chips - film by Jeehad Sharkawi in Gaza, 2015

Chips - Short Film - 2015 - Jeehad Sharkawi Gaza

During the aggression on GAZA , July -2014 , 6 years old child staying close to his tense mother !
Due to sudden shelling ,the family had to leave home quickly !
.. End of the war , family returned back to the destroyed house
, But the mother has no more than caddy of food to give here unhappy son , but he prefers to exchange it with "Chips" from the grocery !
The unlucky Child faces serious difficulties , so he could not enjoy his bag of Chips , finally he lost it ! , The child returned back home at night , picked up two more cans of food, he decided repeat the whole story !!
in the darkness .. , runs again to the grocery .,but the little Child was targeted by drone attack !

فكرة موجزة ن الفيلم :
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أثناء العدوان علي غزة - يوليو 2014 , يلتصق طفل حزين - 6 سنوات - بأمه المتوترة
و فجأة , يتم استهداف المنزل , فتضطر الأسرة للهرب علي عجل
مع انتهاء العدوان ، لم تجد الأسرة بدا" عن الاقامة بمنزلها المدمر
و لا تملك الأم الفقيرة سوي أن تقدم علبة من الطعام لطفلها البائس
فيفضل الطفل الحزين استبدالها ب " Chips " من البقال
يمر الطفل بمواقف صعبة داخل المنزل و خاجه تحول دون تناوله لكيس الشبس !
.. , يعود أدراجه للمنزل المدمر و قد حل الظلام
يقرر الطفل التقاط علبتين اُخريين من أجل الحصول علي شيبس آخر
... لكنه كان هدفا لهجوم ليلي بطائرة بدون طيار !

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Message to the world from the Palestinian children

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Message to the world from the Palestinian children
Message to the world from the Palestinian children
Posted by Images From Palestine on Friday, 28 August 2015

Cold death

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Post by Aman Palestin-Malaysia Media Unit.

Defence for Children International Palestine

http://www.dci-palestine.org/content/child-protection

Child Protection 

Overview

DCI-Palestine seeks to instill changes in governmental, institutional and community policies and practices towards children at the Palestinian Authority (P.A.) level. To this end, DCI implements the following activities:

Legal representation - One of the key objectives of DCI is to ensure that the P.A.’s justice system conforms to all relevant international juvenile justice standards. The organisation provides legal representation to children in conflict with the law before Palestinian courts, and monitors juvenile detention centres, police stations and prisons where children are held in custody.
 

Influencing child-related legislation - DCI participates in technical committees responsible for drafting laws related to child rights, such as the draft Juvenile Justice Law.
 

Capacity-building - DCI provides training to the Palestinian police, lawyers, judges and community based organisations working with children, in accordance with international juvenile justice standards.
 

Networking - DCI is a member of the Child Protection Network (CPN), comprised of organisations working with child victims of violence, abuse and/or neglect across the West Bank. DCI is also a founding member of the Palestinian Network for Children’s Rights (PNCR), which implements advocacy initiatives to promote child rights in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.

Background

Following the Oslo Accords in 1993, agreements were signed between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) establishing the P.A.. These agreements transferred a number of powers and responsibilities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the P.A., whilst Israel remained ultimately responsible as the occupying power under the Fourth Geneva Convention. The agreements divided the West Bank into three zones, referred to as Areas A, B and C. Currently, the P.A. bears full civil and security responsibility in Area A, but shares security responsibilities with Israel in Areas B. In Area C, Israel retains full civil and security authority, including law enforcement.

Legal framework

Laws continue to remain in force in the West Bank and Gaza Strip dating back to the Ottoman Period, the British Mandate and the period when the territories were under the respective administrations of Jordan and Egypt. Overlaid on this legislative mix are over 1,700 Israeli military orders issued since June 1967 which are enforced in Israeli military courts in the West Bank, as well as laws passed by the P.A. since the first Palestinian Legislative Council elections in 1996. Some of these laws apply to both the West Bank and Gaza Strip, whilst others only apply in one of these areas or the other, depending on subsequent legislation and historical circumstances.

Areas of concern

As part of its monitoring programme, DCI collects sworn testimonies from children in conflict with the law to help identify areas of concern within the system. In addition to collecting testimonies, DCI regularly meets with relevant duty bearers and experts in the field of juvenile justice in order to identify weaknesses in the system, and to develop practical solutions. Some key areas of concern identified by DCI include the following:

Juvenile courts: Under the P.A. juvenile justice system, there is an absence of specialised juvenile courts, staffed by appropriately trained professionals.
 

Statistics: There is an absence of unified statistics relating to children in conflict with the law which hinders the ability to obtain a comprehensive and clear picture of the operation of the juvenile justice system. This in turn makes it difficult to ascertain the scale of some problems.
 

Legislative reform: The P.A. juvenile justice system is still significantly influenced by legislation dating back to the British Mandate and Jordanian administrations. Efforts have been made to consolidate and modernise the law in line with international norms and standards, but further work is still required.
 

Ill-treatment: There is evidence that in some cases children encounter some form of ill-treatment following their arrest. Testimonial evidence suggests that law enforcement officials use a combination of physical violence, threats and verbal abuse during questioning, transfer and detention, leading many children to provide confessions. In some cases, this treatment may amount to torture.

Growing up between Israeli settlements and soldiers

http://issuu.com/dcips/docs/settlerviolencereport.19june2014?e=0/8333407

Defence for Children International Palestine

http://www.dci-palestine.org/

Why Everyone is Angry at Israel

Post by Karim Metwaly.

B'Tselem petitions Israel’s High Court to oblige Israel Broadcasting Authority to broadcast names of Gazan children killed

http://www.btselem.org/press_releases/20140729_children_name_campaign_petition

Israeli media is not listing the names of children killed in Gaza. These are their names:

• Fatmeh Taysir Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 12
  |
• Ahmad Nael Mahdi
  , 15
  |
• Basem Salem Kaware'
  , 10
  |
• Rinat Taysir Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 2
  |
• Mu'in Muhammad Siyam
  , 5
  |
• Muhammad Ahmad As'ad al-Bidi, 3 months
  |
• Nagham Mahmoud 'Abd al-Hamid a-Zweidi
  , 2
  |
• Amir 'Adel Siyam
  , 12
  |
• Safaa Malakeh
  , 6
  |
• Aya Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 12
  |
• Jawdat Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 13
  |
• Dina 'Abdallah 'Aziz
  , 5
  |
• Qasem Rabi'
  , 12
  |
• Muhammad Khalaf Nawasrah
  , 2
  |
• Bisan Basem Ahmad Abu Jame', 6 months
  |
• Tala Akram al-'Atawi
  , 10
  |
• Mahmoud Jihad 'Awad 'Abdin
  , 12
  |
• Muhammad Iyad Salem 'Arif
  , 10
  |
• Saher Abu Namus
  , 3
  |
• Anas 'Alaa Subhi al-Batsh
  , 10
  |
• Abd a-Rahman Akram a-Skafi
  , 12
  |
• Iman Khalil 'Abd 'Amar
  , 9
  |
• Hadi 'Abd a-Nabi
  , 4
  |
• Ghaidaa Siyam
  , 7
  |
• Muhammad Na'im Muhammad Musalam
  , 15
  |
• Hamzah Ousamah Khalil ak-Hayah
  , 4
  |
• Marwah Suliman Ahmad a-Sarsawi
  , 12
  |
• Muhammad Ayman a-Sha'er
  , 5
  |
• Suhelah Basam Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 3
  |
• Asil Wisam Marzuq Sheheibar
  , 7
  |
• Abd al-Karim Anwar Suliamn a-Drazin
  , 5
  |
• Isma'il Muhammad Subhi Baker
  , 9
  |
• Adham Ahmad Abu 'Atiyeh
  , 4
  |
• Hiba Hamed a-Sheikh Khalil
  , 14
  |
• Rahaf Khalil Hamadah a-Jabur
  , 4
  |
• Muhammad 'Ali Kaware'
  , 13
  |
• Yasmin Muhammad al-Mutawaq
  , 4
  |
• Mariam Shybub a-Shanbari
  , 11
  |
• Muhammad Ashraf Rafiq 'Ayad
  , 3
  |
• Siham Muhammad Ibrahim Zu'rub
  , 11
  |
• Ahmad Ramzi Abu Qadus
  , 13
  |
• Walaa Na'im Muhammad Musalam
  , 14
  |
• Abdallah Muhammad Kaware'
  , 12
  |
• Osamah Mahmoud al-Astal
  , 8
  |
• Hatem Na'im 'Aqel
  , 14
  |
• Razan Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 14
  |
• Muhammad Rajaa Hindem
  , 15
  |
• Yaser Ibrahim Dib al-Kilani
  , 8
  |
• Nur al-Islam Ahmad Abu Hweishel
  , 6
  |
• Amal Bahaa al-Batsh
  , 2
  |
• Salma Salem a-Radi'
  , 5
  |
• Ibrahim Jamal Kamal Naser
  , 13
  |
• Zeinab Safwat Abu Tir
  , 3
  |
• Omar Jamil Subhi Hamudah
  , 10
  |
• Fatmeh Mahmoud al-Haj
  , 14
  |
• Ahmad Khaled Muhammad a-Najar
  , 14
  |
• Hussein Yusef Kaware'
  , 13
  |
• Rim Ibrahim Dib al-Kilani
  , 12
  |
• Mustafa Siyam
  , 9
  |
• Muhammad Abu Shabab
  , 15
  |
• Nasmah Iyad al-Qasas
  , 10
  |
• Amir Hamudah Hussein a-Najar
  , 2
  |
• Samar Musa Abu Jarad
  , 15
  |
• Ibtehal Ibrahim 'Ayesh a-Ramahi
  , 4
  |
• Hatem Zein Nayef al-Yazji
  , 3
  |
• Dima 'Abdallah Salim
  , 3
  |
• Qasem Jaber 'Adwan Kaware'
  , 12
  |
• Muhammad Ziad Saleh a-Rahal
  , 5
  |
• Bader Siyam
  , 4
  |
• Sha'ban Jamil Ziyadah
  , 12
  |
• Mahmoud Ahmad al-Qasas
  , 10
  |
• Muhammad Iyad al-Qasas
  , 4
  |
• Saji Hasan Akram al-Halaq
  , 4
  |
• Amneh Jihad Matar
  , 10
  |
• Asem Khalil 'Abd 'Amar
  , 4
  |
• Iman Ibrahim 'Ayesh a-Ramahi
  , 14
  |
• Hadi Salah a-Din Abu Hasanein
  , 12
  |
• Ghadah Subhi Sa'idi 'Ayad
  , 13
  |
• Muhammad Mansur al-Bshiti
  , 7
  |
• Baraah Saleh Mahmoud a-Raqab
  , 11
  |
• Manar Majed al-Batsh
  , 13
  |
• Muhammad Ibrahim Faek al-Masri
  , 14
  |
• Suha 'Abd Rabu Musleh
  , 2
  |
• Asil al-Masri
  , 15
  |
• Abd a-Rahman Mahmoud 'Ab a-Nabi
  , 1
  |
• Islam Hamudah Hussein a-Najar
  , 3
  |
• Elyas Ibrahim Dib al-Kulani
  , 4
  |
• Hiba Akram Saleh a-Sha'er
  , 15
  |
• Rahaf Isma'il Abu Jam'ah
  , 4
  |
• Muhammad Salameh Abu Dabagh
  , 12
  |
• Yasin Ibrahim Dib al-Kilani
  , 9
  |
• Miriam 'Atiyeh al-'Arja
  , 10
  |
• Muhammad Anwar Suliman a-Darazin
  , 3
  |
• Suliman Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 14
  |
• Ahmad 'Abd Rabu Musleh
  , 14
  |
• Walaa Muhammad al-Kayed
  , 15
  |
• Abdallah Yusef Daraji
  , 2
  |
• Umamah Ousamah Khalil al-Hayah
  , 8
  |
• Haniyah 'Abd a-Rahman Abu Jarad
  , 3
  |
• Rawan Ziad Hajaj
  , 15
  |
• Muhammad Rami Fathi 'Ayad
  , 3
  |
• Yasmin Nayef al-Astal
  , 4
  |
• Nujud Taysir Ahmad Abu Jame', 4 months
  |
• Muhammad Hani Muhammad al-Halaq
  , 2
  |
• Siraj Yaser Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 4
  |
• Ibrahim a-Sheikh 'Omar
  , 2
  |
• Wasim Mustafa Salhiyah
  , 15
  |
• Abeid Fadel Abu Hweishel
  , 9
  |
• Fatmeh Ahmad al-'Arja
  , 14
  |
• Ahmad Walid Nasrallah Samur
  , 9
  |
• Husam Husam Abu Qainas
  , 7
  |
• Rayan Taysir Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 5
  |
• Musa 'Abd a-Rahman Abu Jarad, 8 months
  |
• Lamyaa Iyad al-Qasas
  , 11
  |
• Nidal Khalaf 'Awad Nawasrah
  , 4
  |
• Amir Iyad Salem 'Arif
  , 11
  |
• Samar al-Qasas
  , 3
  |
• Ibrahim Ramadan Abu Daqah
  , 10
  |
• Khalil Ousamah Khalil al-Hayah
  , 5
  |
• Fares Jum'ah a-Tarabin، 3 months
  |
• Ahmad Na'Im Muhammad Musalam
  , 11
  |
• Bader Hatem 'Amish
  , 9
  |
• Shahd Mu'in 'Ali Qishtah
  , 9
  |
• Mu'taz Hessein Samir a-Najar
  , 6
  |
• Arwa al-Qasas
  , 4
  |
• Sajidah Yaser Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 7
  |
• Amirah 'Adel Siyam, 8 months
  |
• Ahed 'Attaf 'Ahed Baker
  , 9
  |
• Ayub Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 10
  |
• Jihad 'Isam Marzuq Sheheibar
  , 10
  |
• Dalal Siyam, 9 months
  |
• Qusai 'Isam al-Batsh
  , 12
  |
• Muhammad Mustafa Malakeh
  , 2
  |
• Bitul Basam Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 4
  |
• Tawfiq Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 4
  |
• Maisaa Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 7
  |
• Muhmmad Ibrahim Antiz
  , 13
  |
• Sarah 'Omar Sheikh al-'Eid
  , 9
  |
• Anas Qdeih
  , 7
  |
• Abd a-Rahman Basam Khatab
  , 5
  |
• Islam al-Qasas
  , 15
  |
• Hani Suliman Muhammad a-Najar
  , 7
  |
• Raed Muhammad Thari
  , 4
  |
• Muhammad Salem Antiz
  , 3
  |
• Yamen Riyad al-Hmeideh
  , 4
  |
• Marah Shaker a-Jamal
  , 10
  |
• Muhammad Akram al-Kafarneh
  , 15
  |
• Sawsan Ibrahim Dib al-Kilani
  , 11
  |
• Ahmad Sufian a-Jamal
  , 9
  |
• Wisam 'Isam Marzuq Sheheibar
  , 7
  |
• Abd al-'Aziz Salah a-Din Abu Hasanein
  , 14
  |
• Israa al-Qasas
  , 7
  |
• Ulfat hussein Abu 'Atiyeh
  , 4
  |
• Haifaa Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 9
  |
• Ru'ya Mhamhmoud 'Abd al-Hamid a-Zweidi
  , 5
  |
• Muhammad Ramez 'Izat Baker
  , 11
  |
• Yasmin Mahmoud al-Astal
  , 5
  |
• Nabil Mahmoud Muhammad al-Astal
  , 13
  |
• Muhammad Jihad Matar
  , 12
  |
• Siraj Iyad 'Abd al-'Al
  , 8
  |
• Ahmad Tawfiq Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 8
  |
• Walid Sa'id al-Harazin
  , 7
  |
• Abdallah Ramadan Abu Ghazal
  , 5
  |
• Fadi Diab Hassan Islim
  , 10
  |
• Ahmad Ayman Siyam
  , 15
  |
• Husam Ibrahim a-Najar
  , 14
  |
• Rizeq Ahmad al-Hayek
  , 2
  |
• Musa Muhammad Taher al-Astal
  , 15
  |
• Kinan Hasan Akram al-Halaq
  , 6
  |
• Nur Yaser Ahmad Abu Jame'
  , 2
  |
• Amjad Salem Khamis Sha't
  , 15
  |
• Samih Na'im Abu Jarad
  , 1
  |
• Ibrahim Khalil 'Abd 'Amar
  , 12
  |
• Zakariyah 'Ahed Subhi Baker
  , 10
  |

refugees - Jamal Dajani, journalist

Post by Jamal Dajani.

Back to School Day - AFP

A young boy in Gaza writes 'Gaza 2014' on a blackboard in his school. 'Back to School Day' is only a month away...(Photo Mohamed Abed AFP)

Post by Jamal Dajani, journalist

Asociación Palestino-Andalusí para la Infancia - APAINF

http://www.apainf.org/home.html

La Asociación Palestino-Andalusí para la Infancia (APAINF en sus siglas en español), es una organización de carácter no político, dedicada en exclusividad a la Ayuda a los niños Palestinos que sufren enfermedades, malnutrición o carencias de cualquier tipo Está formada por diferentes personas, españolas y palestinas, que actúan de buena fe y sin ánimo de lucro. Tiene su sede en la ciudad de Málaga, en Andalucía (Al-Andalus para los árabes) en el Reino de España y es pues, una Organización española, laica, no gubernamental, apolítica y sin ánimo de lucro.
Fundada en el año 2014 tiene por único objeto ayudar en la resolución de la actual crisis médica y humanitaria de los niños palestinos.
APAINF ayuda a que los niños palestinos que lo precisen, tengan el tratamiento médico y humanitario que por diferentes razones, no pueden recibir en su tierra natal.

Nuestro objetivo es tratar de identificar a cada uno de esos niños y consecuentemente 
prestarles nuestra ayuda, brindándoles los tratámientos médicos y quirúrjicos que precisen 
para su curación y cuidados paliativos. 

Del mismo modo, prestamos servicios para la obtención de medicamentos y prótesis que 

necesiten en cada caso. En principio, los niños son traidos a la ciudad de Málaga, donde 
son tratados médicamente. Los no huérfanos vienen acompañados de uno o dos familiares, 

a quienes también proporcionamos vivienda y manutención, de forma totalmente altruista y 

gratuita. Tampoco pagan los viajes, ni la ida ni el retorno y se les entrega una cantidad de 
dinero suficiente para sus pequeñas compras mientras estén en nuestro país.

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apainf