Elaine Meinel Supkis
Children held in Israeli prisons accuse them of being tortured, forced to work as slaves and fed only twice a day, late at night and before sunrise. This sounds an awful lot like how the Nazis ran concentration camps.
Forced labor for Palestinian children in Israeli prisonMEMC News | September 16 2006
Many Palestinian children in Israeli Telmond Prison are being exploited by “forced labor in which they must work eight hours for a few shekels,” as reported by the Prisoners Information Center.
One of the children made a statement after his release. “The prison administration has forced all prisoners in Telmond Prison to work eight hours for very low wages.” He went on to say, “The Israeli soldiers come to the chambers at seven and force us to go with our legs tied with chains.” The child added that his job was to stand under guard and pack plastic spoons in boxes.
Even injured political prisoners are forced to work, according to Friday’s Nablus-based report. A former prisoner stated, “I had a broken bone but the soldiers forced me out of my cell to work anyway, without any consideration for the pain.”
There are approximately 375 Palestinians in Telmond Prison, with most of them being children. The oldest Palestinian in Telmond is 22 years old. The child laborers are given two meals per 24 hours, one at 11:00 pm and another at 6:00 am.
First off: the Nazis began the full scale starvation of civilians during a war when everyone was being deprived so they simply deprived their detainees even more. Then they decided to kill off all their detainees in 1942 and this became the infamous Holocaust. Jews love to say, 'Never again' but they ought to change it to 'Again and Again.'
The blatant cruelty of feeding children at near midnight and then only a few hours later is pure, unadulterated Naziism. Not fascism, Naziism. Namely, the Jews are aping the Nazis exactly. Children don't eat at near midnight. This is unhealthy as well as sleep deprivation. Keeping them up that late and then waking them up only six hours later is a crime.
Why isn't the UN monitoring this prison? Where is the Red Cross? The Nazis only allowed the Red Cross in when they cleaned up temporarily and then had only a few select people talk to the Red Cross. In this case, there is no excuse. The USA recently released a report that critisized all other nations about how they abuse religious faiths and Israel was mentioned in it but the report didn't request the USA take this to the UN or the Red Cross or boycott Israel by stopping all arms sales.
Nope. This 'hands off' attitude while whining about how we must seize control of religious abusing nations is exactly why we are so hated around the world.
No one who has access to plenty of food has any excuse of not feeding children for 18 hours every day! This is a war crime. We executed Nazis for doing this to civilians and we should execute the Israeli Jews running this prison.
Hell, we should execute our own generals who ran the prisons in Iraq, Afghanistan and Cuba.
And while we are at it, do something about our own brain damaged edition of Hitler, Herr Bush.
Again and again, I look around the media and wonder why there isn't an across the board cry for the UN to intervene and do something about Palestine. The UN can take over this prison and process the children there and discover why they are being held and then put the criminals running this Nazi-clone prison into custody. How dare the media stay silent about this!
If these allegations are false then it should be easy to prove. The Israelis will obviously pull the Nazi stunt of suddenly feeding the children properly while under investigation and keep the children silent by telling them their mothers will be murdered by the IDF if they speak out but ....where is the media? They should be demanding answers to all this, this story should be the number one story today but it won't appear practically anywhere.
Darfur is all over the news today.
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One of the Isreli ministers (I believe it was the Interior Minister)said a few months ago "we don't want to starve the Palisinians, we want to keep them hungry".
Posted by: larry | September 17, 2006 at 08:48 PM
Correct and it seems Americans think this is a great idea.
Then we will turn around and pretend we are 'good guys'.
Posted by: Elaine Meinel Supkis | September 19, 2006 at 02:54 PM