Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu es su nombre. Conocido por "Bibi", es uno de los más Peligrosos Delicuentes Internacionales de la actualidad para la entera Humanidad.
Deseducado por veinte años en la cuna y epigénesis de toda la Alta Cúpula de la Delicuencia Internacional (ACDI), en los USAdores, el eugenésico fascismo del terrorismo de su política "antiterrorista" (representado certeramente en el abominable acto de piratería internacional que cometieron con el bombardeo que se llevó a cabo en Tunez contra los edificios del cuartel general de Arafat, y su asalto personal al aeropuerto de Beirut como oficial del comando élite del "Sayeret Matkal"), que no solamente conlleva el sufrimiento y opresión del pueblo palestino tras los Muros de sus Campos de Concentración, sino que pone en peligro contínuo las esperanzas de los pueblos sobre la Tierra, hace ser a "Bibi", junto con sus Jefes los Gangsters del Imperium, uno de los psicópatas mas amenazadores del IV Reich Capitalista en las "Soluciones Finales" que aplican a los pueblos que no obedecen los mandatos de Wall Street, el Banco Mundial y el FMI.
Su curriculum ésta en la caja mágica de la Inter-net y en la memoria colectiva y archivos de la Inter-pol del Pueblo (I.P.) al alcance de aquellos que le interesen saber la verdad y sepan, al leer, separar la propaganda de la realidad.
Israeli War Crimes against Palestine: Witness Testimonies
Hearings of the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission (KLWCC)
At the height of the bombing of Gaza, legal proceedings directed against the State of Israel involving the initial hearings of the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission were launched in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The decision to launch these proceedings was taken by the Commission in May of 2012.
Pertaining to alleged Israeli war crimes, the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission heard the testimonies of nine complainants.
The following summary of testimonies presented to the Commission provides a historical background on Israeli crimes against humanity extending from the Sabra Shatila Massacres to the 2008-2009
Operation Cast Lead, which resulted in the killings of entire families.
We invite our readers to carefully examine these witness testimonies. They are of crucial importance in an understanding of the current situation in Gaza. Selected excerpts and quotations below. Scroll down for prosecutors’ press release :
“Why were the young children killed? [Gaza, January 2009]They are so young and cannot even hold a stone. Like my brother Ahmad. My cousins who were infants were also killed. I have heard that the soldier who kills more – and younger children – moves up higher in ranks.”
“What did the children do to deserve to die this way? What did the women do to become widows and what did the old people do to see all this? Nobody is defending us. It is like we are nothing. We do not have a normal happy life like other children. Where is the human right of the child?”
Mahmoud who was only 12-years-old at the time of 2009 attacks, saw his father shot in cold blood by the Israeli soldiers. He told the panel that he and his friends were playing football and mud balls around a fruit tree when they saw F16 planes flying in the area and shooting bombs and missiles.
Displaying maturity beyond his young age, Mahmoud related the terrifying ordeal he and his family underwent during the January 2009 attacks. The soldiers while shooting randomly at the family shot his 4-year-old brother twice in the chest and once in the head and four of his other brothers in their legs and behind the ear.
[Gaza, January 2009] “I went to her and realized that my mother (Rahma Mohammed Mahmoud Al-Samony, then aged 43) died with half of her face blown away. My father (Talal Hilmy Mahmoud Al-Samony, then aged 49) and my only daughter (Aza Salah Talal Al-Samony, then aged 2.5) also died, with their face disfigured. A total of 21 of my family members died. More than 50 of them were injured. There was screaming, shouting and crying. Blood was everywhere. I lifted my daughter and she had wounds on her neck and stomach. She was dead. Then, I heard my wife calling my name. I went to her. There were a lot of dead bodies on top of her. Then, I slowly pulled her out. She was injured and she was covered in blood. Three of my sons were badly injured and the other one had difficulties in breathing even now.”
In the early hours of the morning [Sabra and Shatila witness testimony], about 16-17 armed soldiers entered her home and shot her husband, brother and cousin dead in front of her and children. She related that militia entered homes and shot at everyone including children and animals.
“Along the way to the stadium, I saw my cousin’s daughter who was pregnant lying dead. The murderers had opened her body and taken out her baby and put the baby on her. The child was dead as well. She was lying on the street.”
“Along the street there were a lot of dead bodies. Hundreds of bodies were strewn all over. We climbed a hill to the stadium. At the nearest houses I could see bodies of children. Between the houses, which had been half destroyed, there were bodies of men, and also women and children and animals.”
On May 11 2012 the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal rendered a historical guilty verdict in The Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission v. George Walker Bush et al . The decision to launch a legal war crimes procedure against the State of Israel was taken by the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission in the wake of this historic judgment.
Michel Chossudovsky,
Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG) and Member of the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission,
Kuala Lumpur, November 22, 2012
