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Israeli State Sponsored Terrorism Targets and Murders Two Palestinian Civilians

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scroll99 said:
I am pretty convince one day this world will be destroyed by few of those 500
nukes , but we wont be here to see the carnage ...
Scroll, they have them but they wont use them unless fired upon first.
They call it the 'Samson Option', but there should be no need for that if all Arab nations would just leave Israel the FUCK alone!!!
 
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Is Israel being attacked Esco?

No one who doesn't want to be obliterated by the US would touch Israel. (Individuals with homemade bombs and rocks don't constitute a national threat) The US is very trigger-happy these days and the US and Israel have nukes.

Iran might just get it for talking tough regardless of their ability to actually effect any destruction.

Do you think Israel should remove settlements or build more? Do you see why a displaced people are upset? Israel has killed 3 times as many Palestinians as palestinians have killed israelis. Israel has the $$ and the weapons and the power. Do you think isolating and virtually imprisoning a population based on ethnicity/culture/religion is a peace provoker?
Do you know how many jewish israeli peace groups there are who are opposed to the provocative acts of the israeli gov?

tell them to leave israel alone - they are israel.
 

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Is Israel being attacked Esco?
Uhm...feminista, check your history, Israel was attacked during the Gulf war (by Iraq ; remember those Scuds???)

They never retaliated (with Nukes) and I dont think they will, unless pushed to the brink.
 
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I said "IS Israel being attacked?"

1991 is over.

when you want arab nations to leave israel alone what do you mean?
Can you answer the rest of my post?
 

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feminista said:
tell them to leave israel alone - they are israel.
If you really believe that then why dont you defend Israel against the many
Arabs who want to push her into the Mediterranean???
 
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I have opposed Israeli policy as it relates to palestinians -as does much of the israeli population. This policy had just begun to change. Now the most violence is coming from violent settlers.

I am not anti-israel. It can still be a good place. I have 2 good friends living in jerusalem. it is there where i was learned up on the on the murderous direction the IDF was going in and met many lefty jews and peaceful muslims (who have now disappeared) who opposed the violent tactics the gov was employing.


I cant even be objective
I know. i've read your anti-islam schpeel.


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esco this was my reply to the post you just changed where you say you can't answer me becuz you can't be objective becuz i am anti-israel.
 

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feminista, I'm not anti-Arab, nor am I anti-muslim.
I'm longing for the day when we can all put this bullshit behind us!!!

Until that day, I will defend the fatherland till the day I die!!


;)
 
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Why the F---CK do muslims come here
is your quote about muslims from a terb conversation esco. do u deny it?


"will kill for oil" is the byline under my name. It is my mockery of US foreign policy. And "send in the clowns" my sig line is a mockery of the new canadian gov. I don't see how any of that is relevent except to detract from your anti-muslim remark.
 

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feminista said:
is your quote about muslims from a terb conversation esco. do u deny it?

LOL.....I big time deny it :rolleyes:
feminista said:
is your quote about muslims from a terb conversation esco. do u deny it?............yadda.......yadda, I big time deny it!!!!!

Where are we going with this, Feminista??????????
 
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I think it is partially becuz of the violent resistance that they may now be in a position to be non-violent and successfully negotiate in the future. Awareness (via terrorism) has vastly increased global awareness of this situation and increased everyones vested interest and pressure to find a mutually acceptable outcome.
Amazing! I didn't know you were such a terrorism-monger! Brilliant apolonista! I have never read such an immoral apology for the intentional targetting and gruesome slaughter and violent mass murder of innocent civilians.

Basically, apolonista is saying "you go terroristas!"
 

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feminista said:
Is Israel being attacked Esco?
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Yes, Rocket attacks from Gaza are quite common (as well as mortars from Lebanon, West Bank, etc. in the past), even as Israel was pulling settlers out.

Most recent I can find is Feb. 3.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4678258.stm

From wik.
List of notable Qassam Attacks

On June 28, 2004, the first fatal Qassam rocket attack occurred in Sderot, when rockets launched by Hamas killed two Israelis.

On September 29, 2004, a Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip hit the southern Israeli town of Sderot, killing two Israeli children. It was the second fatal Qassam rocket attack. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack.

On October 3, 2004, Mahadi Mushtaha, a senior member of the Qassam production and development team in the Gaza Strip was killed by an Israeli targeted assassination. Mushtaha, a resident of the Jabalia refugee camp, was alleged to have been the manager of workshops and labs producing components of the Qassam rockets. [4]

On January 21, 2005, the fifth Israeli died from wounds sustained during a Qassam rocket attack in Sderot.

On March 2, 2005, IDF forces discovered a bomb-lab near Jenin that manufactures Qassam rockets. IDF Sappers safely detonated the lab, which contained many explosives and a Qassam rocket in initial stage of production. [5] This is not the first time that a Qassam rocket was found in the West Bank.

On July 14, 2005, Dana Galkovitch, a 22-year-old Israeli, was killed in a Qassam attack in the Netiv Ha'asara kibbutz, just north of the Gaza Strip [6]

On September 12, 2005, a Qassam rocket hit a Israeli town, following the Gaza Pullout.

On September 23, 2005, at least 3 Qassam rockets were shot from the Gaza Strip, hitting the Israeli town of Sderot. [7]

On September 24, 2005, five Israelis were injured when Palestinian terrorists launched about 30 rockets on Israeli communities from the Gaza Strip. This attack followed an incident the previous day, in which 20 Palestinians, including 16 civilians, were killed when a vehicle carrying Qassam rockets exploded during a Hamas rally in Jabalya. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are still unknown. To date, no evidence has been found to substantiate Hamas’ claim that Israeli interference was responsible for the accident.[8]

In mid-December 2005, A Qassam rocket hit near the moshav of Ram-on, part of the Ta'anachim group of agricultural villages outside the northern town of Afula.

On December 26, 2005, a Qassam rocket landed at a very small distance from a kindergarten during a Chanukah party at kibbutz Sa'ad.[9]

February 3, 2006, a Qassam rocket struck a family's house in the western Negev village of Kibbutz Karmiya, slightly injuring four people, icluding a 7-month-old baby. [10]
 

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feminista said:
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R U saying they are not capable of resisting nonviolently?
If they had been resisting nonviolently would anyone have noticed?
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The Palestinians have used terror effectively to promote their cause but it is now time to finish the process using non-violent diplomatic means. Why throw away the past decade of progress.

It's not that they're not capable, they just have leaders who benefit from the violence.
 

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"That is the constant refrain of imperialism. You have
your jackboot on someone's neck and they're about to
destroy you.
The same is true with any form of oppression. And it's
psychologically understandable. If you're crushing and
destroying someone, you have to have a reason for it ,
and it can't be, I'm a murderous monster. It has to be
self-defense. I'm protecting myself against them. Look
what they're doing to me. Oppression gets
psychologically inverted: the oppressor is the victim
who is defending himself."

Noam Chomsky, Imperial Ambitions

Try to remember who is occupying whom...
 

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But of course, you sometimes need to keep your boot (nazi comparison omitted) on a persons neck because they have attempted to kill you for the past 60(80?) years. Was there a year without a Palestinian/Arab attack on Israel? There have been repeated solutions proposed, many of which were accepted by the Israelis and rejected by the arab community.

The road to peace is not through supporting continued violence. Even after giving up Gaza, there are still attacks launched from Gaza. Five were even reported launched at about the same time as the peaceful protest. There is no denying that Israel has reason to clamp down on extremists.

BTW. Noam is hardley unbiased.
 

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basketcase said:
Yes, Rocket attacks from Gaza are quite common (as well as mortars from Lebanon, West Bank, etc. in the past), even as Israel was pulling settlers out.
From wik.
You forget to include the dozens of Hamas homicide bombers.
 
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