Pierwsze posiedzenie nowego rządu palestyńskiego

26.02.05, 18:03
Precedens na skalę światową. Zgromadzenie morderców,kombinujących tylko jak
by tu ułatwić mordy reszcie swoich barbarzyńców-pobratyńców nazywa się rządem
    • juras_z_berlina Re: Pierwsze posiedzenie nowego rządu palestyński 26.02.05, 20:55
      Proponuje poszukac inicjatorow w ... Syrii albo Iranie.
      • yurek11111 Proponuje inicjatorow nie szukac za granica... 26.02.05, 21:10
        <>Szukac w Mosadzie....
        <>A rzad Izraela zdazyl juz oskarzyc Palestynczykow, ze nie umieja powstrzymac
        terrorystow, teraz oskarza Syrie, ciekawe kogo nastepnie oskarzy?
        <>Zamach zostal przeprowadzony na terytorium Izraela, za nowo wybudowanym
        murem, ktory mial zapobiec tego typu zamachom, a na tym obszarze za
        bezpieczenstwo Izraelitow odpowiedzialne sa wladze Izraela.Najlatwiej zrzucic
        odpowiedzialnosc za zamach w Tel Avivie na Syrie, albo strone palestynska ,
        oceniajac
        ze "palestyńskie próby "zapobieżenia terrorowi" nie powiodły się", kiedy to
        Zydzi dopuscili do zamachu na terytorium przez nich kontrolowanym.Izrael z
        Palestynczykami podpisal porozumienie o przerwaniu ognia, i jest ono przez
        strone palestynska respektowane.
        <>Gdyby Zydzi pozwolili Palestynczykom, patrolowac ulice Tel Avivu ,
        najprawdopodobniej do tego zamachu by nie doszlo... :-)


        • abba14 Yurek- jestes nie poprawnym pesymista! 26.02.05, 22:52
          Palestynczycy na ulicach Jezorolimy!!!!! Dlaczego ta banda nie rozrywa sie przed
          komisariatami policji lub wojska. Morduja siebie i mlodych ludzi. Gdyby tam
          mieszkalo twoje dziecko, inaczej bys spiewal.
        • niezapowiedziany Re: Proponuje inicjatorow nie szukac za granica.. 26.02.05, 23:49
          ale mur jest jeszcze nie skonczony. poza tym tacy jak ty skutecznie
          oprotestowywali jego budowe i z powodu opinii miedzynarodowej jego budowa sie
          opoznia (wlasciwie zostala wstrzymana). po drugie nie wiadomo, czy zamachu nie
          dokonal ktorys z Arabow mieszkajacych np. w Tel-Avivie albo innym izraelskim
          (nie z Zachodniego Brzegu czy Gazy) miasta. Rozwiazaniem byloby zatem
          wysiedlenie wszystkich Arabow z Izraela i szczelne zamkniecie granicy.
          Niektorzy to postuluja. Jestes za takim rozwiazaniem? bo ja nie, ale z Twoich
          slow wynika, ze byloby to wskazane.
          • 18261826www Tworzenie panstwa palestynskiego ,ale jakiego ??? 27.02.05, 03:04
            Wszystkie rokowania pokojowe nie przyniosa oczekiwanych skutkow jesli tereny
            zamieszkale przez ludnosc palestynska beda naszpikowane uzbrojonymi po zeby
            terrorystami,ktorzy sa faktycznymi gospodarzami tego obszaru.
            Tylko calkowite rozbrojenie Palestynczykow i swego rodzaju kwarantanna na okres
            10-20 lat, polegajaca na wychowaniu mlodego pokolenia w warunkach pokoju,
            wypracowanie standartu zycia godnego czlowieka cywilizowanego, moze stwozyc
            warunki do powstania panstwa palestynskiego.
            Kazdy inny scenariusz juz dobrze znamy.Predzej czy pozniej skonczy sie
            przelewem krwi!
          • yurek11111 Re: Proponuje inicjatorow nie szukac za granica.. 27.02.05, 03:12
            Odpowiadasz na :
            niezapowiedziany napisał:

            > ale mur jest jeszcze nie skonczony. poza tym tacy jak ty skutecznie
            > oprotestowywali jego budowe i z powodu opinii miedzynarodowej jego budowa sie
            > opoznia (wlasciwie zostala wstrzymana). po drugie nie wiadomo, czy zamachu
            nie
            > dokonal ktorys z Arabow mieszkajacych np. w Tel-Avivie albo innym izraelskim
            > (nie z Zachodniego Brzegu czy Gazy) miasta. Rozwiazaniem byloby zatem
            > wysiedlenie wszystkich Arabow z Izraela i szczelne zamkniecie granicy.
            > Niektorzy to postuluja. Jestes za takim rozwiazaniem? bo ja nie, ale z Twoich
            > slow wynika, ze byloby to wskazane.
            *******************************************************************
            <>Jestem przeciwnikiem budowania jakichkolwiek murow, a tego w szczegolnosci.
            <>Ten i zaden mur nie zapobiegnie zamachom samobojczym,gdyz narod
            OSZUKANY,OGRABIONY i pozbawiony TERYTORIUM i PANSTWOWOSCI, w akcie bezradnosci
            i rozpaczy bedzie dokonywal tego typu atakow, starajac sie zadac jak najwieksze
            straty swoim ciemiezycielom i grabiezcom.Ten mur ma na celu latwiejsze
            utrzymanie zagrabionej przez Izrael palestynskiej ziemi i dalsze utrudnienia w
            zyciu codziennym dla mieszkajacych tam Palestynczykow.
            <>Pytasz mnie za jakim jestem rozwiazaniem, sugerujac :"> wysiedlenie
            wszystkich Arabow z Izraela i szczelne zamkniecie granicy",wiec Ci odpowiadam
            ze jestem za zniknieciem z mapy sztucznego tworu jakim jest panstwo Izrael i
            wysiedlenia wszystkich Zydow.GDZIE?Tym niech sie martwia CI ktorzy "dzielili"
            nie swoja ziemia i wpakowali narod zydowski w to "bagno"(raczej w te piaski)
            <>W zwiazku z tym ze z uporem maniaka ,wymachujac tora, talmudem i
            innymi "swietymi ksiegami", jako aktem wlasnosci ziem na ktorych zaistnial
            Izrael, nie myslicie zwrocic zagrabionych ziem prawowitym wlascicielom tj
            PALESTYNCZYKOM, pozostaje zyczyc wam dalszej rozrywkowej zabawy.


            • dragger Re: Proponuje inicjatorow nie szukac za granica.. 27.02.05, 03:42
              Co stalo w Jerozolimie najpierw? Meczety czy Swiatynia Salomona??

              No to odpowiedziales sobie na pytanie kto kogo z terytorium Izraela wyrzucil :]
        • dragger alez ty cymbale nic nie rozumiesz... 27.02.05, 03:40
          > A rzad Izraela zdazyl juz oskarzyc Palestynczykow, ze nie umieja pows
          > trzymac
          > terrorystow,

          Izrael powiedzial ze "proby powstrzymania nie powiodly sie". To nie BYLO OSKARZENIE, chlopczyku!

          Tutaj chodzilo o cos zupelnie innego cymbale :D Chodzilo o to, ze Izrael uznaje, ze wladze palestynskie probowaly zapobiec
          zamachom. Nie udalo sie - fakt. Ale dobra wola wykazana z ich strony powoduje, ze pomimo zamachu mozna dalej rozmawiac o planie
          pokojowym. Gdyby bylo jak za kut*sa arafata, ze wladze palestynskie NIE ROBILY NIC zeby terroryzm ukrocic - wtedy Izrael mialby
          prawo (i skorzystal z niego) zeby brac sprawy we wlasne rece (i rece pilotow smiglowcow wyszukujacych nowych szefow hammasu ;-)).

          A teraz? Aresztowano podejrzanych, ale zadnych akcji odwetowych! Zadnego zawieszenia planu pokojowego.
    • bobasek_i_cala_klasa HISTORIA PALESTYNY 27.02.05, 06:18
      Palestine-Net: Chronology of Palestinian History

      Following is a compiled chronology of Palestinian history from early stages till
      the beginning of the current occupation. This chronology (up to 1949) is
      summarized from the well-known reference All That Remains (ed. Walid Khalidi).
      The historical events beyond 1949 are taken from the PASSIA diary (year 2000 issue).
      The original copy of this page stopped at 1914 - World War I. We received many
      requests from our dear visitors to complete it and we just met their request.
      Thank you for visiting.
      I. B.C.

      600,000 - 10,000
      Paleolithic and Mesolithic period. Earliest human remains in the area (found
      south of the Lake of Tabariyya), date back to ca. 600,000 BC.
      10,000 - 5,000
      Neolithic period. Establishment of settled agricultural communities.
      5,000 - 3,000
      Chalcolithic period. Copper and stone tools and artifacts from this period found
      near Jericho, Bi'r As-Sabi' and the Dead Sea.
      3,000 - 2,000
      Early Bronze Age.Arrival and settlement of the Canaanites (3,000 - 2,500 BC)
      ca. 1,250
      Israelite conquest of Canaan.
      965 - 928
      King Solomon (Sulayman), construction of the temple in Jerusalem.
      928
      Division of the Israelite state into the kingdom of Israel and Judah.
      721
      Assyrian conquest of the kingdom of Israel.
      586
      Judah defeated by Babylonians under Nebuchadnezzar, deportation of its
      population to Babylon and destruction of the temple.
      539
      Persians conquer Babylonia, allowance of deportees to return and construction of
      a new temple.
      333
      Alexander the Great conquers Persia and Palestine comes under the Greek rule.
      323
      Alexander the Great dies, alternate rule by Ptolemies of Egypt and Seleucids of
      Syria.
      165
      Maccabees revolt against the Seleucid ruler (Antiochus Epiphanes) and establish
      an independent state.
      63
      Incorporation of Palestine into the Roman Empire.
      II. A.D.

      70
      Destruction of the second temple by the Roman Emperor Titus.
      132-135
      Suppression of the Bar Kokhba revolt. Jews barred from Jerusalem and Emperor
      Hadrian builds a pagan city on its ruins.
      330-638
      Palestine under Byzantine rule, Christianity spreads.
      638
      Omar ibn al-Khattaab enters Jerusalem and ends the Byzantine rule.
      661-750
      Palestine administered by the Umayyad chaliphs from Damascus and construct the
      Dome of the Rock ('Abd al-Malik, 685-705) and Al-Aqsa in its current shape
      (al-Walid, 705-715).
      750-1258
      Palestine administered from Baghdad by the'Abbasid caliphs.
      969
      Palestine administered by the Fatimids from Egypt as rivals to Baghdad.
      1071
      Saljuqs (originally from Isfahan) rule Jerusalem and parts of Palestine
      (officially still under the 'Abbasids).
      1099-1187
      The Crusaders arrive and establish the "Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem".
      1187
      Salah al-Diin al-Ayyoubi (from Kurdistan) conquers the crusaders in the battle
      of Hittin, kicks them back to Europe and frees Jerusalem. Palestine administered
      from Cairo.
      1260
      The Mamluks succeed the Ayyubis, continue to administer Palestine from Cairo and
      kick the Mongols in the battle of 'Ayn Jaluut near An-Nasira.
      1291
      The Mamluks (Khalil bin Qalawuun) conquer the last crusader stronghold in Akka
      and Qisariya.
      1516-1917
      Palestine incorporated into the Ottoman state and administered from Istanbul.
      1832-1840
      Moh'd Ali Pasha (Egypt) rules Palestine, Ottomans take over afterwards.
      1876-1877
      First Palestinian deputies from Jerusalem attend the first Ottoman parliament.
      1878
      First Zionist settlement (Petach Tiqva) established under the guise of
      agricultural community.
      1882-1903
      First wave of Zionists (25000 strong) enters Palestine as illegal immigrants
      from Eastern Europe.
      1882
      French Baron E. de Rothschild starts backing Zionists activities in Palestine
      financially.
      1887-1888 Ottomans divide Palestine into three districts: Jerusalem (follows
      Istanbul) , Akka and Nablus (follow the 'wilaya' of Beirut).
      1896
      Theodor Hertzl, a journalist from an Austro-Hungarian origin published Der
      Judenstaat (The Jewish State) advocating the establishment of a Jewish state in
      Palestine or elsewhere.
      1896
      JCA (Jewish Colonization Association) starts aiding Zionist settlements in
      Palestine.
      1897
      First Zionist congress in Switzerland issues the Basle Program "calling for a
      home for the Jewish people in Palestine" and establishes the WZO (World Zionist
      Organization to that end.
      1901
      JNF (Jewish National Fund) set up by the 5th Zionist congress to acquire land
      (in Palestine) and 'make it Jewish'.
      1904-1914
      Second wave (around 40000 strong) of Zionist illegal immigrants arrive in
      Palestine and increase the Jewish percentage to 6% of the total population.
      1909
      First Zionist Kibbutz (collective farm), establishment of Tel Aviv north of Yaafa.
      1914
      World War I starts.
      Note: what follows is translation from the Arabic version of the book.
      1916
      - January: Hussein-McMahon talks regarding steps leading to Arab
      countries/provinces' independence from the Ottoman empire.
      - May: The signing of the Sykes-Picot agreement dividing Arab
      countries/provinces between Britain and France!
      - June: Sharif Hussein declares independence from Ottoman Empire and the start
      of Arab revolt against Istanbul.
      1917
      - November: The Balfour declaration - UK foreign minister declares support
      towards establishing a Jewish state in Palestine.
      1918
      - September: British forces, led by Gen. Allenby, occupy Palestine
      - October: World War I ends.
      1919
      - Jan-Feb: first Palestinian National Conference in Jerusalem rejects Balfour
      declaration and calls (with letters to the Paris peace conference) for independence.
      - August: Paris peace conference sends investigation committee to the Near East.
      UK and France did not participate. Committee recommends modification of Balfour
      ideas.
      1919- 1923
      - Third wave of Zionist-Jewish immigrants (around 35000) raising their
      percentage in Palestine to 12%, with land ownership at 3%.
      1920
      - April: disturbances start in Palestine. Five Jewish people killed and 200
      injured. UK investigates and attributes causes to broken promises and fears of
      new waves of immigrants.
      - April: Peace conference higher council in San Rimo places Palestine under
      British mandate
      - May: British occupation prevents the second Palestinian National Council (PNC)
      from convening
      - July: Sir H. Samuel (British Jew) opens British civil administration in Palestine.
      - December: third PNC convenes in Haifa, elects executive committee that steers
      Palestinian political movement till 1935
      1921
      - March: formation of the Haganah, Jewish underground terror organization
      - May: Disturbances in Haifa protesting Zionist waves of immigration leading,
      among casualties, to 46 Jewish immigrants. The British investigate, found as before.
      - May: Haj Amin al-Husseini appointed a mufti for Jerusalem
      - May-June: fourth PNC convenes in Jerusalem, sends a mission to London to
      explain position
      1922
      - June: British minister for colonies (W. Churchill) publishes the white paper
      excluding East of Jordan river from the Balfour declaration and calls for
      organizing Zionist immigration according to economic capacity of Palestine.
      - July: League of Nations approves British mandate over Palestine
      - August: 5th PNC approves economic boycott of the Zionists.
      - October: 1st British census in Palestine found total population to be 757182 ,
      78% of whom were Muslim Arabs, 9.6 Christian Arabs and 11 % Jewish (mainly new
      immigrants)
      1923
      - September: British mandate officially begins
      1924-1928
      4th wave of Zionist immigrants (67000) arrives (50% of whom were from Polonia).
      This increases Jewish percentage to 16%, with land ownership up to 4.2 % in 1928).
      1925
      - Vladimir Jabutinsky's Zionist party calls for the establishment of a Jewish
      state in Palestine and east of the River Jordan. Stresses the military aspects
      of Zionism.
      - October: 6th PNC convenes in haifa
      1928
      - June: 7th PNC convenes in Jerusalem
      1929
      - August: clashes over the Western
      • bobasek_i_cala_klasa HISTORIA PALESTYNY cdn 27.02.05, 06:19

        1922
        - June: British minister for colonies (W. Churchill) publishes the white paper
        excluding East of Jordan river from the Balfour declaration and calls for
        organizing Zionist immigration according to economic capacity of Palestine.
        - July: League of Nations approves British mandate over Palestine
        - August: 5th PNC approves economic boycott of the Zionists.
        - October: 1st British census in Palestine found total population to be 757182 ,
        78% of whom were Muslim Arabs, 9.6 Christian Arabs and 11 % Jewish (mainly new
        immigrants)
        1923
        - September: British mandate officially begins
        1924-1928
        4th wave of Zionist immigrants (67000) arrives (50% of whom were from Polonia).
        This increases Jewish percentage to 16%, with land ownership up to 4.2 % in 1928).
        1925
        - Vladimir Jabutinsky's Zionist party calls for the establishment of a Jewish
        state in Palestine and east of the River Jordan. Stresses the military aspects
        of Zionism.
        - October: 6th PNC convenes in haifa
        1928
        - June: 7th PNC convenes in Jerusalem
        1929
        - August: clashes over the Western (Alburaq) Wall i Jerusalem. Clashes led to
        116 killed and 232 wounded among Palestinians (mainly by British fire) and 133
        dead and 339 wounded among the Jewish side.
        - October: General Palestinian Conference convenes in Jerusalem to discuss the
        situation around the Western (Alburaq) Wall
        1929-1939
        5th Zionist immigration wave brings 250000 immigrants raising their percentage
        to 30% and their land ownership to 5.7 %.
        1930
        - January: League of Nations forms an international committee to investigate the
        legal situation over the Jerusalem Wall.
        - March: the British Shaw committee releases findings in the 1929 clashes.
        - October: The Hope-Simpson report on immigration finds no enough resources for
        Zionist waves of immigration. UK colonies' minister issues a white paper
        incorporating findings of Shaw and H-S.
        1931
        - Irgon, another Jewish terrorist organization, formed by Zionist extremists and
        those who split from Haganah. Led by Vladimir Jabutinsky.
        - February: British PM, R MacDonald, retracts from the white paper of October
        1930, in a letter to H. Weissman, the Zionist leader.
        - November: 2nd British census in Palestine finds 1,035,154 people. 73% Muslim
        Arabs, 8.6% Christian Arabs and 16.9% Jewish (mainly immigrants).
        - December: L French, UK development director, publishes a report about
        Palestinian Arabs who lost their land thanks to Zionist settlements.
        1933
        -UK foreign minister issues a report concerning the need to re-settle
        Palestinian farmers who were expelled from their lands in favor of Zionist
        immigrants
        1935
        - October: Zionist revisionists leave the World Zionist Organization and
        establish a new one aiming at "liberating" Palestine and East Jordan.
        - November: Sh. Izz Eddin al-Qassam leads the first Palestinian unit resisting
        British policies and dies in a battle with British forces near Jenin.
        1936
        - April: Palestinian parties for the Arab Higher Committee headed by Haj. Amin
        Husseini.
        - May: Palestinian National Committees conference calls for a stop of tax
        payment (no taxation without representation). Revolt begins.
        August: Fawzi Qawikji, along with 150 volunteers enter Palestine from Lebanon to
        help fight against the British occupation.
        November: British royal committee, headed by Lord peel, arrives in Palestine
        1937
        - January: Royal committee leaves Palestine
        - April: The Irgon, headed by Jabutinsky, re-organizes and calls for start of
        raids against Palestinians
        - July: Peel committee report recommends partitioning Palestine into Jewish
        state (33%) on best areas and one for Palestinian Arabs in addition to British
        protectorates including Jerusalem. Reports refers to forced transfer, if needed,
        of Palestinians from the 'Jewish' part.
        - July: Arab Higher Committee rejects the Peel recommendations, calls for
        Independence of whole Palestine with protection for the rights of all and the
        British interests. Revolution continues.
        - September: Arab National Conference convenes in Bludan Syria). Rejects
        partition plans, calls for an end to British mandate, Zionist immigration and
        transfer of land ownership.
        - October: British occupation dissolves Arab Higher Committee and the rest of
        Palestinian political organizations. Five leaders expelled and Haj A. Husseini
        escapes to Lebanon.
        - November: Britain forms court martials to face the Palestinian revolution.
        1938
        - April - August: Irgon (Jewish underground terror organization) starts
        offensive against the Palestinians killing 119. Palestinians resist killing 8.
        - June: British officer Orde Wingate forms Special Night Units from British
        soldiers and Irgon terrorists to attack Palestinian villages.
        - October: Britain calls reinforcements. Governors replaced by army general to
        face the revolution.
        - October: British forces re-occupy Jerusalem from the Palestinian rebels.
        - November: Woodhead technical fact finding committee declares partition plan
        inappropriate, calls for general conference to be attended by Palestinians,
        Arabs and Zionists.
        1939
        - February: London conference convenes
        - March: London conference ends. No agreement.
        - May: British House of Commons votes in favor of a white paper by minister of
        colonies M. MacDonald. The paper calls for: conditional independence of a
        Palestinian state after ten years, acceptance of 15000 Zionist immigrants a year
        for 5 years, then by Arab agreement. British official sources put the number of
        Palestinians killed in the revolt at 3500-4000 in addition to 500 Jews/Zionists.
        - September 1: World War II begins.
        - October: Separatists from the Zionist Irgon organization form the Stern gang
        headed by Abraham Stern.
        1940
        - February: Land ownership rules according to British 1939 white paper enforced.
        1940 - 1945
        - Over 60,000 Zionist/Jewish immigrants enter Palestine (over 20,000 'illegally'
        as determined by Britain who controlled borders). Jewish/Zionist percentage
        rises to 31% and land they control to 6%.
        1942
        - February: Abraham Stern killed by British police
        - May: Baltimore conference for Zionist leaders convenes in NY, calls for
        "making Palestine a Jewish homeland"
        1943
        - November: Britain extends the five year Zionist influx to exhaust the 75,000
        permits according to its 1939 white paper.
        1944
        - January: Zionist organizations Irgon and Stern unite against the British.
        - November: Stern group assassinates Lord Moyne (British minister)
        1945
        May 8: World War II ends.
        - September: Zionist influx resumes, protected by the Haganah (Zionist terror
        organization).
        - November: British foreign minister, E. Bevin, releases a white paper declaring
        the resumption of Jewish immigration.
        1946
        - March: Anglo-American committee arrives in Palestine to investigate British
        white paper of 1945.
        - May: Anglo-America committee report indicates 61, 000 - 69,000 armed members
        in Zionist organizations Stern, Haganah and Irgon; declares special armies
        illegal, recommends 100,000 more immigrants and the cancellation of land
        ownership regulations. Palestinians strike in protest.
        - June: Arab League convenes in Bludan (Syria), approves 'secret' decisions and
        warns UK and US that ignoring Palestinian rights will affect their interests in
        the Arab world.
        - July: British white paper on terrorism in Palestine accuses Haganah, Stern and
        Irgon of 'violence and destruction'.
        - July 22: Irgon blows up the King David Hotel in Jerusalem killing 91 people
        (among them British, Palestinian and Jewish employees of the mandate)
        - July: Anglo-American conference convenes in London, suggests a federal plan
        (M-G) to solve the Palestinian problem. Suggestions rejected by both Zionist and
        Palestinian leaders.
        1947
        - January: round table conference re-convenes in London.
        - February: British foreign minister, E. Bevin, suggests an amendment to the M-G
        plan and presents it to London conference. Plan rejected by Arab representativ
        • bobasek_i_cala_klasa HISTORIA PALESTYNY cdn 27.02.05, 06:20

          1946
          - March: Anglo-American committee arrives in Palestine to investigate British
          white paper of 1945.
          - May: Anglo-America committee report indicates 61, 000 - 69,000 armed members
          in Zionist organizations Stern, Haganah and Irgon; declares special armies
          illegal, recommends 100,000 more immigrants and the cancellation of land
          ownership regulations. Palestinians strike in protest.
          - June: Arab League convenes in Bludan (Syria), approves 'secret' decisions and
          warns UK and US that ignoring Palestinian rights will affect their interests in
          the Arab world.
          - July: British white paper on terrorism in Palestine accuses Haganah, Stern and
          Irgon of 'violence and destruction'.
          - July 22: Irgon blows up the King David Hotel in Jerusalem killing 91 people
          (among them British, Palestinian and Jewish employees of the mandate)
          - July: Anglo-American conference convenes in London, suggests a federal plan
          (M-G) to solve the Palestinian problem. Suggestions rejected by both Zionist and
          Palestinian leaders.
          1947
          - January: round table conference re-convenes in London.
          - February: British foreign minister, E. Bevin, suggests an amendment to the M-G
          plan and presents it to London conference. Plan rejected by Arab representatives
          and Jewish Agency.
          - February 18: Bevin announces he'll take the problem of Palestine to the United
          Nations
          - April 28 - May 15: UN General Assembly convenes the Palestine session, forms
          the 11-member UNSCOP committee
          - September 8: UNSCOP report published. Majority of its members suggest
          partition, minority suggest federal solution.
          - September 16-19: Arab League denounces partition, forms a committee to help in
          Palestinian defense needs
          - September 26: Arthur Jones, British minister for colonies, announces Britain's
          decision to end its mandate over Palestine
          - September 29: Arab Higher Committee rejects the partition plan.
          - October 2: the Jewish Agency accepts the partition plan.
          - October 7 - 15: Arab League convenes in Lebanon, warns of Zionist danger after
          Mandate and allocates a million Sterling Pounds for Palestine
          - October 29: Britain announces departure in 6 months if no solution achieved
          - November 27: Arab League Committee head report warns of inability of
          Palestinians to face the Zionist armies without help and organization.
          - November 29: UN general Assembly votes on an amended partition plan calling
          for a 56.5 % of Palestine for a Jewish state, 43 % for a Palestinian one and
          internationalization of Jerusalem. Votes were 33 for, 13 against, 10
          abstinations. Arab representatives left the meeting.
          - November 30: The Haganah calls for Jews aged 17 to 25 to enlist for military
          service
          - December: Arab League establishes the "Arab Salvation Army" from Arab
          non-regular volunteers, headed by Fawzi Qawikji.
          - December 2: Palestinians declare a 3-day strike protesting partition.
          Disturbances result in killing of 6 Palestinians and 8 Zionists/Jews.
          - December 8: Britain presents a recommendation to the UN calling for an end of
          its mandate on Palestine, immediate formation of a Jewish state and a
          Palestinian state two weeks after.
          - December 8 - 17: Arab League political committee declares partition illegal
          and decides to supply the League Palestine Committee with rifles and volunteers
          - December 15: Britain announces it will hand the admin of Tel Aviv/Petah Tikva
          to the Jews and Yafa to the Palestinians
          - December 17: Jewish Agency executive body announces that American Jews should
          pay 250 million US$ to help the Zionists in Palestine
          - December 21 - March 1948: Zionist organizations Irgon and Haganah start
          coastal ethnic cleansing of Palestinian villages
          - December - January 1948: Arab Higher Committee forms local committees to
          defend Palestinian villages, towns and localities against Zionist cleansing.
          1948
          - January: AbdulQadir al-Husseini returns to Palestine from exile and becomes
          active in resisting the partition
          - January 8 - 10: Arab Salvation Army's first unit of 330 fighters arrives in
          Palestine, meets resistance from both Britain and Zionist organizations
          - January 14: The Haganah stockpiles on arms, mainly imported from
          Czechoslovakia, including artillery, machine guns, ammunition and 25 planes.
          - January 16: British report to the UN estimates 1974 killed during the period
          November 30, 1947 and January 10, 1948
          - January 20: Britain says it'll hand over administration according to local
          majority in each area
          - January 21 - 28: an extra 760 volunteers arrive to join Arab Salvation Army (ASA)
          - January - March: Jewish National Fund encourages the expulsion of Arabs from
          Haifa. The Haganah attacks Palestinians near al-Hula lake (north of Tabariyya)
          and the Palmach (another Zionist armed group) attacks bedouins in An-Naqab.
          - February 16: ASA loses near Bisan.
          - February 18: The Haganah calls men and women aged 25 - 35 to enlist in
          'military service'.
          - February 24: UN discusses the situation
          - March: East Jordan government head meets UK's Bevin and both agree that East
          Jordan government forces enter areas allocated to Palestinians (according to
          partition plan) after the end of Mandate
          - March 5 - 7: Qawikji assumes leadership of ASA units in the
          Jenin-Nablus-Tulkarm triangle 9areas assigned to an Arab state according to
          partition plan)
          - March 6: the Haganah announces general mobilization
          - March 10: British House of Commons votes on ending the mandate on May 15. The
          Haganah drafts "Plan Dalet" (Dalet is Hebrew for D) for military operations in
          Palestine.
          - March 18: American president, Truman, receives Chaim Weizman and promises to
          support the declaration of the Jewish State on May 15.
          - March 19 - 20: USA representative in the Security Council asks it to suspend
          the partition plan and calls for a General Assembly session to discuss a
          trusteeship on Palestine. Arabs accepted a limited one with a truce conditioned
          by Jewish acceptance. The Jewish Agency rejected.
          - March 25: Truman calls for an immediate truce, announces willingness to
          participate in temporary trusteeship
          - March 30 - May 15: 2nd coastal cleansing operation by the Haganah against
          Palestinians between Haifa and Yafa.
          - April 1: First arms shipment to Jewish organizations lands in Haifa, more in
          air cargo. Security Council calls for a General Assembly session according to US
          suggestion.
          - April 4: The Haganah starts executing "Plan Dalet (D)".
          - April 4 - 15: Battle of Mishmar Ha 'Emeq. Haganah wins and Palmach occupies
          villages in the plains of marj bin Aamer
          - April 6 - 15: Operation Nachshon (first part of Dalet Plan). Villages and
          towns on the Jerusalem - Tel Aviv road fell to Haganah.
          - April 8: Abdur Qadir Husseini dies in counter offensive to restore al-Qastal
          (near Jerusalem)
          - April 9: Deir Yassin massacre. Irgon and Stern terrorists kill 250 civilians
          in this village in Jerusalem district
          - April 12: General Zionist Council decides to establish an independent state in
          Palestine on May 16.
          - April 20: Operation Hariel of Plan Dalet. Palestinian villages on Jerusalem
          road targeted and destroyed. Continues till May 15.
          - April 15 - May 25: Operation Yiftah captures Safad and uses psychological war
          to expel Palestinians. Operation Sweeper drives bedouins to Jordan River.
          - April 16 - 17: Golani and Palmach units occupy Tabariyya (Tiberias) after
          British forces leave. Palestinian residents leave.
          - April 17: Security Council calls for a military and political truce
          - April 20: USA brings its trusteeship proposal to the UN
          - April 21: Operation Misparim. British forces leave Haifa, Haganah launches
          offensive.
          - April 22: Local defenders in Haifa lose. Residents leave due to heavy shelling
          and round offensive.
          - April 25: Irgon attacks yafa.
          - April 26 - 30: Haganah launches Operation Yabusi on and around Jerusalem and
          occupies areas there.
          - April 27 - May 5: Irgon and Haganah intensifies shelling and ground offensive
          on Yafa (
          • bobasek_i_cala_klasa HISTORIA PALESTYNY cdn 27.02.05, 06:22

            - April 16 - 17: Golani and Palmach units occupy Tabariyya (Tiberias) after
            British forces leave. Palestinian residents leave.
            - April 17: Security Council calls for a military and political truce
            - April 20: USA brings its trusteeship proposal to the UN
            - April 21: Operation Misparim. British forces leave Haifa, Haganah launches
            offensive.
            - April 22: Local defenders in Haifa lose. Residents leave due to heavy shelling
            and round offensive.
            - April 25: Irgon attacks yafa.
            - April 26 - 30: Haganah launches Operation Yabusi on and around Jerusalem and
            occupies areas there.
            - April 27 - May 5: Irgon and Haganah intensifies shelling and ground offensive
            on Yafa (Operation Hamets) leading to expulsion of 50000
            - April 30: Haganah captures all areas of West Jerusalem and expels Palestinians
            - May 3: Reports say Zionist attacks left about 175,000 - 200,000 Palestinian
            refugees
            - May 8 - 16: Haganah launches Operation Maccabi capturing villages on the
            Ramle-LaTrun road
            - May 9 - June 1: Operation Barak. Haganah attacks around Ramle
            - May 10 - 15: Golani brigade captures Bisan and launches attacks in area
            - May 12 - 14: Zionist forces receive more arms shipments arrive from Czechoslovakia
            - May 13: ASA and local fighters attack Gush Etsion and captures it in return of
            Zionists attack on the Hebron road. Yafa surrenders to the Haganah.
            - May 13 - 21: Operation Ben Ami. Carmeli brigade captures Akka 9Acre) and
            coastal areas north of the city
            - May 14: Haganah launches offensive on Jerusalem after British forces leave.
            Some residential areas captured in old city. An Israeli state was declared in
            Tel Aviv at 4 pm. USA president Truman recognizes the state
            - May 15: British mandate ends. Israeli state declaration takes effect.
            - May 15 - 17: Lebanese soldiers enter north border, restore 2 villages.
            - May 15 - 28: Arab Army (East Jordan) crosses the river and takes positions in
            Jerusalem, captures areas from the Haganah
            - May 15 - June 4: Iraqi units enter Palestine and take position in
            Jenin-Nablus-Tulkarm triangle. Haganah launches offensive, expel residents of
            villages on the Jenin road and even occupying Jenin but kicked out on June 3 -4 .
            - May 15 - June 7: Egyptian units cross the border and reach Isdod (coastal
            town). Some volunteers connect with Jordanian units near Bethlehem.
            - May 16 - 30: Operation Ben Nun. Zionists fail to capture Latrun to open
            Jerusalem - Yafa road, but capture neighboring villages
            - May 16 - June 10: Syrian units enter from north. Restores a few villages
            together with Lebanese soldiers
            - May 20: Security Council appoints Bernadotte its intermediary in Palestine
            - May 22: Security Council issues a resolution calling for a ceasefire
            - June 9 - 10: Operation Yuram fails to capture Latrun
            - June 11 - July 8: First truce.
            - June 28 - 29: Bernadotte suggests a solution between East Jordan and Palestine
            leading to Arab and Jewish states and allocates each party's share. Both parties
            rejected it.
            - July 7: Security Council calls for an extension of the truce
            - July 7 - 18: Operation Dani. Lod and Ramle fall, residents leave. Villages on
            the Yafa-Jerusalem road fall and a major offensive on Latrun ends with second
            truce taking effect.
            - July 8 - 14: Operations An-Far and Dekel end in capture of areas near Ramle as
            well as Naasira and al-Jalil al-Asfal (Lower Galilee)
            - July 9 - 18: Israeli army fails to restore a settlement from the Syrians
            - July 15: Security Council calls concerned governments and authorities to issue
            a ceasefire and implement it in 3 weeks.
            - July 17: Israeli Operation Kedem fails to capture old Jerusalem.
            - July 18 - October 15: second truce
            - July 24 - 26: Operation Shuteir. Israeli forces attack and capture 3 villages
            south of Haifa.
            - August 16 - early October: expulsion of bedouins from an-Naqab by Negev and
            Yiftah brigades
            - July 24 - 28: Operation Nikayon (cleansing): occupation of areas north of Isdod
            - September 16: Bernadotte suggests a new partition of Palestine. An Arab state
            to join east Jordan (contains An-Naqab, Lod, Ramle), Jewish state in Galilee
            (al-Jalil), internationalization of Jerusalem, return of refugees or
            compensation. Arab league and 'Israel' reject.
            - September 17: Zionist group, Stern, assassinates Bernadotte.
            - October 15 - November 9: Operations Yuav and Hahar. Occupation of Bi'r
            as-Sabi', Majdal, Isdod, coastal areas and villages near Hebron.
            - October 29 - 31: Operation Hiram. Capture of Jalil al-A'ala (Upper Galilee)
            and advance toward Litani river in Lebanon
            - November 4: security Council resolution calls for withdrawal to the prior
            October 14 positions and establishment of permanent truce lines
            - November - Mid 1949: Israeli forces expel villagers from a stretch 5 - 15 Km
            deep in Lebanon as well as residents of al-Jalil.
            - December 22 - January 6, 1949: Operation Horef against Egyptian forces.
            Occupation of many towns and villages, advancement into Sinai followed by
            withdrawal and ceasefire on December 7 with forces on the outskirts of Rafah
            - December 27: an attack on Egyptian forces fail.
            1949
            - February 24: Israeli-Egyptian truce. Egyptian forces leave Faluje and keeps
            gaza-Rafah strip.
            - February (end): Israeli army expels Faluje residents in violation of truce.
            - March: Israeli forces complete occupation of An-Naqab and reach Aqaba.
            - March 23: Israeli-Lebanese truce. Israeli forces withdraw from most Lebanese
            areas.
            - April 3: Israeli-Jordanian truce. Jordan keeps Nablus, Jenin and Tulkarm but
            leaves Wadi Ara. Both accept status quo in Jerusalem.
            - July 20: Israeli-Syrian truce. Demilitarized area between them.
            Events that follow are taken from the PASSIA diary:
            1949
            UN Conciliation Commission for Palestine established; UNRWA founded; UN General
            Assembly resolution 303; 4th Geneva Convention.
            1950
            Israeli law of return and absentee property law; Jordan unified East Bank and
            what remains of West Bank (or the River Jordan)
            1951
            King Abdullah I assassinated in Jerusalem
            1955
            Israeli army attack and massacre in Gaza
            1956
            Israeli massacres in Qalqilya, kafr Qaasim and Khan Yunis; tripartite invasion
            (British, French, Israeli) of Egypt and the Suez crisis
            1957
            Israeli withdrawal from Sinai (Egyptian) and Gaza
            1959
            Fateh founded
            1963
            PLO draft constitution issued at Arab summit in Cairo
            1964
            PLO founded
            1965
            Israelis divert the Jordan River; Fateh carries first military operation in
            Palestine
            1966
            Israeli massacre in As-Sammu' village
            1967
            The six-day (June) war; occupation of the rest of Palestine; UN resolution 242;
            Arab league summit in Khartoum (Sudan)
            1968
            PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) founded; the Karamah
            battle; PNC (Palestinian National Charter) amended
            1969
            DFLP (Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine) founded; Israeli arson
            attack on Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem; Arafat became PLO chairman
            1970
            Black September events in Jordan
            1972
            King Hussein's UAK (United Arab Kingdom) plan
            1973
            October War (Yom kippur); UN resolution 338; Geneva conference; Palestinian
            National Salvation Front founded
            1974
            Rejectionist Front formed; UN and Arab League recognize PLO as sole legitimate
            representative of the Palestinians; Arafat addresses the UN
            1975
            PLO granted access to the UNSC; UN General Assembly resolution 3379 (Zionism is
            a form of racism)
            1976
            Land Day; West Bank municipal elections (under Israeli occupation)
            1977
            Begin's (Israeli PM) autonomy plan
            1978
            National Guidance Committee formed, Israeli invasion of South Lebanon; Camp
            David Accords (Israeli-Egyptian)
            1979
            Israeli-Egyptian Peace Treaty; Int'l Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian
            People declared; UN res. 446, 452 (againstIsraeli settlement policy)
            1980
            EC's Venice Declaration; Israeli Basic Law on Jerusalem (annexation)
            1981
            King Fahd plan
            1982
            Fez, Reagan and Brezhnev plans; Israeli invasion of Lebanon; Sabra and Shatila
            massacre (Sharon
            • bobasek_i_cala_klasa Re: HISTORIA PALESTYNY cdn 27.02.05, 06:26

              PLO granted access to the UNSC; UN General Assembly resolution 3379 (Zionism is
              a form of racism)
              1976
              Land Day; West Bank municipal elections (under Israeli occupation)
              1977
              Begin's (Israeli PM) autonomy plan
              1978
              National Guidance Committee formed, Israeli invasion of South Lebanon; Camp
              David Accords (Israeli-Egyptian)
              1979
              Israeli-Egyptian Peace Treaty; Int'l Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian
              People declared; UN res. 446, 452 (againstIsraeli settlement policy)
              1980
              EC's Venice Declaration; Israeli Basic Law on Jerusalem (annexation)
              1981
              King Fahd plan
              1982
              Fez, Reagan and Brezhnev plans; Israeli invasion of Lebanon; Sabra and Shatila
              massacre (Sharon and co.); Palestinian Communist Party founded
              1983
              Geneva International Conference
              1986
              War of the camps in Lebanon
              1987
              The first Intifada
              1988
              Jordan's disengagement declaration; Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement) founded;
              Shultz peace plan; Palestinian Declaration of Independence
              1990
              Massacres at Iyun Qarah (Rishon LeZion) and Al-Aqsa Mosque
              1991
              Gulf War; Madrid Conference
              1992
              Multilateral talks; Israeli Labor Party wins elections
              1993
              Closure policies begin; Declaration of Principles (Arafat-Rabin-Clinton)
              1994
              Hebron massacre; Oslo I agreement; PA established
              1995
              Oslo II agreement; Y. Rabin assassinated by an Israeli.
              1996
              Palestinian Elections; PLC (Palestinian Legislative Council) formed; Netanyahu
              (Israeli Likud) comes to power
              1997
              Hebron agreement; Sh. A Yassin released (in a deal over failed Israeli operation
              in Jordan)
              1998
              Wye River memorandum
              1999
              Sharm el-Sheikh agreement (Wye II or Wye+); end of interim phase (according to
              Oslo I)
              2000
              More failed talks over land, Jerusalem and refugees; Sharon's visit to Al-Aqsa
              Mosque in Jerusalem and second Intifada

              zrodlo www.palestine-net.com/history/bhist.html

              To tak dla ogolnej informacji bo prawda jest zawsze po srodku. Nie jestem ani za
              jedna ani za druga strona.
              Zycze im wszystkim pokoju.
              • meerkat1 JA TOZE przekazuje ZNAK POKOJU!!! :))))))))))))))) 27.02.05, 07:48
                POKOJ 103! (pukac dwa razy szybko i raz wolno)

                Nadia K.
                • meerkat1 Zawolenie Kibicow Islamskiego Jihadu! ;-)))))))))) 27.02.05, 07:49
                  • meerkat1 Zawolanie Kibicow Islamskiego Jihadu! ;-))))) 27.02.05, 07:51
                    "SCIGAJ ABBAS!
                    SCIGAJ ABBAS!
                    NIE DOSCIGNIESZ
                    NAWET W SZABAS!"

                    [ bo nasi juz bezpiecznie z powrotem w Damaszku! :-)))]
                    • kygel2 Tylko przy pomocy A.B.C mozna ta dzicz ujazmic !!! 27.02.05, 16:09
                      Zakazac,wyrznac,wylalic,popiol gleboko zakopac i mamy wtedy spokoj z ta
                      islamska dzicza.!!!
    • zbik Ale pirdoly , nikogo nie sciga bo to jedna klika 27.02.05, 16:17
      mordercow , nic nowego .
      Bylismy juz na tym filmie
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