#statement

mrd_ill_be_back@diasp.org
mikhailmuzakmen@pod.geraspora.de

#kultur #statement #satire #kayayanar
"Nie wieder ist jetzt. Und zwar für Alle...."

Das Statement zum Krieg im Nahen Osten | Yildirim hat die Schnauze voll!

  • Wir können uns nicht wirklich vorstellen, was die schrecklichen Ereignisse vom 7. Oktober und der darauffolgende Krieg im Gazastreifen für die Zivilbevölkerungen in #Israel und #Palästina bedeuten. Ich bin erschüttert über das Leid der unschuldigen Männer, Frauen und vor allem der Kinder. Deshalb fordere ich sofortigen Waffenstillstand, der eine Grundlage dafür bildet, das Sterben zu beenden und die Freilassung aller Geiseln zu erwirken.
    Wir sollten uns darüber im Klaren sein, dass ein dauerhafter Frieden ohne Gerechtigkeit nicht zu erreichen sein wird. Deshalb kritisiere ich die Haltung der Bundesregierung zum Vorgehen des israelischen Militärs in #Gaza. Es ist grausam, willkürlich und unverhältnismäßig. In diesen Tagen höre ich vor allem viele Israelis, die die militärischen Maßnahmen ihrer Regierung kritisieren und befürchten, dass ihre Sicherheit und ihr Frieden auf Dauer in Gefahr sind.
escheche@diasp.org

Statement of International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim A. A. Khan KC on the situation in Palestine and Israel

https://www.icc-cpi.int/news/statement-icc-prosecutor-karim-khan-kc-cairo-situation-state-palestine-and-israel

‘It is really tragic, as we express our condolences, to have to ask what on earth is happening to this #HolyLand of Israel and Palestine, whose very ground sheds tears at the blood of so many innocents that is being spilt? We want to live in a world where there is justice. We have to do better than we are doing right now. There are so many that are crying, and there are so many that are in pain. Collectively, the law and the quest for justice is essential …’

#international-criminal-court #icc #prosecutor #karimaakhan #kc #israel #palestine #gaza #gazastrip #statement #speech #transcript #video #pressconference #cairo

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https://www.tikkun.org/statement-of-solidarity-with-israel-palestine/

Statement of Solidarity with #Israel/Palestine
By Tikkun | Beyt Tikkun

"Tikkun magazine and Beyt #Tikkun: A Synagogue without Walls partnered with others to write a joint #statement that we hope can help us rise above divisiveness and division and call us to our highest selves.

What follows is our joint statement. We invite everyone who agrees with our statement to add your name. You can read the statement below and add your name "

"Solidarity with Israel/Palestine
This statement is written and signed by #Palestinians, #Jews, and others who are committed to holding complex truths and striving to overcome polarization. We feel the pain of our people, identify with their pain, and need to work together to uplift our shared humanity.

The unfolding horror in Israel and Gaza is an escalation of decades of state-sanctioned violence by Israel against Palestinians. We condemn the horrific actions of Hamas against Israeli civilians. We likewise condemn Israel’s unbridled bombing and cutting off access to all basic needs, including food, water, electricity, and medical care. Attacks on Palestinian and Israeli civilians are repugnant.

Israeli violence against Palestinians has been intentionally hidden, slow, and steady. Contrary to what the media is reporting, this attack was not unprovoked. The Israeli and American governments have worked together to suppress and deny the inhumane acts against Palestinians that have led to this moment. There are Palestinians and Jews who have been raising red flags and warning about this inevitable outcome for decades, only to be dismissed and ignored.

The world’s failure to challenge Israel’s ongoing occupation, apartheid, and unbridled violence by settlers and soldiers in the West Bank provides the context for what is happening now. The recent Israeli government’s escalation of violence, encroachment of Al Aqsa Mosque, and its 16-year siege of Gaza has led to the current explosion.

We repeat: the brutality of Hamas’ attack on Israeli civilians is unjustified.

As we watch the violent attacks and rallying of xenophobia on both sides, we are brokenhearted. Although it feels like a time to stand with “our people,” we know this is a time to come together. This is a time of great suffering for all; a time of painful emotions. It is only by recognizing our shared fears and our shared tears that we will find our way through this nightmare. It is a struggle we need to undertake jointly.

When we fall back into our separate and distinct identities we risk becoming part of the problem, not the solution. Both peoples suffer from ongoing trauma. We are all on high alert. The fear is palpable. And it is easy for us to objectify the ‘other.’

We seek a third path that neither perpetuates a xenophobic response nor sustains an unjust status quo. This moment calls us to slow down, sit with the pain and complexity, and grapple with our discomfort. It is a moment for digging deep, seeing across differences, and remembering our deep yearning for peace and justice. It is only through compassion and empathy that we will find a different way.

We recognize and uplift the humanity of all peoples in Israel/Palestine.

We call for an immediate ceasefire from Hamas and Israel.

We demand that basic needs be provided to Gazans.

We demand that the United States provide only humanitarian support to Israel and Gaza.

We support the creation of a movement that recognizes and affirms the humanity, dignity, and desire of both peoples to live in peace through reconciliation and justice."