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(回答先: 黒こげ 投稿者 パレステイナ 日時 2002 年 4 月 16 日 19:52:12)
国際赤十字やイギリス・インデペンデントのジャーナリストが、ようやくパレスチナ・ジェニン難民キャンプの調査に入ったようだね。そして、どうやら、イスラエル軍がパレスチナ民間人を大量殺戮した証拠を発見し、インデペンデントはこれを報道し始めたようだ。その記事コピーを、ここで引用しておこう。読んでおいて、損は無いだろうからね。
インデペンデントのフィル・リーブスは、これを「戦争犯罪」だと明言している。しかし、アメリカやＥＵ欧州共同体は、これを非難していない。アメリカは、初めからこの侵攻を承認していたとされているし、ＥＵはいったん打ち出したイスラエルに対する経済制裁を取り止めたのだから、イスラエルの侵攻を承認しているのと同じなのだね。これは、「文明諸国」軍のアフガニスタン侵攻と同じ姿勢と言えるだろうね。
この「文明国」の姿勢が、この手の戦争を混乱に導くのだね。となると、混乱の深まりと共に、パレスチナ人が再び「肉弾戦」に打って出るだろうね。ジェニン難民キャンプで行われた「市民虐殺」がその原因の一つとなるのだね。これは今までと同じ事で、この手の虐殺や大量殺戮がパレスチナ人の敵愾心をさらに強化し、抵抗運動をさらに激化させるのだね。つまり、パレスチナの抵抗運動は、イスラエル軍と「文明諸国」が作り出している事になるのだね。
スーサイド・ ボンバーでなく、ホミサイド・ボンバーだと言葉を変えても、パレスチナ人の肉弾戦は終らないだろうね。この「自爆」は、パレスチナ人が唯一イスラエル軍に優位に立てる戦術だかららしいがね。だから、自爆「テロ」は止まないのだろうね。
そもそも、この手の「特攻攻撃」や「カミカゼ攻撃」には、物量で優勢に立った敵軍の士気を一気に揺るがす心理効果があるのだね。旧日本軍の事を考えれば、それは理解できるだろう。そして、これは古今東西の心理戦争の常識らしいのだが、イスラエル軍はそこのところを理解していないね。イスラエル軍やアメリカ軍は、心理戦争の常識を持たない「戦争屋」ばかりなのだろうかね。
しかし、戦争のプロというシャロン首相やパウエル国務長官が、この事を理解していないのはおかしな話だね。これは、危険な事だがね。イスラエル軍であれアメリカ軍であれ、いったんは優勢に立っていた侵略軍が、ジャニン事件のような大量殺戮作戦を行った結果として敵を結束させ、やがて反撃に遭い、敗退するという事は珍しくない。侵略軍が敵地で孤立し、逆にせん滅される場合もある。アフガニスタンで起きているタリバン・ゲリラによる戦争もその例だね。アメリカと衛星国のイスラエルは、どうするつもりなのかね。
シャロン政権はあくまでパレスチナ領土から撤退しない姿勢を続けているね。言を左右にして、撤退を遅らせているのだね。どうも、戦犯でもあるシャロン首相とイスラエル軍は、１９８２年のレバノン侵攻の時と同様、今度もまたアラファトを国外追放するまで追い立てたい戦略らしいね。二匹目のどじょうという事でね。
しかし、今度侵略しているのは、パレスチナの固有領土であり、レバノンでは無い。それは、アフガニスタンでも同じ事だね。どちらでも、「文明諸国」軍は地の利も大義名分も無い情況に陥ったようなのだがね。これは、何の利益も無い戦争になる運命だったのだね。しかし、どうも、シャロンやダブヤや周囲の「戦争屋」たちは、そこのところを良く理解していなかったようだ。そして、彼らの陳腐な希望的観測は、日本を含む「文明諸国」やイスラエルの運命に災いをもたらす可能性が高いのだね。「戦争屋」がここでどうするのかが、見物だろうね。
Amid the ruins of Jenin, the grisly evidence of a war crime
From Phil Reeves in Jenin
16 April 2002
A monstrous war crime that Israel has tried to cover up for a fortnight has finally been exposed. Its troops have caused devastation in the centre of the Jenin refugee camp, reached yesterday by The Independent, where thousands of people are still living amid the ruins.
A residential area roughly 160,000 square yards about a third of a mile wide has been reduced to dust. Rubble has been shovelled by bulldozers into 30ft piles. The sweet and ghastly reek of rotting human bodies is everywhere, evidence that it is a human tomb. The people, who spent days hiding in basements crowded into single rooms as the rockets pounded in, say there are hundreds of corpses, entombed beneath the dust, under a field of debris, criss-crossed with tank and bulldozer treadmarks.
In one nearby half-wrecked building, gutted by fire, lies the fly-blown corpse of a man covered by a tartan rug. In another we found the remains of 23-year-old Ashraf Abu Hejar beneath the ruins of a fire-blackened room that collapsed on him after being hit by a rocket. His head is shrunken and blackened. In a third, five long-dead men lay under blankets.
A quiet. sad-looking young man called Kamal Anis led us across the wasteland, littered now with detritus of what were once households, foam rubber, torn clothes, shoes, tin cans, children's toys. He suddenly stopped. This was a mass grave, he said, pointing.
We stared at a mound of debris. Here, he said, he saw the Israeli soldiers pile 30 bodies beneath a half-wrecked house. When the pile was complete, they bulldozed the building, bringing its ruins down on the corpses. Then they flattened the area with a tank. We could not see the bodies. But we could smell them.
A few days ago, we might not have believed Kamal Anis. But the descriptions given by the many other refugees who escaped from Jenin camp were understated, not, as many feared and Israel encouraged us to believe, exaggerations. Their stories had not prepared me for what I saw yesterday. I believe them now.
Until two weeks ago, there were several hundred tightly-packed homes in this neighbourhood called Hanat al-Hawashim. They no longer exist.
Around the central ruins, there are many hundreds of half-wrecked homes. Much of the camp – once home to 15,000 Palestinian refugees from the 1948 war – is falling down. Every wall is speckled and torn with bullet holes and shrapnel, testimony of the awesome, random firepower of Cobra and Apache helicopters that hovered over the camp.
Building after building has been torn apart, their contents of cheap fake furnishings, mattresses, white plastic chairs spewed out into the road. Every other building bears the giant, charred, impact mark of a helicopter missile. Last night there were still many families and weeping children still living amid the ruins, cut off from the humanitarian aid. Ominously, we found no wounded, although there was a report of a man being rescued from beneath ruins only an hour before we arrived.
Those who did not flee the camp, or not detained by the army, have spent the bombardment in basements, enduring day after day of terror. Some were forced into rooms by the soldiers, who smashed their way into houses through the walls. The UN says half of the camp's 15,000 residents were under 18. As the evening hush fell over these killing fields, we could suddenly hear the children chattering. The mosques, once so noisy at prayer time, were silent.
Israel was still trying to conceal these scenes yesterday. It had refused entry to Red Cross ambulances for nearly a week, in violation of the Geneva Convention. Yesterday it continued to try to keep us out.
Jenin, in the northern end of the occupied West Bank, remained "a closed military zone", was ringed Merkava tanks, army Jeep patrols, and armoured personnel carriers. Reporters caught trying to get in were escorted out. A day earlier the Israeli armed forces took in a few selected journalists to see sanitised parts of the camp. We simply walked across the fields, flitted through an olive orchard overlooked by two Israeli tanks, and into the camp itself.
We were led in by hands gesturing at windows. Hidden, whispering people directed us through narrow alleys they thought were clear. When there were soldiers about, a finger would raise in warning, or a hand waved us back. We were welcomed by people desperate to tell what had occurred. They spoke of executions, and bulldozers wrecking homes with people inside. "This is mass murder committed by Ariel Sharon," Jamel Saleh, 43, said. "We feel more hate for Israel now than ever. Look at this boy." He placed his hand on the tousled head of a little boy, Mohammed, the eight-year-old son of a friend. "He saw all this evil. He will remember it all." So will everyone else who saw the horror of Jenin refugee camp. Palestinians who entered the camp yesterday were almost speechless.
Rajib Ahmed, from the Palestinian Energy Authority, came to try to repair the power lines. He was trembling with fury and shock. "This is mass murder. I have come here to help by I have found nothing but devastation. Just look for yourself." All had the same message: tell the world.
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=285413
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