11-01-2014, 04:20 PM
1953. је постао вођа терористичке организације Јединице 101, чији је циљ био да врши терористичке акције према арапском становништву. Први овакав задатак је изведен у августу 1953. године према избегличком кампу Ел-Буреиг лоцираном јужно од Газе.
14. октобра 1953, Јединица 101 је извршила напад на село Куибија у Јордану. Шаронов задатак је био да заузме село, разори куће и изазове велике губитке међу становништвом. Дан касније у селу су биле разорене 54 куће и 69 цивила је убијено. Од ових 69 особа, две трећине су чинили жене и деца. Посматрачи Уједињених нација су у свом рапорту навели да су становници били приморани да остану у кућама док су куће разаране артиљеријом. У исто време села у близини, Будрус и Шукба су гранатирани.
Почетком 70-их Шарон уводи тактику рушења палестинских кућа булдожерима да бих омогућио лакши пролаз оклопним возилима. Само за један дан (19. августа 1971.) је према његовој наредби уништено преко 2.000 палестинских домова.
За време израелске инвазије на Либан, 1982. године Шарон је био министар одбране у израелској влади. После масакара у избегличким логорима Сабра и Шатила у Бејруту, Шарон је био изложен великом притиску. 14. фебруара 1983. године је коначно био приморан да поднесе оставку као министар одбране. Шарон је познат по својој бескомпромисности и тврдој линији према палестинском народу. На почетку своје каријере је такође дао више изјава где је заговарао „истеривање Палестинаца назад у пустињу“. Шарон се противи мировном споразуму постигнутом у Ослу и потписаном у Вашингтону, 1993. године између израелског премијера Јицака Рабина и председавајућег ПЛО-а Јасера Арафата.
Један од заговорника идеје да се изгради зид и фактички направи концентрациони логор од територије на којој су још опстали Палестинци.
In 1953 he was given command of Unit 101, whose mission is often described as that of retaliation against Arab attacks on Jewish villages. In fact, as can be seen from two terrible onslaughts, one of them very well known, Unit 101′s purpose was that of instilling terror by the infliction of discriminate, murderous violence not only on able bodied fighters but on the young, the old, the helpless.
Sharon’s first documented sortie in this role was in August of 1953 on the refugee camp of El-Bureig, south of Gaza. An Israeli history of the 101 unit records 50 refugees as having been killed; other sources allege 15 or 20. Major-General Vagn Bennike, the UN commander, reported that “bombs were thrown” by Sharon’s men “through the windows of huts in which the refugees were sleeping and, as they fled, they were attacked by small arms and automatic weapons”.
In October of 1953 came the attack by Sharon’s unit 101 on the Jordanian village of Qibya, whose “stain” Israel’s foreign minister at the time, Moshe Sharett, confided to his diary “would stick to us and not be washed away for many years”. He was wrong. Though even strongly pro-Israel commentators in the West compared it to Lidice, Qibya and Sharon’s role are scarcely evoked in the West today, least of all by journalists such as Deborah Sontag of the New York Times who recently wrote a whitewash of Sharon, describing him as “feisty”, or the
Washington Post’s man in Jerusalem who fondly invoked him after his fateful excursion to the Holy Places in Jerusalem as “the portly old warrior”.
Israeli historian Avi Shlaim describes the massacre thus: “Sharon’s order was to penetrate Qibya, blow up houses and inflict heavy casualties on its inhabitants. His success in carrying out the order surpassed all expectations. The full and macabre story of what happened at Qibya was
revealed only during the morning after the attack. The village had been reduced to rubble: forty-five houses had been blown up, and sixty-nine civilians, two thirds of them women and children, had been killed. Sharon and his men claimed that they believed that all the inhabitants had run away and that they had no idea that anyone was hiding inside the houses.”
The UN observer on the scene reached a different conclusion: “One story was repeated time after time: the bullet splintered door, the body sprawled across the threshhold, indicating that the inhabitants had been forced by heavy fire to stay inside until their homes were blown up over them.” The slaughter in Qibya was described contemporaneously in a letter to the president of the United Nations Security Council dated 16 October 1953 (S/3113) from the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Jordan to the United States. On 14 October 1953 at 9:30 at night, he wrote, Israeli troops launched a battalion-scale attack on the village of Qibya in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (at the time the West Bank was annexed to Jordan).
According to the diplomat’s account, Israeli forces had entered the village and systematically murdered all occupants of houses, using automatic weapons, grenades and incendiaries. On 14 October, the bodies of 42 Arab civilians had been recovered; several more bodies were still under the wreckage. Forty houses, the village school and a reservoir had been destroyed. Quantities of unused explosives, bearing Israel army markings in Hebrew, had been found in the village. At about 3 a.m., to cover their withdrawal, Israeli support troops had begun shelling the
neighbouring villages of Budrus and Shuqba from positions in Israel.
Return of the Terrorist
The Crimes of Ariel Sharon
by Alexander Cockburn And Jeffrey St. Clair
14. октобра 1953, Јединица 101 је извршила напад на село Куибија у Јордану. Шаронов задатак је био да заузме село, разори куће и изазове велике губитке међу становништвом. Дан касније у селу су биле разорене 54 куће и 69 цивила је убијено. Од ових 69 особа, две трећине су чинили жене и деца. Посматрачи Уједињених нација су у свом рапорту навели да су становници били приморани да остану у кућама док су куће разаране артиљеријом. У исто време села у близини, Будрус и Шукба су гранатирани.
Почетком 70-их Шарон уводи тактику рушења палестинских кућа булдожерима да бих омогућио лакши пролаз оклопним возилима. Само за један дан (19. августа 1971.) је према његовој наредби уништено преко 2.000 палестинских домова.
За време израелске инвазије на Либан, 1982. године Шарон је био министар одбране у израелској влади. После масакара у избегличким логорима Сабра и Шатила у Бејруту, Шарон је био изложен великом притиску. 14. фебруара 1983. године је коначно био приморан да поднесе оставку као министар одбране. Шарон је познат по својој бескомпромисности и тврдој линији према палестинском народу. На почетку своје каријере је такође дао више изјава где је заговарао „истеривање Палестинаца назад у пустињу“. Шарон се противи мировном споразуму постигнутом у Ослу и потписаном у Вашингтону, 1993. године између израелског премијера Јицака Рабина и председавајућег ПЛО-а Јасера Арафата.
Један од заговорника идеје да се изгради зид и фактички направи концентрациони логор од територије на којој су још опстали Палестинци.
In 1953 he was given command of Unit 101, whose mission is often described as that of retaliation against Arab attacks on Jewish villages. In fact, as can be seen from two terrible onslaughts, one of them very well known, Unit 101′s purpose was that of instilling terror by the infliction of discriminate, murderous violence not only on able bodied fighters but on the young, the old, the helpless.
Sharon’s first documented sortie in this role was in August of 1953 on the refugee camp of El-Bureig, south of Gaza. An Israeli history of the 101 unit records 50 refugees as having been killed; other sources allege 15 or 20. Major-General Vagn Bennike, the UN commander, reported that “bombs were thrown” by Sharon’s men “through the windows of huts in which the refugees were sleeping and, as they fled, they were attacked by small arms and automatic weapons”.
In October of 1953 came the attack by Sharon’s unit 101 on the Jordanian village of Qibya, whose “stain” Israel’s foreign minister at the time, Moshe Sharett, confided to his diary “would stick to us and not be washed away for many years”. He was wrong. Though even strongly pro-Israel commentators in the West compared it to Lidice, Qibya and Sharon’s role are scarcely evoked in the West today, least of all by journalists such as Deborah Sontag of the New York Times who recently wrote a whitewash of Sharon, describing him as “feisty”, or the
Washington Post’s man in Jerusalem who fondly invoked him after his fateful excursion to the Holy Places in Jerusalem as “the portly old warrior”.
Israeli historian Avi Shlaim describes the massacre thus: “Sharon’s order was to penetrate Qibya, blow up houses and inflict heavy casualties on its inhabitants. His success in carrying out the order surpassed all expectations. The full and macabre story of what happened at Qibya was
revealed only during the morning after the attack. The village had been reduced to rubble: forty-five houses had been blown up, and sixty-nine civilians, two thirds of them women and children, had been killed. Sharon and his men claimed that they believed that all the inhabitants had run away and that they had no idea that anyone was hiding inside the houses.”
The UN observer on the scene reached a different conclusion: “One story was repeated time after time: the bullet splintered door, the body sprawled across the threshhold, indicating that the inhabitants had been forced by heavy fire to stay inside until their homes were blown up over them.” The slaughter in Qibya was described contemporaneously in a letter to the president of the United Nations Security Council dated 16 October 1953 (S/3113) from the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Jordan to the United States. On 14 October 1953 at 9:30 at night, he wrote, Israeli troops launched a battalion-scale attack on the village of Qibya in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (at the time the West Bank was annexed to Jordan).
According to the diplomat’s account, Israeli forces had entered the village and systematically murdered all occupants of houses, using automatic weapons, grenades and incendiaries. On 14 October, the bodies of 42 Arab civilians had been recovered; several more bodies were still under the wreckage. Forty houses, the village school and a reservoir had been destroyed. Quantities of unused explosives, bearing Israel army markings in Hebrew, had been found in the village. At about 3 a.m., to cover their withdrawal, Israeli support troops had begun shelling the
neighbouring villages of Budrus and Shuqba from positions in Israel.
Return of the Terrorist
The Crimes of Ariel Sharon
by Alexander Cockburn And Jeffrey St. Clair
„Грађанска“ демократија отуда нуди избор свега и свачега, али себе а приори изузима од тог правила; она не допушта могућност избора између ње и ма ког алтернативног концепта.
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