DutchJazzer
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if only hamas had some brains. they could make gaza a beautifull country.
nice beaches and such.
nice beaches and such.
Why not just let Israel go for it and put an end to the nonsense?
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DutchJazzer
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why wouldnt egypt absorb gaza?
they are there muslim brothers.
egypt has enough space
they are there muslim brothers.
egypt has enough space
The Black Swordsman
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why wouldnt egypt absorb gaza?
they are there muslim brothers.
egypt has enough space
Because there are 1,800,000 Palestinians all with their lives and property invested in Palestine?
DutchJazzer
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property?
what property most of them fighting never set foot in israel
.most where born in gaza.
israel was a desert.
the jews built it all up.
gaza using their time and money on rockets instead of building up their country
If so, it's still the man that wasn't there.
"Yesterday as I was going up the stair
I saw the man that wasn't there.
He wasn't there again today
God I wish that man would go away."
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The Black Swordsman
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property?
what property most of them fighting never set foot in israel
most where born in gaza.
israel was a desert.
the jews built it all up.
gaza using their time and money on rockets instead of building up their country
Oh so your admitting that Gaza isn't part of Israel?
Gaza makes homemade rockets while Israel gets missiles that are $90,000 per missile...
Still probably figures that Israel gets more "production" per dollar spent on targeting and accuracy, even after virtually announcing where the targets are and asking the people to get out of their way. . . .
DutchJazzer
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you know how stupid those guys are?
they should build up gaza.
get a government whose soul focus is to build up a good functioning country
heck gaza has more universitys than the country i was born in.
build peacefull relations with israel.
get the economy flourishing.
and then when the economy is flourishing they can attack israel and wont need "home made" rockets.
but ofcourse lets do the short con.
cus the long con is to long.
The Black Swordsman
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How old are you?
karpasov
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Shalom. I'm an Israeli. A die-hard Jazz fan. I believe that peace and equality are basic rights for every human being. Including the Palestinians. I am sorry to say, and this is our tragedy, that there is no simple solution for this problem. Obviously the leaders of the Gaza civilians, Hamas, are terrorizing their people. They are the no. 1 cause for suppression and civil rights violations in Gaza. They kill much more civilians than the Israelis do. So in any case, if you look for social justice you must not ever ever side with Hamas. On the other hand, our leader, Netenihau, is a big jerk that only cares about his political power. I wish he would be out of the picture very soon. At the end of the road many many innocent lives are lost because of the stupid power driven leaders of both our nations..
addictionary
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aleykum selam. death count is irrelevant when both sides suffer and I appreciate your view to peace and equality and I do not think hamas are a party of angels. but there obviously is excessive force from the israeli side.
GVC
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Oh my. Why is it that even the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs and B'tselem (an Israeli human rights NGO) report FAR greater Palestinian than Israeli civilian casualties? It's not even close. Not remotely.
What the ****?
GVC
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"Refused" is a strong word. Negotiations continued until Israeli elections, at which point they were suspended, with both parties stating that an agreement was closer than ever. Should Arafat have accepted? With the luxury of hindsight, and the reality that has been Ariel Sharon and Benjamin Netanyahu, absolutely. At the time of the suspension of talks, however, Arafat was still winning concessions, and apparently didn't think the outcome of the Israeli election would have a significant effect on that momentum. He was wrong, but he didn't simply "refuse".
GVC. . . . .
you gotta learn to question news sources a little, no matter who they are.
The claim by the Israelis and their sympathizers is that Hamas missiles are launched. . . . not from the open fields that are claimed to exist around the people's dwelling places and business places, but from bunkers Hamas builds in the center of the the very most densely populated spots, with bomb-hardened bunkers only Hamas personnel can enter. No effort is made by Hamas sto protect their own people, and they are in fact brazenly used as a sort of "human shielf" for their launching sites. Further, it is claimed by the Israelis that they give advance warning to the people of impending retaliatory strikes on thses bunkers, asking the Palestininans to please clear away. . . .
The emotional value of the the word "refused" in this case is actually irrelevant. The refusal is the fact, regardless of the context or intentions of Arafat. . . . just logic, kid. It a computer byte with a value of 0 or 1, that's all.
you gotta learn to question news sources a little, no matter who they are.
The claim by the Israelis and their sympathizers is that Hamas missiles are launched. . . . not from the open fields that are claimed to exist around the people's dwelling places and business places, but from bunkers Hamas builds in the center of the the very most densely populated spots, with bomb-hardened bunkers only Hamas personnel can enter. No effort is made by Hamas sto protect their own people, and they are in fact brazenly used as a sort of "human shielf" for their launching sites. Further, it is claimed by the Israelis that they give advance warning to the people of impending retaliatory strikes on thses bunkers, asking the Palestininans to please clear away. . . .
The emotional value of the the word "refused" in this case is actually irrelevant. The refusal is the fact, regardless of the context or intentions of Arafat. . . . just logic, kid. It a computer byte with a value of 0 or 1, that's all.
GVC
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1. Hamas's tactics don't change the fact that the Palestinian civilian body count exceeds the Israeli civilian body count by a retarded amount. The context of those numbers is another matter entirely; one which I wasn't addressing. My post was a response to Karpasov's ridiculously false claim (and nothing else).
2. Emotional value? I'm adding context (isn't that what you were doing in your post above?). Negotiations were ongoing. Did Arafat reject some proposals? Absolutely. Did he make a strategic error? Yes (with the benefit of hindsight). Did he walk away from the table entirely? No.
GVC
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What? Maybe you should read the posts you're responding to.
