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Frankfooter

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Maybe you should be complaining about Hamas ....
The military occupiers are in charge of keeping the occupation going, not the victims.
Your PM campaigned on never letting the two state solution happen while he was in power.
And now that only 4 of 20 Israeli MP's running the country support the two state solution and the PM promised not to let it happen, its dead.
http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/1.727431

Its not Hamas stopping the two state solution.
They haven't built a single settlement.
 

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The military occupiers are in charge of keeping the occupation going, not the victims.
Your PM campaigned on never letting the two state solution happen while he was in power.
And now that only 4 of 20 Israeli MP's running the country support the two state solution and the PM promised not to let it happen, its dead.
http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/1.727431

Its not Hamas stopping the two state solution.
They haven't built a single settlement.
The occupation protects Israeli victims from Palestinian aggression. It exists because of armed Arab aggression against Israel, and it continues because it keeps a lid on Palestinian attacks.
 

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The clear majority of Palestinian attacks are on civilian targets. They are not included in any definition of self defense. And even the atatcks on Israeli military are in no way productive and only serve to worsen the lives of Palestinians.

The role of the Israeli military, even before Israel existed has been to stop Arab attacks. If there were no attacks then there would have been no Haganah. The conquest of the West Bank and Gaza was because of endless attacks on Israeli towns and a declaration of war by the Arab leadership. Israel has since signed peace deals with two of those countries and the only reason Israel return the land is Jordan (and Egypt) didn't want the land back.

And the occupation will continue until there is someone amongst the Palestinians willing to accept a permanent peace deal.



p.s. Your 'transfer of population comments seem clueless in your claim that Israel, the occupying power, doesn't have the right to put Palestinian prisoners into jail.
I'm sure your opinions are interesting to you but they don't further any real progress unless they are based on documented evidence. These discussions would me much more productive and honest if you produce your sources.
I'll produce mine:

On the transfer of Palestinians out of the occupied territories:

"Individual or mass forcible transfers and deportations of the civilian
population from occupied territory are prohibited."

https://www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/other/law9_final.pdf

On the transfer of Israeli's into the occupied territories:

"The occupying power must not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian
population into the territory it occupies."

https://www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/other/law9_final.pdf

Both of these are violations of the Geneva Convention and as such are war crimes.

As to the right of resistance;

"After effective occupation of territory, members of the territory’s armed
forces who have not surrendered, organized resistance movements and
genuine national liberation movements may resist the occupation. If they
do so, they must distinguish themselves from the civilian population, or
on the basis of GP I, at least carry their weapons openly during attacks
and deployments."

https://www.icrc.org/eng/assets/files/other/law9_final.pdf

As you can see, the right of resistance is part of the Geneva Convention.
 

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Hi Gryfin. As usual you are dishonest:

On the transfer of Palestinians out of the occupied territories:
No Palestinians were transferred out of the occupied territories.

On the transfer of Israeli's into the occupied territories:

"The occupying power must not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian
population into the territory it occupies."
Whether or not that's true depends on where the border is. There isn't agreement on that, only that it shall be negotiated.

As to the right of resistance;

"After effective occupation of territory, members of the territory’s armed
forces who have not surrendered, organized resistance movements and
genuine national liberation movements may resist the occupation. If they
do so, they must distinguish themselves from the civilian population, or
on the basis of GP I, at least carry their weapons openly during attacks
and deployments."
I bolded the part that makes the guy who rammed a truck into soldiers a terrorist. He did not distinguish himself from civilians. Similarly people do not have a right to hurl stones and firebombs.

And obviously those who do dress as militia do not have any right to attack settlers or Israeli civilians. For example the Hamas rocket fire is illegal.

By the way, gryfin, why did you change your handle? The old one so thoroughly discredited that it's not useful anymore?
 

Liminal

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Hi Gryfin. As usual you are dishonest:



No Palestinians were transferred out of the occupied territories.



Whether or not that's true depends on where the border is. There isn't agreement on that, only that it shall be negotiated.



I bolded the part that makes the guy who rammed a truck into soldiers a terrorist. He did not distinguish himself from civilians. Similarly people do not have a right to hurl stones and firebombs.

And obviously those who do dress as militia do not have any right to attack settlers or Israeli civilians. For example the Hamas rocket fire is illegal.

By the way, gryfin, why did you change your handle? The old one so thoroughly discredited that it's not useful anymore?
I have to correct you and confirm that Israel has transferred Palestinians out of the Occupied Territories and into Israel in violation of the Geneva Convention.

"Until the early 1990s, Palestinian prisoners were held in detention facilities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Since then, most of them are deported to prisons and detention centres on Israeli territory[48"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_prisoners_of_Israel

Israel has agreed to borders and you have seen their agreement. As I said, this truth changes the narrative and makes what you are saying meaningless.
 

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I have to correct you and confirm that Israel has transferred Palestinians out of the Occupied Territories and into Israel in violation of the Geneva Convention.

"Until the early 1990s, Palestinian prisoners were held in detention facilities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Since then, most of them are deported to prisons and detention centres on Israeli territory[48"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_prisoners_of_Israel

Israel has agreed to borders and you have seen their agreement. As I said, this truth changes the narrative and makes what you are saying meaningless.
There's no GC prohibition on where criminals can be held in prisons, gryfin.

You are once again just doing your stupid clown dance.
 

Liminal

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There's no GC prohibition on where criminals can be held in prisons, gryfin.

You are once again just doing your stupid clown dance.
Already addressed by the Geneva conventions:

Palestinians out of the occupied territories:

"Individual or mass forcible transfers and deportations of the civilian
population from occupied territory are prohibited."
 

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The military occupiers are in charge of keeping the occupation going, not the victims.
It is amazing how you continually find excuses for Hamas refusing to even negotiate.



Your PM campaigned on never letting the two state solution happen while he was in power.
My PM never even came close. Since you feel the need to pretend I'm Jewish/Israeli it is only fair that I start referring to Hamas as YOUR government.


Its not Hamas stopping the two state solution.
They haven't built a single settlement.
Yep, Hamas committing two major terror attacks last summer and refusing to negotiate aren't barriers to peace but Israel building houses inside existing settlements is. Wow are you immoral.
 

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I'm sure your opinions are interesting to you but they don't further any real progress unless they are based on documented evidence.
Are you really doubting the regular occurrence of Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians? Wow. I had thought you were a reasoned person who I could accept a difference of opinion with but now you are showing your true colours.

Even B'Tselem documents the illegality of Palestinian attacks against Israeli civilians.
http://www.btselem.org/israeli_civilians

Also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Terrorism/victims.html
http://mfa.gov.il/MFA/ForeignPolicy/Terrorism/Palestinian/Pages/Wave-of-terror-October-2015.aspx
 

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I have to correct you and confirm that Israel has transferred Palestinians out of the Occupied Territories and into Israel in violation of the Geneva Convention.

"Until the early 1990s, Palestinian prisoners were held in detention facilities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Since then, most of them are deported to prisons and detention centres on Israeli territory[48"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_prisoners_of_Israel

Israel has agreed to borders and you have seen their agreement. As I said, this truth changes the narrative and makes what you are saying meaningless.
Now you are trying to portray Israel locking up prisoners as a crime against humanity? That is a new low.


Being thrown in jail is NOT deportation or population transfer.
 

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The whole B'Tselem statement.

Attacks by Palestinians on Israeli civilians have taken various forms over the years, chiefly: throwing stones at vehicles and people; firearm attacks; detonating bombs in populated areas and on buses; firing rockets at settlements in the Gaza Strip; and – since the evacuation of the settlements in the Gaza Strip as part of the Israeli withdrawal – firing rockets at Israeli communities near Gaza. These violent attacks have killed hundreds of Israeli civilians and injured thousands in Israel and the Occupied Territories.

Attacks aimed at civilians undermine all rules of morality and law. Specifically, the intentional killing of civilians is considered a "grave breach" of international humanitarian law and a war crime. Whatever the circumstances, such acts are unjustifiable.

Palestinian organizations raise several arguments to justify attacks on Israeli civilians. The main argument is that "all means are legitimate in fighting for independence against a foreign occupation. "This argument is completely baseless , and contradicts the fundamental principle of international humanitarian law . According to this principle, civilians are to be protected from the consequences of warfare , and any attack must discriminate between civilians and military targets . This principle is part of international customary law; as such, it applies to every state, organization, and person, even those who are not party to any relevant convention.

Palestinian spokespersons distinguish between attacks inside Israel and attacks directed at settlers in the Occupied Territories. They argue that, because the settlements are illegal and many settlers belong to Israel's security forces, settlers are not entitled to the protections granted to civilians by international law.

This argument is readily refuted. The illegality of the settlements has no effect at all on the status of their civilian residents. The settlers constitute a distinctly civilian population, which is entitled to all the protections granted civilians by international law. The Israeli security forces' use of land in the settlements or the membership of some settlers in the Israeli security forces does not affect the status of the other residents living among them, and certainly does not make them proper targets of attack.

B'Tselem strongly opposes the attempts to justify attacks against Israeli civilians by using distorted interpretations of international law. Furthermore, B'Tselem demands that the Palestinian Authority do everything within its power to prevent future attacks and to prosecute the individuals involved in past attacks.


http://www.btselem.org/israeli_civilians
 

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Israel has agreed to borders and you have seen their agreement.....
Continue with that pathetic crap. Fact is the Arab states and Palestinian leaders chose war over that agreement. The UN considers the Green Line as the basis for negotiating a border but obviously you know better :der:
 

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The whole B'Tselem statement.
Now that you've stated you accept the work of B'teselem, are you also prepared to accept their findings on Israeli actions?
Are you going to also state that Israeli settler attacks on Palestinian civiians are war crimes?
Will you state that shooting protesters when Israeli soldiers are not in any risk is a war crime?

Or are you going back to excusing all Israeli war crimes again?
 

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Already addressed by the Geneva conventions:

Palestinians out of the occupied territories:

"Individual or mass forcible transfers and deportations of the civilian
population from occupied territory are prohibited."
Incarcerating criminals isn't forced transfer of a population. You say really stupid things.
 

Liminal

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Incarcerating criminals isn't forced transfer of a population. You say really stupid things.
This is addressed by the Geneva conventions:

Palestinians out of the occupied territories:

"Individual or mass forcible transfers and deportations of the civilian
population from occupied territory are prohibited."

7000 Palestinians are in Israeli prisons. This a violation of the Geneva Convention.
 

Liminal

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Now you are trying to portray Israel locking up prisoners as a crime against humanity? That is a new low.


Being thrown in jail is NOT deportation or population transfer.
Being transferred out of the occupied territories to Israel is a crime against humanity. 7000 Palestinians are in Israeli jails.
 

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Are you really doubting the regular occurrence of Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians? Wow. I had thought you were a reasoned person who I could accept a difference of opinion with but now you are showing your true colours.

Even B'Tselem documents the illegality of Palestinian attacks against Israeli civilians.
http://www.btselem.org/israeli_civilians

Also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Terrorism/victims.html
http://mfa.gov.il/MFA/ForeignPolicy/Terrorism/Palestinian/Pages/Wave-of-terror-October-2015.aspx
I have to be honest. I'm having some trouble with this for a number of reasons. Perhaps you can allay my concerns.

First, since you are citing and producing B'Tselem documents as factual, are you prepared to accept the fact that they also document what they perceive as crimes against Palestinians by Israel as well as Israeli violations of the Geneva Convention as factual?

Second, B'Tselem keeps accurate statistics of civilians killed and military members killed. Why not use them as a source?

Third, I looked at your Israeli government source and I had problems immediately. Here's why:

"8 January 2017
Jerusalem, Armon Hanatziv neighbourhood: A truck driven by a terrorist left the road, accelerated and ran over a group of young people who had just gotten off of a bus at the Armon Hanatziv promenade in Jerusalem. The attack occurred shortly after 1 pm. Four young people (3 women and one man in their 20s) were killed and over 11 injured. Soldiers in the group and a civilian bystander shot and killed the driver (28, from the nearby Jabel Mukaber neighborhood) as he turned around and backed up to run over the victims again. The injured (one very critically, several seriously and the rest moderately to lightly) were taken to hospital."

This government description calls the people killed in the most recent attack "a group of young people"..giving the deliberate false impression of civilians when in fact they were soldiers and as such, legitimate targets of resistance.

Given this, why not rely on B'Tselem and we can have an accurate picture of killings on both sides.
 

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I have to be honest. I'm having some trouble with this for a number of reasons. Perhaps you can allay my concerns.

First, since you are citing and producing B'Tselem documents as factual, are you prepared to accept the fact that they also document what they perceive as crimes against Palestinians by Israel as well as Israeli violations of the Geneva Convention as factual?

Second, B'Tselem keeps accurate statistics of civilians killed and military members killed. Why not use them as a source?

Third, I looked at your Israeli government source and I had problems immediately. Here's why:

"8 January 2017
Jerusalem, Armon Hanatziv neighbourhood: A truck driven by a terrorist left the road, accelerated and ran over a group of young people who had just gotten off of a bus at the Armon Hanatziv promenade in Jerusalem. The attack occurred shortly after 1 pm. Four young people (3 women and one man in their 20s) were killed and over 11 injured. Soldiers in the group and a civilian bystander shot and killed the driver (28, from the nearby Jabel Mukaber neighborhood) as he turned around and backed up to run over the victims again. The injured (one very critically, several seriously and the rest moderately to lightly) were taken to hospital."

This government description calls the people killed in the most recent attack "a group of young people"..giving the deliberate false impression of civilians when in fact they were soldiers and as such, legitimate targets of resistance.

Given this, why not rely on B'Tselem and we can have an accurate picture of killings on both sides.
That's BC spreading his propaganda, don't mind him.
 

Frankfooter

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That's BC spreading his propaganda, don't mind him.
Its all part of the program.

Calling all Palestinians 'terrorists' for defending themselves against the occupation is a form of dehumanizing language, meant to justify even worse acts against them.
As in:
And as long as Hamas chooses to attack civilians for a racist, genocidal goal they should be considered cockroaches.
Hamas deserves to be slaughtered.
Do you think Hamas is biologically inclined to terrorism or is it a choice?
Language matters, basketcase is very specific in his incorrect use of the word 'terrorist'.
 
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