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www.stopwar.org.uk Mawtani, "My homeland" was written by the Palestinian poet Ibrahim Hefeth Touqan. English Lyrics My homeland My homeland Glory and beauty Sublimity and prettiness Are in your hills Life and deliverance Pleasure and hope Are in your atmosphere Will I see you? Safe and comfortable Sound and honored Will I see you? In your eminence Reaching the stars My homeland My homeland The youth will not get tired Their goal is your independence Or they die We will drink from death But we will not be slaves to our enemies We do not want An eternal humiliation Nor a miserable life We do not want But we will return Our great glory My homeland My homeland The sword and the pen Are our symbols Not talking nor quarreling Our glory and covenant And a duty to fulfill it Shake us Our honor Is an honorable cause A raised flag O, your beauty In your eminence Victorious over your enemies My homeland My homeland

On February 28th, Palestinian activists went to the Palestinian Mission to the United Nations to deliver a 'notice of termination' to the Palestinian Authority representatives in the building. These activists understand that the Palestinian Authority is collaborating with Israel's colonization and occupation of Palestinian land.

This is the reason why they are ethnically cleansing Gaza and UK and USA stay silent. Gaza will be the new Dubai. It is not about rockets it's about control of Gazan gas which belongs to the Palestinians. Also see- VIDEO Gaza's massive gas reserves blocked by Israel- www.youtube.com War and Natural Gas: The Israeli Invasion and Gaza's Offshore Gas Fields By Michel Chossudovsky- Global Research, January 8, 2009 The military invasion of the Gaza Strip by Israeli Forces bears a direct relation to the control and ownership of strategic offshore gas reserves. This is a war of conquest. Discovered in 2000, there are extensive gas reserves off the Gaza coastline. British Gas (BG Group) and its partner, the Athens based Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCC) owned by Lebanon's Sabbagh and Koury families, were granted oil and gas exploration rights in a 25 year agreement signed in November 1999 with the Palestinian Authority. The rights to the offshore gas field are respectively British Gas (60 percent); Consolidated Contractors (CCC) (30 percent); and the Investment Fund of the Palestinian Authority (10 percent). (Haaretz, October 21, 2007). The PA-BG-CCC agreement includes field development and the construction of a gas pipeline.(Middle East Economic Digest, Jan 5, 2001). The BG licence covers the entire Gazan offshore marine area, which is contiguous to several Israeli offshore gas facilities. (See Map below). It should be noted that 60 percent of the gas reserves ...

Since October 1, 1948, when the mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin Husseini, stood before the Palestine National Council in Gaza and declared the existence of an All-Palestine Government, there have been many declarations of a Palestinian state. In the 1988 document , it is claimed that "the Palestinian Arab people forged its national identity" in distant antiquity. In fact, the Palestinian identity goes back, not to antiquity, but precisely to 1920. No "Palestinian Arab people" existed at the start of 1920 but by December it took shape in a form recognisably similar to today's. Until the late nineteenth century, residents living in the region between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean identified themselves primarily in terms of religion: Muslims felt far stronger bonds with remote co-religionists than with nearby Christians and Jews. Living in that area did not imply any sense of common political purpose. Then came the ideology of nationalism from Europe; its ideal of a government that embodies the spirit of its people was alien but appealing to Middle Easterners. How to apply this ideal, though? Who constitutes a nation and where must the boundaries be? These questions stimulated huge debates. Some said the residents of the Levant are a nation; others said Eastern Arabic speakers; or all Arabic speakers; or all Muslims. But no one suggested "Palestinians," and for good reason. Palestine, then a secular way of saying Eretz Yisra'el or Terra Sancta, embodied a purely Jewish ...

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