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Oh God...its Really Got Serious Now...israeli Boots On The Ground In Gaza
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.So…. if you had neighbors that constructed numerous hidden tunnels into your home and came, almost at will with the stated purpose (proven over and over) of killing you, your children, your family and destroying your home and during other times firing hundreds of rounds of Russian and/or Iranian supplied rockets with one purpose only, to kill, maim and destroy, that'd be Ok with ya'll? Unique concept…
Strange, isn't it that finally even the UN has reported that Hamas has hidden hundreds of rounds of rockets in the UN provided and run schools in Gaza? Other than teachers, I'd expect the only other occupants of said schools are children… wonderful, caring people, Hamas.
Israel agrees to a Hamas proposed "humanitarian cease-fire" and within hours attacks Israel with another barrage of rockets and tunnel infiltrators armed to the teeth...
Strange, isn't it that finally even the UN has reported that Hamas has hidden hundreds of rounds of rockets in the UN provided and run schools in Gaza? Other than teachers, I'd expect the only other occupants of said schools are children… wonderful, caring people, Hamas.
Israel agrees to a Hamas proposed "humanitarian cease-fire" and within hours attacks Israel with another barrage of rockets and tunnel infiltrators armed to the teeth...
Hmmm… Balfour rings a bell with me… doesn't it you? Any historian will point to the Declaration as entirely British… so, any criticism of the end result must be addressed by who?
In 2005 Israel removed hundreds of Jewish settlers from the Gaza strip and returned the land to the Palestinians… did the attacks from Gaza diminish? Of course not, silly of me to ask…
Sorry to inform you Sandy, that a large part of what later became the U.S. of A. was settled by the English. Other huge parts that were claimed and settled dispersing the Natives were all European… long before the U.S. existed
In 2005 Israel removed hundreds of Jewish settlers from the Gaza strip and returned the land to the Palestinians… did the attacks from Gaza diminish? Of course not, silly of me to ask…
Sorry to inform you Sandy, that a large part of what later became the U.S. of A. was settled by the English. Other huge parts that were claimed and settled dispersing the Natives were all European… long before the U.S. existed
> In 2005 Israel removed hundreds of Jewish settlers from the Gaza strip and returned the land to the Palestinians… did the attacks from Gaza diminish? Of course not, silly of me to ask… <
why did they they just ignore the un when told to go back to the land they had before the war
america gives them aid and backs them all the way so they can just ignore the un
why did they they just ignore the un when told to go back to the land they had before the war
america gives them aid and backs them all the way so they can just ignore the un
Clanad, we know what’s happening – no one is disputing that – but your agenda isn’t founded upon ethics or upon the principle of justice – it arises solely from your determined allegiance to religion. This goes far beyond the Balfour Declaration, which although no doubt formulated with the best intentions, was in my opinion utterly misguided. It has created far more problems than it's solved. But forget the politics – that’s not what it’s really all about. The whole sorry situation emanates from a superstitious legend kept alive by God’s allegedly chosen people who harbour an eternal belief in their exceptional status, and a never-ending ambition to fulfil what they believe to be an ancient prophecy – to return to the allegedly Promised Land. Had that alleged promise never been recorded, Jews would still have migrated to countries throughout the world, but instead of making the toast ‘Next year in Jerusalem’ at every opportunity, they would have settled, integrated with their neighbours, and lived their lives in relative peace - and hence the Palestinians would have lived their lives in relative peace. In place of that, we have this – a problem without solution that is causing endless pain, death, destruction and turmoil. So much for religion.
Incidentally, I don’t know if you’ve been to Israel, but it’s a very sad place.
Incidentally, I don’t know if you’ve been to Israel, but it’s a very sad place.
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