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De mon lit a Bicetre voilà ce que je vois un peu de ciel bleu après une semaine dans la tourmente.
Remarquez le lampadaire sur lequel se pose un pigeon qui me tient compagnie.

El Adon Unknown Poet

 Pour ecouter et version texte des Piyutim clickez ICI

voila, c’etait ma promenade de cet apres midi  dans cette si jolie ville de Troyes, accompagnée de mon enfant . A mon prochain voyage la bas je ferai quelques photos de l‘Institut Rachi .

World Zionist Organization
IDF Interception of Gaza-bound Flotilla
Responding to the Consequences of the Episode
1. Information and Main Points
Israel Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Ongoing Updates

http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/About+the+Ministry/Behind+the+Headlines/Seizure_Gaza_flotil

la_31-May-2010.htm
Weapons cache

http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Government/Communiques/2010/Israel_Navy_warns_flotilla_31

-May-2010.htm#weapons
Full account and additional information collected by
Zionist Council of Victoria / Zionist Federation of Australia:

http://www.zcv.org.au/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=535&Itemid=434

2. Legal Points [MFA]
The Gaza Flotilla and the Maritime Blockade of Gaza
Legal Background – 31 May 2010
1. A maritime blockade is in effect off the coast of Gaza. Such blockade has been
imposed, as Israel is currently in a state of armed conflict with the Hamas regime
that controls Gaza, which has repeatedly bombed civilian targets in Israel with
weapons that have been smuggled into Gaza via the sea.
2. Maritime blockades are a legitimate and recognized measure under international
law that may be implemented as part of an armed conflict at sea.
3. A blockade may be imposed at sea, including in international waters, so long as it
does not bar access to the ports and coasts of neutral States.
4. The naval manuals of several western countries, including the US and England
recognize the maritime blockade as an effective naval measure and set forth the
various criteria that make a blockade valid, including the requirement of give due
notice of the existence of the blockade.
5. In this vein, it should be noted that Israel publicized the existence of the blockade and
the precise coordinates of such by means of the accepted international professional
maritime channels. Israel also provided appropriate notification to the affected
governments and to the organizers of the Gaza protest flotilla. Moreover, in real
time, the ships participating in the protest flotilla were warned repeatedly that a
maritime blockade is in effect.
6. Here, it should be noted that under customary law, knowledge of the blockade may be
presumed once a blockade has been declared and appropriate notification has
been granted, as above.
7. Under international maritime law, when a maritime blockade is in effect, no
boats can enter the blockaded area. That includes both civilian and enemy
vessels.
8. A State may take action to enforce a blockade. Any vessel that violates or attempts to
violate a maritime blockade may be captured or even attacked under international
law. The US Commander’s Handbook on the Law of Naval Operations sets forth that
a vessel is considered to be in attempt to breach a blockade from the time the
vessel leaves its port with the intention of evading the blockade.
9. Here we should note that the protesters indicated their clear intention to violate the
blockade by means of written and oral statements. Moreover, the route of these
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vessels indicated their clear intention to violate the blockade in violation of
international law.
10. Given the protesters explicit intention to violate the naval blockade, Israel
exercised its right under international law to enforce the blockade. It should be
noted that prior to undertaking enforcement measures, explicit warnings
were relayed directly to the captains of the vessels, expressing Israel’s intent to
exercise its right to enforce the blockade.
11. Israel had attempted to take control of the vessels participating in the flotilla by
peaceful means and in an orderly fashion in order to enforce the blockade. Given
the large number of vessels participating in the flotilla, an operational decision was
made to undertake measures to enforce the blockade a certain distance from the area
of the blockade.
12.
Israeli personnel attempting to enforce the blockade were met with violence by the
protesters and acted in self defense to fend off such attacks
.
3. Israel Ministry for Diaspora Affairs
Talking Points
1. The State of Israel expresses its sorrow for the casulaties, but places full responsibility on
the organizers and the participants who initiated the violence.
2. Prior to this, the State of Israel had offered the organizers the option of docking at Ashdod
port and transfer the humanitarian aid to Gaza overland, but this offer was rejected.
3. The activists on one of the six boats had intentionally planned a violent response to the IDF
Navy interception, including a gunfire attack as well as other weapons, knives, etc., which
placed them in a life-threatening situation.
4. The Gaza Strip is not threatened by starvation or a humanitarian crisis. It is controlled by
Hamas, a terrorist organization which is actively stockpiling arms and rockets for the purpose
of targeting Israeli citizens, as in the past, and is holding an Israeli solider hostage in
contravention of international covenants. Israel therefore reserves its natural right to check all
cargo inbound for Gaza.
5. The flotilla was a deliberate ploy and act of political provocation designed to attract media
attention on the part of anti-Israeli elements and the IHH which is a violent and extremist
organization that supports terror organizations under the cover of humanitarian activity.
6. Israel reiterates its desire and readiness for peace with all who interested in making peace.
4. With Intent – Articles and visual documentation
IDF Spokesman: Article and video footage

http://dover.idf.il/IDF/English/News/today/10/05/3101.htm

Video by IDF Spokesman [N America Desk]

http://www.youtube.com/user/idfnadesk

A brutal ambush at sea

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3896796,00.html

Ron Ben Yishai: bloody clash aboard Gaza-bound vessel
Weapons on board

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3896588,00.html

Peace activist stabs IDF soldier
www.youtube.com/watch?v=buzOWKxN2c

Voici la chanson de Ponyo que nous allons apprendre par cœur!

Ponyo ponyo ponyo sakana no ko
Aoi umi kara yattekita
Ponyo ponyo ponyo fukuranda
Manmaru onaka no onna no ko

Peta peta pyon pyon
Ashitte iina kakechao !
Nigi nigi bun bun
Otete ha iina tsunaijao !

Ano ko to haneru to kokoro mo odoruyo
Paaku paku chuggyuu ! Paaku paku chuggyuu !
Ano ko ga daisuki makkakkano

Ponyo ponyo ponyo sakana no ko
Aoi umi kara yattekita
Po-nyo po-nyo ponyo fukuranda
Manmaru onaka no onna no ko

Fuukufuku iinioi
Onaka ga suita tabechao !
You kuyoku mite miyou
Ano ko mokitto mite iru

Isshoni warau to hoppe gaatsuiyo
Waku waku chuggyuu ! Waku waku chuggyuu !
Ano ko ga daisuki makkakkano

Ponyo ponyo ponyo sakana no ko
Gake no ueni yattekita
Po-nyo po-nyo ponyo onna no ko
Manmaru onaka no genki na ko

Mes fleurs de lys ,roses et soleil, près du jardin de galets.

Chaque année il me disait que ce jour était le plus beau de sa vie. Mon père me manque.

Chaque semaine une nouvelle floraison dans Paris que je partage avec mes amis proches et lointains.

En ce debut de mai ,j’ai reçu un beau cadeau: un voyage a Giverny! avec la camera de mon petit telephone j’ai recueilli quelques images de cet enchantement