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Originally posted by RizeorDie
Israel is an illegal state on land which does not belong it, so whatever happens on that land they have it coming.
Originally posted by Shuye
Calling one nation illegal makes no point at all, no land belongs to any nation. It is a game being played for a while that we believe to be true. Here's how it is, simply:
Link 1 - Hamas commits war crimes, launching 600 rocket attacks on Israeli civilians: Where's the UN condemnation? (November 6, 2012)
Reuters
Reuters) - Gunfire from Israeli forces killed a Palestinian boy in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, local medics said, during border clashes between the Israeli military and Palestinian militants. The Popular Resistance Committees (PRC), a militant group, said its gunmen had confronted an Israeli force of four tanks and a bulldozer involved in a short-range incursion beyond Israel's border fence with the Gaza Strip.
The incident broke nearly two weeks of a lull in violence between Gaza gunmen and Israeli forces since the last wave of fighting that killed several militants, mostly from Hamas.
Originally posted by maloy
Originally posted by RizeorDie
Israel is an illegal state on land which does not belong it
The US is also an illegal state. It belongs to native Americans! Name me any country, and I will tell you why in someone's world it is an illegal state.
And what may I inquire constitutes a "legal" state. In fact what is a "legal" state? Legal according to whom? To you? Well sorry to tell you, but Israel doesn't even know you exist, let alone give a **** about what you consider to be legal.edit on 21-11-2012 by maloy because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Shuye
reply to post by munkey66
Apparently I've missed that part, my apologies, but I do know that 600 rockets didn't fell merely in those 3 days.
To be honest I don't believe there's a single event that sparkled this whole thing, the border with Gaza is always tensed and full of minor events and teasing from both sides that almost never hit even the local media.
Their ancestors are now living in regugee camps in neighboring countries or trapped in the Gaza prison or Apartheid West bank.
Arab states
The Arab League has instructed its members to deny citizenship to original Palestine Arab refugees (or their descendants) "to avoid dissolution of their identity and protect their right to return to their homeland".
Tashbih Sayyed, a fellow of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, criticized Arab nations of violating human rights and making the children and grandchildren of Palestinian refugees second class citizens in Lebanon, Syria, or the Gulf States, and said that the UNRWA Palestine refugees "cling to the illusion that defeating the Jews will restore their dignity".
Originally posted by munkey66so 2 weeks of nothing and then a 12 year old boy gets shot and you start the time line from 3 days later?a little selective if you are claiming that you are denying ignorance.
How did the 'palestinian refugees' came about?
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by Shuye
This propaganda map you posted fails to mention the 750,000 Palestinians that were displaced by the occupation of this land. It may seem like a small piece of land compared to it's surroundings, but try telling that to those whos lives have been turned upside down due to this unjust theft of land.Their ancestors are now living in regugee camps in neighboring countries or trapped in the Gaza prison or Apartheid West bank.
Gotta love the smell of propaganda in the morning
Deny ignorance indeed...
The government says it is trying to help by requiring Jordanians of Palestinian descent who fled the West Bank or Jerusalem after the war in 1967 to keep their Israeli documents valid.
The authorities said that it was incumbent upon each Palestinian to return to Israel every three years — to preserve their right to return to the occupied land and as a condition for keeping their Jordanian citizenship.
AMMAN, Jordan — Muhannad Haddad grew up here, went to school here, got a job in a bank here and traveled to foreign countries with a passport from here. Then one day the authorities said he was no longer Jordanian, and with that one stroke they took away his citizenship and compromised his ability to travel, study, work, seek health care, buy property or even drive.
New York Times Amran al-Tarsha said a government official confiscated all of his Jordanian documents. The authorities effectively told him they were doing it for his own good. They said that like thousands of other Jordanians of Palestinian descent, he was being stripped of his citizenship to preserve his right to someday return to the occupied West Bank or East Jerusalem.
“They gave me a paper that said, ‘You are now Palestinian,’ ” he said, recalling the day three years ago that his life changed.