Nasreddin Digba - The Hague
Did not prevent the bitter cold and heavy rains of the hundreds of Dutch Parliament in The Hague, Netherlands The Dutch government to receive condemnation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is visiting the Netherlands for two days in the search for international support for Israel's settlement policy.
Netanyahu's visit and continued on 18 and January 19, during which he met Queen Beatrix and Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and a number of businessmen and clerics Judea and institutions working for Israel.
The demonstrators demanded the gathering on Thursday - organized by a number of Dutch civil society organizations in support of the Palestinian cause and Palestinian living in the Netherlands - to try Netanyahu, and raised slogans denouncing his policy of racism, and asked the government to boycott Israel to respond to the international resolutions.
The President of the Netherlands Committee for the Palestinian Wim Encamp and one of the organizers of the demonstration in his speech to the demonstrators welcomed the Prime Minister of Israel, but "not in parliament, but in the International Criminal Court."
Considered to Encamp that such a visit to a person involved in the crimes of humanity is like a stain on the conscience of the Dutch, as the government extends its hand to a government accused of killing the people and human rights activists from around the world.
The International Court in The Hague issued a ruling in 2004 against the construction of the separation wall built by Israel, and promised him illegal.
Wall componentsIn an interview with a member of the Senate, the former Anita Molnbald said of the island, she attended the rally to express opposition to the policy of the Dutch government in its support for Netanyahu, "I do not supervised by the Netherlands to receive the people devoted to apartheid by building a separation wall," and said that "despite the lack of respect Israel to the international resolutions, they receive all the hospitality in the Netherlands. "
The flap Turkish flag and the Palestinians together in the demonstration, the signal from the Turkish community in the Netherlands to an intermingling of Palestinian blood and Turkish history, and through one of those present, pointing to what it did Israel's violations of human rights and killed nine militants in a convoy of peace which was heading to Gaza.
The demonstrators also built a model for a barrier in front of Parliament, Department of demonstrators into two parts, in reference to what caused the separation wall by Israel in the Palestinian territories, to end the cooperation of the parties Basagt display wall.
And classified the Netherlands and one of the friends of Israel and its closest allies, and gain additional importance of this relationship at the time of the European Union intends to gradually take positions more critical of Israeli policies and attitudes.
As a young Palestinian who lives in the Netherlands, Mohammed Ali, who attended the demonstration, he says, "Unfortunately, we apply the policy of the Netherlands where their economic interest to the international conventions and human rights", adding that this trend of government offset growing Dutch populist approach supports the Palestinian cause.
For his part, said the Dutch assets of Syrian activist in the movement's Revolutionary Syrian Ibrahim Akkari said he attended the demonstration of his belief that the fate of the two peoples, the Syrian and Palestinian are inseparable, and added that resolving the issues in the Arab world and the success of the movement's Revolutionary it will lead necessarily to further support the popular west of the Palestinian cause.
Source: Al Jazeera
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