The Prime Minister of israel Benjamin Netanyahu

[assari]

Every one of the "civilised" countries must do his part to help people from poor countries.

Because we have this in our streets...

...doesn't mean we don't have to do anything for this

The fundamental reason why there is hunger is the fact there are too people people.

Someone may say that population growth in developing countires is their own fault.

The one thing that the Saudis and Jews agree on is to nuke the Persians.

If you are a Christian in Mosul, Iraq I hope you keep your head on your shoulders to see the dawn of a new week also.

The Iraq people-and other inhabitants of the Middle East- have broken the commandments of God so many times that they are doomed to destruction.

Christian who have been murdered can arrive in heaven.

The are both Caucasian from a racial standpoint. Their differences are religious and your statement, which would seem to have validity if one looks only at the historical record, is indubitably horseshit from a physiological standpoint. Genetically, all people are home sapiens and only use artificial means to find differences between themselves for which there is seemingly no solution in many cases (such as the Jewish-Palestinian issue). Shameful, really.

In my view the Israelis and the Palestinians are colored people, they are not Caucasian.

Why they do not tolerate each others even thought they are very similar to each other is the question.

so true, so which idiot putted them together then?

United Nations founded the state of Israel in Palestinian area about 1948.

If Israel has a right to defend themselves, then let them defend themselves.

If Mexico would occupy part of America would you be angry at them?

 

[sean miguel]

Back in ancient times the Romans labeled all the Jews in Israel Palestinians. There are no indigenous people in the area known as Palestinians. The Arab refugees from Jordan and Lebanon in the area adopted the name and cause in order to fuck with the Jews and garner sympathy from shitheads like Frankenstein Kerry and Hildebeast Clinton. Yassir Arafat himself said there's no such thing as a Palestinian.

After Rome crushed the last of the jewish uprisings, the emperor Hadrian, to wipe away any vestige of jewish ties to the land and as a further affront to the jews, renamed the province of Judea to Palaestina after the Israelite's ancient enemies the Phillistines. After Rome, Palaestina became known as "Palestine" under the Ottoman Empire then under British rule. There never was a nation of "Palestine." It was a territory passed from one empire to the other. Even so, there was always a remnant of jews living in that land.

 

[sean miguel]

If Mexico would occupy part of America would you be angry at them?

What country is Israel occupying? The United Nations Partition Plan creating an independent jewish and arab state in 1948 was never enacted. Do you know why? Because the arab league rejected it and instead chose to attack with a combined arab army. Instead of wiping out the fledgling state of Israel and pushing the jews into the sea, they got their asses handed to them and lost more territory.

 

[288gto]

however, the death toll just got 1100, so i wonder where does see himself right the terrorist netanyahu? i lately doubt if really hamas is firing rockets, mossad is a powerful organisation that can do that themselves so they blame the hamas, if really hamas fired the rockets there would be more than just 43 victims at israelis, they aren't so preped anyways, so they kill palestinians just because the sirens? and most of them died from friendly fire.

 

[assari]

What country is Israel occupying? The United Nations Partition Plan creating an independent jewish and arab state in 1948 was never enacted. Do you know why? Because the arab league rejected it and instead chose to attack with a combined arab army. Instead of wiping out the fledgling state of Israel and pushing the jews into the sea, they got their asses handed to them and lost more territory.

The Palestinians are of the view that Israel is occupying part of their land.

Whether is it true or not is different matter, but it is the opinion of the Palestinians and they are unlikely to change this view.

 

[sean miguel]

The Palestinians are of the view that Israel is occupying part of their land.

Whether is it true or not is different matter, but it is the opinion of the Palestinians and they are unlikely to change this view.


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And La Raza is of the view that the U.S. is occupying Mexican land.

And I want a puppy.

 

[mikexmoran]

And La Raza is of the view that the U.S. is occupying Mexican land.

And I want a puppy.

What do you think would happen if Mexico started to launch missiles into the US?

Would Mexico still exist?

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

What do you think would happen if Mexico started to launch missiles into the US?

Would Mexico still exist?

A few incursions by Mexican military and shooting at border patrol agents hasn't been reciprocated yet.

 

[tvstrip]

Problem is Netanyahu has basically made an election promise that he's finishing this issue once and for all. So if he backs down with nothing less than the annihilation of Hamas, he will 100% lose the upcoming election.

Do you think Netanyahu is the type of person willing to sacrifice their political career to stop this?

BTW the area of Gaza is 360 km / 139 sq miles. Basically any city larger than Detroit is larger than the entire battleground. Just look at how your city compares in size, and then superimpose the news images happening there. Puts things into perspective.

 

[sean miguel]

A few incursions by Mexican military and shooting at border patrol agents hasn't been reciprocated yet.

But a U.S. Marine accidentally crosses the border with legally-owned firearms and is still in a mexican jail months later. The U.S. is a worldwide f'n joke.


Newsflash: We're not respected (and we'll NEVER be liked). Push all the f'n reset buttons you want.

 

[sean miguel]

What do you think would happen if Mexico started to launch missiles into the US?

Would Mexico still exist?

If Mexico launched a single rocket (let alone thousands) into a U.S. city that would be considered an act of war and we certainly wouldn't be using the restraint Israel has been and it wouldn't be accepted as the status quo. Instead of cease-fires and "proportional responses" (whatever the fuck that is), Israel needs to deal with the problem. Hamas is the belligerent here, just like Putin and Russia.

 

[mikexmoran]

If Mexico launched a single rocket (let alone thousands) into a U.S. city that would be considered an act of war and we certainly wouldn't be using the restraint Israel has been and it wouldn't be accepted as the status quo. Instead of cease-fires and "proportional responses" (whatever the fuck that is), Israel needs to deal with the problem. Hamas is the belligerent here, just like Putin and Russia.

That is my gut too.

I know that the Middle East is a bit more complex and Israel has a different set of baggage, different standing, and different neighbors than the US does.

Your response was pretty much what I was thinking.

I'm a guy from New York, so what do I know, but I think some folks on the strip should actually be thanking Benjamin.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Hamas really needs to update their weaponry. A bow and arrow would be more modern warfare than the glorified flinging of poo with those Katyusha Rockets. Like a skeet shooting exhibition.

"Allahu Akbar!!!"

 

[Rey C.]

If some American tanks crossed the U.S.-Mexican border and shelled some Mexican schools and hospitals, killed a few thousand unarmed Mexican women, children and old people (while claiming to be shooting at cartel members), I sure didn't hear nothin' about it. Course, I've been busy over the past year and haven't kept up with all the international comings & goings.

Can anybody tell me what the U.S. military response was to each of these incidents???

1. El Paso: The West Texas city of El Paso shares a border with Ciudad Juarez in Chihuahua, Mexico, which is the most dangerous city in Mexico and one of the worst in the world. In recent years, the violence in Juarez has begun to spill over to the U.S. side, endangering El Paso residents, law enforcement officers and first responders. Juarez is a battleground for drug-related violence and these gangs have shown no mercy to Americans. In 2010, stray bullets from a gun battle in Juarez struck El Paso’s city hall and a university building, causing police to shut down a major border highway.
3. San Diego: Along the border of San Diego, California, lies Tijuana, one of the most dangerous and violent cities in Mexico. Tijuana’s drug and human trafficking rings have infiltrated into San Diego, resulting in several homicides and kidnappings every year. Gun battles between drug cartels and auto theft crimes are also very common along the border. Another concern along the San Diego-Tijuana border is the brutal raping of women and young girls by human smugglers.
5. Calexico: Calexico, California, rests on the border of Mexicali in Baja California, Mexico. Calexico has more than 60,000 people pass through the town every day. Drug smuggling is a major issue in Calexico, where numerous smuggling tunnels have been discovered and ultralight planes have been seen dropping bins of marijuana on to the American side. One of Calexico’s most dangerous spots is the All American Canal, which is three miles from the U.S. Port of Entry at Calexico. Every year dozens of illegal aliens drown trying to cross this dangerous body of water and enter America. Border Patrol agents are often assaulted when trying to rescue illegal aliens along the canal.
7. Brownsville: Brownsville, Texas, lies across the border from Matamoros, Tamaulipas in Mexico, where drug wars and violence have become more and more common. This city’s proximity to Mexico has caused several problems along the border, including gun battles that have struck buildings at The University of Texas at Brownsville and forced police to shut down border crossing bridges. Brownsville also sees its fair share of drug, weapon and human trafficking crimes across the border.
9. Columbus: The small town of Columbus, New Mexico, shares a border with Puerto Palomas in Chihuahua, Mexico. In recent years, Columbus has become a breeding ground for organized crime, where an estimated 10 percent of the 2,000-person population may be involved in illegal activity. Drug smugglers have made their homes here and the town’s small police force is scandal-ridden and constantly in disarray. This was made obvious in March, when the mayor of Columbus, the town’s police chief and the village trustee were among several city officials indicted for trafficking firearms to Mexico.
11. Laredo: Laredo is a South Texas city located on the north bank of the Rio Grande that borders Nuevo Laredo in Tamaulipas, Mexico. For many years, Laredo has been the target of cartel violence and drug trafficking for Mexican gangs, and has added ransom kidnappings, a high speed chase and a record-breaking weapons bust to the list of criminal activities happening there. In 2010, the U.S. Consulate in Nuevo Laredo was damaged from an explosive that was thrown over the wall by Mexican gang members.
13. Nogales: Nogales, Arizona, shares a border with Nogales in Sonora, Mexico. The Mexican city of Nogales is ridden with violence and gang activity, which has managed to creep into the U.S. side over the last few years. The ongoing fight for control of drug trafficking routes along the U.S.-Mexico border has put Nogales, Arizona residents in greater danger. Last year, an Arizona rancher was killed on his property by a Mexican smuggler, and a massive gang-related gun battle broke out near the border, killing 21 people and wounding six.
15. McAllen: McAllen is located at the southern tip of Texas in the Rio Grande Valley and is five miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. There lies the Mexican city of Reynosa in Tamaulipas, which is notorious for drug trafficking and border violence. In 2008, one of Mexico’s most brutal drug cartels, Los Zetas, found its way into McAllen to regain control of drug trafficking routes in America. Mexican gang reinforcements have led to increased drug smuggling, money laundering, arms trafficking and immigration problems in McAllen.

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

Well Rey, I'm certain Dear Leader has apologized to the Mexicans for the border being a thing and that they're totally justified for having their feelings because feelings are what really matters.

 

[bobjustbob]

Tunnels from Gaza to Israel.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/23/world/middleeast/gaza-israel-hamas-tunnels.html?_r=1

 

[Rey C.]

Well Rey, I'm certain Dear Leader has apologized to the Mexicans for the border being a thing and that they're totally justified for having their feelings because feelings are what really matters.

I completely disagree with Obama's position on the border... just as I completely disagreed with Bush's equally retarded position on the border. After all, it was Bush who pushed through the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Action Act. For any American who doesn't like the idea of us having tens of thousands of starving children on the border, send a thank you note to Duhbya.


But the point remains: Israel, the absolute master of playing the victim card, is a shit stain on the face of humanity compared to how the United States deals with humanitarian issues and border conflicts.


SPQA

 

[sean miguel]

Yeah, it's the victim card. Meanwhile, all we see on the news is arab children being carted off of ambulances, while Hamas sets up weapons depots in U.N. buildings with their tacit approval.

Why is Israel having to invade Gaza in the first place? Weren't they already there? That's right, Israel gave up Gaza and forcibly removed Israelis from their homes and synagogues for the sake of appeasement. What did that get them? A terrorist organization in Hamas being elected to govern, tunnels being dug into Israel so murder squads could massacre Israeli civilians in their sleep, and a relentless barrage of rocket attacks. Maybe if Israel also gave up the West Bank the results would be different?

If there really was a moral equivalence, Israel would be way more ruthless and this would all be a moot point by now.

Also, the civilian body count in Gaza is provided by Hamas, veracity unquestioned.

 

[assari]

The Israel army attack against the children.








http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/30/world-disgrace-gaza-un-shelter-school-israel

 

[bobjustbob]

The Israel army attack against the children.

Wrong. Hamas launches rockets from schools and hides weapons in hospitals. They hide behind their women and children. They put their own people in danger.

What is your answer assari? No more shooting from Israel? They've tried that for decades. Hamas, Hezbollah, the PLO and all of the others keep starting shit with them. Israel give land to the Palestinians? Done that already too and Israel still gets rocket attacks. You think Israel just tosses bombs into the air and let them fall? No. They have an intelligence agency as sophisticated as any in the world. In March they grabbed a merchant ship that just happened to have rockets headed to Gaza made in Syria and loaded in Iran. In 2011 they grabbed another ship with Iranian weapons shipped from Syria to Egypt. In 2009 they grabbed another ship.

I like how they do things. When they trace down an enemy leader or kidnapper, they'll put a rocket through their kitchen window at dinner time. They'll know the next time he's getting into his car and have a bomb attached. There is no negotiating with these groups because every time Israel agrees with a cease fire, some fucker wanders into a marketplace with a bomb strapped to them or some students get kidnapped.