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Ayşenur Bulut
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Freedom for Captive Palestinian Deputies
March 3, 2007 - 06:01 AM
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The campaign declared with a joing press conference in Feshane by many representatives of volunteer organizations and deputies from TBMM.
Cemal Yılmaz Demir (Samsun Deputy), Zeyt Aslan (Tokat Deputy), Murat Yıldırım (Çorum Deputy), Mevlüt Akgün (Karaman Deputy), Ali Yüksel Kavuştu (Çorum Deputy) and Ahmet Faruk Ünsal (Adıyaman Deputy) participated in the conference.
Deputies from TBMM (The Grand Assembly of Turkish Parliament) strongly condemned the intervention of Israel to Palestinian’s free decision.
Cemal Yılmaz and Murat Yıldırım both of whom visited Palestine told that Israel’s policy against those deputies are scandalous.
“To captive the elected deputies of one country in another country is shame of the world.” said Ali Yuksel Kavustu, Corum deputy.
“The life can be keep on without bread, but without freedom it can not!” told deputies.
“Israel is very afraid of being alone in the region.” said Bulent Yıldırım, presindent of IHH.
The representatives of volunteer organizations strongly condemned Israel’s economical and political embargo on Palestine.
Secretary General of TGTV Ayhan Ogan told World Bulletin that: “We hope to reach at least 1 million petition via
www.tutsakvekiller.com/en
web page.”
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This post was edited on: 2007-03-03 at 06:43 AM by: aymanelhakea (Moderator)
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Re: Freedom for Captive Palestinian Deputies
March 3, 2007 - 06:45 AM
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Dear FeLah,
I've added to your post some hyperlinks to the web-pages you provided.
Peace,
Ayman
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Re: Freedom for Captive Palestinian Deputies
March 3, 2007 - 09:26 AM
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thanks a lot dear....
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Re: Freedom for Captive Palestinian Deputies
March 11, 2007 - 03:25 PM
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Web site for captive deputies attacked
By World Bulletin Staff
Circles that have become uneasy with the petition campaign started for the freedom of captive Palestinian deputies intensified the virtual attacks to hack the web site, www.tutsakvekiller.com founded for the campaign.
While the server that the web site belongs is often tried “to be hacked”, the source country of the attacks seems as USA and Israel. Persons charged with technical works said that they often had to close the campaign site because of virtual attacks, adding they are taking extra security measures against the attacks that aim to prevent the signings.
Technical responsibles of the web site said that three big virtual attacks were done in one week and also backup servers might be received as a measure against hackers.
As it is known, Israel arrested 8 Palestinian ministers and 35 MPs in an operation in June last year. The number of MPs in Israeli jails reached 45 with 10 MPs who were arrested before and elected as MP when they were in jails. World communities did not give enough reaction to this ugly attack towards the will of Palestinian people and also weak attempts to free captive deputies remained resultless.
One million petition campaign that NGOs started has attracted much interest in the stands throughout Turkey without passing one week.
Campaign officials stressed that the virtual signs on the web site are only a part of the whole petitions, saying that the signs in the stands has reached hundred of thousands.
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