IRNA melaporkan bahawa pemimpin Yahudi di Rom merancang lawatan rekerasi untuk anggota pasukan keselamatan yang terlibat dalam serangan maut terhadap misi bantuan kemanusiaan Freedom Flotilla.


Riccardo Pacifici, Ketua komuniti Yahudi Rom telah mempelawa anggota tentera laut Israel ke Itali ketika lawatannya di Israel. Dia memuji mereka sebagai "hero".

Dalam serangan itu, sekurang-kurangnya 20 aktivis terbunuh dan mencederakan 50 yang lain semasa serangan pada 31 Mei terhadap konvoi enam kapal yang membawa 10 000 tan bantuan kemanusiaan dan lebih kurang 700 aktivis antarabangsa dari 42 negara yang menuju ke Gaza. 


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Misi Freedom Flotilla II akan disertai oleh lebih banyak kapal dan sukarelawan. Itulah yang sedang dirancang oleh badan bukan kerajaan Pergerakan Free Palestine.
Menurut pengarah pertubuhan itu, Yasser Qashlaq, mungkin 50 kapal akan menyertai misi Freedom Flotilla II.

Pergerakan Free Palestine dengan kerjasama Reporters Without Borders sedang menjalankan misi baru untuk menghantar peralatan pembelajaran dalam kawasan kepungan Israel di Palestin.

Menurut Yasser, kapal pertama akan bertolak dari Lubnan dalam tempoh seminggu.

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Saya tidak sempat untuk menterjemahkan keseluruhan berita yang dipautkan di bawah ini. Secara ringkasnya, pihak Israel mula membebaskan tahanan, namun 487 masih ditahan.

Menurut kenyataan tentera Israel, mereka melepaskan tembakan yang mengorbankan belasan nyawa dan mencederakan puluhan yang lain selepas diancam oleh para aktivis. Kenyataan itu telah dinafikan sekeras-kerasnya oleh para aktivis dan mereka dengan tegas menyatakan bahawa tembakan dilepaskan oleh tentera Israel tanpa sebarang provokasi daripada pihak aktivis.

Lanjut sila baca petikan akhbar Telegraph UK di bawah ini:

The Israeli authorities said it was expelling 48 activists seized on the six ships but would continue to detain 487 others.


One, who identified himself as American but did not give his name, told reporters as he was being led away the he was "not violent".


"What I can tell you is that there are bruises all over my body," he said. "They won't let me show them to you."


The United Nations Security Council has called for an impartial investigation into the raid, in which at least nine activists on board a Turkish ship, the Mavi Marmara, were killed.


Israel claimed its troops only opened fire after being set upon by activists wielding iron bars, but the Free Gaza Movement, which organised the convoy, and the Turkish group IHH, which made up most of the activists on board, said the shooting was unprovoked.


An exact death toll is still unclear, with Israeli authorities now saying nine were killed, while activist groups said 19 were unaccounted for. Most were believed to be Turkish.


Turkey led calls for an independent inquiry and a lifting of the Israeli blockade on Gaza. That call looked set to be taken up by the security council.


"It is clearer than ever that Israel's restrictions on access to Gaza must be lifted," said the British ambassador to the UN, Mark Lyall Grant. "The current closure is unacceptable and counterproductive."


The Palestinian representative, Riyad Mansour, said the raid was an attack on unarmed civilians in international waters and a "war crime".


Protests were staged in cities around the world on Monday afternoon, but outrage at the incident was strongest in Turkey, historically Israel's closest ally in the Muslim world.


Its foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu, called the raid "banditry and piracy" on the high seas and "murder conducted by a state."


A Turkish draft resolution was circulated at the security council calling for the attack to be condemned in the strongest terms as a violation of international law.


However, there was one significant step back from the crisis.


The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, said peace talks with Israel would continue despite the near-universal condemnation of the raid.


Mr Abbas met advisers on Monday night, but said there was no need to quit the talks, which only restarted earlier this month. This was because the talks were being conducted through an American envoy, George Mitchell, and not directly, an adviser told the Associated Press afterwards.


Mr Abbas's decision will infuriate Hamas, which has ruled the Gaza strip since driving out Mr Abbas's Fatah movement by force in 2007, when the blockade was imposed. It will make reconciliation between the two divided halves of the Palestinian territories even more difficult.


But it is likely to be seized on by the United States, which will be once again attempting to balance its growing frustration at the inflexibility of the government of the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and its role as Israel's most important and sometimes only significant defender.


Its UN deputy ambassador, Alejandro Wolff, was notably restrained in his response. He made no mention of support for an international investigation, suggesting an internal inquiry by Israel would suffice.


The Americans have not directly condemned the violence.


"We expect a credible and transparent investigation and strongly urge the Israeli government to investigate the incident fully," Mr Wolff said.

Saya petik:

[MK] Berikut senarai nama nama-nama rakyat Malaysia yang menyertai Misi Talian Hayat Untuk Gaza yang berada di kapal Mavi Marmara yang diserang dan ditawan tentera rejim Israel awal pagi semalam.

Maklumat adalah berdasarkan laman web Lifekine4Gaza.

* Noorazman Mohd Samsuddin, HaluanPalestin
* Dr Mohd Arbai'e Syawal, HaluanPalestin
* Dr Syed Muhammad Haleem Syed Hasan al-Haddad, HaluanPalestin
* Al-Hami Husain Suhaimi, HaluanPalestin
* Mohd Nizam Mohd Awang, HaluanPalestin
* Hasanuddin Mohd Yunus, Aqsa Syarif
* Jamuliddin Elias, Yayasan Amal
* Dr Selamat Aliman, Jemaah Islah Malaysia (JIM)
* Abdul Halim Mohd Redzuan, Muslim Care
* Mustafa Mansur, Mapim
* Ashwad Ismail, wartawan Astro
* Shamsul Kamal Latif, jurukamera Astro

Nasib mereka masih belum diketahui.


Kemas Kini (2/6):
* Semua 12 rakyat Malaysia bebas, kini ke Amman

Sila rujuk Kemas Kini Secara Langsung di Al Jazeera Blog.
[Akan dikemas kini kemudian] Saya petik:

[MSTAR] Tindakan kejam dan biadab tentera marin Israel yang menyerang kapal Mavi Marmala kira-kira jam 7.30 pagi tadi (waktu Malaysia) ketika kapal tersebut dalam perjalanan menghantar bantuan kemanusiaan di Gaza (rajah) setakat ini telah mengorbankan 15 sukarelawan dan 30 lain cedera.

Belum dapat dipastikan nasib 11 rakyat Malaysia yang turut serta dalam konvoi laut berkenaan.

Difahamkan tentera rejim Zionis telah menguasai bilik media menyebabkan hubungan dengan kapal-kapal terbabit putus.

Pengarah Palestine Center of Excellence (PACE), Prof Madya Dr Hafidzi Mohd Noor yang mengesahkan insiden tersebut kepada mStar Online berkata, bagaimanapun sehingga kini tiada maklumat sama ada sukarelawan Malaysia antara yang menjadi mangsa atau tidak.

"Seramai 12 sukarelawan Malaysia terlibat dalam misi ini, termasuk dua wartawan Astro Awani. Tapi kita masih belum mendapat maklumat sama ada mereka yang terkorban atau cedera itu melibatkan sukarelawan kita atau tidak," katanya di sini hari ini.

Dua warganegara Malaysia - wartawan, Ashwad Ismail dan jurukamera, Shamsul Kamal Latip dari Astro Awani - menaiki kapal Turki bernama Mavi Marmara yang diserbu komando Israel.

Pagi tadi, Mavi Marmala telah diserang oleh tentera Israel menggunakan peluru hidup dan semburan gas sebelum sempat rombongan tersebut memasuki perairan Gaza.

Konvoi Freedom Tortilla adalah konvoi kemanusiaan terbesar yang disertai oleh 50 buah negara termasuk Malaysia.



Malangnya, kerajaan Malaysia & negara Islam yang lain hanya mampu MENGUTUK kekejaman ISRAEL:
* Malaysia kutuk keganasan Israel

Sampai bila kita hanya mahu MENGUTUK & MEMBERI AMARAN KERAS?

Lebih malang, ada pula negara Islam yang bersekutu dengan Israel dan syarikat Israel. Celakalah mereka yang bersekutu dengan Israel dan segala-gala yang berkaitan dengannya.

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