27:05
Israel Deports Democracy Now! Correspondent; Most Gaza Flotilla Activists Still Detained
Israel Deports Democracy Now! Correspondent; Most Gaza Flotilla Activists Still Detained
www.DemocracyNow.org - The Israeli government continues to detain a number of passengers seized in international waters Friday while trying to challenge the Israeli naval blockade on Gaza. The passengers were on two boats -- one from Canada and the other from Ireland -- as part of the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" flotilla -- which aimed to port in Gaza. According to flotilla organizers, some 20 activists are believed to remain in custody after refusing to sign statements asserting they had entered Israel illegally. Flotilla organizers have accused the Israeli military of abusing the activists, with allegations of physical assault and the use of tasers. Democracy Now! correspondent Jihan Hafiz was among those detained in the Israeli interception of the Gaza-bound ships despite her press credentials. While jailed, Hafiz says an Iraeli official told her, "the Israeli government does not see my reporting, or Democracy Now!'s, as reporting, as journalism. It's to them activism. They said that this form of journalism is actually activism." Hafiz had been filing daily reports for Democracy Now! from the Canadian ship named "Tahrir." She spent three nights behind bars, where she was strip-searched and denied phone calls to relatives for 48 hours. She was finally deported Monday night and arrived in New York City just hours ago. Israel has not returned her $20000 worth of equipment or footage. In a Democracy Now! exclusive, Hafiz describes what took place on Friday and her detention <b>...</b>
12:39
Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Flotilla; Dozens Remain Detained Including DN! Correspondent
Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Flotilla; Dozens Remain Detained Including DN! Correspondent
www.DemocracyNow.org - Israeli forces intercepted two Gaza-bound boats in international waters on Friday to prevent the boats from breaking the naval blockade of Gaza. The Canadian and Irish boats made up the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" flotilla. Israel detained the 27 activists on board, as well as all of the journalists — including Democracy Now! correspondent Jihan Hafiz. According to flotilla organizers, 21 people remain in Israeli custody, including Hafiz. The flotilla marked the latest failed attempt by international activists to challenge the Israeli naval blockade of Gaza. Democracy Now! speaks to journalist Lina Atallah who was on the Canadian boat named "Tahrir" in the flotilla and was deported to Egypt yesterday. She is the managing editor of Al-Masry Al-Youm English Edition, an independent news website. The Israeli navy "cornered our boats from all sides. We were all equally put at gunpoint. Even before they boarded our boat, everyone was put at gunpoint from Israeli ships," Atallah says. "Although we were clearly showing that we were journalists, Jihan Hafiz, for example, who is a Democracy Now! journalist, had her press card out and clear, but she was one of the first people asked to lean on her knees and to raise her hands." Atallah said some passengers were tasered. For the complete interview, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for additional reports about the flotilla and years of Democracy Now! reports on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, visit <b>...</b>
2:40
Gaza's sick children
Gaza's sick children
Nour Odeh, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Gaza, reports on the sick Palestinian children struggling to get the treatment they need at home, or anywhere else. Bearing the brunt of a choking siege and international sanctions, health care in the enclave is limited to the available, rather than the required, medicine.
2:19
Gaza aid ship in Israeli stand-off
Gaza aid ship in Israeli stand-off
The Libyan aid ship, the Amalthea, originally bound for the Gaza strip, has been diverted to a port in Egypt after the Israeli navy warned the vessel against trying to break an Israeli blockade on the Palestinian coastal territory, and is now moving very slowly towards El Arish port. An Al Jazeera reporter on board said the vessel, carrying 2000 tonnes of food and medicine, was met by a "wall" of Israeli gunships as it approached the Palestinian territory. Sherine Tadros reports.
27:05
Freedom Wave Gaza- Deported Correspondent Most Gaza Flotilla Activists Still Detained
Freedom Wave Gaza- Deported Correspondent Most Gaza Flotilla Activists Still Detained
r3VOLt23 08.11.2011 UPDATE Thanks go to democracynow www.DemocracyNow.org - The Israeli government continues to detain a number of passengers seized in international waters Friday while trying to challenge the Israeli naval blockade on Gaza. The passengers were on two boats -- one from Canada and the other from Ireland -- as part of the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" flotilla -- which aimed to port in Gaza. According to flotilla organizers, some 20 activists are believed to remain in custody after refusing to sign statements asserting they had entered Israel illegally. Flotilla organizers have accused the Israeli military of abusing the activists, with allegations of physical assault and the use of tasers. Democracy Now! correspondent Jihan Hafiz was among those detained in the Israeli interception of the Gaza-bound ships despite her press credentials. While jailed, Hafiz says an Iraeli official told her, "the Israeli government does not see my reporting, or Democracy Now!'s, as reporting, as journalism. It's to them activism. They said that this form of journalism is actually activism." Hafiz had been filing daily reports for Democracy Now! from the Canadian ship named "Tahrir." She spent three nights behind bars, where she was strip-searched and denied phone calls to relatives for 48 hours. She was finally deported Monday night and arrived in New York City just hours ago. Israel has not returned her $20000 worth of equipment or footage. In a Democracy Now! exclusive, Hafiz <b>...</b>
6:42
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla deaths, Israel, Hamas - 6/6/2010 (Part 2 of 3)
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla deaths, Israel, Hamas - 6/6/2010 (Part 2 of 3)
Robert Fisk on Irish radio on 6th June 2010. Radio programme - The Dunphy Show, Radio station - Newstalk Robert Fisk Wikipedia profile: en.wikipedia.org --- Contributors: John Waters - Author, Columnist for The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail Simon Carswell - Finance Correspondent for The Irish Times Noirin Hegarty - Editor of the Sunday Tribune Mick Wallace - Builder/developer
7:08
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla deaths, Israel, Hamas (Part 1 of 3)
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla deaths, Israel, Hamas (Part 1 of 3)
Robert Fisk on Irish radio on 6th June 2010. Radio programme - The Dunphy Show, Radio station - Newstalk Robert Fisk Wikipedia profile: en.wikipedia.org --- Presenter - Eamon Dunphy Contributors: John Waters - Author, Columnist for The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail Simon Carswell - Finance Correspondent for The Irish Times Noirin Hegarty - Editor of the Sunday Tribune Mick Wallace - Builder/developer
14:29
AUC Press Celebrates Mia Gröndahl's book Gaza Graffiti
AUC Press Celebrates Mia Gröndahl's book Gaza Graffiti
Earlier this month, the American University in Cairo Press held a special event on Gaza to celebrate the launch of Mia Gröndahl's book Gaza Graffiti: Messages of Love and Politics (AUC Press, 2009), in Ewart Memorial Hall at AUC's Downtown Cultural Center. Organized in collaboration with the Embassy of Sweden, the evening began with the panel discussion titled "Gaza Today: what's happening inside the closed borders?," that brought together Swedish, Palestinian, and Egyptian journalists. The panelists and moderator (from left to right) included: - Mia Gröndahl, a Swedish journalist, writer and photographer who has been based in the Middle East since 1996. After five years in East Jerusalem, she is sharing her life between Cairo and southern Sweden. She has documented the lives of the Palestinians in numerous exhibitions and books, among them Gaza Graffiti. To read a recent interview with Mia Gröndahl, go to www.aucpress.com To order her book, Gaza Graffiti: Messages of Love and Politics (AUC Press, 2009), go to www.aucpress.com - Lotta Schüllerqvist, a Swedish journalist who has covered Palestine/Israel for many years. She has been based in Jerusalem as the correspondent for Dagens Nyheter, Sweden's leading morning daily. She is the author of Marna's Secret: Stories from Gaza, which recently has been published in Sweden. - Amira Howeidy (moderator) is an Egyptian journalist who has been covering Egypt and the region since 1992. She has written extensively on the Arab <b>...</b>
3:51
Robert Fisk views on the war on Gaza
Robert Fisk views on the war on Gaza
Robert Fisk, a correspondent for the Independent, talks about the situation in Gaza. Taken from Aljazeera TV.
7:08
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 1/3
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 1/3
Robert Fisk on Irish radio on 6th June 2010. Radio programme - The Dunphy Show, Radio station - Newstalk Robert Fisk Wikipedia profile: en.wikipedia.org --- Presenter - Eamon Dunphy Contributors: John Waters - Author, Columnist for The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail Simon Carswell - Finance Correspondent for The Irish Times Noirin Hegarty - Editor of the Sunday Tribune Mick Wallace - Builder/developer Mirrored from : www.youtube.com Please subscribe to his channel
22:25
Gaza Sailing, Afghan unemployment, Malaysia Election jitters, Tunirobots-Reporters File-05-03-2012
Gaza Sailing, Afghan unemployment, Malaysia Election jitters, Tunirobots-Reporters File-05-03-2012
In this edition of the show, Yousef al-Helou, Press TV's correspondent, reports from Gaza on sailing in Gaza. Fayez Khorshid, Press TV's correspondent, reports from Balkh on unemployment in Afghanistan. Mahi Ramakrishnan, Press TV's correspondent, reports from Kuala Lumpur on election jitters in Malaysia. Adnen Chaouachi, Press TV's correspondent, reports from Tunis on Tunirobots 2012. Watch this video on our Website: www.presstv.com Follow our Facebook on: www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.com
6:42
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 2/3
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 2/3
Robert Fisk on Irish radio on 6th June 2010. Radio programme - The Dunphy Show, Radio station - Newstalk Robert Fisk Wikipedia profile: en.wikipedia.org --- Presenter - Eamon Dunphy Contributors: John Waters - Author, Columnist for The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail Simon Carswell - Finance Correspondent for The Irish Times Noirin Hegarty - Editor of the Sunday Tribune Mick Wallace - Builder/developer Mirrored from : www.youtube.com Please subscribe to his channel
5:44
Press TV reporter on Gaza Flotilla just before kidnap
Press TV reporter on Gaza Flotilla just before kidnap
Press TV's London correspondent on board the Tahrir, en route to Gaza with humanitarian aid. At the time of the call, the boat was being surrounded by Israeli military and Navy and a boarding was imminent. He spoke to Roshan Muhammed Salih.
7:55
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 3/3
Robert Fisk on Gaza, flotilla raid, Israel, Hamas 3/3
Robert Fisk on Irish radio on 6th June 2010. Radio programme - The Dunphy Show, Radio station - Newstalk Robert Fisk Wikipedia profile: en.wikipedia.org --- Presenter - Eamon Dunphy Contributors: John Waters - Author, Columnist for The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail Simon Carswell - Finance Correspondent for The Irish Times Noirin Hegarty - Editor of the Sunday Tribune Mick Wallace - Builder/developer Mirrored from : www.youtube.com Please subscribe to his channel
2:16
Al Jazeera Gaza air strikes footage - 17 May 07
Al Jazeera Gaza air strikes footage - 17 May 07
Al Jazeera English airs exclusive footage of a series of deadly Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip, one of which struck as Gaza correspondent Nour Odeh was live on air.
9:29
EXCLUSIVE: Two Journalists Recount Their Experiences Reporting from Gaza 1 of 3
EXCLUSIVE: Two Journalists Recount Their Experiences Reporting from Gaza 1 of 3
Democracy Now! Web Exclusive: Thursday, April 8, 2010 We speak with two journalists who have covered Gaza extensively about the dangers and difficulties of reporting from the Occupied Territories: Mohammed Omer, an award-winning Palestinian journalist who was interrogated and beaten by armed Israeli security guards on his way back home to Gaza after receiving the prestigious Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism in London in July of 2008, and Ayman Mohyeldin, the Gaza correspondent for Al Jazeera English, who was one of the only international journalists reporting from inside Gaza during the twenty-two-day Israeli assault last year.
5:44
Hassan Ghani on Gaza Flotilla just before kidnap.flv
Hassan Ghani on Gaza Flotilla just before kidnap.flv
Press TV's London correspondent on board the Tahrir, en route to Gaza with humanitarian aid. At the time of the call, the boat was being surrounded by Israeli military and Navy and a boarding was imminent. He spoke to Roshan Muhammed Salih.
3:22
'Free Gaza Australia" activist Michael Coleman remains detained in Israel.
'Free Gaza Australia" activist Michael Coleman remains detained in Israel.
An Australian man is among the detained passengers on board two boats carrying humanitarian aid to the besieged Gaza Strip that were intercepted by Israeli naval forces on Friday, Press TV reports. Michael Coleman, 35, was one of the 27 detained passengers on board the Canadian ship Tahrir and the Irish ship Saoirse that were intercepted on November 4, a Press TV correspondent reported on Tuesday. Coleman was well aware that the boats would likely be intercepted and that he would be detained. He had prepared a video for the Australian public before his arrest. "Please notify your member of parliament or the department of foreign affairs immediately to lobby for my release and to get support for Palestinian people who suffer these injustices every day," Coleman said on the video clip. John Coleman, Michael's father, told Press TV that "if these sorts of things had happened off the coast of Somalia, we would be talking about kidnapping and piracy. We are not talking about that sort of thing." "I am very disappointed in the lack of action that the [Australian] government has taken on Michael's behalf," he added. Authorities within the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade told Press TV that they do not have an official position on the incident. Michael Coleman had also been arrested in Greece in the summer when Freedom Flotilla II attempted to set sail from the country and was stopped by Greek authorities. Press TV correspondent Hassan Ghani was also captured by <b>...</b>
1:02
Press TV Journalist and Crew Come Under Attack in Gaza by Israeli Soldiers
Press TV Journalist and Crew Come Under Attack in Gaza by Israeli Soldiers
Press TV's correspondent Sari Al-Khalili and crew are targeted by Israeli Soldiers whilst trying to provide coverage on the Gaza-Israel conflict. www.presstv.com
2:21
The price of living in Gaza
The price of living in Gaza
While politicians and diplomats continue to call the shots in the Gaza conflict, its ordinary people who suffer - from fear, deprivation and grief. Saed Suerki, a correspondent for RT's Arabic channel, reports
1:22
israeli Navy warships intercept #FreedomWaves to #Gaza in Int'l Water
israeli Navy warships intercept #FreedomWaves to #Gaza in Int'l Water
www.facebook.com The aid flotilla heading for the Israeli-blockaded Palestinian territory of the Gaza Strip continues its voyage despite Tel Aviv's threats of intervention, Press TV reports. Although Israel has threatened to intercept the convoy called Freedom Waves to Gaza, passengers on the two boats led by groups from Canada and Ireland remain positive about their mission, Press TV's correspondent reported on Thursday from the Mediterranean Sea. The Canadian boat, Tahrir (Freedom), and the Irish boat, Saoirse (Freedom), are carrying 27 people, including journalists and crew members, along with 30000 dollars worth of medicines. "Getting international attention to what Israel is doing we have achieved before,... If we get to Gaza it is better but even if we do not we [still] have achieved some of our objectives just by trying," Ehab Lotayef, an activist on the Canadian boat told Press TV's onboard correspondent. Turkish authorities forced the mission to reduce the number of activists who had meant to join the effort. The two vessels carry passengers from Canada, Ireland, the US, Australia, and Palestine. "You realize what you're witnessing is ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians... It's to make life so difficult for the Palestinian people that they leave their homeland," said Michael Coleman, an Australian activist making the journey for the second time. The attempt at launching a flotilla earlier this year was crushed by Greek authorities. Having experienced living in <b>...</b>






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