SHIMON PERES: A WOLF IN A SHEEP´S CLOTHING. AND THE BIGGEST LIAR IN THE 
      MIDDLE EAST HAS EVER KNOWN
      by Mujeres de Negro 
      
      
      mujeresdenegromdp@yahoo.com.ar  
       
  
      Political career 
       
      Shimon Peres, born in Poland, was the Prime Minister of so-called Jewish 
      state from 1984 to 1986. In addition to several other important government 
      posts, Peres also served as the leader of the Labor party. In 1992 he lost 
      the party leadership to Yitzhak Rabin, who subsequently became prime 
      minister. Rabin appointed Peres foreign minister of Israel, and in 
      September 1993 Peres signed a peace agreement with the Palestine 
      Liberation Organization. 
       
      Peres and the Haganah 
       
      In 1947 Peres joined the Haganah, the major underground Jewish military 
      organization formed of a lot of gangs which were responsible for murdering 
      thousands of Palestinians. That same year, David Ben-Gurion, the leader of 
      the Haganah and soon to be the first prime minister of Israel, appointed 
      Peres as head of Haganah's manpower, and then of its arms procurement. In 
      1952 he was appointed deputy director-general of the ministry of defense; 
      within a year and because he proved to be brutal with the indigenous 
      population (the Palestinians) he was promoted to director-general. Peres, 
      the peace lover, played a major role to develop Israel's government 
      weapons industry and establish Israel's nuclear weapons program. 
       
      Peres, the peace maker, served as deputy minister of defense where he 
      helped advance Israel's arms industry.  
       
      In March of 1996 Peres was took action against Palestinians in the West 
      Bank in and he authorized Israeli soldiers to arrest and cordon off the 
      homes of bombing suspects, as well as to seal off West Bank villages and 
      towns to prevent Palestinian movement. To promote extra security, he 
      suspended the employment of Palestinians by Israelis, and bolstered army 
      and police patrols in Jerusalem. 
    
  
    
       
      Peres was Responsible for Israel's 1996 shelling of civilians in Qana, 
      Lebanon
      Of all the horrible massacres 
      committed against Muslims and Arabs, Qana Massacre was the worst. This 
      massacre was committed during the reign of Peres who ordered his heavy 
      armed army to attack Lebanese areas killing scores of armless kids and 
      women. The massacre was an act of deliberate terror aimed at punishing 
      civilians for Tel-Aviv's failure to bring an end to Lebanese resistance 
      and determination to liberate their lands from Israeli occupation. The 
      Qana is only one in a series of massacres that Israel committed since its 
      illegal creation by the West on Palestinian soil. Israel has shown the 
      entire world that it is always capable, with plenty of American help, of 
      acquiring and using the most sophisticated technology to kill and maim, to 
      orphan and widow, and to destroy and burn people who have done them no 
      harm! It was Peres who called those series of attack Operation Grapes of 
      Wrath; may God's Wrath be on him.  
       
      Now we are not going to talk a lot. We will leave the chance to the 
      well-known British journalist, Robert Fisk, who was an eye-witness to the 
      massacre that Peres himself committed when he was Prime Minster of the 
      enemy on April 18, 1996
  
    
      
       
      Qana by Robert Fisk 
       
      written by reporter Robert Fisk and published in London's The Independent  
    
      
       
      Qana, Southern Lebanon -- It was a massacre. Not since Sabra and Chatila 
      had I seen the innocent slaughtered like this. The Lebanese refugee women 
      and children and men lay in heaps, their hands or arms or legs missing, 
      beheaded or disemboweled. There were well over a hundred of them. A baby 
      lay without a head. The Israeli shells had scythed through them as they 
      lay in the United Nations shelter, believing that they were safe under the 
      world's protection. Like the Muslims of Srebrenica, the Muslims of Qana 
      were wrong.  
      
       
      In front of a burning building of the UN's Fijian battalion headquarters, 
      a girl held a corpse in her arms, the body of a gray-haired man whose eyes 
      were staring at her, and she rocked the corpse back and forth in her arms, 
      keening and weeping and crying the same words over and over: "My father, 
      my father." A Fijian UN soldier stood amid a sea of bodies and, without 
      saying a word, held aloft the body of a headless child. 
       
      
       
      The Israelis have just told us they'll stop shelling the area, a UN 
      soldier said, shaking with anger. "Are we supposed to thank them?" In the 
      remains of a burning building -- the conference room of the Fijian UN 
      headquarters -- a pile of corpses was burning. The roof had crashed in 
      flames onto their bodies, cremating them in front of my eyes. When I 
      walked towards them, I slipped on a human hand...  
      
       
      Israel's slaughter of civilians in this terrible 10-day offensive -- 206 
      by last night -- has been so cavalier, so ferocious, that not a Lebanese 
      will forgive this massacre. There had been the ambulance attacked on 
      Saturday, the sisters killed in Yohmor the day before, the 2-year-old girl 
      decapitated by an Israeli missile four days ago. And earlier yesterday, 
      the Israelis had slaughtered a family of 12 -- the youngest was a four- 
      day-old baby -- when Israeli helicopter pilots fired missiles into their 
      home.  
      
       
      Shortly afterwards, three Israeli jets dropped bombs only 250 meters from 
      a UN convoy on which I was traveling, blasting a house 30 feet into the 
      air in front of my eyes. Traveling back to Beirut to file my report on the 
      Qana massacre to the Independent last night, I found two Israeli gunboats 
      firing at the civilian cars on the river bridge north of Sidon. 
       
      
       
      Every foreign army comes to grief in Lebanon. The Sabra and Chatila 
      massacre of Palestinians by Israel's militia allies in 1982 doomed 
      Israel's 1982 invasion. Now the Israelis are stained again by the 
      bloodbath at Qana, the scruffy little Lebanese hill town where the 
      Lebanese believe Jesus turned water into wine. 
      
    
       
      . . . The blood of all the refugees ran quite literally in streams from 
      the shell-smashed UN compound in which the Shiite Muslims from the hill 
      villages of southern Lebanon -- who had heeded Israel's order to leave 
      their homes -- had pathetically sought shelter. Fijian and French soldiers 
      heaved another group of dead -- they lay with their arms tightly wrapped 
      around each other -- into blankets. 
       
      A French UN trooper muttered oaths to himself as he opened a bag in which 
      he was dropping feet, fingers, pieces of people's arms. 
    
  
    
       
      And as we walked through this obscenity, a swarm of people burst into the 
      compound. They had driven in wild convoys down from Tyre and began to pull 
      the blankets off the mutilated corpses of their mothers and sons and 
      daughters and to shriek Allahu Akbar (God is Great") and to threaten the 
      UN troops… 
       
      As for the Hizbollah, which has repeatedly promised that Israelis will pay 
      for their killing of Lebanese civilians, its revenge cannot be long in 
      coming. Operation Grapes of Wrath may then turn out to be all too aptly 
      named. 
    
  
    
       
      God's Wrath
       
      Some political analysts even say that Shimon Peres is more dangerous than 
      Sharon himself. They add that everybody knows that Sharon is a war 
      criminal. But Peres claims that he wants and works for peace while in 
      darkness he support every policy and every procedure that makes the 
      Palestinians' life miserable. This is Peres. This is the man of peace. 
      This is the man who adores peace. And this is what he did. And terrible 
      Qana massacre is a clear testimony. And remember; Peres is considered the 
      peace-lover. Here is a question that needs your answer; if this is the 
      Zionist peace lover, how would a Zionist war-lover be??? 
       
      We finally hope 
      that one day when the sun of truth and justice will prevail—we hope that 
      this unrepentant was criminal will be sentenced to whatever he deserves.  
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