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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 05:43 AM by ufoorbhunter
reply to post by masonwatcher

All the Hamas had to do was stop the rocket fire. Olmert begged them and they did nothing but escalate!


reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 05:48 AM by RFBurns
reply to post by masonwatcher



This little back and forth battle goes much further back in history than just recently. Both sides have carried this over decade after decade. It was so darned close to being resolved back in the late 70's but nope, and again it came very close to being resolved in the early 80's, but nope.

There has been, for some odd reason, the desire and drive to maintain this conflict over the years between Israel and Palistine. Where that drive and desire to maintain it is comming from..well thats anybody's guess and would make a good thread/discussion of its own merit.

I suggest everyone open up their history books to circa 1960 thru 1990 and review those decades and see the odd and sudden turn of events that thwarted peace in that region and continues to thwart it to this day.

School is now in session.



Cheers!!!!


reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 05:49 AM by JanusFIN
reply to post by ufoorbhunter



You are very badly missing in your facts... Poor brainwashed.

Or maybe you are really one of those fundamentalistic Christians, Evankelist, or a Zionist... In that case, I condemn your acts against humanity, and its future.

My king will not be a banker.


reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 05:50 AM by duffster
Just some thing you might want to read


JERUSALEM – Israel moved closer to invading Gaza, saying Thursday it had wrapped up preparations for a broad offensive after Palestinian militants fired about 100 rockets and mortar shells across the border in two days.


Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak (R) shakes hands with Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni during their meeting in Cairo, December 25, 2008. [Agencies]

Israel's foreign minister brushed off a call for restraint from Egypt's president, and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made a direct appeal to Gaza's people to pressure their leaders to stop the barrages. But the attacks showed no signs of ending. By nightfall, three rockets and 15 mortar shells had exploded in Israel.

Related readings:
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Olmert issued his appeal in a rare interview with the Arabic language satellite channel al-Arabiya, saying Israel would not hesitate to respond with force if the attacks continued.

"I am telling them now, it may be the last minute, I'm telling them stop it. We are stronger," he said.

Thursday's rocket fire was far less than the barrage of 80 rockets the previous day, and there were no reports of injuries. But Israeli leaders said the continued fire, the most intense since Egypt brokered a cease-fire last June, was unacceptable.

One of the mortar shells landed at Israel's passenger crossing with Gaza just as a group of Palestinian Christians was going through on their way to the West Bank town of Bethlehem for Christmas celebrations, the military said. Another rocket exploded after nightfall in an industrial park south of the coastal city of Ashkelon, police said.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak invited Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni to Cairo to discuss the possibility of renewing the truce, which expired Friday. But by the time Livni arrived, she was in no mood to discuss a cease-fire, and she dismissed Mubarak's pleas for restraint.

"Enough is enough," she said afterward. "When there's shooting, there's a response. Any state would react that way."

In Israel, Defense Minister Ehud Barak warned that "whoever harms the citizens and soldiers of Israel will pay a heavy price."

He did not elaborate. But defense officials, speaking on condition on anonymity because they were discussing classified information, said the Israeli operation would likely begin with surgical airstrikes against rocket launchers and continue with a land invasion. Harsh weather conditions are hampering visibility and complicating air force missions, so the operation won't be launched until the skies clear, they added.


www.chinadaily.com.cn...



reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 05:52 AM by scar
reply to post by tezzajw



My thoughts are on the same line with you there. Glad to be living in Canada. The megadeath tune though....I prefer on't_Worry,_Be_Happy" target="_blank" class="postlink">Bobby's tune

[edit on /12/27/08 by scar]


reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 06:04 AM by masonwatcher
Originally posted by RFBurns
reply to
post by masonwatcher



This little back and forth battle goes much further back in history than just recently. Both sides have carried this over decade after decade. It was so darned close to being resolved back in the late 70's but nope, and again it came very close to being resolved in the early 80's, but nope.

There has been, for some odd reason, the desire and drive to maintain this conflict over the years between Israel and Palistine. Where that drive and desire to maintain it is comming from..well thats anybody's guess and would make a good thread/discussion of its own merit.

I suggest everyone open up their history books to circa 1960 thru 1990 and review those decades and see the odd and sudden turn of events that thwarted peace in that region and continues to thwart it to this day.

School is now in session.

Cheers!!!!


Unfortunately this is a one sided conflict. Peace treaties have always failed because Israel never honours its commitments. Have you seen a map of Palestine lately. Well those creeping settlements didn't appear over night. The last attempt at a peace treaty was the Oslo Accord which initiated a massive Israeli land grab to create 'facts on the ground' which is a euphemism for squatting. Israel even failed to deliver 13% of the 90% of Palestinian land it occupies.

Why the bizarre pie slicing? Well Israelis are pathological obscurantists. Overly complicated percentages shuts down the frontal lobes of American audiences. Of course the Palestinians would not stand for that bull so Israel turned around and said that they wanted to give land to the Palestinians and they refused. The Palestinians want 100% of their territory, plain and simple.

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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 06:05 AM by duffster
Scores die in Israeli air strikes

I found some video of the attacks and the mess that is going on

news.bbc.co.uk...

cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com...


cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com...

www.russiatoday.com...

I will keep hunting for more video of the strikes

cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com...



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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 06:08 AM by ufoorbhunter
reply to post by JanusFIN


Missing in facts? Where? Just following news channels all round the world, not some fantasy land Jihadi website. We are reporting Forum for Breaking News aren't we?
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