Israel accepting them?  LOL  Umm...they were there before Israel was created
in 1948.

The reason it has to be smuggled is that most common goods a not allowed
through by Israeli's.  Cumin, Nutmeg, honey...but they can have frozen
Salmon...    *  sage...

Not sure how "official" this list is, but it seems consistent with what I
have read elsewhere...

http://www.philipbrennan.net/2010/06/03/official-israeli-contraband-list-for
-gaza/

Here's food items that cannot be imported to Gaza...
    * cardamom
    * cumin
    * coriander
    * ginger
    * jam
    * halva
    * vinegar
    * nutmeg
    * chocolate
    * fruit preserves
    * seeds and nuts
    * biscuits and sweets
    * potato chips
    * gas for soft drinks
    * dried fruit
    * fresh meat
    * glucose
    * industrial salt
    * industrial margarine
    * flavour and smell enhancers
    *  horses
    * donkeys
    * goats
    * cattle
    * chicks

Not sure how "official" this list is, but it seems consistent with what I
have read elsewhere...

http://www.philipbrennan.net/2010/06/03/official-israeli-contraband-list-for
-gaza/

-----Original Message-----
From: Sam [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2010 12:08 PM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: The truth in Gaza - living in a prison.


Sad that Israel is the only country that will accept them and they
want Israel gone. Makes no sense really.

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 12:57 PM, Vivec <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Children scrambling for pebbles to grind them down to try to make cement.
> Thousands of homes destroyed in the 2009 offensive therefore cannot be
> rebuilt. So where are these people living now that their houses have
> been blown up (those that were not killed in the attacks).
>
> Supplies like Groceries and even Animals are smuggled through hundreds
> of illegal tunnels.
>
> Israel says there is no humanitarian crises, but the United Nations
> says things have never been worst (Understandable after a massive
> bombing campaign by Israel in 2009 that targeted primarily civilian
> infrastructure,supposedly necessary to weaken Hamas)
>
> The Statistics:
> 80% Aid Dependency
> 44% Unemployment
> Deep Poverty level tripling in the last year
>
> 80% of Gazans get their food from the UN.
> Families live on 70USD a month from the Palestinian government
>
> The blockade on Gaza isn't just about preventing goods from getting
> in, it is about preventing 1.5 million palestinians from getting OUT.
> It sentences them to life inside a 140 square mile Prison
>
> Life in Gaza is a struggle from birth. In their best hospital there
> isn't enough formula for premature births, nor enough incubators.
>
> 50% of Gazans are Children Under 15.
> Mental health experts say that after their meetings and sessions they
> estimate that 90% of the children in Gaza suffer from Trauma and
> Stress.
>
> They say the children are violent and aggressive because of these
> surroundings, and it is a major problem even in the school yard.
> After the 2009 offensive some children have extreme mood swings.
> Either laughing or crying constantly.
>
> It's a short piece. It starts at 12:40 or so into the clip
>
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/#37581514
>
> This is the injustice that the Freedom Flotilla is speaking out
> against, and protesting.
>
> Of course, I am sure Israel and her supporters can find a million
> reasons and rationalisations for forcing people to live like this.
> But they are all wrong, and inhuman.
>



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