HIDING THE TRUTH ABOUT BEIT HANOUN WILL NOT STOP IT FROM COMING OUT

Monday, December 11, 2006

(Ben Heine © Cartoons)
Surprise...Surprise!!!! Desmond Tutu will not be coming to Israel/Palestine after all. The Right of Entry has been denied to the UN Commission he would have headed to investigate the massacre that took place in Beit Hanoun.
Hiding the truth will not prevent the facts from becomming known throughout the world... the world has become too small a place for that to happen. The events have been recorded in photos, on video, as well as through interviews with eye witness survivors.
Olmert can be as coy as he likes in this matter.... it will not work.
THE TRUTH WILL BE SEEN AND HEARD!

Below is a Reuters report that just appeared on the Net regarding the cancellation of the Mission...

Tutu mission to probe Beit Hanoun deaths cancelled


UN mission, set to depart to region Sunday, called off due to Israel's refusal to authorize trip, spokeswoman says. Olmert's office responds: 'Commission was sent on premise that Israel targets civilians, did not take into account rocket fire from Gaza'

Reuters Published: 12.11.06, 11:38

A UN mission to be led by South Africa's Desmond Tutu to probe last month's deaths of 19 civilians in Gaza under Israeli shelling has been called off because Israel did not authorize the trip, a spokeswoman said on Monday.

The Nobel Peace laureate, who was asked to head the team by the Geneva-based Human Rights Council, had other engagements and could not wait any longer for Israeli permission, she added.

"It has been cancelled. We were supposed to go yesterday (Sunday)," Spokeswoman Sonia Bakar said.

The United Nations' top human rights body condemned the Nov. 8 deaths at Beit Hanoun and last month voted to send a mission to investigate the incident.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's spokeswoman Miri Eisin said Israel had investigated and acknowledged its mistakes in the incident, seeing no role for the UN mission.

"The commission was sent on the premise that Israel targets civilians and it did not take into account the daily rocket fire targeting Israeli civilians."