[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Seminole: *
*The assumptions here are utterly mind-bongleling. Just because you may cheer the deaths of people, doesn't mean I do. *
[/QUOTE]
As I said before if you are really not supportive of Israel, then please tell us what actions of Israel you find immoral and inhumane? In describing Palestinian actions you forgot to be so forthcoming with what you find so immoral and inhumane about Israeli's actions?
[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by Malik73: *
As I said before if you are really not supportive of Israel, then please tell us what actions of Israel you find immoral and inhumane? In describing Palestinian actions you forgot to be so forthcoming with what you find so immoral and inhumane about Israeli's actions?
[/QUOTE]
Thinking that they could make peace with a group that supports an organization that calls for the death to Israel, that not only hurt Israelis but Palestinians as well.
[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by underthedome: *
Thinking that they could make peace with a group that supports an organization that calls for the death to Israel, that not only hurt Israelis but Palestinians as well.
[/QUOTE]
Funding a state that to this day has denied the Palestinians their own homeland, and has done everything to make sure it does not come about. While you guys have fed Israel $35 billion dollars over the last decade, Jewish settlements have doubled in size - is that what you call peacemaking?
Israelis stole palestine by force and they will be removed by force inshallah soon!
No point having discussion or resoloution with these israelis because we all know they break them anyway so pointless they only understand the law of the gun 
It is a wonder no one died when the IDF tried to forcefully eject settlers from "illegal" settlements. That is true only if it wasn't staged. It is interesting that the Israeli Defense minister has threatened to remove his support for the coalition government if greater attention is not paid to the well being of the less fortunate of Israeli society. Ben-Eliezar is a Labour Party member and the head of the IDF. He was the voice of settlement dismantlement of a few months back.
Actions speak louder than words. A man is judged not on how well and elegantly he speaks rather on how he creates those words into actions. I can say today that i love all Israelis and hope they take over the entire Mid-east. And then i go and kill one. Which would you rather believe?
The elimination of Ariel Sharon will not substantially alter the course of events, CM.
To me it would. A killer will get the fate he deserves. A change in govt and a change in attitudes of the people of israel will easily change the course of the region. Remember Sharon was the cause of the Intifada. He is the cause for so much death on both sides. He is a war criminal. He is responsible for all that is happened. He alone is responsible and should be dealt with.
CM
I have to agree with tomasso killing ariel sharon won't change the situation.
You got netahyahu and ehud barak and you can keep going down the line they all the same or worse.
Netanyahu who i remember famously said "we israel should deport all palestinians during the tianamin square masscre in china" it was a great missed oppurtunity.
I would be happy if ariel sharon got a gruesome death not today but yesterday but in terms of change i don't think it would make much difference on the region.
[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by TOMASSO: *
The elimination of Ariel Sharon will not substantially alter the course of events, CM.
[/QUOTE]
Well your President thinks a "regime change" in Iraq i.e. kill Saddam will change things. So why not apply that principal to Sharon as well?