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reply posted on 11-9-2007 @ 06:43 PM by Bunch
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That might be true, with the difference that Israel don't provide safe heaven to a recognize international terrorist organization like Hezbollah.

Other than that yeah.


reply posted on 11-9-2007 @ 07:40 PM by Xtrozero
Originally posted by bodrul

its jokes when people say Israel is so innacent.

unless you consider military personale that attack palistinians not to be ligit targets,.

for israel hamas would be a ligit target such as their forces are to hamas



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Maybe if you read the post you would see I was asking the question that if the 50 Israel were totally illegitimate targets then that means they must be at war.

Here’s a question, Why is Israel an illegal occupation of land where Jordan, Syria, and Iraq are all legal countries?

Syria was under French occupation until they gain their independence in 1944.

Iraq was carved out of the Ottoman Empire by the French and British in 1920 at which time it became Iraq.

Jordan and Israel as a Palestine state was under British rule. Now in the Palestine state there were both Jewish and Arabs, and the British divided it up 75% that was to be Jordan and 25% becoming Israel. In 1945 to 1949 Jordan reached independents, as Israel did too in 1948.

Now all these new countries didn’t like an Israel and so there was a war in 1948 and armistice in 1949. Then in 1967 all those Arab countries attacked Israel again and basically lost thus giving up the west bank. (and much more that Israel gave back)

Then after a few more little wars, Jordan in 1988 renounced all claims to the west bank, and soon followed with the Israel-Jordanian peace treaty in 1994 that lead to no more hostilities to this day between the two countries.

If Jordan as the other part of the old Palestine state sees them as a true country why doesn’t everyone else see it. I see them just as legit as all the Arab countries around them, and they could have been a lot larger if they wanted to keep/take more land from every war they won…but they didn’t.

So just what is your beef?


reply posted on 11-9-2007 @ 11:09 PM by vox2442
Originally posted by Bunch
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post by vox2442



That might be true, with the difference that Israel don't provide safe heaven to a recognize international terrorist organization like Hezbollah.

Other than that yeah.


Six nations (6) class Hezbollah (or one of it`s affiliates) as terrorists. Six.

Roughly the same as considered Irgun terrorists. What did the Israelis do with them? Oh yeah, they elected Menachem Begin, commander of Irgun from `43 to `48. That`s going far beyond "safe haven".

Six of one, half dozen of another.

All in all, as a non-jewish atheist, I`d prefer to take my chances in Lebanon. Better beaches.


reply posted on 12-9-2007 @ 09:44 PM by Bunch
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Its also funny that you mention that because as you said they are refugees, most Palestinian refugees in Arab countries are considered second class citizens and are given no rights, and basically live out the work of charities.

That says a lot about the other Arab countries, at least before the second Intifads started Israel used to allowed a significant portion of the Palestinian population to go and work in Israel, until the terrorists mess up the oportunity for the regular folk to make a living.

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reply posted on 13-9-2007 @ 07:12 AM by Subcomandante
Originally posted by Bunch
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post by Subcomandante



Its also funny that you mention that because as you said they are refugees, most Palestinian refugees in Arab countries are considered second class citizens and are given no rights, and basically live out the work of charities.

That says a lot about the other Arab countries, at least before the second Intifads started Israel used to allowed a significant portion of the Palestinian population to go and work in Israel, until the terrorists mess up the oportunity for the regular folk to make a living.

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They allowed a small number to pass through, after going through a half dozen checkpoints. Not exactly a free passage. Regular folk have been unable to make a living in Palestine for many years. Since trade embargos and funding was cut off for Palestine, they have been without any real economy. Almost all government offices, plus the police force, haven't been paid in years. Hence why criminal organisations had such power in both Gaza and the West Bank.

And as for Jordan, I've not heard of them being involved properly since they extradited the PLO on Black Sunday back in the 70s.
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