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投稿者： koolp1x 投稿日時： 2004/11/14 21:42 投稿番号： [8498 / 20008]
Jailed leader may stand for president
Ewen MacAskill in Ramallah
Saturday November 13, 2004
The Guardian
The Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti is planning to stand for election for the presidency from his Israeli prison cell, according to his supporters.
"If there is an election, he intends to run like every other Palestinian leader and he would stand a good chance since he is so popular," the close supporter said.
Mr Barghouti, a street-fighter turned politician who gained fame as one of the main leaders of the Palestinian uprising on the West Bank, came out well ahead of any of his rivals in a respected opinion poll in September.
If he won, it would represent a powerful propaganda coup: the elected leader of the Palestinians kept in an Israeli jail. His supporters hope that such a victory could act as a lever for his release but an Israeli government official said this week it will not free a man serving five life sentences for organising attacks on Israelis.
Mr Barghouti, 45, was one of the leaders in the West Bank of Fatah, the secular fighting and political organisation and the dominant force in Palestinian life, during the first 18 months of the uprising until arrested by the Israelis when they occupied Ramallah in 2002. He is held in isolation in Beersheva.
His wife, Fadwa, said: "He spends 23 hours in his cell and one hour in a covered courtyard with his legs and hands chained. His health was bad before he went to prison and is worse now."
His only contact with the world is speaking through a peephole to his lawyer, who takes messages to the family and political contacts. "I have not seen him for two and a half years," Fadwa, a lawyer who lives in Ramallah, said.
Mr Barghouti, born and raised in the West Bank, is one of a new, younger generation of Palestinian politicians. His popularity comes mainly from his visible presence in the streets during fighting with the Israelis. That popularity increased with his defiance in the Israeli court trying him in Tel Aviv, which he refused to recognise.
According to a poll conducted by Bir Zeit university in September, Mr Arafat received 46% support, with Mr Barghouti on 12%, and two leaders of the Islamist organisation Hamas, Mahmoud Azzahar and Ismaiel Haneyah, on 9% and 8%. The prime minister, Ahmed Qureia, and Mahmoud Abbas, the new chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, hovered around 1%. With Arafat removed from the poll and the question restricted to Mr Barghouti and two other leaders, Mr Barghouti scored 51%, in both the West Bank and Gaza.
The Israeli government wants Mr Qureia or Mr Abbas to succeed Mr Arafat. An Israeli government official said that if the Palestinians voted overwhelmingly for Mr Barghouti, Israel would take it as a sign they were not yet ready for peace.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1350443,00.html
メッセージ8463：
>釈放が認められなければ、アラファト後継を決める自治政府議長選挙への出馬は不可能と見られる。
＠バルグーティなる殺人罪の終身刑は、獄中から〝立候補〟するつもりらしい。
＠パレスチナ・シンパらが妙なことを言い出しそうだが、世界中を見渡して、「人気があるから」と言って、殺人罪の受刑者を釈放しなければ人権ウォッチから叱られたり、イスラム大好きな国連から非難されたりするのが当たり前な民主主義国家があるなら、教えて欲しい――もちろん、イスラエルは、そういう理不尽な非難もたびたび受けてきているが（非難されるべき落ち度だってないわけじゃないけど）。
＠バルグーティがホントに立候補したら、国連がまず、立場をわきまえたまえ、と諭すべきだろう――旧イラクの石油利権と連んでいたフランス、ドイツ、ロシアと、国連には、絶対に出来ない芸当だとは思うが！！ 少数派を大量殺戮していた、フセインの旧イラクとつるんでいた連中には！！
Ewen MacAskill in Ramallah
Saturday November 13, 2004
The Guardian
The Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti is planning to stand for election for the presidency from his Israeli prison cell, according to his supporters.
"If there is an election, he intends to run like every other Palestinian leader and he would stand a good chance since he is so popular," the close supporter said.
Mr Barghouti, a street-fighter turned politician who gained fame as one of the main leaders of the Palestinian uprising on the West Bank, came out well ahead of any of his rivals in a respected opinion poll in September.
If he won, it would represent a powerful propaganda coup: the elected leader of the Palestinians kept in an Israeli jail. His supporters hope that such a victory could act as a lever for his release but an Israeli government official said this week it will not free a man serving five life sentences for organising attacks on Israelis.
Mr Barghouti, 45, was one of the leaders in the West Bank of Fatah, the secular fighting and political organisation and the dominant force in Palestinian life, during the first 18 months of the uprising until arrested by the Israelis when they occupied Ramallah in 2002. He is held in isolation in Beersheva.
His wife, Fadwa, said: "He spends 23 hours in his cell and one hour in a covered courtyard with his legs and hands chained. His health was bad before he went to prison and is worse now."
His only contact with the world is speaking through a peephole to his lawyer, who takes messages to the family and political contacts. "I have not seen him for two and a half years," Fadwa, a lawyer who lives in Ramallah, said.
Mr Barghouti, born and raised in the West Bank, is one of a new, younger generation of Palestinian politicians. His popularity comes mainly from his visible presence in the streets during fighting with the Israelis. That popularity increased with his defiance in the Israeli court trying him in Tel Aviv, which he refused to recognise.
According to a poll conducted by Bir Zeit university in September, Mr Arafat received 46% support, with Mr Barghouti on 12%, and two leaders of the Islamist organisation Hamas, Mahmoud Azzahar and Ismaiel Haneyah, on 9% and 8%. The prime minister, Ahmed Qureia, and Mahmoud Abbas, the new chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, hovered around 1%. With Arafat removed from the poll and the question restricted to Mr Barghouti and two other leaders, Mr Barghouti scored 51%, in both the West Bank and Gaza.
The Israeli government wants Mr Qureia or Mr Abbas to succeed Mr Arafat. An Israeli government official said that if the Palestinians voted overwhelmingly for Mr Barghouti, Israel would take it as a sign they were not yet ready for peace.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1350443,00.html
メッセージ8463：
>釈放が認められなければ、アラファト後継を決める自治政府議長選挙への出馬は不可能と見られる。
＠バルグーティなる殺人罪の終身刑は、獄中から〝立候補〟するつもりらしい。
＠パレスチナ・シンパらが妙なことを言い出しそうだが、世界中を見渡して、「人気があるから」と言って、殺人罪の受刑者を釈放しなければ人権ウォッチから叱られたり、イスラム大好きな国連から非難されたりするのが当たり前な民主主義国家があるなら、教えて欲しい――もちろん、イスラエルは、そういう理不尽な非難もたびたび受けてきているが（非難されるべき落ち度だってないわけじゃないけど）。
＠バルグーティがホントに立候補したら、国連がまず、立場をわきまえたまえ、と諭すべきだろう――旧イラクの石油利権と連んでいたフランス、ドイツ、ロシアと、国連には、絶対に出来ない芸当だとは思うが！！ 少数派を大量殺戮していた、フセインの旧イラクとつるんでいた連中には！！
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