Britain's secretary of state for international development, Douglas Alexander, visited the Gaza Strip this week…”Israel is preventing UNRWA from bringing paper into Gaza," he said in an interview…"Is it really possible to build missiles out of paper? They also ask us why Israel bothers distinguishing between rice [which is defined as humanitarian aid] and pasta [which has been banned from the Strip]. This type of charge does not make it easier for those of us who seek to defeat fundamentalism and extremism and who are working in all sincerity for a secure Israel."
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HERE IS A FUNCTIONING LINK TO THE ARTICLE
by rosie is roxy is roshan on Thu Mar 05, 2009 06:42 AM PSTFor some reason the link here is no longer connecting directly to the article, which doesn't seem to be on the homepage of aljazeera anymore either. I don't have much time so this was the quickest link to the article I could come up with, it's reprinted from aljazeera on a Muslim website The report is corroborated, Douglas Alexander was also interviewed by Haaretz for his statements.
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