Poem

1st Shot: (Wide Shot)
Green Landscape,
shores of a river,
blue sky, nice day
red sun shining,
few people swimming,
some barely getting wet.

2nd Shot: (Wide Shot)
River alone,
no one there,
Beautiful landscape,
red sunset,
flowers falling in the water,
river covered in red flowers,
big, grown up plants.

3rd Shot: (Pan Out)
A teenager,
remembering his childhood,
swimming in the river.

Thanks franco.

Indirect Israeli-Palestinian negotiations are over extending a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and ending a blockade of the battered territory got underway in Cairo on Wednesday, with both sides taking hard-line positions and much jockeying expected ahead.

Israel wants the Islamic militant Hamas to disarm, or at least ensure it cannot re-arm, before considering the group's demand that the territory's borders be opened. Israel and Egypt imposed a closure after the Hamas takeover of Gaza in 2007, although Egypt allows individuals to cross intermittently.
Egyptian mediators have been shuttling between the delegations. An Egyptian airport official said the Israelis were back in Cairo Wednesday evening after flying out earlier in the day. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief reporters.

Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel's intense bombardment of Gaza, saying that despite the high civilian death toll it was a "justified" and "proportionate" response to Hamas attacks.
Egyptian mediators have been shuttling between the delegations. An Egyptian airport official said the Israelis were back in Cairo Wednesday evening after flying out earlier in the day. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief reporters.

Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel's intense bombardment of Gaza, saying that despite the high civilian death toll it was a "justified" and "proportionate" response to Hamas attacks.



"The two sides have reviewed what they consider issues of concern," Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said at a news conference



Hazem Abu Shanab, a member of Fatah;
"As long as there is occupation, there will be resistance and there will be weapons," he said. "The armament is linked to the occupation."



"The most important thing to us is removing the blockade and starting to reconstruct Gaza," said Bassam Salhi, a Palestinian delegate. "There can be no deal without that." He added.

Piece of news

Thanks Franco, the Gaza strip has been attacked once more by the Israeli forces , and now the objective were civilians, the attack was in the city of Rafah at the south of gaza, and it was categorized as a "Criminal act" by the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon. At least 10 people were killed and dozens more wounded after a projectile struck a street outside the school gates on Sunday morning on the Gaza school.