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Jerusalem:
Rachel Corrie cargo ship kept its course for a Saturday
arrival in Gaza — or confrontation — as world anger simmered over
Israel's deadly raid on an earlier blockade-busting bid. Reports,
however, say even Rachel Corrie is being shadowed by Israeli naval
ships.
"They are being followed," Greta
Berlin of the Free Gaza group told Reuters on Saturday.
Berlin said earlier that the Rachel Corrie was some 55 km (35 miles)
west of Gaza in the Mediterranean.
Activists on board MV Rachel Corrie
Saturday morning also say ship's radar has been
jammed. But they do not want to stop and are determined to continue
sailing towards Gaza.
"We are not afraid," Irish Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead Maguire
told Ireland's RTE state radio by satellite phone from aboard the
aid-laden ship earlier on Friday.
"We started out to deliver this cargo to the people of Gaza and to
break the siege of Gaza, that is what we want to do," the
66-year-old said as the vessel steamed toward the Hamas-run
Palestinian enclave.
The MV Rachel Corrie was just hours from Gaza but the 15 aboard —
Irish and Malaysian activists, four Indonesian crew and a Scottish
captain — did not intend to leave international waters and run the
Israeli gauntlet until after daybreak Saturday, organizers said.
With Ireland's prime minister warning sternly that the ship must be
allowed to reach Gaza, the activists have put Israel in a tight spot
at a time when it already faces a serious diplomatic crisis over
Monday's botched raid in which its soldiers killed eight Turks and
an American of Turkish descent aboard a Gaza-bound flotilla.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his Cabinet on
Thursday night that the boat would not reach the territory. On
Friday, Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman repeated the
resolve. "We will stop the ship, and also any other ship that will
try to harm Israeli sovereignty. There is no chance the Rachel
Corrie will reach the coast of Gaza," Lieberman told Israel's
Channel 1 television.
The vessel is named for an American college student who was crushed
to death in 2003 by a bulldozer while protesting Israeli house
demolitions in Gaza.
Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of
betraying its religion as Palestinian flags flew at the funeral of a
Turkish activist. Addressing supporters of his AK Party in the
central Anatolian city of Konya, Erdogan said: "You (Israel) killed
19-year-old Furkan Dogan brutally. Which faith, which holy book can
be an excuse for killing him?
"I am speaking to them in their own language. The sixth commandment
says 'Thou shalt not kill'. Did you not understand? I'll say again.
I say in English, 'You shall not kill'. Did you still not
understand? So I'll say to you in your own language. I say in Hebrew
'Lo Tirtzakh'."
Pledging never to forsake the Palestinian people, Erdogan likened
the Israeli killings of Palestinians to Turkish civilian deaths
caused by conflict with Kurdish separatist militants. He went on to
stand up for the Palestinian Hamas government.
"Hamas are resistance fighters fighting for their land, they are
Palestinians. They won an election and now they are in Israel's
prisons. I told this to the Americans, that I do not accept Hamas as
a terrorist group."
In Istanbul, a crowd of some 10,000 people held prayers for a
journalist among the dead. Chants of "murderer Israel" echoed across
the courtyard of the historic Beyazit Mosque, where a huge banner
called for the Israeli Embassy to be shut down.
Turkish President Abdullah Gul has warned relations with Israel
"will never be the same" and Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc said
economic and defense ties will be slashed. "We may plan to reduce
our relations with Israel to a minimum," Arinc said. "But to assume
everything involving another country is stopped in an instant, to
say we have crossed you out of our address book, is not the custom
of our state."
International condemnation continued Friday, with protests in Syria,
Greece, Bahrain and Malaysia, where some demonstrators burned
Israeli flags and carried mock coffins. In Norway, the military
canceled a seminar scheduled for later this month because an Israeli
Army officer was to have lectured.
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