The BBC considers Palestinians in Gaza to be unique among the peoples of the world. They, and they alone, are too “controversial” to be worthy of humanitarian aid at a time of extraordinary crisis. Blankets for children whose homes were... ...full story at Black & White Cat
from Black & White Cat on Sat, Jan 24 2009
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