2011-03-23

UN official: Israel engaging in ethnic cleansing

Vatic Note:  How best to judge what someone will do is to look at their past behavior.   So the question is begged,  "What will Israel and Rothschild do once they globalize and take control of this Planet?"  Well, from historical perspective, they will murder and enslave in the millions.   Its what they did in Russia and in Germany when they orchestrated the overthrow of legitimate governments and took control of the country as they are now consolidating and doing in the Middle East.   What they will do is ethnic cleansing.  The Khazars are the most racist group on this planet as history continues to show us.    They murdered gypsys, poles, hungarians and many other of ethnic origins and yes, they did murder Jews as well,  NOT KHAZARS,  real Jews.  In Russia they murdered 60 million Christians regardless of ethnic background because they are satanists, so keep all that in mind as you read this.   They continue on with a program that has worked time and again......create chaos making the government look bad using their minions within the government, (through bribery or blackmail),  THEN FINANCE AND ORCHESTRATE THE OVERTHROW OF THE GOV THEY ENDED UP CONTROLLING THAT  which  CREATED THE CHOAS, THEN TAKE complete control of those governments with their own people in place who are fully owned by them.  From there, they have shown they know no limits and it continues in Israel as we see today.  Ethnic cleansing is at the heart of their domestic policies.  Khazars from Russia are the new settlers and are as vicious as the leaders who have spread out throughout the worlds governments and proven their complete and unadulterated psychopathy. 

UN official: Israel engaging in ethnic cleansing

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4045623,00.html
Reuters Published: 03.21.11, 18:55 / Israel News


Investigator Richard Falk says settlement expansion, consequent evicting of Palestinians 'intolerable'

Falk. Banned from Israel Photo: AFP

Israel's expansion of Jewish "settlements" in east Jerusalem and eviction of Palestinians from their homes there is a form of ethnic cleansing, a United Nations investigator said on Monday.

US academic Richard Falk was speaking to the UN Human Rights Council as it prepared to pass resolutions condemning Israeli behaviour on territory it has occupied since 1967.
The "continued pattern of settlement expansion in East Jerusalem combined with the forcible eviction of long-residing Palestinians are creating an intolerable situation" in the part of the city previously controlled by Jordan, he said.

This situation "can only be described in its cumulative impact as a form of ethnic cleansing," Falk declared.
Israel declines to deal with Falk or even allow him into the country, accusing him of bias against the Jewish state.

(SEE:  State: Only 30% of illegal settlement structures razed  /
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4038892,00.html)

In a linked discussion on Israeli policies towards lands it seized in the 1967 Middle East War, Israeli and Palestinian delegates clashed over the recent murders of members of a Jewish settler family on the West Bank.

Israel's ambassador Aharon Leshno Yaar called on Palestinian leaders to condemn the March 11 murders of three children, including a baby, and their parents "without caveats or hedging" in Arabic to their own people.

Almost as shocking as the killings, "in the days following the massacre many Palestinians took to the streets celebrating the deaths of this family," Leshno Yaar said.

But Palestinian envoy Ibrahim Kraishi said the killings had already been condemned by the Palestinian Authority as "an act of terrorism" that was not part of his people's culture. "Rather, it is the culture of the occupying power," he added.

In his speech, Falk said he would like the Human Rights Council to ask the International Court of Justice to look at Israeli behaviour in the occupied territories.


This should focus on whether the prolonged occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem had elements of "colonialism, apartheid and ethnic cleansing inconsistent with international humanitarian law," the investigator declared.


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