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United Nations Security Council Resolution 478, adopted on August 20, 1980, declared Israel's 1980 Jerusalem Law a violation of international law, and states that the Council will not recognize this law, and calls on member states to accept the decision of the council. This resolution also calls upon member states to withdraw their diplomatic missions from the city. The [Jerusalem] law declared Jerusalem to be Israel's "eternal and indivisible" capital.
The resolution was passed with 14 votes to none against, with the United States abstaining.
Could you tell me just what conclusions the MacBride and then the Kahan commissions came to
Is this about Sabra and Shatila?
What do you want me to refer to in regards to it?
What do you mean by "Ditto"? Do you, or do you not see the difference between stopping a rogue terrorist organization that came from your own nation, and massacring anyone who politically opposes you?
Before we came the Ottomans were massacring Christians, before that the Crusaders butchered both Arabs and Jews...
The Zionists were not the catalyst
Originally posted by siahchi
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HAHAHA! Ackmedjibberjab (ahmedinijad) has actually been proven to be Jewish! His family name is Sabourjain. To win a conflict, control both sides. Iranians can't stand the guy, he doesn't do them any favors running his big mouth.
See here: Uk Telegraph: jibbajab's jewish past
Thanks for the laugh ms. sod! Disinfo disinfo.....
Anyway, she apologized on national T.V. Google it or something
And Ashkenazim (who run the country, along with New Yorkers) are NOT Semetic, they are from Poland, Russia, what have you.
See: Siahchi's Research on Semites in history (scroll to middle of page)
See also:www.abovetopsecret.com...
And why not: www.abovetopsecret.com...
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"The new plan for Silwan allows for the addition of thousands of housing units for the Arab sector and the resolution of hundreds of construction violations."
The city's plan would raze 22 Palestinian homes and construct a tourism center in their place. An additional 66 homes built without the proper permits would receive approval retroactively. The tourism center for the area, which is called Al Bustan in Arabic and Gan Hamelekh (King's Garden) in Hebrew, is to include restaurants and boutique hotels. The city said it would help residents of the 22 homes due for demolition to move to other areas of Silwan.
I cant work out nestled quotes on ATS so excuse the format.
Just interested as to what conclusions the commissions came to, after all, Israel has never stuck one group of people on another for her own benefit and any Israeli sponsored terrorism stopped after the declaration of Independence. While you are checking that out, would you mind looking into Operation Susannah.
Rogue terrorist organisations which were awarded honours by the state..Yep it is most definitely our freedoms which ‘they’ hate.
I think your mask has slipped a tad there my friend. Theodor Herzl, a Hungarian born of Serbian parents, wrote a book in which a political extremist called Geyer is thrown out of Herzl’s utopian land..
So the advice is- wiki is not a reliable, or respected source, especially around here. I rather like for you guy's to get more complex with your threads, it just allows for a more complete de-construction of the lies.
"Palestine" or "israel"(isfake), it says that those entries are under scrutiny due to people posting all types of crazy things. Now, just for *craps* and giggles, try to modify the page in any way that doesn't go along with it's current, standard American gov. stance on the issue. It never even shows up. Just try it.
Now, even when it was still the British mandate of Palestine, groups like the irgun and stern gang were committing terrorist acts against both the Palestinians and the British.
That's encyclopedia Britannica by the way.
but if your going to try to pass off complete bull dookey and dis-info to the ATS crowd, you gotta do better than that.
people that don't just accept the rubbish they're told to believe
Oh, you're talking about Silwan..
Here's the thing about Silwan-
In a recent interview to the news both the Arab Muktar (leader) of the neighborhood, and the Jewish one turned to the press and asked them to leave them all alone- According to them the Jews and the Arabs of the neighborhood are living in peace, and these changes are agreed upon by all..
Why can't you just tell me what you want me to find, and I'll comment on it..
No, when has it [Israel] ever used its political influence to sick one group of people on another for its own benefit?
You're all over the place, just answer the question: Can you see the difference between Hamas killing Fatah for opposing them politically, and Hagana hunting down and catching Irgun members for being too extreme?
Just goes to show how easy it is to manipulate people into believing lies, and how short our collective memory is-Things that had happened in the 60's were relavent in the 80's, but it seems they are forgotten today.
So? What does that have to do with what you quoted?
Which is why I linked to the Ha'aretz articles; Balance and fairness and all that.
Okay, what were the conclusions of the MacBride and Kahan Commissions. What were the aims of Operation Susannah and how do the answers affect your previous statement that
Extreme acts which would be 'celebrated' by some in the Israeli Government sixty years later.
Getting a ribbon 40 years later hardly means the Irgun's actions were supported by Israel.. It just means that enough time went by that people started forgetting, I guess..
Why did it take the Haganah so long to go after the Irgun? They had been placing bombs in Palestinian market places since the 1930's.
Hamas need to end, unconditionally, any armed resistance which targets Israeli civilians.
Do you have any knowledge of the leaders and originators of political zionism? Or did your 'research' just involve reading one of dershowitz's books?
Yeah, I'm cool with that.. Haaretz, BTW (I don't know if you've noticed), is very left wing, and while most of the MSM in Israel is left wing, this one's extremely left wing, and condemns Israel for everything it does..
I meant find me the relevant quote.. Quote me the conclusions.. From what I know of Sabra and Shatila it wasn't that the Israeli army instigated this massacre, it just ignored it..
Besides, it didn't create these phalanges, and it didn't control them, and this is only one incident in the whole history of Israel
It's completely different from the involvement and creation of the PLO and Fadayin.
As for the Susannah operation.. Yeah, it was a dumb covert operation, but it wasn't about terrorizing the Egyptians, it was about making someone else look extreme....
Again, it's not the same as being dedicated to terrorism..
First of all it's not these acts that were celebrated, not all of what they did was vile, and I don't think they were given this to celebrate whatever evil they have done, but instead the good- They did fight and die during the war in defense of it.
Third, actions speak louder than words- They were hunted by Hagana, they were extradited by Hagana to the Brits, Hagana did try and spoil whatever plans they had, and they did have to hide from everyone else
I thought they were created in the 40's..
What do you think, those guys would walk around with a sign over their head saying "We're the Irgun"? They hid. They weren't easiest people on earth to find
Sadly it *is* the armed resistance.
Even towards its own citizens it behaves badly, like when they took over the Gaza TV station by force a week ago or so..
Educate me..
heh heh, I tried to find it on Arutz Sheva but the lack of a search function foiled that plan.
I think facilitated was the word used. As you are aware, both reports came to very similar conclusions. But dont take my word for it, anyone reading our discussion can research and find the reports.
Jewish nationalism being so much better than other types...ultra-nationalism never ends well, for anyone.
The planting of explosive devices aimed at civilian infrastructure is terrorism, state sponsored in this case. Isnt that exactly what you are accusing 'Arab' nations of in your OP?
In meetings with prime minister Moshe Sharett, minister of defense Pinhas Lavon denied any knowledge of the operation. When intelligence chief Gibli contradicted Lavon, Sharrett commissioned a board of inquiry consisting of Israeli Supreme Court Justice Isaac Olshan and the first chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, Yaakov Dori that was unable to find conclusive evidence that Lavon had authorized the operation.
Hmmm, I wonder how many more we can find..
I hear the hamas also have social programs as well.
You are in good company though, Netenyahu said something very similar in a speech praising ex irgun members - one mans terrorist etc etc.
Nope.The irgun split from the haganah in the early thirties.
Irgun members continued to defend settlements, but at the same time began counter-attacks, thus ending the policy of restraint. These attacks were intended to instill fear in the Arab side, in order to cause the Arabs to wish for peace and quiet.
The first operations began around April 1936...
At that time, however, these acts were not yet a part of a formulated policy of the Irgun.[10] Not all of the aforementioned operations received a commander's approval, and Jabotinsky was not in favor of such actions at the time. Jabotinsky still hoped to establish a Jewish force out in the open that would not have to operate underground.
In reality, the armed operations against Arabs were the actions of small groups, or even individual Irgun members. Most of the Irgun were involved during this time with protection and defense of settlements.
They had no need to go round with a sign, Jewish palestinians already knew who they were.
Although that would leave them defenceless against an occupying military which doesnt recognise civilians in times of war.
Read, research, debate and form your own conclusions. But whatever you do, dont take my word for it.
lol Arutz Sheva is not Israeli MSM.. I've never heard of it before I started posting here.
Ynet is usually good. A bit of a lefty, but not too much.. I think it's just anti Likud and pro Kadima, so whatever Likud does it won't support, so now it seems a bit left wing.
Again, show me in what way they have been used? Meaning throughout the war.. Have you ever seen Waltz with Bashir?
Yeah but Jewish nationalism isn't ultra nationalism.. I agree, ultra nationalism never ends well.
Again, this one, very uncharacteristic, covert op, which was planned, designed, and kept a secret by just a few men, without the knowledge of the prime minister at the time, or anyone else for that matter, still doesn't mean that Israel uses terror to fight its enemies..
Not many, and finding a few specific, irregular, out of the ordinary events can not compare to a history of terrorism, or to how the Arab nations use and always have used the Palestinian people for their political interests, with no regards as to what happens to the people because of what Hamas is doing
And 60 years from now, when Hamas in disbanded and its terror forgotten, trust me, Hamas activists will also get ribbons and medals for those social activities, rather than their terrorism.
I would never praise terror..
They split in the early thirties, but retaliations started later than that, around the mid thirties, and they were not approved or authorized by leaders of the Irgun.. Although it doesn't seem like they did anything to prevent it either..
How would you know that?
Not really, they can turn Hamas into their army, or police force, in cooperation with Israel, and not feel defenseless.. And the IDF is no longer occupying Gaza, so what's the big deal?
How can the IDF recognize who's civilian and who's not when Hamas does nothing to distinguish themselves from their civilian population?
Don't worry, I'm a big boy..
I can handle your opinions, they won't override mine.
Don't bring up something like Hertzel's book, which I haven't even read, without explaining the context to the rest of what we talked about..
It just seems like you, yourself, don't feel like you know enough about these specific subjects, so you're sending me off to investigate...
Interesting, then, that's where sharon, dayan, and begin got their start.
1.) Personal experiance
2.) Volumes of reference material (mostly hardcover)
3.) And to stay on top of current events, the net,
In that order.
What we're discussing here is actually mostly found in obscure, dusty volumes anyway.
And if you don't like the fact that many here are skeptical of the msm
you're giving one sided statements
eschewing the essential "other side of the story" necessary for a full and accurate representation of the actual events
and using a reference written by anons on the internet.
all pro isfakis
here on this site we totally deconstruct any and all statements made
It's interesting how you would paint me as some type of misinformed, ill-educated, poorly read tin hatter
Can I remind anyone reading this
Which ideology do you believe is predominant?
Strange thing is, both men believed that integration of the (Jabotinskys words) native population was both possible and important. Under a Jewish majority of course.
Israel should have become a light to the world instead it failled (imho), because it couldnt raise itself out of the European nationalism from where the guiding ideology came.
So its gone from, we have never used the tactics of terror to, well, we sometimes have done it.
I'm not saying Israel's politics is and always has been flawless, I'm just showing the connection between Palestinian terrorism and Arab political interest, is all..
I am, in fact, suggesting that it has stopped. It still happens from time to time, but it's not organized, neither is it effective, neither is it supported by the government.. As a matter of fact just a couple of months ago the internal security agency arrested a Jewish terrorist after tracking him for a long time.
Its never black and white where governments are concerned, just shades of grey.
As opposed to the Jewish political government, which of course, only spread justice and light.
Or even a plaque on a wall celebrating a terrorist attack. Funny how quickly we forget..
Most historians agree that the split was between those chose restraint and those who didnt.
Surely members of the haganah would be aware of those who had left to join the 'Jewish underground.
Didnt the PA try that in early 2002? Mind you, that would be back when they stupidly believed that the first duty of government was to protect its people from enemies foreign and domestic..
Maybe not occupying, how about controlling?
Thereby summing up the problem of the Palestine - Israel debate
Alternatively, you could go and actually read up on the origins and originators of political Jewish extremism and come back and tell the forum what you found. Oh, I forgot, your opinions are intractable and always, always right. Or at least thats what you want us to believe
A blind man on a galloping horse could spot the obvious flaws in the OP.
We're probably the only ones
I think both of them are seriously outdated... I don't these ideologies seriously.. I come from a different generation of Israelis, Zionism is not an ideology to me, It's a thing of the past, arcane, something thought up 100 years ago, when the Jews were all scattered about... It's not applicable to today's reality.
Not under a Jewish majority, but as equal partners.. Jabotinsky even said- For every Israeli PM there should be a Palestinian Vice-PM (whatever the correct term is) and vice versa.
Why can't they be good people? Why must they be dominating sons of bitches?
The Haganah *was* the Jewish underground..
From what I remember they all hid in shelter apartments and such.. It's a good point though, I guess they knew who some of them were, at least, but what makes you think they were easy to catch? They were evading both Haganah, and the British..
Alright, controlling it is.
So renouncing terrorism and moving to politics won't " leave them defenceless against an occupying military which doesnt recognise civilians in times of war", it would just help them remove the Israeli political control..
Besides, history shows that once the PLO stopped using terror we immediately started giving them guns, and even APC.. We even gave them guns in Oslo, which were later turned at us in the intifada.
We even gave them guns in Oslo, which were later turned at us in the intifada
It won't override it, but I will take it into consideration, as I have so far. I've agreed with you on some points, and disagreed on others, haven't I?
At this point I'm not so sure that you've even read this book..
What's so hard about presenting me with an argument that I can comment on?
And why are you implying that I either can't admit that there's extreme Zionism, or that I would never go against anything or anyone that's Zionist? I mean I've already done both, what different does it make if Hertzel was an extremist or not? It's not like his ideology was followed to the latter.. I mean, he suggested Uganda to be the home of the Jewish people...
As I've said before, this isn't about showing both sides.. This is about debunking a few myths..
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We came to a region that was inhabited by Arabs, and we set up a Jewish state. In many places, we purchased the land from Arabs and set up Jewish villages where there had once been Arab villages. You don't even know the names [of the previous Arab villages] and I don't blame you, because those geography books aren't around anymore. Not only the books, the villages aren't around...
Dayan's conclusion was that the solution to the Arab-Israeli problem is to learn to coexist with them.
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Yeah, it's one sided, like all other threads in this forum.. How should I have balanced it in your opinion?
1954 Ma'ale Akrabim massacre- 11 killed
Do you find that this thread's "one sided"ness is unusual to this forum? Is it any different than any other thread here?
Jabotinsky said a lot of things: "There is no choice: the Arabs must make room for the Jews of Eretz Israel. If it was possible to transfer the Baltic peoples, it is also possible to move the Palestinian Arabs."
'Transfer' of a significant proportion of the Arab (Christian, Moslem, Druze etc) population of Palestine has always been a part of a zionist Israel.
Hertzl makes reference to it, as have most of the leading figures of Israeli politics.
Politicians?
Pre 1948 the jewish underground was comprised of various groups.
All you have to do now is convince the people living within 'Palestine' that the idf and israeli politicians will stop the policy of settlement
Speaking of the 2nd intifada, do you not think that someone within the Isreali political arena might have realised that allowing sharon to visit the to the al-Aqsa/Temple Mount so soon after the eighteenth aniversary of the Shabra and Shatilla massacre, may just have been a little bit of a provocation? On the bright side, it did help the fella get reelected, every cloud..
Have to admit that its been a while since I last read it.
Hertzl suggested (after it was proposed by the British?) Uganda as a kind of half way house to help get people of Jewish faith away from Russia. The plan was rejected quite quickly by the Zionist congress.
The biggest one being that its all the fault of Arab politics.
The second biggest being that Palestine was an empty country in which people didnt exist or were of no consequence
The villiages may not exist but what of the people?
The 1929 Hebron massacre. Sixty nine dead and four hundred more saved by Palestinian families.
Do you think the formation of the irgun was in any way a response to the white paper which proceeded the S-H report?
What did you make of the reported practices by the zionist/ Jewish unions?
No mention of the Israeli massacre at Quibya six months before?
No, just surprised an ATS member as able as yourself would succumb to it.
Notice how important facts about this conflict are left out by both sides' propaganda, and how this short collective memory is affecting our opinions?
We all know America funds Israel for political reasons, and we all know Hamas is funded by Iran and other radical Islamics, something that, in the end, is fruitless, as Israel has given back to Gaza everything it can, and will ever give, and only increases the suffering of both Palestinians and Israelis. Are we all just political pawns? Were the Palestinians mere pawns to Arab nations, used only to weaken Israel?