[Archport] Calaram-se os fusis?

["Rui Gomes Coelho" <ruigomescoelho@gmail.com>]

Tal como se esperava, a última intervenção militar do estado de Israel em Gaza, acabou por levar junto com mais de um milhar de vítimas mortais, parte das suas marcas identitárias. Veja-se, a propósito (via lista do WAC):

 

First evidence of damage to Gaza’s cultural sites emerges

In The Art Newspaper, 28-1-2009

http://www.theartnewspaper.com/article.asp?id=16827

 

(...) Major sites where damage is expected because of heavy fighting in adjacent areas include: Tell es-Sakan, an early Bronze Age settlement that is the largest and oldest walled Canaanite city in the local region, and the oldest Egyptian fortified site outside of Egypt; Tel el-Ajull, an important middle and late Bronze period city that was an important trade hub between ancient Egypt and the Levant; and the remains of Anthedon, a Hellenist port. The Byzantine church of Jabalya was also near heavy fighting, and was the site of partial damage by Israeli tanks during an incursion in 2005. Al-Zeitoun residential quarter in Gaza’s Old City, a medieval historic district, has also been largely destroyed, Professor Sadeq added. (...)