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September 13, 2005
Helena Cobban: 'Gaza Relieved (if not yet free)'
Helena Cobban at Just World News wrote on September 12, 2005: "I can just imagine the elation for the 1.3 million Palestinians in Gaza that the vast majority of their terrain has now been evacuated by the Israeli military. Fabulous! Now a Gazan person can do such radical things as travel the length of the Strip without having to pass through any IOF checkpoints or stroll on that large portion of the beach from which previously they all were banned.
Cobban added: "From this description of today's developments by AP's Ravi Nessman and Mariam Fam, it seems as if Gazans have even be able to cross freely into the Strip from the Egyptian side of the border, which is interesting and significant." Read why.
Posted by Munir Umrani at September 13, 2005 06:38 AM
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