Patrick Seale and the Israeli crimes against the Palestinians
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 5/26/2004

Renowned British writer Patrick Seale vehemently criticized the latest Israeli crimes against the Palestinians in Rafah and other Palestinian cities, asserting that those crimes are not the last on the Israeli agenda.

In an article published Tuesday by Iranian 'al-Wifaq' newspaper, Seale asserted that Israeli latest incursion has been the greatest one since Israel occupied Gaza Strip in 1967 and is considered the most brutal chain of demolishing homes that left 60 percent of the people suffering poverty and other 50 percent unemployed.

He branded Israel's Ariel Sharon as the greatest butcher who has adopted the policy of " iron fist." He asserted that it is the first time for the American administration to reach this level of rudeness and brutality, pointing to Bush's speech last week in which he announced frankly Israel as Washington's ally in the Middle East.

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