The President of the Zionist regime is a rapist. He will be facing several charges for rape, sexual assault and fraud. It figures.
Israeli leader may face rape charges
Jerusalem, October 16, 2006 - 1:16PM
theage.com.au
Police recommended today that Israeli President Moshe Katsav be charged with rape, sexual assault and fraud, the most serious charges ever to face an Israeli leader.
The recommendation came at a meeting between police investigators and Attorney General Meni Mazuz. The final decision on whether to put the president on trial is up to Mazuz.
According to the statement, the police also found a basis for charges of fraud and malfeasance in office in the case of pardons granted by the president, as well as illegal wiretapping, while investigations concerning disrupting a police investigation and harassing a witness were still in progress.
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The Great Satan State of America is funding opponents of Hamas in their barely-disguised attempt to topple the democratically-elected Hamas government. That’s American “regime change” for you.
Such hypocrisy disgusts me.
Sam Bahour
Ramallah, West Bank
Thirteen years ago, I left a comfortable life in the United States for an uncertain future in the West Bank. Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organization had just signed the Oslo Accords. Like many others, I saw an opportunity for Palestinians to finally build a society and economy that would lead to freedom — to a thriving Palestine alongside Israel. As a Palestinian- American businessman, I was determined to do my part. So I moved to the West Bank city of El Bireh, where my family has lived for centuries. There I helped create a $100 million telecommunications company, which today employs more than 2,000 Palestinians. I earned an M.B.A. through Tel Aviv University. Then I developed a $10 million shopping center, the first of its kind in the Palestinian territories, employing more than 220 Palestinians. I married and had two beautiful daughters.
Now the Israeli authorities have decided that my life here has come to an end.
Even after the Oslo Accords were signed and the Palestinian Authority established, Israel retained control of all borders and of the Palestinian Population Registry. Nothing or no one gets into or out of the West Bank and Gaza without Israeli permission. For a dozen years I have waited for Israel to approve my application for Palestinian residency. American Jews, indeed Jews from anywhere in the world, can come to Israel and be granted automatic citizenship. Thousands of American Jews freely enter and exit Israel to live in illegal Israeli settlements in the middle of the West Bank. But Palestinians whose families have lived here continually for centuries do not enjoy the same right. I need a residency card from Israel to live with my Palestinian family in my grandfather’s home in the Palestinian West Bank.
For 13 years, I’ve lived here by renewing my tourist visa every three months. Last month, an Israeli soldier stamped my American passport with a one-month visa and wrote “last permit” on it in Arabic, Hebrew and English. Now I am faced with a terrible choice. I can leave, uprooting my family and abandoning the businesses I’ve worked hard to build. I can leave alone and be separated from my wife and daughters. Or I can remain here “illegally,” risking deportation at any time.
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Why am I sceptical of this comment from Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice? Haven’t we heard this before already? Of course, back then it was Collin Powell and before that, Madeline Albright.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told a gathering of Palestinian Americans Wednesday she believed “there could be no greater legacy for America than to help bring into being a Palestinian state.â€
Of course that same report goes on to demonise Palestinians and calls them “terrorists”. We of course already know that Israel is the bigger terrorist.
Israel must cease to exist.