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- Israeli/Jew War Criminals Desplayed on the Slide-Show are: Dan Halutz, Ehud Olmert, Shaul Mofaz, Aaron Zeevi, Amnon Cohen,Danial Seama, Dror Weinberg, Gabi Ashesnazi ,Gilad Amose, Moshe Kaplinsky,Moshe Yaloon. Moshe Tamir,Noam Tivon,Smuel Zakkai,Ygal Sharon,Yair Naveh.and Avigdor Lieberman& some lesser ranked are unidentified - but nor less then criminals important to remember - they are the ones that does the dirty job ! .................................... Feel free to share with us ! Justice for the Palestinians - a lasting Peace - a Sovereign Palestine Homeland! .................................... PalestineFreeVoice Novembre 12 2006

"Palestine Allways on my Mind" Editor Publisher Hiyam Noir

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février 04, 2008

The Grasp for Light

Gaza Strip Under the Light of the Moon and the Stars

The Grasp for Light

they came in thousands
candles flicker in the dark
walked in solemn dignity
hearts filled of deep despair
the wind is mellow
cold is the night

some in warm coats
others in thin clothes
proud and hungry people

we talked and walked
to keep the warmth

together under the stars

so tight we held onto our herd
of gathered stranded people
this night we are not alone
we are united in a dream

some lit another cigarette
some turned his pocket inside out
some laughter fighting salty tears

what more evil can they do to us
we have nothing more to lose
all we need is this moment
now and here

we are all one ~ no more apart
we will promise
no more deadly games

in the shadows I can see
a child's face turned up to me
reached out he touched my heart
firmly he grasped my hand
searching for the light
the child is blind

Photo Capture; Rafah border terminal Gaza Strip

The night some hour before dawn, when the Wall of Shame by Rafah border terminal was breached by Heroes of the Palestinian resistance - January 2008
Photo Fady Adwan PalestineFreeVoice Images

Hiyam Noir
January 20 /2008

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