Forced labor for Palestinian children in Israeli prison

:hitler:

Better than lead poisioning which they probably deserved. Suicidal monkeys.

:klink:<--was this guy jewish?

Fuck you, you piece of shit. how would you like if yopu lost your land and was forced out. You would have an uprising too. DICKHEAD!

Another Zionist atrocity by the "chosen" people. Chosen for hell.

I am shocked that they are BEING PAID, and FED !!

What wonderful treatment they receive,as opposed to Israeli children who just get EXPLODED by Satanic-Islamic suicide bombers.


OP, you must be INSANE to expect sympathy for the Animalstinians.

Have a nice day, and write me when you can recognize the difference between "poor treatment" and ATROCITIES.

Nope, but you oven dodgers have to come up with new ones to defend your misdeeds now. Nobody falls for that shit anymore.

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Nah, fuk you. Learn some history you foulmouth piece of fecal matter.

forced labour, genocide, starvation.

The Jewish legacy for the world.

Actually, he was Jewish.

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Werner Klemperer as Col. Klink

Werner Klemperer was born March 22, 1920, in Cologne, Germany to a Jewish family who fled the Nazis and came to the United States during the 1930s. Klemperer, the son of famed symphony conductor Otto Klemperer, was the co-star of the 1960s "Hogan's Heroes," playing the commandant of a German prisoner of war camp. The irony of starring in a popular comedy series about Nazis and Allied POWs could not have been lost on Klemperer, who was a refugee from Nazi Germany. Klemperer became an audience favorite and won two Emmy awards. He was Emmy-nominated five times.

His film and TV career began in the early 1950s when he essayed roles on shows including "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," "Maverick," "Gunsmoke," "How to Marry a Millionaire" and "Alcoa Presents." In 1961 he portrayed his first Nazi in the title role of the film "Operation Eichman," which co-starred Ruta Lee and John Banner, who later was a staple of "Hogan's Heroes." That same year he appeared with an all-star cast in "Judgment at Nuremberg," "Death of a Scoundrel," "The Goddess" and "Ship of Fools."

Klemperer received a Tony nomination for his performance in the Hal Prince revival of "Cabaret." He appeared with Jose Ferrer in "The Insect Comedy" and Tallulah Bankhead in "Dear Charles." He portrayed the role of Prokoviev in "Master Class" at the Kennedy Center and also appeared in productions of "Idiot's Delight," "Hang on to Me" and "The Visions of Simone Marchand" -- all for theater director Peter Sellars. He most recently appeared on the stage in a co-starring role in the Circle in the Square's production of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya."

He was first elected to the Council of Actors' Equity in 1973 as a replacement. Beginning in 1974 and through 1989, he was elected to three consecutive five-year terms as a Principal Councillor. In June of 1988, he was elected 4th vice president, a post he held until 1994. As a narrator, Klemperer appeared with nearly every major symphony in the United States including New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. His repertoire included such works as Gerhard's "The Plague," Beethoven's "Egmont" and "Fidelio." On the opera stage, he appeared as Pasha Selim in the premiere of John Dexter's Metropolitan Opera production of "The Abduction of from the Seraglio" and as Max in "The Sound of Music."

Klemperer died at the age of 80 died at his home on December 6, 2000, suffering from cancer. He was most remembered as the fumbling, ridiculous Nazi prison camp commader Col. Klink in television's "Hogan's Heroes," which also starred Bob Crane, Richard Dawson and Robert Clary and ran on CBS from 1965 to 1971. Klemperer, who received Emmy nominations in each of the show's six seasons, won his supporting actor awards in 1968 and 1969. The show is still widely seen in syndication and on cable. More recently, he had appeared on many talk shows including ABC's "Politically Incorrect."

His other films included "The Goddess" (1958), "Operation Eichmann," in which he played the title role, "Judgement at Nuremberg," (1961), and "Ship of Fools" (1965). In recent years he appeared on Broadway, notably in revivals of "Cabaret" in 1988 and "Uncle Vanya" in 1995. He also often appeared in operas and as a narrator for concerts by symphony orchestras across the nation, including the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, whose "Impresario" was broadcast on PBS. Operatic roles included "Die Fledermaus," "The Sound of Music" and "The Abduction From the Seraglio."

Sure was.

Palestinian children in Israeli prison
Najib Farag , PNN

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(Bethlehem)
Wednesday, 13 September 2006

The Palestinian Prisoner Society, legal and childhood rights institutions, and the international and local Red Cross, are pushing for the immediate release of Palestinian minors from Israeli prisons.

Children in Telmond Prison are in dire psychological and physical straights as reported by the Prisoner Society Wednesday. Israeli forces arrested 11 year old Mohammad Abdullah Mousa Othman and 13 year old Rafiq Mohammad Al Eisha nearly three weeks ago.

The western Ramallah’s Beit Ur At Tahta Village boys have been subject to severe beatings at the hands of Israeli soldiers. Members of the intelligence in charge of interrogating the children have beaten and threatened both and forced them to sign statements.

Prisoner Society lawyer Adal Khalaila met with the boys on 11 September and described their situation as "tragic."

Khalaila said, "The minors have been thrown in with their elders and have no knowledge of the rules of law, and are clearly too young to adapt to prison life."

He described Othman as a "tall, skinny boy in prison contrary to all norms of international law. It is also contrary to Israeli law which does not allow arresting Palestinians under 12 years old."

The lawyer reported that Israeli soldiers arrested the 11 year old from the streets of his village on 25 August under the pretext that he had thrown stones at Israeli forces.

The boy was taken to a mountain high above the town and held there for seven to eight hours. He was handcuffed and blindfolded the entire time. One of the Israeli soldiers put his cigarette out in the boy’s hand. Othman was then taken to a military installation for investigation in the Israeli settlement of Givat Ze’ev west of Ramallah in the West Bank. He was interrogated into the morning hours of the second day.

Khalaila stated that due to the boy’s young age and lack of maturity or knowledge of how to handle the torturous investigations that most Palestinian males undergo at some point in their lives, he signed the investigators’ report without knowing the content. "He was under threat and intimidation, beatings and insults."

None of the child’s family members have been allowed to visit him and it remains unknown when or if he will be released. The Israeli military court has held three hearings for the boy since his arrest.

The second minor that the Palestinian Prisoner Society focused on in today’s report is 13 year old Rafiq Mohammad Al Aisha. Israeli soldiers took him in the same manner as the 11 year old: from the streets of Beit Ur At Tahta Village, west of Ramallah, accusing him of throwing stones at Israeli forces.

Khalaila sat with Al Aisha as he reported what has happened to him. Israeli soldiers and interrogators have repeatedly punched the 13 year old in the face and kicked him in the legs and backside. The boy said that he was not throwing stones, denying the charge against him. He was forced under threat to sign a statement of unknown content.

The Prisoner Society attorney reported that both children are experiencing difficulty speaking and expressing themselves, and in understanding what is being said to them. Khalaila concluded reporting the sworn statements by saying that the boys are not pronouncing words clearly.

The Israeli authorities have arrested over 5,000 Palestinian minors since the beginning of the Al Aqsa Intifada in September 2000. Still in Israeli prisons are 350 Palestinians aged 11 through 17 years.


[link to www.uruknet.org.uk]

Gee, I see the Jews have fled the board when confrontewd with their evil deeds. Guess Christ was right when he said this:

"The lawteachers and the Pharisees sit in Moses' chair. This means you're supposed to observe and follow everything they tell you. But don't do what they do; after all, they're all talk and no action."
- Matthew 23:2

ahem, not Jews. Just Pharisee hypocrites (ie: synagogue of Satan). Just as bad as the people who worshipped Baal in Elijah's time or the Saducees.

There are a few left that reject the Rabbis and the Talmud.

In the US op its called "having a job".
Sucks don;t it.

In Judenriech, work shall make you free.

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If you are productive, we shall allow you to live. If you are not, you will be made to be productive. Perhaps as a lampshade, or a bar of soap. Either way, alive or not, you will serve the community.

Maybe if these young Palestinians learn to do something even slightly useful to the world - society as a whole - etc., just maybe they'll come to understand that contrary to their religious teachings, there is a better way to live a life than to be dedicated to the utter destruction of one nation or people as the Palestinians so clearly are! A life based on hate cannot be much of a satisfying life to live, in the final evaluation.

Do these critics think it is better to have these young men sitting in prison doing absolutely nothing? At least this work provides some minor money and a useful activity to fill up what must be some very long days for them.

Frankly I do not see packing plastic spoons as being "forced labor" nor is it especially dangerous and it's not humiliating or degreding. I admit that it may be boring - but then what are these people qualified to do? Make bombs, kill Jews, and maybe with training pack some plastic spoons? (So far they have not figured out how to make bombs out of the spoons - we hope!)

I for one do not see this as being a case of ill treatment or of torture. He'll, they're not even being unkind to these prisoners. If it were so awful, do you think the Israelies would be PAYING THEM FOR THESE DUBIOUS Jobs?

Come on, Get real! Since when do you pay prison labor for being tortured or mistreated? This whole allegation does not make sense to me.

I often mention the plight of the
Palestinians to people I haven't talked to
before, they look at me like I'm from
outer space. They either don't know about
it or don't want to hear about it. If
somebody mistreats a pet many people seem
to get upset (justifiably so), and yet
these people have been mistreated for
decades and most don't seem to give a shit.

those that knowingly harm children will suffer the worst fates

DOL, you've got something on your nose. I think it's E.coli spinich. You've gotta be careful, that stuff will kill you.

YEAH YOUR RIGHT.I THINK ISRAEL SHOULD DO A HOLOCOAST AN WIPE THEM ALL OUT LOL...BYE PHILSTINES DOGS LOL AN DAUGHTER OF LEBANON IS A TROLL FROM HACKENSACK LMAO

DAUGHTER OF LEZBONON WILL BE NEXT LMAO.GET TO WORK YA UGLY HEFFA