Sunday, February 24, 2008

The Little Girl in the Dark

This deserves to lead the blog for a bit, readers:

"THE WORLD WENT DARK FOR GAZA"

Palestinian Committee Against Siege (PCAS)

"Millions of people in the participating countries of the Global day for Gaza Strip lived in darkness for 5 minutes in solidarity of with poor besiege people.

Around 86 cities and towns involved in this step to help the civilians in the Gaza strip.

Reporters of PCAS in UK, France and some European countries reported that most of the main cities, completely or partially switched the lights off in a response of PCAS’s call for a global day of actions to end Gaza Siege.

In France, around 10 cities marked the occasion today to convey their full support for the people of Gaza and they turned the lights off to experience what Palestinians are living now.

Michelin Gurege, ISM member and PCAS coordinator in France said that all people across French cities showed that the Palestinian cause is one of their common concerns.

“My spirits became high while I was having a tour in these cities seeing Palestinian flags everywhere,” Michelin said.

It’s remarkable that around 70 countries took part in this Global day and actions are still ongoing till this moment (CET 20.00).

Russia and France witnessed ten actions of protests in nearly 10 cities for each. In Ukraine about 9 cities participated as well.In Europe, 2 or 3 cities in most of the countries marked the occasion.

Source"

That photograph just shreds my heart, folks.

What did that little kid ever do to ANYONE, readers?

Also see
:


A Picture Worth A Million Words

A Picture Worth a Million Words, Part II

Poetry and Pictures From Palestine

Look Into Her Eyes....

And
take a look at the beautiful women and children Israel wants to wipe off the map, readers!

What do you think of that, readers?

You crying like me?