Riportiamo dal MANIFESTO di oggi, 23/08/2009, a pag. 5, la breve dal titolo " PFLP: indagare su traffico organi ".
Il quotidiano comunista si arrampica sugli specchi. Non verranno fatte indagini. Come scritto nell'articolo di Khaled Abu Toameh ( " Palestinian news agency 'confirms' organ snatching story ") del JERUSALEM POST che riportiamo di seguito, l'agenzia palestinese Ma'an, ha già confermato (senza avere le prove...) le accuse rivolte ai soldati israeliani dall'articolo pubblicato sul giornale svedese. Ecco la breve del MANIFESTO, seguita dall'articolo del JERUSALEM POST:
Il MANIFESTO - " PFLP: indagare su traffico organi "
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Il Fronte popolare per la liberazione della Palestina (Fplp) ha rivolto ieri un appello affinchè venga fatta piena luce sulla fondatezza dell'articolo pubblicato dal giornale svedese Aftonbladet secondo cui all’inizio degli anni ’90 i militari israeliani avrebbero prelevato organi dai cadaveri di alcuni palestinesi morti durante la detenzione. L’appello giunge mentre si aggrava la crisi diplomatica fra Svezia ed Israele. Lo Stato ebraico vuole le scuse scritte della Svezia per l’articolo che considera «antisemita». Stoccolma replica che la libertà di stampa va rispettata.
JERUSALEM POST - Khaled Abu Taomeh : " Palestinian news agency 'confirms' organ snatching story "
The Bethlehem-based Palestinian news agency Ma'an published a report over the weekend which it said confirmed allegations that IDF soldiers kill Palestinian civilians to harvest their organs. The charges appeared last week in Sweden's left-leaning Aftonbladet newspaper and have since been widely quoted in Palestinian and Arab newspapers. "They plunder the organs of our sons," read the headline in Sweden's largest daily newspaper, which devoted a double spread in its cultural section to the article. Ma'an, which is funded by Denmark and the Netherlands, headlined its feature: "Disappearances, Holding Bodies, Organ Theft - Intertwined Crimes." The feature is based on an interview with Abdel Nasser Farwaneh, a former security prisoner in Israel who is described by the news agency as an "expert on prisoners' affairs." Farwaneh is quoted as saying that the "findings" published by the Swedish newspaper are true. All the facts, evidence and testimonies over the past few decades regarding the way the occupation forces were treating and killing innocent civilians don't leave room for doubt about the credibility of the report in the Swedish newspaper," he said. The "expert" claimed that hundreds of Palestinian and Arab prisoners have disappeared in Israeli detention centers and prisons. "This policy of hiding prisoners is surely connected to what the Swedish newspaper published," Farwaneh said. "It's possible that all those missing prisoners, or a large number of them, were deliberately killed so that their organs could be stolen and used illegally. The remains of these prisoners are then hidden in secret cemeteries known as the Cemeteries of Numbers." Farwaneh told the agency that there was also good reason to believe that the allegations were true because many bodies of Hizbullah gunmen that were returned by Israel were missing organs. He also claimed that IDF soldiers had "executed" more than 50 civilians after arresting them during the second intifada, which began in September 2000. "This could be related to what the Swedish newspaper reported about organ harvesting," he said. Farwaneh expressed deep admiration for the Swedish newspaper and the journalist who reported the allegations, Donald Bostrom, and called on the international media to follow suit and expose Israeli "atrocities and war crimes" against Palestinians.
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