22 January, 2009
14 January, 2009
ستظل دوماً معنا يارفيق
ستظل دوماً معنا يارفيق
ينعى الحزب الشيوعى المصرى للشعب المصرى والامة العربية والطبقة العاملة المصرية ولسائر قوى التقدم والنضال من أجل الاشتراكية فى العالم ، الرفيق المناضل والمفكر واستاذ أجيال من المبدعين والمفكرين والمناضلين :
" الرفيق / محمود أمين العالم " عضو المكتب السياسي للحزب الشيوعى المصرى
والذى وافته المنية صباح السبت الموافق 10يناير 2009 .
ينعى الحزب الشيوعى المصرى للشعب المصرى والامة العربية والطبقة العاملة المصرية ولسائر قوى التقدم والنضال من أجل الاشتراكية فى العالم ، الرفيق المناضل والمفكر واستاذ أجيال من المبدعين والمفكرين والمناضلين :
" الرفيق / محمود أمين العالم " عضو المكتب السياسي للحزب الشيوعى المصرى
والذى وافته المنية صباح السبت الموافق 10يناير 2009 .
ولقد تولى الاستاذ " العالم " العديد من المسئوليات منها رئاسة كلا من : مجلس ادارة أخبار اليوم ، الهيئة المصرية العامة للكتاب ، مؤسسة المسرح ، ولجنة الفلسفة بالمجلس الاعلى للثقافة ... كما كان استاذا بالعديد من الجامعات الاجنبية ...
وقد نال " العالم " العديد من الجوائز منها : جائزة الدولة التقديرية ، وجائزة إبن رشد .
وظل الرفيق العالم طوال حياته مثالاً يحتذى للمثقف الثورى المدافع دوماً عن قيم الديمقراطية والعقلانية والاستنارة والابداع وعن مصالح العمال والكادحين ... وتشهد على ذلك معاركه الفكرية والفلسفية التى خاضها ضد قوى الجمود والتخلف والرجعية .
وكان الرفيق " العالم " متسامحاً لابعد الحدود مع المخالفين له فى الرأى ومقاتلا لابعد الحدود دفاعاً عن أفكاره ومعتقداته الثورية .
رحل عنا الفارس وبقيت لنا افكاره وسيرته تلهمنا فى طريق نضالنا الشاق والطويل من أجل الاشتراكية والحرية.
الحزب الشيوعى المصرى
02 January, 2009
30 June, 2008
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لما تعرف حاجة لازم تجننك وتتجنن
بس اذا عرف السبب بطل العجب
ونعم بااله
كلة تمام والدنيا زى الفل واهى ايام وبنعيشها
كل واحد بعمل الصح
وهم بس الى بغلطوا
الكائنات الفضائية الرخمة بتاعت زحل
انما الخضر بتوع المريخ خلاص يا عم بقى بينا معاهدات
DAME DAMEN
07 June, 2008
David.Frankfur SEE
Dear Friends,
Difficulties faced by Palestinian Arabs have been a focus of world attention for decades. But oppression of Palestinians by fellow Arabs barely rates a mention.
Often subject to political racism, Palestinian Arabs have been forced into refugee camp ghettos in many Arab states. Identical to the racist laws against Jews in those places, they are also unable to hold citizenship, own land, get jobs or otherwise integrate into their host states. And despite Palestinian Authority or Hamas control of Gaza, there have been no steps toward dismantling the camps there. This is a situation condoned and maintained by the UN and its institutions. If the Arab states were truly interested in helping the Palestinians, they would give them full social and economic rights.
The world appears oblivious to this apartheid policy; both East and West politically and financially encourage it. Taxpayers support it with hundreds of millions channeled annually through UNRWA to pay for basic education, housing and medical services. All of which could probably be paid for by the welfare recipients themselves, if they were only allowed to work freely and integrate into the society around.
It is outrageous that the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp in Tripoli, Lebanon, is nearly empty after months of bombing by the Lebanese army. The refugees, who were never allowed to integrate into their adopted country, have become refugees once again. In one day last week, a 16 year old was killed and a 13 year old girl was severely injured - both bystanders in the fighting between the Lebanese army and Palestinian 'militants'.
Or in Gaza; after a bloody coup, summary 'justice' is being handed out by Hamas against their Fatah rivals. Hamas allows a humanitarian disaster to accumulate, while spending fortunes importing huge supplies of advance weaponry into Gaza. Vast quantities of weapons and military equipment are smuggled in - and yet food and medicines are in short supply. It is easy to blame Israel for the poverty and distress and leave the Western taxpayer with the responsibility of picking up the pieces. No human rights group raises even an eyebrow.
Unfortunately, NGOs so vocal about Israel's infractions as she defends her citizens have more important things on their agenda than to be concerned about these innocent civilians. Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Christian Aid (to name just three NGOs focusing significant resources on Palestinian issues) have yet to issue a condemnation of the attacks in Nahr el-Bared.
These same NGOs, supported by the world media, strongly criticize Israel for closing its borders to Gaza. Despite the use of these border crossings for the smuggling of weapons and terrorists that threaten her civilians, Israel assists the passage of food, medicine, stock feed and other basic necessities. In the last month I have counted reports of some 33,000 tons of solids and 1.2 million liters of liquids in these categories. Hamas response has been to attack those very border crossings, to scare away international supervisors, and force closures.
The last weeks have seen Israel release both hundreds of convicted terrorist prisoners and large sums of back taxes. Victims of violence in Gaza - civilian and militant - are receiving the best of medical care in Israel's hospitals. All this while the Kassams still rain down on the Israeli city of Sderot and its surrounds.
Those truly concerned about Palestinian welfare would best focus on making border crossings safe, allowing food and medicine to enter Gaza, allowing trade to flow in both directions; or help to stop the fighting in Lebanon; or prevent the destabilising arms build up in those two places; or end corruption in the Palestinian Authority that siphons billions in international aid away from the average Palestinian toward corruption and violence; or... the list is almost endless of important ways of helping the Palestinians which do not involve criticising Israel.unless, of course, the motivation is more sinister.
David
Difficulties faced by Palestinian Arabs have been a focus of world attention for decades. But oppression of Palestinians by fellow Arabs barely rates a mention.
Often subject to political racism, Palestinian Arabs have been forced into refugee camp ghettos in many Arab states. Identical to the racist laws against Jews in those places, they are also unable to hold citizenship, own land, get jobs or otherwise integrate into their host states. And despite Palestinian Authority or Hamas control of Gaza, there have been no steps toward dismantling the camps there. This is a situation condoned and maintained by the UN and its institutions. If the Arab states were truly interested in helping the Palestinians, they would give them full social and economic rights.
The world appears oblivious to this apartheid policy; both East and West politically and financially encourage it. Taxpayers support it with hundreds of millions channeled annually through UNRWA to pay for basic education, housing and medical services. All of which could probably be paid for by the welfare recipients themselves, if they were only allowed to work freely and integrate into the society around.
It is outrageous that the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp in Tripoli, Lebanon, is nearly empty after months of bombing by the Lebanese army. The refugees, who were never allowed to integrate into their adopted country, have become refugees once again. In one day last week, a 16 year old was killed and a 13 year old girl was severely injured - both bystanders in the fighting between the Lebanese army and Palestinian 'militants'.
Or in Gaza; after a bloody coup, summary 'justice' is being handed out by Hamas against their Fatah rivals. Hamas allows a humanitarian disaster to accumulate, while spending fortunes importing huge supplies of advance weaponry into Gaza. Vast quantities of weapons and military equipment are smuggled in - and yet food and medicines are in short supply. It is easy to blame Israel for the poverty and distress and leave the Western taxpayer with the responsibility of picking up the pieces. No human rights group raises even an eyebrow.
Unfortunately, NGOs so vocal about Israel's infractions as she defends her citizens have more important things on their agenda than to be concerned about these innocent civilians. Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Christian Aid (to name just three NGOs focusing significant resources on Palestinian issues) have yet to issue a condemnation of the attacks in Nahr el-Bared.
These same NGOs, supported by the world media, strongly criticize Israel for closing its borders to Gaza. Despite the use of these border crossings for the smuggling of weapons and terrorists that threaten her civilians, Israel assists the passage of food, medicine, stock feed and other basic necessities. In the last month I have counted reports of some 33,000 tons of solids and 1.2 million liters of liquids in these categories. Hamas response has been to attack those very border crossings, to scare away international supervisors, and force closures.
The last weeks have seen Israel release both hundreds of convicted terrorist prisoners and large sums of back taxes. Victims of violence in Gaza - civilian and militant - are receiving the best of medical care in Israel's hospitals. All this while the Kassams still rain down on the Israeli city of Sderot and its surrounds.
Those truly concerned about Palestinian welfare would best focus on making border crossings safe, allowing food and medicine to enter Gaza, allowing trade to flow in both directions; or help to stop the fighting in Lebanon; or prevent the destabilising arms build up in those two places; or end corruption in the Palestinian Authority that siphons billions in international aid away from the average Palestinian toward corruption and violence; or... the list is almost endless of important ways of helping the Palestinians which do not involve criticising Israel.unless, of course, the motivation is more sinister.
David
14 May, 2008
R U READY 4 ?
The Rights Institutions who defend the Opinion, Expression and Press Freedoms in Egypt, the members of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange Network “IFEX”, Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, Egyptian Organization for Human Rights, and Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies are motivated by their belief in the importance of supporting the journalists against the violations they are exposed to, and the abuses threaten the Press Freedom.Considering the numerous important events related to Press Freedom took place in May, in particular the Appeal Session on 3rd May of the lawsuit against the Editors in chief that which coincided with the Press Freedom International Day, moreover the Appeal Session of Mr. Ibrahim Issa, editor-in-chief of Addustour Newspaper on May 28th.The three rights institutions, and the members of the IFEX Network are honorably inviting you to a press conference they are to convene following to the roundtable- organized by the IFEX members in Egypt- closure, the Roundtable entitled:
“The Egyptian Journalists Vision of Role of Press Freedom Defending Institutions”At 5:00 PM Saturday 17th May, 2008
At the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate QuartersThe Press Conference is held to announce the results of the Roundtable Works that carried out by:
Mr. Ibrahim Issa Editor-in-Chief of Addustour Newspaper
Mr. Adil Hamouda, Editor-in-Chief of al-Fagr Newspaper
Mr. Wael al-Ibrashi, Former Editor-in-Chief of Sawt al-Umma Newspaper
Dr. Abd al-Halim Qandil, former Editor-in-Chief of Al Karama Newspaper
Dr. Mohamed Sayed Said, Editor-in-Chief of al-Badil Newspaper.
Mr. Salah Eldin Hafez, Secretary General of the Arab Journalists Union.
Mr. Salama Ahmed Salama, Journalist, Al Ahram Newspaper
Mr. Kamal Labidi, Consultant for the Middle East and North Africa- IFEX
Ms. Kristina Stockwood and Mr. Sherif Azer , IFEX Network
Arabic Network for Human Rights Information
Egyptian Organization for Human Rights
Cairo Center for Human Rights Studies
Egyptian Journalists Syndicate Highly Appreciated IFEX Network Members in EgyptArabic Network for Human Rights- Gamal EidEgyptian Organization for Human Rights- Hafez Abu Se’da Cairo Center for Right Studies- Hassan Bahiyeddine
“The Egyptian Journalists Vision of Role of Press Freedom Defending Institutions”At 5:00 PM Saturday 17th May, 2008
At the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate QuartersThe Press Conference is held to announce the results of the Roundtable Works that carried out by:
Mr. Ibrahim Issa Editor-in-Chief of Addustour Newspaper
Mr. Adil Hamouda, Editor-in-Chief of al-Fagr Newspaper
Mr. Wael al-Ibrashi, Former Editor-in-Chief of Sawt al-Umma Newspaper
Dr. Abd al-Halim Qandil, former Editor-in-Chief of Al Karama Newspaper
Dr. Mohamed Sayed Said, Editor-in-Chief of al-Badil Newspaper.
Mr. Salah Eldin Hafez, Secretary General of the Arab Journalists Union.
Mr. Salama Ahmed Salama, Journalist, Al Ahram Newspaper
Mr. Kamal Labidi, Consultant for the Middle East and North Africa- IFEX
Ms. Kristina Stockwood and Mr. Sherif Azer , IFEX Network
Arabic Network for Human Rights Information
Egyptian Organization for Human Rights
Cairo Center for Human Rights Studies
Egyptian Journalists Syndicate Highly Appreciated IFEX Network Members in EgyptArabic Network for Human Rights- Gamal EidEgyptian Organization for Human Rights- Hafez Abu Se’da Cairo Center for Right Studies- Hassan Bahiyeddine
11 May, 2008
Israel celebrating 60 in a series of national events
The state of Israel is celebrating 60 years to its establishment. (Wed.-Fri, May 7-8), Israel will celebrate its independence day in a series of public parties across the country, but this is not all, throughout the year several national projects will be launched and many events, festivals, contests and the like, will take place all over Israel to mark 60 years of independence.
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