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bbc;UN members decry Israeli raid on Gaza aid flotilla

gambar2 demonstrasi memantah kekejaman israel ke atas kapal bantuan ke gaza

hanadi talk: gambar demo bantahan di dundee city centre, hebrew uni, demo israel yg menyokong tentera, dll.

several videos of the incidents

several videos of the incidents

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Israel menyiarkan video menunjukkan orang2 di dalam kapal menyerang tentera dengan kayu, kerusi dan pisau. Siapa yang akan menyambut kedatangan tentera yang turun dengan senjata api dengan hormat kalau tentera yang tidak sepatutnya masuk campur kerana kapal belum pun masuk ke perairan Israel. Apakah yang seharusnya dilakukan oleh ahli sebuah rumah jika ada gerombolan bersenjata yang menceroboh masuk ke rumah mereka? PASTILAH PERTAHANKAN DIRI!!!
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Map showing general area where Israel raided a convoy of ships carrying humanitarian supplies to Gaza

Israeli commandos have stormed an international aid convoy bound for Gaza leaving up to 19 dead and sparking mass protests across the world.

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Britain joined other countries in denouncing the attack as "deplorable" with Palestinian leaders describing the bloodshed as a "massacre".

An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council is due to begin shortly.

Meanwhile, the attacked ship, the Mavi Mamara, has docked in the Israeli port of Ashdod.

The deadly dawn raid on the Turkish ship sparked a mass protest in Istanbul with 10,000 people marching through the street, burning Israeli flags.

Commandos, dressed in black and armed with rifles, dropped down ropes from helicopters onto the Mavi Marmara, heading a flotilla of six.

Flotilla Deaths

Israeli officials said soldiers opened fire after activists attacked them with iron bars, axes and knives.

They added that activists had tried to "lynch" one of the commandos and blamed the violence on passengers.

But a reporter on the boat - en route from Cyprus - said the commandos had begun firing before landing on the vessel.

And an Al-Jazeera correspondent said the Israeli soldiers continued shooting even though a white flag of surrender had been raised.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan later accused Israel of committing "inhuman state terror".

His administration successfully appealed to Nato to hold emergency talks on Tuesday to discuss the raid.

It came after his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, defended the attack and gave his "full backing" to the military force.

In a later press conference, he said the deaths incurred were "regrettable" but insisted his soldiers had been defending themselves.

Twenty eight Britons and a number of Greeks, Swedish and Irish were among 700 aboard the flotilla which was 80 miles off Gaza.

There were fears for two of the Britons - Sakir Yildirim and Cliff Hanley, both from Bristol - who were aboard the Marmara and have not been heard from.

Foreign Secretary William Hague said: "??I deplore the loss of life during the interception of the Gaza flotilla.

"We are asking for more information and urgent access to any UK nationals involved.?"

The raid was widely condemned by the international community, with France, Sweden, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Italy and Turkey among countries denouncing Israel.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon said he was "shocked" by the seriousness of the raid and demanded a full investigation.

White House spokesman Bill Burton said the United States "deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries sustained" in the incident.

Meanwhile protesters in Istanbul tried to storm the Consulate building but were blocked by police.

The flotilla, carrying about 10,000 tonnes of aid and up to 700 passengers on six vessels, had been warned by Israel not to pass a sea blockade.

The activists were headed to Gaza on a mission designed to draw attention to a three-year-old Israeli blockade of the coastal territory.

Israel blamed the activists for the violence but expressed regret for the deaths. It told its citizens to avoid travel to Turkey.

"They [the activists] initiated the violence," Mark Regev, spokesman for the Israeli Prime Minister told Sky News.

"We made every possible effort to avoid this incident. The servicemen were given instructions that it was to be a police operation and to use maximum restraint.

"Unfortunately they were attacked with deadly force by the people on the boats - with iron bars, knives and live fire."

Mr Netanyahu has shortened a trip in Canada and cancelled a visit to America in order to return home. He had been due to meet Barack Obama later this week.

The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas described the deaths as a "massacre".

Hamas meanwhile urged Arabs and Muslims to "rise up" in front of Israeli embassies across the globe in protest.

"We call on all Arabs and Muslims to rise up in front of Zionist embassies across the whole world," said Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri.

There were plans for protests in Athens, while mass demonstrations developed outside Downing Street in London.

Protesters moved on to occupy the streets outside the Israeli Embassy in west Kensington.

Israel's Arab community called a general strike and hundreds of people from across the political spectrum flooded onto the streets of Nazareth to protest.

EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton called for a "full inquiry" into the raid.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denounced the attack as "inhuman", saying it brought Tehran's arch-foe "closer than ever to its end".

Sky's Middle East correspondent Dominic Waghorn said: "There already was much debate in Israel about the wisdom of blocking this flotilla from a PR point of view.

"But whatever the legalities storming an aid armada with commandos was never going to look good for Israel."

FREEDOM FLOTILLA TELAH DISERANG ISRAEL

Sekurang2nya satu kapal dari konvoi Freedom Flotilla, kapal penumpang Turkish Mavi Marmara, telah diserang dengan sehjata api oleh tentera laut Israel. Livestream sedang me berita dari Turki, melaporkan 2 mati dan 30 cedera.

Dalam berita yang disiarkan, kedengaran jlas suara wanita yang bercakap menggunakan pembesar suara (mungkin kepada tentera Israel) memaklumkan yang mereka telah mencederakan orang2 di atas kapal.

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