This is now a global intifada/uprising against repression and for human rights. Demonstrations are being held internationally. A Bethlehem Governorate demonstration against Israeli colonization will be held in Wad Rahhal on Friday after Friday prayers.
Saturday 5 February is International day of action in support of global democracy and against colonization and authoritarian rule. As part of this global day of action the Palestinians will have demonstrations this Saturday at 2 pm IN Al-Quds: Bab El AmoudDamascus Gate, Ramallah: Al-Manara Square, Bethlehem: Nativity Square (more cities being added). Sponsored by a number of civil society organizations and individual activists.
PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES: This is a non-violent rally not coordinated by or on behalf of any political party. Please only bring Egypt, Tunisia, and Palestine flags. No factional signs.
Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott also joined other Palestinian groups in proudly standing with the people of Egypt and Tunisia
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Adam Neira said,
February 4, 2011 at 05:25
The Egyptian protestors may not have the patience to wait for President Mubarak to resign in September. Things have been allowed to slide for too long and the current intransigence of the government may be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. To mitigate the violence a government of national unity is required. The people must start to feel engaged in the process of government. I am sure the vast majority of Egyptians are fair minded and seek peace and good relations with all nations, including Israel. The Western leaders including Bibi must attempt to trust the people of Egypt. Managing affairs from on high is dangerous when the people resent the ivory tower. A more interconnected, dynamic, grounded Middle East is required. The relationship between the Holy Land and the Land of the Pharaohs is crucial to the mix.
Politics is the art of the possible. Surveying the landscape what is before us ? Great chaos, flux, fear and change all throughout the Middle East. The threat of a downward spiralling vortex, almost like a land subsidence or spiritual sinkhole. No real leader present in Egypt. The other national leaders nervous but hanging on, treading water and managing to mitigate the anger by holding snap elections etc. Temporarily distracting the masses. Plugging the dyke. How about a meeting in Jerusalem with various representatives from Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Egypt with other nations present ? A peace treaty could be negotiated. Various GDP’s in the region…Israel US$292.7 billion; Jordan $31.01 B; Syria $96.53 B; Lebanon $53.81 B; Gaza $4 B; Saudi Arabia $600.4 B; Egypt $452.5 Billion. The total GDP of these eight areas is approx. $1.5 Trillion. This can increase by at least 4% per annum over the coming years if trust and co-operation increases. The vacuum needs to be filled. Ganeden needs an HQ. A good CEO is required. How many Jews actually believe in the Twelfth Article of Faith ? It doesn’t really matter. As a wise sage once said “It doesn’t matter what you think we will all know the truth and what is correct in the end.” G-d has a plan. He will not be denied…