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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon entered the blockaded Gaza Strip on Sunday, where 1.5 million people have been under lockdown by Israel and Egypt for nearly three years.
Ban has repeatedly called for an end to the blockade, imposed after Hamas seized Gaza in 2007.
In a visit to a Gaza City neighborhood badly damaged during IDF Operation Cast Lead, Ban promised residents appealing for an end to the blockade that "we stand with you."
He described Israel's recent opening of Gaza's borders to allow in window frames and other supplies to complete a 151-apartment UN housing project in southern Gaza as "a drop in a bucket of water" and promised to "ask the Israeli authorities to do more." Most of the 15,000 homes destroyed or damaged during IDF Operation Cast Lead in January last year have also not been repaired because of the blockade.
Hamas police lined the streets in areas Ban visited. They repeatedly prevented journalists from keeping up with the UN convoy, blocking roads and repeatedly raising their assault rifles in the direction of the journalists' cars.
Later Sunday, Noam and Aviva Schalit, the parents of IDF soldier St.-Sgt. Gilad Schalit, who is held captive by Hamas, will meet with Ban.
The Schalits are set to travel to Geneva on Sunday to cheap gucci shoes address the UNHRC - the international body that appointed the Goldstone Commission and endorsed its report. The two will appeal to the UN for support in efforts to release their son from Hamas custody.
On Saturday night, Ban called for Schalit be released on humanitarian grounds and for Palestinian terrorists to stop firing rockets from Gaza into Israel.
After spending the day talking to Palestinian leaders in the West Bank, Ban came to Jerusalem to have dinner with President Shimon Peres.
He recalled that he had met with Peres in Beit Hanassi in January 2009, “at a very critical period” of the conflict with Gaza.
His current visit, he said, also came at a critical juncture, and he was bringing a clear message from the meeting of the Quartet in Moscow on Friday that called for cessation of the settlement activity and illegal outposts.
While he knew Israel’s security problems, and always will be aware and open minded about them, he said, Ban stressed the need for Israel and the Palestinians to live as two states side-by-side in peace and security.
He called for an end to all violence and a calming of the current situation.
He also counseled both sides to refrain from actions that would undermine the outcome of the negotiations.
He concurred with Peres the negotiations should start immediately, and added that all issues should be settled within 24 months.
Ban expressed support for the efforts of the United States to simplify proximity talks and urged the Israeli and Palestinian leadership to take advantage of these negotiations.
He said that when meeting with Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad earlier in the day, he had encouraged him to engage in talks with Israel, and that he would do the same when he meets with PA President Mahmoud Abbas and other Arab leaders in Libya.
He was optimistic that Israel and the Palestinians can be good partners in achieving peace, and stipulated that peace between the Arabs and Israel must be comprehensive.
He also declared support for the resumption of discount gucci shoes negotiations between Israel and Syria. “I’m here to say that peace is not just necessary and urgent but achievable,” he said.
Ban voiced appreciation for steps that Israel has taken to enable the UN to carry out humanitarian projects in Gaza, and said the blockade imposed by Israel could be lifted while still addressing Israel’s security concerns.
He also thanked the Israeli government and people for the quick action and support for the people of Haiti. He had met the Israelis engaged in humanitarian aid, he said, and described what they had done as “a wonderful example of global solidarity.”
In welcoming Ban, Peres called on Abbas to start negotiations straight away. “Let us not waste time,” he said. “Things have to move.”
Peres also urged that the UN take a stand on Schalit, saying that the fact that no outside medical staffer had been allowed to examine him in more than three years of captivity in Gaza was “unbelievable.”
Saying that “peace is possible,” Peres advised all those involved in efforts for peace to ignore pessimistic voices.
Earlier on Saturday, OC Military Intelligence Maj.-Gen. Amos Yadlin met with Ban in Jerusalem, the IDF said in a statement.
Yadlin briefed Ban about smuggling routes used by Iran to provide weapons to various terrorist groups in the Middle East. The UN chief also heard about the situation in southern Lebanon and Hizbullah’s violations of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, as well as about the Iranian nuclear project.
On Saturday morning, Ban said during a tour of the West Bank that Israeli settlement building anywhere on occupied land was illegal and must be stopped.
From a hilltop observation post on the outskirts of Ramallah, Ban got a closer look at some of the Israeli enclaves scattered across Palestinian-claimed territories.
The panorama included Givat Ze’ev, home to 11,000 Israelis who live in rows of red-roofed houses, and Jewish neighborhoods in east Jerusalem.
Ban rejected Israel’s distinction between east Jerusalem and the West Bank, saying that both are occupied lands.
“The world has condemned Israel’s settlement discount christian louboutin plans in east Jerusalem,” Ban said at a news conference after his brief tour. “Let us be clear. All settlement activity is illegal anywhere in occupied territory and must be stopped.”
The UN chief also expressed concern about what he said was a worsening humanitarian situation in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.

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