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http //www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1072230.html IDF killed civilians in Gaza under loose rules of engagement By Amos Harel During Operation Cast Lead, Israeli forces killed Palestinian civilians under permissive rules of engagement and intentionally destroyed their property, say soldiers who fought in the offensive. The soldiers are graduates of the Yitzhak Rabin pre-military preparatory course at Oranim Academic College in Tivon. Some of their statements made on Feb. 13 will appear today and tomorrow in Haaretz. Dozens of graduates of the course who took part in the discussion fought in the Gaza operation. Advertisement The speakers included combat pilots and infantry soldiers. Their testimony runs counter to the Israel Defense Forces claims that Israeli troops observed a high level of moral behavior during the operation. The session s transcript was published this week in the newsletter for the course s graduates. The testimonies include a description by an infantry squad leader of an incident where an IDF sharpshooter mistakenly shot a Palestinian mother and her two children. "There was a house with a family inside .... We put them in a room. Later we left the house and another platoon entered it, and a few days after that there was an order to release the family. They had set up positions upstairs. There was a sniper position on the roof," the soldier said. "The platoon commander let the family go and told them to go to the right. One mother and her two children didn t understand and went to the left, but they forgot to tell the sharpshooter on the roof they had let them go and it was okay, and he should hold his fire and he ... he did what he was supposed to, like he was following his orders." According to the squad leader "The sharpshooter saw a woman and children approaching him, closer than the lines he was told no one should pass. He shot them straight away. In any case, what happened is that in the end he killed them. "I don t think he felt too bad about it, because after all, as far as he was concerned, he did his job according to the orders he was given. And the atmosphere in general, from what I understood from most of my men who I talked to ... I don t know how to describe it .... The lives of Palestinians, let s say, is something very, very less important than the lives of our soldiers. So as far as they are concerned they can justify it that way," he said. Another squad leader from the same brigade told of an incident where the company commander ordered that an elderly Palestinian woman be shot and killed; she was walking on a road about 100 meters from a house the company had commandeered. The squad leader said he argued with his commander over the permissive rules of engagement that allowed the clearing out of houses by shooting without warning the residents beforehand. After the orders were changed, the squad leader s soldiers complained that "we should kill everyone there [in the center of Gaza]. Everyone there is a terrorist." The squad leader said "You do not get the impression from the officers that there is any logic to it, but they won t say anything. To write death to the Arabs on the walls, to take family pictures and spit on them, just because you can. I think this is the main thing To understand how much the IDF has fallen in the realm of ethics, really. It s what I ll remember the most." The head of the pe-military course, Danny Zamir, told Haaretz yesterday that he did not know in advance what the soldiers would say at the gathering, and what they said "shocked us." He said that after hearing the soldiers, he told IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi about his fears of a serious moral failure in the IDF. The chief of staff s bureau requested a copy of the transcript of the discussion, and Zamir provided it. This week Zamir met with the IDF s chief education officer, Brig. Gen. Eli Shermeister, to discuss the matter. Zamir said he believed the army would take the matter seriously. "They do not intend to avoid responsibility," he said. The IDF Spokesman s Office said "As a result of the request of the head of the Rabin pre-military course, Mr. Danny Zamir, to the chief of staff s bureau, a meeting was held between Zamir and the chief education officer, Brig. Gen. Eli Shermeister. The chief education officer described to the head of the preparatory course the processes of the operational and ethical inquiries being conducted by the IDF and the chief education officer s staff at all levels." The chief education officer also described "the actions taken before during and after the operation to inculcate the soldiers and commanders with the moral aspects of the fighting." The spokesman said that "Brig. Gen. Shermeister also made it clear that the IDF is now conducting intensive and comprehensive inquiries, and that commanders are encouraging discussion of these matters. The IDF has no supporting or prior information about these events. The IDF will check their veracity and investigate as required. The head of the preparatory course was also asked to pass on to the IDF any information he has so we can deal with it and investigate it in depth." イスラエル紙ハアレツの Week end 特集
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Guerrilla translation ウィキペディアは、自由に翻訳してよい百科辞典です。これを翻訳して、日本語版にしていく過程を紹介します。 赤字は、要調査、用語の確認箇所。 ＜翻訳中＞ 翻訳開始日0823 進捗状況 約0%ぐらい。 翻訳の出典： http //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infoshop en Infoshop 2007-08-03Tより翻訳。主な執筆者 By Nihila, Mikkalai, Apeloverage, SchuminWeb, Frymaster,他。 Infoshop This article is about anarchist social centers. For the anarchist website of the same name, see Infoshop.org. 本稿は、アナキストの社会センターについての記述です。同じ名前のアナキストのウェブサイトのために、Infoshop.org.を見てください An infoshop is a storefront or social center that serves as a node for the distribution of anarchist information, typically in the form of books, zines, stickers and posters. Infoshops often serve as a meeting space and resource hub for local activist groups. インフォショップ (infoshop)は、典型的には、本、ジン、ステッカーとポスターの形式での、アナキズムの情報配布のためのノードとして用いられる、ショップ、または社会センターを指す。インフォショップは、しばしば地元のアクティヴィストのグループのための会議スペースと情報源のハブとして用いられる。 Infoshops are particularly prevalent in Western Europe and North America, but can be found around the world. According to an Utne Reader article, author Chris Atton describes British infoshops as having grown out of the squatted anarchist centres of the 1980s, such as the 121 Centre in Brixton, London. Street Libraries Infoshops and Alternative Reading Rooms Another big influence was the regular European-wide International Infoshop Meetings of the 1990s. インフォショップは特に西ヨーロッパと北アメリカで一般的であるが、世界中で見つけることができる。Utne Reader記事によると、著者クリス・アトンは、英国のインフォショップを「1980年代に、（例えば、ロンドンのブリクストンの121センターのような）不法占拠されたアナキズム・センターから成長した」と述べている。［1］他の大きい影響としては、1990年代の規則的なヨーロッパの広いインターナショナル・インフォショップ・ミーティングがあった。 Writing in Maximum RocknRoll, librarian Chuck Munson places North American infoshops in the lineage of Vietnam War era peace and justice centers.Maximumrocknroll article on infoshops Maximum RocknRollを書き込んで、司書チャックマンソンは、ヴェトナム戦争時代平和と司法センターの血統で、北アメリカ・インフォショップを置きます。[2] In June of 2006, the Infoshop Network, a network spanning Canada and the United States, was formed at the Infoshop Gathering in Baltimore, Maryland.The Infoshop Network 2006年6月に、インフォショップ・ネットワーク（カナダとアメリカ合衆国にわたっているネットワーク）は、ボルチモア（メリーランド）で、インフォショップ・ギャザリングでつくられました。[3] Other uses of the term Ironically, the World Bank, an institution whose meetings have been targeted by leftist and anarchist demonstrators, also operates a bookstore called The InfoShop . The World Bank describes its Washington DC based store as a one-stop shop for economic development literature and for information on World Bank project activities. The InfoShop at worldbank.org 語の他の用法 皮肉にも、世界銀行（会議が左翼とアナキズムのデモンストレーション参加者によって目標とされた機関）もまた、「インフォショップ」と呼ばれる書店を運営する。世界銀行は、そのワシントンDCが「経済発展文献のための、そして、世界銀行プロジェクト活動に関する情報がなんでもそろっているショップ」としてショップの基礎を形成したことを記述します。[4] Noteworthy infoshops Arise! Bookstore, Minneapolis, Minnesota Barricade Books, Melbourne, Australia Bluestockings, New York City Brian MacKenzie Infoshop, Washington, DC Catalyst Infoshop, Prescott, Arizona Freedom Shop, Wellington New Zealand Internationalist Books, Chapel Hill, North Carolina [1] Iron Rail Book Collective, New Orleans [2] The Long Haul, Berkeley, California [3] Lucy Parsons Center, Boston, Massachusetts Jura Books, Sydney Australia The Old Market Autonomous Zone, Winnipeg, Canada [4] Red Emma's Bookstore Coffeehouse, Baltimore, Maryland Salon Mazal, Tel Aviv, Israel [5] Wooden Shoe Books, Philadelphia [6] MadRatz! Infoshop♥Atlanta, Georgia 注目すべきインフォショップ Arise! Bookstore, Minneapolis, Minnesota Arise!書店, ミネアポリス, ミネソタ Barricade Books, Melbourne, Australia バリケード書店, メルボルン, オーストラリア Bluestockings, New York City 才女, ニューヨーク市 Brian MacKenzie Infoshop, Washington, DC ブライアン・マッケンジーInfoshop, ワシントン、DC Catalyst Infoshop, Prescott, Arizona カタリスト・Infoshop, プレスコット、アリゾナ Freedom Shop, Wellington New Zealand フリーダム・ショップ, ウエリントン、ニュージーランド Internationalist Books, Chapel Hill, North Carolina [1] インターナショナリスト・ブックス, チャペルヒル、ノースカロライナ [1] Iron Rail Book Collective, New Orleans [2] アイロン・レイル・ブック・コレクティヴ、 ニューオリンズ [2] The Long Haul, Berkeley, California [3] 長距離, バークレー, カリフォルニア [3] Lucy Parsons Center, Boston, Massachusetts ルーシー・パーソンズ・センター, ボストン、マサチューセッツ Jura Books, Sydney Australia ジュラ本, シドニー オーストラリア The Old Market Autonomous Zone, Winnipeg, Canada [4] 古い市場自主的な地帯, ウィニペグ, カナダ [4] Red Emma s Bookstore Coffeehouse, Baltimore, Maryland 赤いエマの本屋喫茶店, ボルチモア、メリーランド Salon Mazal, Tel Aviv, Israel [5] サロン・マツァール, テルアビブ, イスラエル [5] Wooden Shoe Books, Philadelphia [6] 木靴書店, フィラデルフィア [6] MadRatz! Infoshop♥Atlanta, Georgia MadRatz！Infoshop アトランタ、ジョージア See also Infoshop.org References Template reflist External links Street Libraries Infoshops and Alternative Reading Rooms The Infoshop Network (US Canada) Comprehensive list of infoshops worldwide, via the Anarchist Yellow Pages. French speaking Infoshops The Living Room documentary, a film about infoshop culture 外部リンク Street Libraries Infoshops and Alternative Reading Rooms 通り図書館：Infoshopsと代わりの閲覧室 The Infoshop Network (US Canada) Infoshopネットワーク (我々とカナダ) Comprehensive list of infoshops worldwide, via the Anarchist Yellow Pages. 世界的なinfoshopsの包括的なリスト（Anarchist職業別電話帳を経た）。 French speaking Infoshops フランス語を話すInfoshops The Living Room documentary, a film about infoshop culture Living Roomドキュメンタリー、infoshop文化についての映画
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雨の天使 マトリエル、マタレル、マタリエル、リドヤ、ザルベサエル にわか雨の天使＞ザアフィエル ザルベサエル（Zalbesael）＞雨期を支配する天使。 ゼレブセル（Zelebsel）＞雨期の天使。 アフ・ブリ（Af Bri）＞雨を司る。 アバドン（Abaddon）＞破壊の雨を降らす ；→エクステルミナンス（追い出す者） 雷の天使 ラミエル、ウリエル、アダド アエグルン（Aeglun）＞雷光の守護霊。 アダド（Adad）＞雷の神性。 ノウェンシレス＞雷電を支配する9人の神。ティナ、クプラ、メンルヴァ、スマヌス、ヴェヨヴィス、セトランス、マルス、マントゥス、エルクレ シャルギエル（Shalgiel）＞雪を支配する天使。 ヌリエル（Nuriel）＞「火」。霰の天使。 カルビエル（Charbiel）＞「乾燥」
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