ジェニン知事が監禁される
投稿者： adventureoftheultraworld 投稿日時： 2003/07/22 12:08 投稿番号： [6259 / 20008]
アルアクサ団のメンバーによって、ジェニン知事が
車から無理矢理下ろされ、殴られ、監禁された。
その後、アラファトの命令で釈放された。
わかったこと
・武装組織の武装解除を論じることで、
「イスラエルの内通者」とされる怖れがあること。
（この３年弱に、内通者とされて残酷な方法で処刑された人々は多い）
・自治政府の権威が低下していること、パレスチナも一枚岩ではないこと。
・アラファトが未だにアルアクサ団に強力な影響力、
（または指示系統）を保持していること。
・アッバスが辞任を仄めかして以来、パレスチナ社会内部で
和平の進め方をめぐって亀裂が生じていること。
いずれにせよ、戦火がおさまっているこの時期に、
自分達の国家の将来像について、
パレスチナ内部でしっかりした議論をすることを望みます。
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3079931.stm
Militants beat up Jenin governor
Militants in the West Bank town of Jenin abducted the Palestinian governor and held him captive for several hours.
Haider Irsheid was pulled from his vehicle and beaten before being driven off by members of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade.
The group accused him of collaborating with Israel.
Mr Irsheid was released after the militants received an order from Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
"We released him because we received instructions from the president to do so. We do not question the president's instructions," Zakariya Zubeidi, leader of the local branch of Al-Aqsa, told Reuters.
It was the first time a militant group has taken action against a senior figure from the Palestinian Authority.
"This is a very unfortunate issue, we discussed it during the cabinet meeting, when we got the urgent news," Nabil Amr, the Palestinian Minister of Information said. "These things must not happen to any official figure of the Palestinian Authority."
Al-Aqsa, an offshoot of Yasser Arafat's Fatah organisation, has been blamed for several attacks on Israelis since the main Palestinian militant groups declared a ceasefire on 29 June.
Israel is demanding the Palestinians disarm militant groups as a condition of the US-backed peace plan known as the "roadmap".
But the Palestinians want to see large scale prisoner releases in return for the current ceasefire.
Our correspondent in Jerusalem says deep divisions within the Palestinian community over how to proceed with the peace process came to a head recently, when the prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, offered to resign.
Mr Abbas, better known as Abu Mazen, has officially patched up his differences with Mr Arafat but this latest incident shows that the underlying tensions over the peace process are far from resolved, our correspondent adds.
Dozens of Palestinian men have been executed as suspected collaborators since the beginning of the uprising - or intifada - in September 2000.
The killings are usually brutal and occasionally public to deter others from helping Israel.
Last August, Palestinian militants killed a 35-year-old woman they said was working with the Israelis - the first such reported killing of a woman.
車から無理矢理下ろされ、殴られ、監禁された。
その後、アラファトの命令で釈放された。
わかったこと
・武装組織の武装解除を論じることで、
「イスラエルの内通者」とされる怖れがあること。
（この３年弱に、内通者とされて残酷な方法で処刑された人々は多い）
・自治政府の権威が低下していること、パレスチナも一枚岩ではないこと。
・アラファトが未だにアルアクサ団に強力な影響力、
（または指示系統）を保持していること。
・アッバスが辞任を仄めかして以来、パレスチナ社会内部で
和平の進め方をめぐって亀裂が生じていること。
いずれにせよ、戦火がおさまっているこの時期に、
自分達の国家の将来像について、
パレスチナ内部でしっかりした議論をすることを望みます。
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3079931.stm
Militants beat up Jenin governor
Militants in the West Bank town of Jenin abducted the Palestinian governor and held him captive for several hours.
Haider Irsheid was pulled from his vehicle and beaten before being driven off by members of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade.
The group accused him of collaborating with Israel.
Mr Irsheid was released after the militants received an order from Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
"We released him because we received instructions from the president to do so. We do not question the president's instructions," Zakariya Zubeidi, leader of the local branch of Al-Aqsa, told Reuters.
It was the first time a militant group has taken action against a senior figure from the Palestinian Authority.
"This is a very unfortunate issue, we discussed it during the cabinet meeting, when we got the urgent news," Nabil Amr, the Palestinian Minister of Information said. "These things must not happen to any official figure of the Palestinian Authority."
Al-Aqsa, an offshoot of Yasser Arafat's Fatah organisation, has been blamed for several attacks on Israelis since the main Palestinian militant groups declared a ceasefire on 29 June.
Israel is demanding the Palestinians disarm militant groups as a condition of the US-backed peace plan known as the "roadmap".
But the Palestinians want to see large scale prisoner releases in return for the current ceasefire.
Our correspondent in Jerusalem says deep divisions within the Palestinian community over how to proceed with the peace process came to a head recently, when the prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, offered to resign.
Mr Abbas, better known as Abu Mazen, has officially patched up his differences with Mr Arafat but this latest incident shows that the underlying tensions over the peace process are far from resolved, our correspondent adds.
Dozens of Palestinian men have been executed as suspected collaborators since the beginning of the uprising - or intifada - in September 2000.
The killings are usually brutal and occasionally public to deter others from helping Israel.
Last August, Palestinian militants killed a 35-year-old woman they said was working with the Israelis - the first such reported killing of a woman.
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