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                - 37 Years of Occupation and Growing Injustice 
                  June 05, 2004, MIFTAH 
                - URGENT RAFAH APPEAL: 
 
                Activiteiten 
                - 11-6 Rotterdam, Presentatie " Habibi, Habibi - Gaza-dagboek" 
                   Zie hierna of site van Kifaia. 
                - 12-6 Jaarbeurs Utrecht, antimuuractie KerkinActie en ICCO 
                           Protestantse kerkendag in Utrecht; zie sites 
                organisaties. 
                - 26-6 Amsterdam demonstratie tegen bezettingen Irak en 
                Palestina 
                           Vrijheid voor Palestina conform internationaal recht 
                [*]. 
                           Zie NPK-site 
 
                NPK/WL, 10-6-2004 
 
                [*] Former Mideast envoy Zinni: U.S. went to war in Iraq to help 
                Israel 
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                "Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem" by Issa Nakhleh 
 
                Press release: 
 
                Major reference work on Palestine 
 
                Now available on the internet: The most detailed presentation of 
                the 
                Palestine problem. Originally published in 1991 the two volume 
                "Encyclopedia 
                of the Palestine Problem" is available under 
 
                Anyone still believing the myth of the "evil Palestinians" and 
                the "poor 
                suffering Israelis" will have to revise his position after 
                reading the book. 
                Murder, usurpation, terrorism, destruction of agricultural 
                possessions, 
                elimination of villages, rape and torture .... -the 
                "Encyclopedia of the 
                Palestine Problem" shows in shocking detail the fate of a people 
                whose voice 
                is heard but whom not many seem to listen to. 
 
                In his forward John Quigley, Professor of International Law, 
                writes: "The 
                consequences of Mr. Nakhleh's analysis are serious. If the 
                government of 
                Israel has committed even a fraction of the international crimes 
                he 
                describes, then virtually every high official in Israel from 
                1948 to the 
                present is subject to prosecution as a war criminal." 
 
                Francis A. Bolye, Professor of International Law, states: "It 
                must be read 
                in order to comprehend the enormous sense of historical 
                injustice that has 
                been felt and lived by the Palestinian people for over the past 
                for decades. 
                These grave injustices must be rectified before there can ever 
                be some 
                modicum of peace in the middle East for anyone." 
 
                Detailed references to the many different sources, from eye 
                witness accounts 
                to United Nations  documentation and reports from the Public 
                Record Office 
                in London, show the enormous work of fact finding which has gone 
                into the 
                writing of the encyclopedia. 
 
                Palestinians do not have such a smooth public relations machine 
                as the 
                Israeli government can afford. However, Palestinians can point 
                to facts - 
                facts which are easily forgotten in the daily dealings with the 
                Palestine 
                problem. 
 
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                The author:  ISSA NAKHLEH was a Palestinian Christian, born in 
                the 
                Shepherd's Field in Palestine. He was a graduate of the London 
                University 
                (LL.B. ) and a Barrister at Law of the on our able Society of 
                Lincoln's Inn, 
                London. He was a member of the Palestine Bar and a member of 
                many Bar 
                associations in the Arab World. 
 
                He represented the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine in New 
                York City 
                1947-1948. He was a Representative of The League of Arab States 
                in Latin 
                America, with an office in Buenos Aires, Argentina 1956-1957, 
                with the rank 
                of Minister Plenipotentiary. 
 
                For the last 40 years Issa Nakhleh was representing the Arab 
                Higher 
                Committee for Palestine in New York City. He attended more than 
                forty 
                sessions of the United Nations General Assembly and made more 
                than fifty 
                speeches in the Special Political Committee of the United 
                Nations on the 
                Problem of Palestine. 
 
                The internet editor: Tom Voltz met Issa Nakhleh fifteen years 
                ago in 
                Switzerland. With permission of Mrs. Nakhleh he publishes the 
                encyclopedia. 
                the publication has not received any external funding, access is 
                free of 
                charge. 
 
                Sincerely 
                Tom Voltz 
                Apt. #41 
                07340 Alaro/Baleares 
                Spain 
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                Habibi, Habibi 
                Gaza-dagboek 
 
                Graag brengen wij het onder uw aandacht én nodigen wij u uit 
                voor vrijdag 11 
                juni aanstaande: dan zal Anja Meulenbelt - u bekend van 
                Stichting Kifaia - 
                haar nieuwe boek presenteren in Boekhandel Donner in Rotterdam:  
                'Habibi, 
                Habibi '   (vertaald: 'Liefje, Liefje') 
 
                Habibi, Habibi verhaalt van het alledaagse leven van gewone en 
                minder gewone 
                mensen in de Gazastrook. 
                We maken kennis met de chauffeur Rommel - die voor de tweede 
                keer trouwt 
                zonder het zijn eerste vrouw te vertellen; met Dalia - die 
                opnieuw zwanger 
                is; met Ramadan - die alleen woont maar geen moment alleen is, 
                en met de 
                Palestijnse intellectueel dr. Haider die treurt om een vermoorde 
                joodse 
                vriend. 
 
                Aan de hand van dagboekfragmenten en foto's schetst Anja het 
                leven in een 
                klein, overbevolkt en bezet land dat steeds verder wordt 
                ingesloten door een 
                onneembare muur. En Anja zal over haar eigen ervaringen in Gaza 
                vertellen. 
 
                Voor liefhebbers signeert zij het boek. 
 
                Ook zal Max Wieselmann spreken, als voorzitter van Een Ander 
                Joods Geluid en 
                lid van het aanbevelingscomité van Stichting Kifaia. 
                De boekpresentatie is georganiseerd door COS Rijnmond & Midden 
                Holland 
                (Centrum voor Internationale Samenwerking) in samenwerking met 
                Boekhandel 
                Donner en uitgeverij Veen Magazines. 
 
                U bent van harte welkom ! 
 
                Datum:     vrijdag 11 juni 2004 
                Locatie:    Boekhandel Donner, Lijnbaan 150, Rotterdam 
                Aanvang: 16.00 uur (inloop vanaf 15.30 uur) 
 
                Met vriendelijke groet, 
                Helma Kloosterman, vrijwillig medewerker van Stichting Kifaia. ______________________________________________________________________ 
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