Saturday, October 13, 2007
How Can The Plight Of The Palestinian People Be A Surprise To Tony Blair?
So, Tony Blair is shocked, astonished and appalled at life, at discrimination on the West Bank. Taken aback at the exploitation of resources by the rich Jewish agricultural settlements at the expense of Palestinian farmers. Angry at the devastating effects of Israel's security barrier, settlements and checkpoints on the lives of Palestinians in the occupied territories.
After ten long years as UK Prime Minister it is surprising that the true plight of the Palestinian people seems to have come as such a shock to Blair, when all these facts have long been freely available to any Tom, Dick or Harry in the street who may be interested enough to care.
Indeed many people in this country do care, and have been angry for years at the barbaric and murderous treatment of the Palestinian people by the Israeli state.
Also: The student Trapped in Gaza, but should be in Bradford
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After ten long years as UK Prime Minister it is surprising that the true plight of the Palestinian people seems to have come as such a shock to Blair, when all these facts have long been freely available to any Tom, Dick or Harry in the street who may be interested enough to care.
Indeed many people in this country do care, and have been angry for years at the barbaric and murderous treatment of the Palestinian people by the Israeli state.
Also: The student Trapped in Gaza, but should be in Bradford
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