Die aktuelle Zusammenfassung der Entwicklungen (Bereich: Häuserzerstörungen und Vertreibungen) in den Palästinensischen Gebieten, so wie es das Büro der Vereinten Nationen regelmäßig beobachtet und dokumentiert (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the occupied Palestinian territory [OCHA])
In der Frankfurter Rundschau schreibt Maria Sterkl über die Situation in Gaza, einem Ort, den es immer noch gibt, auch wenn er oft in Vergessenheit zu geraten droht.
Veranstaltung des Deutschen Orient-Instituts (DOI) in Kooperation mit der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)
Informationen zur Veranstaltung „A new plan to solve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The Holy Land Confederation“
Link – auch zur Online-Anmeldung | 8. Februar 2023 – 18.00-20.00 CET
* Holy Land Confederation
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict has been overshadowed by other, global crises in the past years. Prospects to finding a solution appear to diminish. The recent formation of a new Israeli government – following the fifth parliamentary election since 2019 – and a weakening legitimacy of the Palestinian Authority do not, unfortunately, point to an imanent negotiated and accepted solution.
On 8th February 2023 we are hosting the initiators of the Holy Land Confederation. In their initiative, they offer a new contribution to thinking about how to untangle the conflict. We look forward to hearing first hand from the initiators and discuss their ideas on the panel and with the audience.
Presentation of the Initiative
Dr. Yossi Beilin
Former Israeli Minister and Knesset Member
Dr. Hiba I. Husseini
Chair of the Legal Committee to Final Status Negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis
Discussion and Comments
Huda Abuarqoub
Regional Director of the Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP)
Shlomo Brom
Senior Researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)
Welcome Address and Moderation
Dr. Andreas Reinicke
Director of the German Orient-Institute
BR-KLASSIK – Allegro – noch sieben Tage zum Nachhören
Mit dem Blick auf die orthodoxe Welt, für die heute das Christfest beginnt, sei auf eine Initiative des Weltkircherates verwiesen, der seit vielen Jahre die Menschen durch das Jahr begleitet und einlädt, jede Woche eine neue Region der Welt virtuell zu besuchen und die auf die Probleme und Herausforderungen der Menschen dort zu schauen.
Die Woche vom 01. – 07. Januar 2023 nimmt Ägypten, Israel, Jordanien, Libanon und Palästina in den Blick.
Wieder einmal ein lesenswerter Beitrag auf Qantara.de – und ein neuer Beleg dafür wie kurzsichtig und falsch es ist, an dieser Stelle Mittel der auswärtigen Kulturpolitik einzusparen: Lernen, hinhören, differenzieren <und nicht vergessen>!
„Fahrradfahren gilt für Frauen im Gaza-Streifen als unschicklich. Nur an einem Ort können sie es lernen: bei Rania Shaik. Sie will den Frauen helfen, mit dem Fahrradfahren auch ein bisschen Freiheit zu erleben.“ Von Ziad Bakri
Al-Shabaka, das PalestinianPolicyNetwork hat auf seiner Seite ein neues ‚Tool‘ freigeschaltet, eine Scenario Matrix für die Westbank und Gaza – mit seiner Hilfe läßt sich strukturiert(er) betrachten und bedenken, welche Optionen es für die palästinensische Seite (noch) gibt …
Es gibt wahrscheinlich kein richtiges Leben im Falschen… aber es gibt auch solches in Gaza:
The Media Line Staff – 08/14/2022
Newborn lion cubs were put on display at a zoo in Gaza City, a day after they were born to a mother lion who had in the past suffered miscarriages. Children who visited the small Nama Zoo on Saturday were permitted to pet the day-old cubs, which each weighed about 700 grams, or under two pounds. The zoo, which is home to birds, monkeys, deer, foxes, wolves and hyenas, is run by a private charity, allowing it to better care for its animals. Private zoos have had a harder time caring for its animals, leading some to starve to death and others to be killed by airstrikes in the coastal strip. Some large animals were evacuated by rescue organizations to animal sanctuaries in other countries.Employees present three newly born lion cubs at Nama Zoo in Gaza City, on August 12, 2022.
(Mohammed Abed/AFP via Getty Images)
EIn Waffenstillstand, oder sollte man:frau besser sagen, eine Waffenkampfpause ist eingetreten und scheint aktuell zu halten.
Zur Situation im Gazstreifen das Friedensdorf eine Erkärung beschlossen und einen Aufruf.
Neve Shalom • Wahat al-Salam: Stop the attacks on Gaza!
We in the village of Wahat al-Salam / Neve Shalom call for an end to Israel’s attacks on Gaza. The one that has just ended was the fifth in recent years. We condemn every incidence of murderous military action against civilians.
Palestinians and Israelis everywhere deserve to live in safety without suffering and unnecessary grief. We all need a real peace that allows both peoples to enjoy well-being and freedom. …
From our village, we hear the booms and explosions from missile attacks and see the war planes on their way to bombing locations in Gaza. …
We are therefore initiating an emergency campaign to raise funds to send new supplies and equipment to Gaza hospitals. … The delivery will be carried out by Dr. Raid Haj Yehia, a WASNS resident who, in his capacity as a member of Physicians for Human Rights, makes regular journeys to Gaza for the purpose of providing treatment and delivering medical supplies.
Voller Wortlaut des Appells und Spendenmöglichkeit hier.
Escalation in the Gaza Strip and Israel | Flash Update #2 as of 18:00, 8 August 2022
KEY POINTS
Following intense hostilities between Palestinian militant factions, led by Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), and Israel between 5 and 7 August, a ceasefire brokered by Egypt and the UN came into effect on 7 August at 23:30.
The Israeli army and the PIJ have confirmed the end of their respective military operations.
OHCHR confirmed a total of 46 Palestinian casualties, including 16 children. MoH in Gaza reported 360 Palestinians injured, including at least 151 children, 58 women and 19 older persons.
Magen David Adom reported that 47 Israelis have been injured; Israeli authorities reported 70.
Israeli security started to gradually remove restrictions on crossings with Gaza imposed on 2 August, allowing limited movement of people and authorized commodities, including fuel.
The Gaza Power Plant, shut down since 6 August, resumed function on 8 August in the afternoon.
1,761 housing units have sustained damages. 450 Palestinians have been internally displaced, and 8,500 people have been impacted by the damages.
Gaza is slowly starting to return to routine life with the opening of public and private works, markets and educational facilities.
