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Fishing outside limits is illegal.
What's sad caroline is that you're SO compromised you actually believe this.
So would anyone who knows about Maritime Law. Obviously you just toddle about thinking laws don't count.
No, I ask for links if I dispute what is said. Thing is people on your side make claims that people think are true because they have been repeated so many times that they 'must' be true. However that is not always the case. I am not here to give you a hard time as I feel you are having a hard enough time as it is. I am here to debate and to dispute claims that are not true.
Israel Extends Zone for Fishing Off Gaza
JERUSALEM — Israel said Tuesday that it would permit Palestinians to fish up to six nautical miles off the Gaza coast, canceling the limit of three nautical miles that was imposed after Gaza militants fired rockets into Israel in March.
Four fishermen have been wounded by Israeli fire since November as they approached newly relaxed security perimeters, and more than 40 have been briefly detained by Israeli naval forces, according to Mr. Ayyash, but all were released the same day. Mr. Ayyash said that the Israelis had confiscated equipment from fishermen who were detained and had rarely returned it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/22/w...l-extends-zone-for-fishing-off-gaza.html?_r=0
So Gaza fires rockets into Israel, and Israel extends Gazan's fishing limits. That makes sense, not.
Seems to me the Gazan fishermen try to push their luck with the extended zone to go beyond it and the Israeli coastguards are trying to push the fishermen back into the zone. I would imagine that goes on the world over with fishing zone limits. Perhaps Israel should get some fish from outside the zone and drop them inside the zone. Problem sorted.
Hey, this is a good system. I think Israel should sell it to the Gazan Authority.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDM-swSM9T0]The Urban Fish Farm of the Future - YouTube[/ame]
Fish farming goes urban thanks to Israeli ingenuity [VIDEO] | ISRAEL21c
What's sad caroline is that you're SO compromised you actually believe this.
So would anyone who knows about Maritime Law. Obviously you just toddle about thinking laws don't count.
National offshore economic territorial zones/limits are EXCLUSIVE zones, outside them are everybodys zone.
If it is illegal for the palis to fish outside the 3 mile zone (a limit illegally set by israel) then how is it legal for israel to fire on fishing boats outside that zone?
You, like a couple others on this forum, are simply too dumb to debate with.
Israel has no jurisdiction in international waters and they have no legal right to restrict Gazan fishing industry.So Gaza fires rockets into Israel, and Israel extends Gazan's fishing limits. That makes sense, not.
Seems to me the Gazan fishermen try to push their luck with the extended zone to go beyond it and the Israeli coastguards are trying to push the fishermen back into the zone. I would imagine that goes on the world over with fishing zone limits. Perhaps Israel should get some fish from outside the zone and drop them inside the zone. Problem sorted.
They are not at war and people fishing are not a threat.3 miles, 6 miles, 10 miles, 20 miles. Whatever the limit is, if the fisherman go outside that limit then they are warned to go back inside the limit, and if they don't they are forced to. It really is so simple to understand, even for you.
Israel is fully entitled to impose the blockade according to the laws of two countries at war. That is why they have every right to do so.
They are not at war and people fishing are not a threat.3 miles, 6 miles, 10 miles, 20 miles. Whatever the limit is, if the fisherman go outside that limit then they are warned to go back inside the limit, and if they don't they are forced to. It really is so simple to understand, even for you.
Israel is fully entitled to impose the blockade according to the laws of two countries at war. That is why they have every right to do so.
You got something against people eating?
An occupation is not a war.Israel and Gaza are not at war? That's news to me. When was the peace treaty signed?
An occupation is not a war.Israel and Gaza are not at war? That's news to me. When was the peace treaty signed?
And a peace treaty was signed............with Egypt!
There was no war started with the Palestinian's.and with Jordan...
But no peace treaty was signed with the Palestinian. Of course they are still at war with Israel, what a ridiculous statement.
That's what's going on with this blockade.The current siege of Gaza offers the template. After disengagement, Israel has been able to cut off at will Gazans access to aid, food, fuel and humanitarian services. Normality has been further eroded by sonic booms, random Israeli air attacks, and repeated small-scale invasions that have inflicted a large toll of casualties, particularly among civilians.
Gazas imprisonment has stopped being a metaphor and become a daily reality. In fact, Gazas condition is far worse than imprisonment: prisoners, even of war, expect to have their humanity respected, and be properly sheltered, cared for, fed and clothed. Gazans can no longer rely on these staples of life.
The ultimate goal of this extreme form of separation is patently clear: transfer. By depriving Palestinians of the basic conditions of a normal life, it is assumed that they will eventually choose to leave in what can once again be sold to the world as a voluntary exodus.
And if Palestinians choose to abandon their homeland, then in Zionist thinking they have forfeited their right to it just as earlier generations of Zionists believed the Palestinian refugees had done by supposedly fleeing during the 1948 and 1967 wars.
An occupation is not a war.Israel and Gaza are not at war? That's news to me. When was the peace treaty signed?
And a peace treaty was signed............with Egypt!
Funny how you can't provide any evidence to back up your bullshit claims?Israel is only at peace with Jordan and Egypt. Not with the other countries specifically not with Gaza. Therefore the blockade is legal. How difficult is it for you lot to understand. Israel has to continue the legal blockade to safeguard Israel's interests. Without the blockade it would be in serious trouble. Remember, there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The Red Cross say so and Hamas says so. Nobody is starving and they get what they need plus more.
Why don't you explain how the blockade is "not" collective punishment?For the last month, all of Gazas 1.7 million residents have been living without power for most of the time and in the shadow of a public health catastrophe, after their sole power plant was forced to shut down, causing the failure of several sewerage and water plants.
This latest harsh setback has exacerbated the assault on the dignity of Palestinians in Gaza and the massive denial of rights they have experienced for more than six years because of Israels blockade, together with restrictions imposed by Egypt, said Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Director at Amnesty International.
The blockade has collectively punished Gazas population in violation of international law. The power plant shutdown has further affected all aspects of daily life, and the Israeli authorities must lift the blockade immediately, starting by allowing urgently needed fuel supplies into the Strip and working with all relevant parties to avert a prolonged humanitarian crisis this winter.
Anyone supporting this bullshit is just pure evil.GAZA: Devastating Impacts of Israeli Blockade
As Israels blockade on Gaza enters its sixth year, warnings about the increasingly dire conditions in Gaza grow louder.
Reports by international agencies on the impact of five years of siege paint a grim picture showing how Israels blockade is not just a policy of collective punishment imposed after the elected Hamas government began its rule, but also a policy of de-developing Gaza.
Israels siege impacts every aspect of life in Gaza. An entire generation of children suffer from malnutrition-related deficiencies such as stunted growth and anemia in addition to the psychological trauma incurred as a result of Israels military attacks on the Gaza Strip.
University-age young people are severely limited in their higher education options, further contributing to the de-development of Gazas economy.
The siege on Gaza will have an impact for years to come. History will not judge kindly the role played by the self-declared international community in aiding and abetting Israels cruel policy of managed humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
BTW, it is a war crime to target civilian infrastructure.Save the Children and Medical Aid for Palestinians released a report this week on the impact of the blockade on the health of children in Gaza. Gazas only fresh water source is now too dangerous to drink and is contaminated with fertiliser and human waste, the agencies warn, noting that Gaza is one of the most densely populated ares in the world, with more than 4,500 people per square kilometer).
A press release accompanying the report adds:
Since the blockade started, the number of children under three being treated for watery diarrhoea has doubled. High levels of nitrate found in faeces and fertiliser is also linked to some cancers and is a massive risk to pregnant women.
Gazas sewage system is also completely broken, much of it destroyed during Operation Cast Lead and treatment plants are overloaded or lack fuel. Open cesspits sit right next to family homes and in just the first two months of this year, three children drowned in open sewers.
Funny how you can't provide any evidence to back up your bullshit claims?Israel is only at peace with Jordan and Egypt. Not with the other countries specifically not with Gaza. Therefore the blockade is legal. How difficult is it for you lot to understand. Israel has to continue the legal blockade to safeguard Israel's interests. Without the blockade it would be in serious trouble. Remember, there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The Red Cross say so and Hamas says so. Nobody is starving and they get what they need plus more.
I, on the other hand, don't have that problem, because I, can back up what I say...
Why don't you explain how the blockade is "not" collective punishment?For the last month, all of Gazas 1.7 million residents have been living without power for most of the time and in the shadow of a public health catastrophe, after their sole power plant was forced to shut down, causing the failure of several sewerage and water plants.
This latest harsh setback has exacerbated the assault on the dignity of Palestinians in Gaza and the massive denial of rights they have experienced for more than six years because of Israels blockade, together with restrictions imposed by Egypt, said Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Director at Amnesty International.
The blockade has collectively punished Gazas population in violation of international law. The power plant shutdown has further affected all aspects of daily life, and the Israeli authorities must lift the blockade immediately, starting by allowing urgently needed fuel supplies into the Strip and working with all relevant parties to avert a prolonged humanitarian crisis this winter.
Furthermore...
Anyone supporting this bullshit is just pure evil.GAZA: Devastating Impacts of Israeli Blockade
As Israels blockade on Gaza enters its sixth year, warnings about the increasingly dire conditions in Gaza grow louder.
Reports by international agencies on the impact of five years of siege paint a grim picture showing how Israels blockade is not just a policy of collective punishment imposed after the elected Hamas government began its rule, but also a policy of de-developing Gaza.
Israels siege impacts every aspect of life in Gaza. An entire generation of children suffer from malnutrition-related deficiencies such as stunted growth and anemia in addition to the psychological trauma incurred as a result of Israels military attacks on the Gaza Strip.
University-age young people are severely limited in their higher education options, further contributing to the de-development of Gazas economy.
The siege on Gaza will have an impact for years to come. History will not judge kindly the role played by the self-declared international community in aiding and abetting Israels cruel policy of managed humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
BTW, it is a war crime to target civilian infrastructure.Save the Children and Medical Aid for Palestinians released a report this week on the impact of the blockade on the health of children in Gaza. Gazas only fresh water source is now too dangerous to drink and is contaminated with fertiliser and human waste, the agencies warn, noting that Gaza is one of the most densely populated ares in the world, with more than 4,500 people per square kilometer).
A press release accompanying the report adds:
Since the blockade started, the number of children under three being treated for watery diarrhoea has doubled. High levels of nitrate found in faeces and fertiliser is also linked to some cancers and is a massive risk to pregnant women.
Gazas sewage system is also completely broken, much of it destroyed during Operation Cast Lead and treatment plants are overloaded or lack fuel. Open cesspits sit right next to family homes and in just the first two months of this year, three children drowned in open sewers.
Fuck every one of you assholes who defend this blockade.
You're nothing but skumbag pieces of shit!
Funny how you can't provide any evidence to back up your bullshit claims?Israel is only at peace with Jordan and Egypt. Not with the other countries specifically not with Gaza. Therefore the blockade is legal. How difficult is it for you lot to understand. Israel has to continue the legal blockade to safeguard Israel's interests. Without the blockade it would be in serious trouble. Remember, there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The Red Cross say so and Hamas says so. Nobody is starving and they get what they need plus more.
I, on the other hand, don't have that problem, because I, can back up what I say...
Why don't you explain how the blockade is "not" collective punishment?For the last month, all of Gazas 1.7 million residents have been living without power for most of the time and in the shadow of a public health catastrophe, after their sole power plant was forced to shut down, causing the failure of several sewerage and water plants.
This latest harsh setback has exacerbated the assault on the dignity of Palestinians in Gaza and the massive denial of rights they have experienced for more than six years because of Israels blockade, together with restrictions imposed by Egypt, said Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Director at Amnesty International.
The blockade has collectively punished Gazas population in violation of international law. The power plant shutdown has further affected all aspects of daily life, and the Israeli authorities must lift the blockade immediately, starting by allowing urgently needed fuel supplies into the Strip and working with all relevant parties to avert a prolonged humanitarian crisis this winter.
Furthermore...
Anyone supporting this bullshit is just pure evil.GAZA: Devastating Impacts of Israeli Blockade
As Israels blockade on Gaza enters its sixth year, warnings about the increasingly dire conditions in Gaza grow louder.
Reports by international agencies on the impact of five years of siege paint a grim picture showing how Israels blockade is not just a policy of collective punishment imposed after the elected Hamas government began its rule, but also a policy of de-developing Gaza.
Israels siege impacts every aspect of life in Gaza. An entire generation of children suffer from malnutrition-related deficiencies such as stunted growth and anemia in addition to the psychological trauma incurred as a result of Israels military attacks on the Gaza Strip.
University-age young people are severely limited in their higher education options, further contributing to the de-development of Gazas economy.
The siege on Gaza will have an impact for years to come. History will not judge kindly the role played by the self-declared international community in aiding and abetting Israels cruel policy of managed humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
BTW, it is a war crime to target civilian infrastructure.Save the Children and Medical Aid for Palestinians released a report this week on the impact of the blockade on the health of children in Gaza. Gazas only fresh water source is now too dangerous to drink and is contaminated with fertiliser and human waste, the agencies warn, noting that Gaza is one of the most densely populated ares in the world, with more than 4,500 people per square kilometer).
A press release accompanying the report adds:
Since the blockade started, the number of children under three being treated for watery diarrhoea has doubled. High levels of nitrate found in faeces and fertiliser is also linked to some cancers and is a massive risk to pregnant women.
Gazas sewage system is also completely broken, much of it destroyed during Operation Cast Lead and treatment plants are overloaded or lack fuel. Open cesspits sit right next to family homes and in just the first two months of this year, three children drowned in open sewers.
Fuck every one of you assholes who defend this blockade.
You're nothing but skumbag pieces of shit!
"demands"
"demands"
Shamesty International can kacken zee ahf deh levanah.
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 3 million supporters, members and activists in over 150 countries and territories who campaign to end grave abuses of human rights. Our vision is for every person to enjoy all the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.
"demands"
Shamesty International can kacken zee ahf deh levanah.
I'm not surprised israelis and zionists would be profanely critical of a respected international organization who...
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 3 million supporters, members and activists in over 150 countries and territories who campaign to end grave abuses of human rights. Our vision is for every person to enjoy all the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.
Kind of hits home for you, huh?
