| ---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- Israel on Asylum vs Europe on Asylum http://www.timesofisrael.com/eritrean-girl-stabbed-in-israel-as-a-baby-finds-home-abroad/ Eritrean girl stabbed in Israel as a baby finds home abroad European country agrees to take in family of Kako Yamena, who was badly injured by an Israeli man in Tel Aviv By Stuart Winer | January 18, 2016, 1:54 pm
A young Eritrean girl who was stabbed in the head as a baby two years ago by an Israeli man has been granted asylum, along with her immediate family, in a European country.
The family moved to the unnamed country last week, where they were accepted on humanitarian grounds, the Haaretz daily reported on Monday. Kako Yamena was born in Israel and is now three-and-a-half years old. In January 2014 her mother, Yordanes, was carrying her in a street near the central bus station in Tel Aviv when Mordechai Michael Zaretsky, 59, attacked them, stabbing the girl in the head with a pair of scissors. “On the one hand, the family is very excited. And on the other hand, it is understood that they are going a place where all their friends and community, including the Israelis surrounding them, won’t be there,” said Sigal Avivi, a rights activist who was involved in the case since the stabbing. “That bothers them a lot. The girls grew up here, they speak Hebrew, and as far as they are concerned this is their home. The older daughter really didn’t want to go.” Yamena was seriously injured and spent several weeks on a respirator with doctors struggling to help her recover. Even now she shows symptoms of motor damage, walks with a limp, and needs regular rehabilitation treatment. Zaretsky, who told police that God had sent him to kill a black baby, was eventually found unfit to stand trial and was committed to a psychiatric hospital. Despite the assailant’s racist declarations, the state didn’t recognize Yamena as a victim of a hate crime, the report said. [The assailant was also found unfit to stand trial and was committed to a psychiatric facility. Insanity is key here.] Although former interior minister Gilad Erdan granted her humanitarian status in Israel, it did not extend the same conditions to her mother; her father, Mulo; or sister Ruth, now aged five. As a result, the report said, she was not eligible for allowances from the National Insurance Institute to pay for her medical treatments, which come to thousands of shekels every month. Although an inter-ministerial committee debated giving the entire Yamena family humanitarian status, it failed to reach a decision. At one point, Mulo was summoned to the Holot detention center in the south of the country, where migrants can be held for up to a year. However, the summons was eventually canceled. After the stabbing, the family lived in Tel Aviv’s Hatikvah neighborhood, surviving on donations from members of the public and with the aid of human rights organizations. Rights groups were eventually able to negotiate the move to Europe, where the family will be granted humanitarian rights to remain in the country, as well as medical treatment and social welfare benefits. One of the conditions for the arrangement was that the hosting country would not be identified, so as to prevent any confrontation with Israel. Official figures show there are some 45,000 illegal migrants and asylum seekers in Israel, almost all of them from Eritrea and Sudan. Most of those who have not been detained in Holot live in poor areas of southern Tel Aviv, where there have been several protests over their presence. Right-wing politicians have called for action to limit illegal migration, and rights groups say thousands of asylum seekers from African countries have been coerced into “voluntary” departures. Since 2006, Israel has struggled to establish and implement a clear legal framework to deal with the large influx of migrants, resulting in confusing — and often conflicting — ad-hoc immigration policies. The influx has slowed dramatically of late, as Israel has sealed off its border with Egypt more effectively. The vast majority of African migrants living in Israel claim asylum-seeker status, but the state has recognized fewer than one percent as asylum claimers and, since 2009, less than 0.15% — the lowest rate in the Western world. ---------------------------------------- COMMENT
The way Israel handles its affairs is the way any government seeking to preserve its nation's social identity, social integrity, political integrity and societal welfare (among a host of other considerations), would conduct its affairs.
However, it's European politicians that have imposed what amounts to genocidal immigration policy on their own nations.
European taxpayers are saddled with the enormous (and irrevocable) social costs, as well as the more immediate social costs and debts.
What I see happening here is about 80,000 Africans that Israel has within its borders (give or take the ones Israel has already negotiated to ship to Sweden) will end up in Western Europe.
Europe is finished if Europeans don't wake up.
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1900: Europe had QUARTER of world population.
1900: Europe had 3 times population of Africa.
2050: Europe forecast: 7 per cent of world population.
2050: Europe forecast: one-third population of Africa.
Decades: Indigenous European population displacement by non-Europeans.
 Europeans are endangered.
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Tuesday 19 January 2016
Israel on Asylum vs Europe on Asylum
Stockholm Riots - Alby - Arson & Stone Throwing - Riot Police, Helicopter & Piketgruppen ('SWAT') Job
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Word 'ignited' has been edited for word 'stabbed'& 'Nyhter Idag' for 'News Today' which appeared in original Google Translation Throwing stones at police and several arson in Stockholm suburb Published: 18-01-2016 23:43
STOCKHOLM A building and several cars ignited Monday evening in a fire in connection with the unrest in the Stockholm suburb of Alby. - This concerns a gang of youths in the 30 to 40 young people, said police duty officer Magnus Modig to Nyheter Idag.
Monday night has been unrest in the suburbs along the metro's red line towards Norsborg. Shortly before ten o'clock at night ignited two cars on fire in Masmo in Huddinge. An hour later the alarm about a building near a kindergarten on fire in Alby in Botkyrka, two subway stations further out on the red line. - We got the call that there was a building that was on fire, and when we went out there with emergency we were subjected to stone throwing, tell the police officer in charge Magnus Modig for Nyheter Idag. - Then, it has been lit on fire an unknown number of cars and vehicles in the area. This concerns a gang of youths in the 30 to 40 young people who have been running around, right now we are beginning to get the situation under control. - Of course, we will sign a police report on the fire and damage to these vehicles, and then there will be riots or violent riots I can not comment on, but it looks as though it will be on the rubric given the number of young people and how they have appeared in the area, says Modig. Police took a helicopter from the air and equipped with riot police on the ground to get control of the situation. Even Stockholm Piketen [comment: ie Piketgruppen Sweden's police 'SWAT' emergency response team] was in place and chased the youths. Outside the auto parts store, near ICA Maxi Botkyrka, put the police and fire up a breakpoint where the overnight stood ready to respond and extinguish more arson. [comment: it looks like they have police stationed outside an auto-parts store] English Translation https://archive.is/DLUxl Original http://nyheteridag.se/valdsamt-upplopp-och-anlagda-brander-i-stockholmsforort/
** Comment: 'ICA Maxi Botkyrka' - appears to be a supermarket or convenience store.
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Sweden - Pela Atroshi - Iraqi Kurdistan - Honour Killing
| ---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- Australian links in honour killing of Pela Atroshi 8 years ago April 26, 2008 12:00AM
MORTALLY wounded and bleeding profusely, Pela Atroshi covered her head with her hands, pleading "please don't shoot me, please don't shoot me".
As her sister and her mother screamed, her uncle Rezkar Atroshi raised his gun and killed her. The family's honour had been cleansed. Rezkar had already shot Pela twice in the back in the upstairs room. Helped downstairs by her mother and her younger sister, the 19-year-old Kurdish Swede was confronted by four resolute men - her father and his three brothers. The men pulled the women apart. Her youngest uncle then finished the job, shooting Pela in the head. The bullet went through one of her fingers and into her brain. The decision to kill her was made by a council of male relatives, led by Pela's grandfather, Abdulmajid Atroshi - a Kurd who lived in Australia. One of his sons, Shivan Atroshi, helped pull the women away from Pela so his younger brother could get a clean shot. Shivan, too, lived in Australia. It is the first time an officially confirmed honour killing with a connection to Australia has ever publicly come to light, but it is likely there have been other Australian-connected honour crimes that have been kept hidden within the tight-lipped Australian Kurdish community. Pela Atroshi's murder in Dohuk, in Iraqi Kurdistan, was officially deemed an honour killing by both Iraqi and Swedish authorities. The Swedish detective inspector who investigated the murder, Kickis Aahre Algamo, said she had since heard of another honour crime with a connection to Australia - this time the attempted killing of an Australian Kurd that went awry when the girl escaped. She told The Weekend Australian that from 2000 the Swedish authorities were in communication with Australian authorities and the Swedish embassy in Canberra about the 1999 murder of Pela Atroshi. Breen Atroshi, Pela's younger sister, Inspector Algamo said, was still prepared to testify in any prosecution of her Australian grandfather or uncle. But it is unclear whether Pela's grandfather and uncle still live in Australia. An Interpol investigation in 2000 found that Shivan Atroshi was not at the time living in Australia, although he may have since returned. One person in Sydney's Kurdish community said he believed the Atroshi grandfather - once a freedom fighter - had hidden in Kurdistan, but had sporadically returned to Australia in recent years. Abdulmajid Atroshi had travelled to Stockholm with his son Shivan in 1999 to finally decide on Pela's fate. She had made the mistake of leaving home for a time, frustrated by her family's adherence to restrictive Kurdish traditions. "Pela's uncle, the oldest son of Abdulmajid, said if any of the unmarried girls is away from home for one night, she has to be killed," Inspector Algamo said on the phone from Stockholm. Pela was an intelligent and good-looking girl. When she emigrated with her family to Sweden in 1995, she took to Swedish ways - eventually leaving the family home in January 1999. But after a time she missed her parents and six younger brothers and sisters and returned, agreeing to an arranged marriage in Kurdistan. It was a front - the men in her family had decided to kill her in their home town of Dohuk, northern Iraq, where honour killings were considered minor crimes, and where the Atroshi clan commanded immense respect. The UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women, Yakin Erturk, in a report last year to the Human Rights Council, said she had been told that a "family council of male relatives living in Sweden and Australia decided that Pela had to die to cleanse the family honour". The men of the family - Pela's father, Agid, and her three uncles, Australian Shivan, and Swedish Rezkar and Dakhaz - arranged for Pela to go to Kurdistan in June 1999 so they could kill her. Her grandfather remained in Sweden, saying, according to the testimony of Pela's younger sister Breen, "I will not set foot in Kurdistan until Pela is dead". In October 1999, in Iraq, Agid and Rezkar were convicted of her murder, and sentenced to one-year suspended jail terms. The court referred to a medical report that said "her hymen was broken" and to the "defendants' honourable motivation". A higher court later ordered that the sentences be served, but by that time, the two Swedes, Rezkar and Dakhaz, had returned to Stockholm, where they were arrested. Inspector Algamo and a fellow officer had travelled to Turkey to bring a key witness, Pela's sister Breen, back to Sweden. Breen was the first to raise the alarm, ringing the Swedish police from Dohuk to report her sister's murder. Breen was brought by a delegation of Kurds to the Swedish embassy in Ankara, Turkey. "I got a couple of minutes alone with her, and she said, 'I want to go home and I want to testify for my sister Pela'," said Inspector Algamo, who is now compiling a report on honour crimes. "We rushed her away to a waiting embassy car and drove as fast as possible to the airport." In Sweden, Breen testified in the trials of her uncles - who had been arrested in January 2000 and who were liable to prosecution because Pela's murder was planned in Stockholm. Breen condemned her elders in court. She now lives in hiding. On January 12, 2001, the Stockholm City Court convicted both men of murder and sentenced them to life imprisonment. Their sentences were confirmed on appeal. Pela's father Agid remained in Kurdistan. He is still wanted for murder in Sweden. "When we counted all the ones involved in the planning (of Pela's murder) there were 11," Inspector Algamo said. "But some of them were Australian citizens and some of them were Iraqi citizens - we could only prosecute three of them." Swedish deputy chief prosecutor Agnetha Hilding Qvarnstrom explained that while there had been contact with the Australian authorities regarding the Atroshi case it had not culminated in an official extradition request. Since the murder was planned in Sweden and committed in Iraq, it also seems unlikely Australia could take any action. In Australia, Muhammad Kamal, a lecturer in philosophy at Melbourne University, remembers Pela's grandfather, Abdulmajid Atroshi - the patriarch. In the early 1990s, Dr Kamal had been broadcasting a Kurdish program on SBS radio, and Atroshi was behind a campaign to have the program taken off air because he believed it was preaching immorality. "He was a practising Muslim and a tribal man," Dr Kamal said, adding that religious leaders in Kurdistan never condemned honour crimes because they believed it was an essential bulwark against immorality. "I haven't heard any statement from clergy in the region to say honour killing is wrong," he said. In recent years, with the diaspora from tribal regions, there are honour killings connected to a number of nations in Europe - and now to Australia. Inspector Algamo has also been told that in 2004 or 2005 an Australian girl connected to the Atroshi clan was in the same position as Pela. "I was told by my informers that the Australian girl was taken to Kurdistan in the summer on vacation," Inspector Algamo said. "She had a forbidden love or something, they were also planning to kill her." The girl discovered the plans and fled, assisted by an American soldier who helped to smuggle her out of the country. She said the Australian Kurdish community staged two demonstrations in front of the Swedish embassy in Canberra insisting on the Atroshi men's innocence. Unni Wikan, a Norwegian academic who has written a recent book on honour crimes titled In Honour of Fadime, has looked carefully at the Atroshi case. She said the horrors persisted. "In Sweden there is a development now called balcony suicide," she said, adding the deaths were really camouflaged honour killings. Inspector Algamo said her research into honour crimes had been difficult. "So many murders, so many girls who fall from the balcony, so many false suicides," she said. "There is huge pressure on girls to take their own lives. They don't have the right to their own bodies, because their bodies are owned by the clan." http://www.news.com.au/national/australian-links-to-brutal-honour-killing/story-e6frfkp9-1111116166086 Saved
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This is probably the first time I've seriously read anything about honour killings, as it's not really a subject that's interested me.
What I see here is two vastly different realities, and what I feel is that the two -- East and West -- should never meet.
The architects of Western immigration policy are clearly psychopaths with no regard whatsoever for their own people; unsuspecting people who should not have to deal with the broad and far-reaching social consequences of insane political decisions, in any shape or form.
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Sweden Media Misrepresents Murder of Teenager in Swedish School While European Media Remains Silent
| ---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- Google Translation Swedish to English Arminas, 15, was murdered because he was protecting girlfriend from harassment The 15-year-old boy Arminas Pileckas as Monday knifed to death at Göinge School in Broby in Eastern Göinge municipality reported to have been murdered because he protected a girl friend from harassment. It writes Lithuania's largest news portal lrytas.lt in an article. Two witnesses must according Kvällspressen police have confirmed the father's version of what happened and rejects accusations that Arminas was a bully. The family has not decided yet whether they will want to stay in Sweden or not after the [murder] of Arminas. Right now, they ensure that they never again see his 15-year-old boy. http://nyheteridag.se/arminas-15-mordades-for-att-han-skyddade-en-tjejkompis-fran-trakasserier/ https://archive.is/elwx5---------------------------------------- Sweden Media Misrepresents Murder of Teenager in Swedish School While European Media Remains Silent
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Sweden has imported a major problem that Sweden now wishes to sweep under a rug in the vain hope that the problem will somehow disappear or correct itself. But, of course, it won't.
That mainstream Swedish media is misreporting & interviewing the killer's family while ignoring dead boy's family says pretty much where Swedish media is in this: Swedish media is part of the problem & as a result of their negligence and their fraud, they're also responsible for ongoing murders and rapes of Europeans.
The libtards arging there's no ethnicity / cultural problem, note the: "establish his honour" stated by the killer's father.
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