Tous les posts dans la catégorie 'Égypte'

Montreal : Piquet de grève quotidien jusqu’ à la victoire

2 février 2011 | Posté dans Canada, Égypte, Événements, Palestine, Quebec
    La lutte continue. Piquet de grève quotidien jusqu’ à la victoire.

tadamontahrirsquare

    Février 2 | 3 | 4
    17h – 18h
    consulat égyptien
    1000 rue De La Gauchetiere O.
    (metro Bonaventure)
    Montreal, Quebec

(Lire la suite…)

Montreal Rally in solidarity with Egypt

28 janvier 2011 | Posté dans Égypte, Solidarité

protest against dictatorship, repression & in solidarity with street protests in Egypt.

tadamonegyptprotestpic

    Friday January 28th
    14h-17h30
    1000 rue De La Gauchetiere O.
    (Metro Bonaventure)
    Montreal, QC

(Lire la suite…)

Photos: Mass demonstrations in Egypt

28 janvier 2011 | Posté dans Égypte, Palestine
    photography via Hossam el-Hamalawy Cairo, Egypt.

tadamonegypt1

Photo: Hossam el-Hamalawy. Mass protests in Cairo, Egypt against dictatorship.

Independent journalist and social activist Hossam el-Hamalawy has been capturing the mass protests in recent days in Cairo, Egypt, a selection of images from the protests follows, taken from the streets of Cairo.

(Lire la suite…)

Hamas, the I.R.A. and Us

16 septembre 2010 | Posté dans Égypte, Palestine, Politique
    by Ali Abunimah, New York Times August 28, 2010

tadamonoccupationsoilder

Photo Palestinian boy peers around a corner looking for Israeli occupation soldier.

George J. Mitchell, the United States Middle East envoy, tried to counter low expectations for renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations by harking back to his experience as a mediator in Northern Ireland.

At an Aug. 20 news conference with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, announcing the talks that will begin this week, Mr. Mitchell reminded journalists that during difficult negotiations in Northern Ireland, “We had about 700 days of failure and one day of success” — the day in 1998 that the Belfast Agreement instituting power-sharing between pro-British unionists and Irish nationalists was signed.

(Lire la suite…)

No reconstruction despite siege “easing”

10 septembre 2010 | Posté dans Économie, Égypte, Palestine, Politique
    Rami Almeghari, Electronic Intifada 27 August 2010

100827-almeghari-dardouna

Photo ActiveStills Anne Paq Bassam Dardouna stands in the abandoned apartment that he and his family are living in.

“We are not here to steal or take over something which is not our own. We are not criminals or thieves. We are humans who seek a safe shelter after we have lost hope that our houses will be rebuilt,” said Bassam Dardouna, 46, head of a 15-member household, as he stood in the middle of an unfinished apartment.

(Lire la suite…)

“Gaza is a man-made crisis”

7 août 2010 | Posté dans Culture, Économie, Égypte, Palestine, Répression
    Report, IRIN 5 August 2010

tadamonpalestinianschoolkids

Photo IRIN Suhair Karam: The UN agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA) says 222,000 children are enrolled in its schools in Gaza.

Gaza City, occupied Gaza Strip (IRIN) – The quality of life, the economy and food security for Palestinians living in Gaza have been severely impaired by Israel’s strict four-year blockade, according to the UN.

Israel says its closure regime is designed to protect Israeli citizens from attacks by militants in Gaza. Hamas, the ruling group in Gaza, says Israel’s blockade is aimed at undermining its rule.

(Lire la suite…)

Haneen Zoabi : « la pire des menaces pour le sionisme, c’est la démocratie »

28 juillet 2010 | Posté dans Égypte, Palestine, Politique
    Max Blumenthal, Electronic Intifada, vendredi 30 juillet 2010

100722-haneen-zoabi

    Photo Oren Ziv ActiveStills Haneen Zoabi.

La décision est une mesure de rétorsion pour la participation de Zoabi à la « Flottille de La liberté » pour Gaza. Comme l’a rapporté le quotidien israélien Haaretz, au cours du débat qui a fait rage, un député de la Knesset, Anasatassia Michaeli, s’est précipité vers Zoabi et lui remit une copie d’un passeport iranien avec la photo de Zoabi.

« Mme Zoabi, je prends votre fidélité à l’Iran au sérieux et je vous suggère de communiquer avec Ahmadinejad et de lui demander de vous donner un passeport diplomatique iranien qui vous aidera dans toutes vos tournées diplomatiques, parce que votre passeport israélien sera révoqué ce soir », a dit Michaeli, qui est un membre du parti ouvertement anti-arabe Israel Beitenou du ministre des Affaires étrangères Avigdor Lieberman (« La Knesset révoque les privilèges de la député arabe Zuabi suite à la flottille de Gaza, Haaretz, 13 Juillet 2010 »).

(Lire la suite…)

Are Arabs swimming with or against the BDS tide against Israeli Apartheid?

20 juillet 2010 | Posté dans Boycott, Égypte, Palestine, Politique
    July 2010 by Mohannad El-Khairy download pdf

tadamongazastones

    Photo Palestinian worker at stone quarry in Gaza Strip.

Charles C. Boycott seems to have become a household word because of his strong sense of duty to his employer. An Englishman and former British soldier, Boycott was the estate agent of the Earl of Erne in County Mayo, Ireland. The earl was one of the absentee landowners who as a group held most of the land in Ireland. Boycott was chosen in the fall of 1880 to be the test case for a new policy advocated by Charles Parnell, an Irish politician who wanted land reform.

Any landlord who would not charge lower rents or any tenant who took over the farm of an evicted tenant would be given the complete cold shoulder by Parnell’s supporters. Boycott refused to charge lower rents and ejected his tenants. At this point members of Parnell’s Irish Land League stepped in, and Boycott and his family found themselves isolated without servants, farmhands, service in stores, or mail delivery.

(Lire la suite…)

Gaza Freedom Marchers issue the “Cairo Declaration”

3 janvier 2010 | Posté dans Boycott, Égypte, Palestine
    Cairo Declaration, January 1, 2010.

tadamoncairogathering

    Photo: Gaza Freedom Marchers in Cairo, Egypt.

(Cairo) Gaza Freedom Marchers approved today a declaration aimed at accelerating the global campaign for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israeli Apartheid.

Roughly 1400 activists from 43 countries converged in Cairo on their way to Gaza to join with Palestinians marching to break Israel’s illegal siege. They were prevented from entering Gaza by the Egyptian authorities.

As a result, the Freedom Marchers remained in Cairo. They staged a series of nonviolent actions aimed at pressuring the international community to end the siege as one step in the larger struggle to secure justice for Palestinians throughout historic Palestine.

(Lire la suite…)

Big Midest News that Isn’t ‘Fit to Print’

30 décembre 2009 | Posté dans Égypte, Médias commerciaux, Palestine, Politique
    Foreign Policy Magazine by Stephen M. Walt, December 29, 2009

tadamongazadestruction

    Photo: Palestinian amongst destruction in the Gaza Strip.

Did you know that the Gaza Freedom March — a group of over 1300 peace activists from 43 countries — is protesting the continued siege of Gaza, on the anniversary of the brutal Israeli assault that killed over a thousand people last year? (There is also a separate effort to bring a convoy of relief aid to the Gazans, under the auspices of the group Viva Palestina).

Did you know that the Freedom March is now stuck in Cairo, because the Egyptian government has denied them permission to travel to Gaza? The Mubarak regime has its own issues with Hamas, and it is also dependent on U.S. economic and military aid. Israel and the United States don’t want the adverse publicity that the Freedom March might generate and are perfectly content to let the Gazans suffer, so needless to say Washington isn’t putting any pressure on Egypt to let the convoy through.

(Lire la suite…)

Événements à venir

Recherche