うみねこのしま

EL-ARISH, Egypt — A group of Sudanese migrants were caught up Sunday in the crossfire of a gun battle between Egyptian security forces and Bedouin smugglers as they were about to illegally enter Israel from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, security and hospital officials said. Fifteen of the migrants were killed and eight were wounded, they said.

An additional eight migrants, who were unhurt in the incident, were arrested by the Egyptians and were being interrogated, the officials said.

The officials earlier said that the 15 Sudanese migrants were killed by security forces as they approached the wire fence separating Sinai from Israel at a border point about 12 miles south of Rafah, an Egyptian town on the border with the Gaza Strip.

The Interior Ministry, which is in charge of the police, had no immediate comment on the incident.

Most of the wounded were in serious condition with injuries to their abdomens, the officials said.

The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.

The death of the 15 migrants ended a lull in attempts to cross into Israel from Sinai, mostly because of stricter surveillance and stepped-up military operations in the area by Egyptian security forces battling Islamist militants led by a local affiliate of the extremist Islamic State group.

The Islamic State has occupied vast swaths of Iraq and Syria since summer 2014 and has been expanding its presence in many other countries, including Libya and Afghanistan.

Sunday’s death toll is among the highest in a single incident involving Sudanese migrants in Egypt since 2005, when Egyptian riot police used water cannons and truncheons to clear a ramshackle encampment set up by Sudanese refugees in an upscale Cairo neighborhood. The migrants had hoped to draw attention to their demands to be resettled in a third country.

Israel’s Interior Ministry said that more than 45,000 African migrants and asylum seekers, including many Sudanese, are in Israel. Many say they are fleeing conflict and persecution and are seeking refugee status. Israel says, however, that they are economic migrants whose growing numbers threaten the country’s Jewish character.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/15-sudanese-migrants-killed-near-egypts-border-with-israel/2015/11/15/9bac5dba-8bd7-11e5-ae1f-af46b7df8483_story.html





ワシントンポストの記事を読みました。
ロシアの航空機墜落事件の続報・・・？

It were illegally from officials were wounded.

Who were unhurt in the incident.

It were the wire fence from on with the police,no immediate.

Most of wounded were the officials.

The officials were not authorized into Israel from Sinai surveillance security forces has occupied vast swaths of presence.

A single incident involving used water sets up to draw  fleeing refugee status,whose growing numbers.

あら洋服を着ている人がいるわ。

洋服やｻﾝかしら？

水着やｻﾝかしら？

ピンクの服を売っている洋服やｻﾝみたいね！

あら～かわいいリボンの付いた・・何かしら？素敵！お店で売っているのかしら？






日本の天皇家で秋篠宮家っていう高貴な一家がいるんですって。

血筋がいいんですって～

このあいだ皇子様が生まれたんですって～




天皇家ってどんな高貴な家柄なの？知りたいわ～

まず、ロイヤル結婚式の特集からよ！

お相手の女性はどなたなの？どなたなの？




洋服屋さんなのかしら？洋服は無料で一生手に入れられるもの現実的な選択よね！


綿花の畑を管理してお洋服を売っているお嬢様・・まるでイギリスのダイアナ妃の実家のスペンサー家の商売みたいね！

高貴だわ～きっとすごい大富豪なのよ。

天皇家の結婚相手の川嶋家って・・・元イギリス国王か何かの家だったんじゃないの？

貴族かしら？毎年お米と布を天皇家に献上するんでしょう？



ところで、皇子様が天皇になってやりたいことはお米を作って食べることなんですって！

新嘗祭という特別な儀式で一番神聖で高貴なお米を作る儀式なんですって～

あ、新嘗祭って自分で米を作って、自分に献上する儀式なの？

そういうの、天皇家っていうのかしら？

実は荘園の領主か何かじゃないの？

家系図も持ってたりしてね！

それから、奥さんの実家から布を織って自分に献上してもらうんだ？



そういうの”天皇家の外戚になる”って言うのよね！


 天皇家ってお米屋さん？あ～着物売ってる人・・・？

お米屋さんの親戚になるって言うこと？

違うわよ。

”お米屋さんで貴族”の親戚になって・・・・・・それから、何ていう天皇に毎年お米を献上するの？

あ～エリザベス女王？

CAIRO — At least 15 Sudanese migrants trying to cross from Egypt into Israel were shot and killed at the border early Sunday, possibly by Egyptian police officers, according to security officials and news reports.
The death toll, if confirmed, would be one of the highest in years for migrants and asylum seekers making the treacherous journey across the Sinai Peninsula into Israel. People coming from Sudan, Eritrea and other countries in East Africa have been tortured by traffickers, beaten or shot by the Egyptian security services and have faced open-ended detention by the Israeli authorities, according to human rights groups.

The circumstances of Sunday’s shooting were unclear, and Egyptian government officials refused to comment on the deaths. A senior security official in northern Sinai, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media, said that the Egyptian border police had shot the migrants when they ignored warnings not to cross the border fence. Fifteen were killed and at least eight others wounded, the official said, adding that another eight migrants had been arrested.

But another Egyptian security official said that the Sudanese migrants had been caught in the middle of a shootout between Bedouin smugglers and the Egyptian police, and that they had been killed in the crossfire. And Reuters, citing security sources, said the police had found the migrants’ bodies near the border.
It was impossible to reconcile the conflicting accounts. Egypt’s government, which has been battling an insurgency in northern Sinai for several years, severely restricts access for the news media to towns in the area, as well as to the border zone.
Human rights groups have been warning of the perils facing migrants in Sinai for the last decade. A 2008 report by Human Rights Watch said that the Egyptian police had killed at least 33 migrants trying to cross into Israel over a 17-month period. Despite the danger on the Egyptian side, Israeli officials routinely returned the migrants, putting them into Egyptian custody, the report said.
Even before the migrants reach the frontier, they have faced torture, sexual assault and other abuse by traffickers demanding money — essentially ransom — from the migrants’ families in their home countries, human rights groups say.
The flow of migrants has slowed over the last three years as northern Sinai has been transformed into a military zone, and as Israel has completed a huge steel fence, topped with barbed wire, along the border. But many still brave the risks. This month, Egyptian security forces shot at a group of asylum seekers, mostly from Sudan, near the border, killing one person and wounding five others, according to a report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/16/world/middleeast/egypt-israel-border-sudan-refugees-shot.html




記事の順番が前後しますが、ニューヨークタイムズのニュースを読みました。

さっき書いた記事が最新のもので、

この記事のあと、エジプトが事態を収拾したのでしょうか？

その前はエジプトがやられていた？


Sudanese migrants were shot and killed at early Sunday.

News reports would be one of the years.

Seekers journey shot security services.

Officials refused a senior security who was not speak were killed.

Security sources said It was impossible.

An insurgency severely restricts in the area, as well as to the warning.

Police had killed Egyptian side,the report said.

The frontier have faced the flow over the last  three years.

Military, steel fence, security forces of asylum seekers,one person is wounding.

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian security forces shot dead 24 Islamic State militants in central Sinai, 70 km from the crash site of the Russian passenger plane the group claimed it brought down, security sources said on Monday.

Security sources said they killed the militants as they hid inside a cave in a mountainous area and that they arrested eight of them.

Sinai Province, Islamic State's Egypt branch, is active in North Sinai where two years ago it launched an insurgency and has since killed hundreds of soldiers and policemen. It is rarely active outside that area.

Western governments said it was likely that the Russian airliner that crashed in the Sinai on Oct. 31 killing all 224 people on board was brought down by a bomb and Islamic State claimed it was behind the crash.

Egypt says the bomb theory is premature and that only the conclusion of an official investigation will shed light on what brought down the Airbus 321.

Sinai Province said in a statement on the day of the crash that it had brought down the plane in response to Russian air strikes in Syria.

(Reporting by Ahmed Mohamed Hassan; Editing by Janet Lawrence; Writing by Ahmed Aboulenein)

http://news.yahoo.com/egypt-kills-24-militants-central-sinai-near-russian-151200155--finance.html




Yahooニュースです。

スーダンのほうから数百人の応援も来て、大騒ぎになっているようです。


Forces site of the plane brought down, sources said.

Sources said Province of soldiers was Sinai Province.

イギリスという国は代替わりが激しく、元はアングロサクソン人の土地だったが最近は別の人種によって治められているそうです。



アングロサクソン人は、インド･ヨーロッパ語族のゲルマン人で、元々はユトランド半島に居住していたそうです。

ローマ帝国の衰退に伴い、国境拡大したそうですが、元ローマ市民を自称する本当のキリスト教徒はイギリスに出来た小さな王国を認めないようです。


”あ～あれは原住民だから。”

”島の人って言うの？田舎の人だよ・・・”


田舎の人はフランク王から嫁をもらったりして大陸とは交流があったそうなのですが、

ハノーヴァー朝のグレートブリテン王の代になってからは無視されることが多くなったそうです。

ハノーヴァー家はカペー家の遠い親戚だという家系図をお持ちだったのではないでしょうか？

カペー朝の王はフランク王の血筋をうっすら引いていたはずです。


ところが、存在自体を全く無視され原住民だということで片付けられる。



最後は、”あの原住民の王様（カール大帝）は字もろくにかけない人だったらしいよ。

自分の為の面白いサインを考え出すので精一杯だったんだって。”

とみんなに伝えて回っているようです。


エリザベス女王は字が書けるのが自慢らしい。

王位継承者のチャールズ皇太子はケンブリッジ大学を出る前から字が書ける人だった。

ウィリアム王子の嫁のケイトミドルトンは勿論原住民と違って字が書ける外国の人種だった。


イギリスはハノーヴァー家の血筋を引く、字が書ける王様に治めてもらったほうがいいですよ。

字の書けないヨーロッパの原住民をバカにしている王様にね。


ケイトミドルトンって、多分ガリアかローマ帝国の人だと思うのよ。

字が書けるのが自慢なんだと思うよ。

もしかして、ローマ皇帝の末裔とかじゃないの？