenges conducting their peaceful work, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, Mary Lawlor said today.

In recent months the oldest human rights organisation in Gaza, the Palestinian Human Rights Centre (PCHR), has seen staff members killed and its offices damaged beyond repair in air strikes and ground attacks by the Israeli Defence Forces.

“There is literally no place left for human rights defenders and civil society actors to continue documenting the litany of human rights violations to which Israel is subjecting the people of the Gaza Strip,” the Special Rapporteur said.

Two women lawyers from the PCHR were killed in February 2024. Nour Abu al-Nour died along with her two-year-old daughter, her parents, and four siblings in an air raid on her house in Rafah on 20 February 2024. Two days later, Dana Yaghi and 37 family members were wiped out in an Israeli air raid on a house to which they had relocated for safety in Deir el-Balah, 14 km south of Gaza City.

“It is a terrible tragedy that justice for these two women human rights defenders, their family members and their children, seems so far away. Human rights defenders keep hope alive for justice through their work but are becoming victims themselves. This is why Israeli authorities seem so intent on targeting and silencing them,” she said.

The PCHR headquarters in Gaza City and branch offices in Jabalya, Khan Younis, and Rafah have all been severely damaged in air raids and ground attacks, forcing staff to relocate and rent office space and logistical support at skyrocketing prices, while some international funding has been suspended. They have also been subjected to a vitriolic online smear campaign by the Israeli group, NGO Monitor, which has falsely accused PCHR of being linked to terrorists.

“Human rights defenders have told me that they will continue their work despite this online defamation, which is targeted at drying up their international support and intimidating them,” Lawlor said.

“This organisation continues to bear witness, document and record gross human rights violations and war crimes. Many Palestinians have spoken to them on condition of anonymity. Such is their fear of Israeli repercussions if they are to be publicly identified.”

Recent media reports have highlighted Israeli surveillance of PCHR, and other Palestinian human rights organisations, including Al-Haq and Addameer in the Occupied West Bank, for much of the past decade, in relation to information they were submitting on Israeli human rights violations to the International Criminal Court.

“I repeat my call for human rights defenders to be recognised as essential in times of armed conflict, and to be protected. As independent observers, lawyers and researchers, they document and preserve evidence of violations of international humanitarian and human rights law and ensure the possibility of accountability and justice,” Lawlor said.

The physical integrity of Human Rights Defenders should be protected against attacks and harassment, unlawful killings should be promptly and independently investigated in accordance with international law, and measures adopted to protect them against future serious violations, she said.

The expert has previously raised these concerns with authorities in Israel and in the occupied Palestinian territory.

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Alors que la candidature de Kamala Harris à la succession de Joe Biden se confirme, ce dernier pose des jalons pour le prochain mandat d’une présidence démocrate si sa vice-présidente est élue. Il en a en tout cas posé en matière de politique proche-orientale avec la nomination de Mira Resnick à un poste qui lui donne la haute main sur la politique à l’égard du conflit au Proche Orient.   Pour…

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Non c’è posto per loro in albergo

Scritto il 05/01/2024 per The Electronic Intifada. Di Amjad Ayman Yaghi.

Dopo essere stato costretto ad abbandonare la sua casa, Muhammad Abu Haya ora vive in una tenda.

Abu Haya, 49 anni, è fuggito perché Israele stava bombardando Beit Lahiya, nella zona settentrionale della Striscia di Gaza. Alcuni dei suoi familiari sono stati uccisi.

Dapprima aveva trovato riparo nelle scuole della città di Gaza, per poi spostarsi diverse volte. Ora si trova a Rafah, la città più meridionale della Striscia.

Abu Haya ha costruito la tenda improvvisata in cui vive attualmente e che, in totale, ospita dieci membri della sua famiglia allargata. La tenda è stata messa assieme usando sacchi di farina vuoti e altri pezzi di stoffa. È coperta da un telone di nylon per cercare di non far entrare la pioggia.

“Quando sono arrivato a Rafah, con la mia famiglia siamo rimasti in strada per due notti”, racconta. “Ho raccolto quanto più velocemente possibile dei sacchi di tessuto e di nylon, fino a quando sono riuscito a costruire una tenda”.

La famiglia ha a disposizione qualche coperta, ma non abbastanza per difendersi dal freddo.

Tutte le scuole della zona sono piene di rifugiati. Moltissime persone si trovano, inoltre, nella stessa situazione, in prossimità della frontiera tra Gaza e l’Egitto, in preda a un’estrema preoccupazione, soprattutto ora che le temperature sono scese notevolmente.

Le scuole sono strapiene.

L’Agenzia delle Nazioni Unite per i profughi palestinesi (UNRWA) dichiara che circa 1,8 milioni di persone ha trovato riparo all’interno o nelle vicinanze delle sue 156 installazioni a Gaza. Il sovraffollamento è tale che, in media, i rifugiati a Rafah hanno a disposizione un bagno ogni 486 persone.

I ripari non offrono una reale sicurezza. Circa 300 rifugiati presenti all’interno delle strutture UNRWA sono stati uccisi dal 7 ottobre a oggi.

Secondo alcune testimonianze, solo poche centinaia di tende sono potute entrare a Gaza nell’ambito degli aiuti alla popolazione.

Hamza Zaida, 31 anni, ha dovuto lasciare la sua casa di Al-Rimal, un quartiere della città di Gaza. Anche lui adesso si trova a Rafah.

Molti dei rifugiati palestinesi del 2023 ritengono che la loro condizione sia molto peggiore di quella popolazioni cacciate durante la Nakba, la pulizia etnica perpetrata in Palestina nel 1948. Nonostante tutti gli orrori di quel periodo, alle persone espulse all’epoca spesso era data almeno la possibilità di trovare un riparo rudimentale.

“Forse i nostri nonni sono stati più fortunati di noi”, osserva Zaida. “Quando hanno dovuto abbandonare le loro case nel 1948, hanno trovato delle tende. Noi non abbiamo né tende né altro. Sono andato a cercarne una e le organizzazioni che ci stanno aiutando mi hanno detto che non ne hanno”. Ci fa notare che le tende vengono costruite usando pali metallici e pezzi di legno per sorreggerle. La maggior parte di queste tende di fortuna non offre una reale protezione dagli elementi.

Zaida ci ha messo due giorni per costruire una tenda per gli 11 membri della sua famiglia allargata. Anche se ha cercato di fare del suo meglio, non appena è iniziato a piovere, la tenda si è riempita d’acqua.

Amjad Ayman Yaghi è un giornalista residente a Gaza.

Traduzione per InfoPal di Isabella Cecchi

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💥ISRAELI FIREBELT IN CENTRAL GAZA KILLS DOZENS IN LATEST ATROCITY💥

📹 Footage from the arrival of ambulance crews to a local hospital after the Israeli occupation army launched several firebelts targeting civilian homes in Deir al-Balah and Al-Zawayda.

Upwards of 22 Palestinians were killed in the strikes, with dozens more wounded after Israeli Occupation Forces launched several airstrikes on the Attar and Yaghi family homes, among other civilians residences across central Gaza, killing 22 civilians, mostly women and children.

Other sources say the death toll has risen to 25 as civil defense crews work to remove the dead and wounded from under the rubble of their homes.

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The child Abdul Karim Muhammad Yaghi surrendered himself to "Israeli" occupation forces to protect his family after they stormed his house.

He's 16 years old.

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No child deserves to live like this! 😢🫒🕊🇵🇸

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The Palestinian journalist Mohammed Yaghi who was killed along with his daughter and wife after the bombing of his home by Israeli warplanes

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Will there be an end to Israel's killing of civilians in Gaza?

A 'horrific massacre' - that's how Palestinians are describing one of the worst Israeli attacks on Gaza, since the war began. More than 90 Palestinians were killed and 300 injured on Saturday, in al-Mawasi - an area Israel had designated as safe. Its fighter jets and drones unleashed a barrage of missiles and bombs, obliterating tents that sheltered thousands of displaced families. As the death toll rises and the humanitarian crisis deepens, there are serious questions about Israel's military conduct and the protection of civilians. Israel claims it was targeting Hamas leaders. But is that justification for killing so many civilians?

Presenter:

Mohammed Jamjoom

Guests:

Ibrahim Yaghi - Writer, poet and activist.

Tahani Mustafa - Senior Palestine Analyst at the International Crisis Group.

Triestino Mariniello - Professor of Law at Liverpool John Moores University, and a member of the Legal Team representing Gaza Victims before the ICC.

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Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's speech tonight:

Condolences and congratulations.

Today's occasion

The ongoing war in Palestine

The Lebanese front and yesterday's attack in Lebanon

First, we renew our condolences and congratulations from Lebanon to the families and loved ones of the Martyr Haj Qassem Soleimani, Haj Abu Mahdi Al-Mohandes, and their companions who rose to martyrdom with them.

I send condolences over the attack in Iran where the final toll that reached me was about 80 martyrs. These martyrs are on the same path, the path of Al-Quds.

It happens that our calamities and our joyous occasions coincide. I congratulate everyone on the birth of Prophet Issa and the beginning of the new year. I also congratulate all Muslims, especially the women, on the birth of Sayyeda Fatima.

I also mourn the passing of our dear brother Haj Mohammad Yaghi. I send condolences to his family and loved ones, and the people of Beqaa where he spent most of his blessed life. I will speak during his commemoration ceremony this Friday afternoon, God willing.

I also send condolences and congratulations to Imam Khamenei and the Iranian people on the martyrdom of Sayyed Radhi Mousavi in Damascus, who was a dignified Mujahid and offered countless sacrifices.

And to our final occasion, I send condolences and congratulations to the family and loved ones of our dear brother, Sheik Saleh Al-Arouri, and all the Palestinian people. I will speak more on this at the end of the speech.

I recall the words of Imam Khamenei in the telegram he sent me after the martyrdom of Sayyed Abbas Al-Mousawi: the greatest honor to be attained by our people, the most elevated status, is attained when they are killed by the killers of the prophets.

I must also send condolences and congratulations to the families of all the martyrs: in Gaza, the West Bank, Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, Syria... the families of the martyrs everywhere repeat the same spirit of steadfastness and patience.

I salute and send prayers to the injured, who are enduring pain and yet remain patient, and also the people on the forefronts, who were forced to leave their homes due to the ongoing threats.

Friday's speech will tackle the Lebanese front in more details.

Today's martyrs in Kerman [Iran] remind me of the saying: they fear Qassem Soleimani the martyr more than then feared Qassem Soleimani when he was alive. We see Haj Qassem in our bullets, in our missiles, in the tears of the children...

Haj Qassem Soleimani's goal was to support all Resistance factions across the Axis. The goal was to make these factions self-sufficient on every level, so that they would not need anyone, not even Iran.

Haj Qassem also supported the Islamic Resistance in Iraq during the American invasion along with Haj Abu Mahdi. The Resistance forced the Americans out of Iraq in 2011, despite the guise that it was an agreement with the Iraqi government.

In the Resistance Axis, no faction or nation dictates upon the others where or when to fight or make peace. The enemies of the Axis are known, and the benefits of the nation are designated. We discuss matters together, but every party makes its own decisions.

Some Arab countries do not understand this reality, and thus always make erred analysis and take the wrong stances. They cannot comprehend that Yemen took the decision to block the Red Sea in support of Gaza on their own; that it was not dictated upon them by Iran.

There are no slaves or tools in the Resistance Axis. The factions of the Resistance Axis are honorable and dignified and the stances of every party in this Axis stems from their faith.

Qassem Soleimani's motives were not personal. Qassem Soleimani melted in Islam, and melted in Palestine and Al-Quds.

The victories that were made in Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, Iraq... were the blessings of this Resistance Axis.

Of the blessings of Al-Aqsa Flood:

Reviving the Palestinian cause across the world, refuting the "israeli" claim that the Palestinian people could ever forget or abandon their land even after 75 years of suffering, displacement...

The support for the Resistance is at an all-time high, not only in Palestine and Gaza, but across the world, especially for Hamas. This support is unprecedented.

The false image that portrayed "israel" as a "peaceful nation" has fallen; "israel" is now seen as child murderers, terrorists... this is thanks to social media platforms that spread the truth to the world.

Putting a huge obstacle on the path of normalization in the region, and proving the incompetence of the international community, where "israel" pays no regard whatsoever for every resolution.

Completely destroying the false claim of "israel"'s deterrence of its enemies; "israel"'s power lies in deterring its enemies but when Hamas carried out Al-Aqsa Flood, Hamas was not deterred!

Refuting the false claim of "israeli" intelligence superiority; there is a common misconception that "israel" knows everything. That is not true.

"israel" always boasted that they will only enter war where it was guaranteed they would make a quick, decisive, evident victory. 3 months in Gaza alone, and no one in the entity can even claim a single scene of victory.

The loss of trust between the settlers and the "israeli" army, security agencies and political authority; when this entity is no longer a "safe haven", the society that was imported from every part of the globe will collapse. The "israelis" set several goals for this battle of which the eradication of Hamas is one. I tell them: God willing, you will not accomplish a single one of these goals.

The amount of losses in the entity on every level; what is "israel" without its economy? Over 300,000 settlers were displaced from the North alone; this is an added pressure on their internal front.

Destroying the humane image the Americans have worked on creating of themselves in the Arab region; today, the war on Gaza is an American one, the bombs are American, the decision is American. The world knows this today.

There is no place for any settler in Palestine. The one carrying a British citizenship will be told to return to Britain, the French to France, the American to the US. Palestine, from the river to the sea, is for the Palestinian people only!

The war on Gaza has proved that the world will never respect you or even mourn you or shed a single tear for you unless you are strong and express power.

The Resistance in Lebanon stripped the enemy of the element of surprise by opening the front on October 8. If the Resistance had not opened this front first, you would have woken up to find the "israelis" bombing Lebanon indiscriminately. The Resistance proved, by opening this front, that it is not deterred and that it is ready to defend the country.

Last night's attack was not just one attack: it was an attack on Sheik Saleh Al-Arouri and one on Dahyeh [Southern Suburb of Beirut where the people who make up the Resistance reside; it's a symbol of the Resistance as much as the Resistance in and of itself]. We have been engaged in this battle within certain guidelines. This has cost us the lives of many of our men.

However, if the enemy decides to wage an all-out war against Lebanon, you will see all our threats and capabilities before you. I tell the enemy: If you are considering war against us, you will regret it very much. The price will be heavy.

We are not afraid of war. We are ready for it. We are not deterred. And when it is waged against us, then our national interests lie in going all in, to those who speak of national interests. Yesterday's attack was a dangerous event that will surely not go unpunished. The battlefield lies between us, and time will tell.

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Metal-organic layers: Preparation and applications

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) made by bridging metal-containing nodes with organic ligands are a type of ordered porous materials. The first case of MOFs reported by Yaghi et al. in 1995 sparked a frenzy in the research on MOFs. The past decade has witnessed the rapid development of such types of materials.

However, because of the limitation on material thickness, their applications in separation, catalysis, and biosensors are inevitably adversely affected. The preparation of two-dimensional (2D) ultrathin MOF nanosheets (also called metal-organic layers (MOLs)) could be an alternative to further enhance or extend the functionalities of MOFs.

In MOLs, active centers are well exposed on the surface, which facilitates the interaction between vibrant centers and substrate molecules, thus, improving their applications in catalysis, gas separation, and sensing. The MOLs are commonly prepared by the top-down or bottom-up method.

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