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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 6:08:50 PM   
MissSepphora1


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The point is everyone is whining that Israel closed the border and Palis can't do anything about it.
Well, obviously that IS NOT true.  Palis can get anything they want through Egypt.
So the point of "the wall" closing Palestine like a prison is FAR FROM TRUE.
Anyone still arguing that point should stop.
If Hamas can amass $52 million dollars "OF THEIR OWN", why then are Palis suffering?  Is it because of Israel, or is it just plain greed?????

And the fact that Hamas claimed victory still sickens me.   They should be ashamed of themselves.


Edited because I misread your post.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 6:32:54 PM   
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The point is everyone is whining that Israel closed the border and Palis can't do anything about it.
Well, obviously that IS NOT true.  Palis can get anything they want through Egypt.
So the point of "the wall" closing Palestine like a prison is FAR FROM TRUE.
Anyone still arguing that point should stop.



You have got your facts wrong.

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The Rafah crossing was opened on 25 November 2005 and operated nearly daily until 25 June 2006. Since that time it has been closed by Israel on 86% of days due to security reasons. It was not opened for the export of goods. In June 2007, the crossing was closed entirely after the Hamas takeover of the Gaza Strip.
The EU Ambassador to Israel said that EUBAM monitors could not return to man the crossing because the legal basis for EUBAM - the November 2005 agreement on movement and access - specified that the terminal was to be manned by the Fatah-aligned Force 17, who were no longer there


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafah_Crossing

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 6:44:08 PM   
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ORIGINAL: KaineD

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I believe this says it all.  To anyone who doubted Iran is helping Hamas, this is for you.  To anyone who cries poor Palestinians, they are starving in the street, this is for you.  To anyone stating Israel has made it impossible for Palis to trade or bring anything into their country, this is for you.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,482404,00.html

They have pledged $52 million of their own funds to help repair lives, the money divvied up by category. The veiled woman received compensation for her two-story home in the northern town of Beit Lahiya.
Hamas, believed to be funded by donations from the Muslim world and Iran, has promised $52 million in emergency relief. This would include $1,300 for a death in the family, $650 for an injury, $5,200 for a destroyed house and $2,600 for a damaged house, he said, adding that these are not yet compensation payments, which Hamas promises will follow.


The wording of that article is strange, but not surprising seeing as its fox news.  But anyways, I'm not sure I understand your point.  You are saying "To anyone stating Israel has made it impossible for Palis to trade or bring anything into their country, this is for you."  The article states that Hamas were bringing aid, goods, and weaponry through tunnels through the Egyptian border.  So they had to sneak stuff in just to get aid to people.  I'm really not sure what your point is.  It's getting late over here though, maybe I'm tired and I'm just missing the point.


It`s foxpin.They`re as dumb as dirt as dis-honest as the devil.

They like most cons, don`t want a resolution, so they add this kind of BS into the debate to distract.

Anything, but address the core issues.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 8:06:18 PM   
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The core issue is Iran is giving Hamas money, just like they did with Hezbullah.
The core issue is goods are still getting across the border.
The core issue is you can say Fox is lying when MSNBC says the same damn thing.  So eat your words.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28818120/

They have pledged $52 million of their own funds to help repair lives, the money divvied up by category. The veiled woman received compensation for her two-story home in the northern town of Beit Lahiya.
Hamas, believed to be funded by donations from the Muslim world and Iran, has promised $52 million in emergency relief

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 8:12:59 PM   
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And this is for you:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jan/21/gaza-egypt-tunnels-smugglers-israel

Dozens of Gazan smugglers were back on the border with Egypt today openly repairing and restarting tunnels between the two territories after three weeks of intense Israeli air strikes.

http://blog.wired.com/defense/2009/01/hamas-takes-con.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/palestinianauthority/4310772/Gazas-smuggling-tunnels-open-again.html

Do you need any more?

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ORIGINAL: Politesub53

quote:

ORIGINAL: MissSepphora1

The point is everyone is whining that Israel closed the border and Palis can't do anything about it.
Well, obviously that IS NOT true.  Palis can get anything they want through Egypt.
So the point of "the wall" closing Palestine like a prison is FAR FROM TRUE.
Anyone still arguing that point should stop.



You have got your facts wrong.

quote:


The Rafah crossing was opened on 25 November 2005 and operated nearly daily until 25 June 2006. Since that time it has been closed by Israel on 86% of days due to security reasons. It was not opened for the export of goods. In June 2007, the crossing was closed entirely after the Hamas takeover of the Gaza Strip.
The EU Ambassador to Israel said that EUBAM monitors could not return to man the crossing because the legal basis for EUBAM - the November 2005 agreement on movement and access - specified that the terminal was to be manned by the Fatah-aligned Force 17, who were no longer there


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafah_Crossing

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 8:17:41 PM   
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Any more for what?

Allowing wholesale theft of Arab land?

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 8:20:11 PM   
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is msnbc as dishonest as the devil?



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Any more for what?

Allowing wholesale theft of Arab land?

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 8:27:52 PM   
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There`s no doubt that this invasion was timed and planned around our election.

I suspect President Obama will disappoint everyone at the table,equally.It won`t be lopsided anymore.




If it wasnt beyond doubt when it started ........ it sure as fuck is now !

How ironic that being a disappointment,Mr Obama might just be in with a chance

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 9:54:31 PM   
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You cast doubt on the story and called it BS, and a distraction. You say "core issues", and here say theft of Arab land. So are you saying that the attacks by HAMAS and similar organizations, against civilian targets are justified because of the theft of land? Is that one of the "core issues" you are talking about? You stated earlier that HAMAS should have unrestricted access to weapons they felt they needed to protect themselves, or something along those lines. So do you support the idea of those weapons being used against civilians? Since there seems to be no determent from HAMAS, and other militant organizations on the Arab side, from striking against civilian targets, it seems logical to remove the weapons from them. I am also for what ever is necessary to keep Israel from doing the same.

Will I get direct answers to these questions, this time.


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Any more for what?

Allowing wholesale theft of Arab land?


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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 10:15:06 PM   
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You cast doubt on the story and called it BS, and a distraction. You say "core issues", and here say theft of Arab land. So are you saying that the attacks by HAMAS and similar organizations, against civilian targets are justified because of the theft of land? Is that one of the "core issues" you are talking about? You stated earlier that HAMAS should have unrestricted access to weapons they felt they needed to protect themselves, or something along those lines. So do you support the idea of those weapons being used against civilians? Since there seems to be no determent from HAMAS, and other militant organizations on the Arab side, from striking against civilian targets, it seems logical to remove the weapons from them. I am also for what ever is necessary to keep Israel from doing the same.

Will I get direct answers to these questions, this time.
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Any more for what?

Allowing wholesale theft of Arab land?


This war and the entire 'issue' is not about the Palestinians, not about Gaza, not about who created blockades...

THIS IS ABOUT the DESTRUCTION of the state of ISRAEL. One public relations disaster after another created by a press who cares not for Israel.

To Hamas, Hozbellah and most of Arabia, the only thing better than a dead jew is a dead Palestinian they can blame on the jews.

If the Arabs would lay down their arms...there would be no war.

If the Israelis lay down their arms...there would be no Israel.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 10:25:40 PM   
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"theft of Arab land"

And water,don`t forget the water.

There`s also the keeping of the working class from their jobs.Punishing Paul for Peter`s deeds.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 10:43:34 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MrRodgers

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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf

You cast doubt on the story and called it BS, and a distraction. You say "core issues", and here say theft of Arab land. So are you saying that the attacks by HAMAS and similar organizations, against civilian targets are justified because of the theft of land? Is that one of the "core issues" you are talking about? You stated earlier that HAMAS should have unrestricted access to weapons they felt they needed to protect themselves, or something along those lines. So do you support the idea of those weapons being used against civilians? Since there seems to be no determent from HAMAS, and other militant organizations on the Arab side, from striking against civilian targets, it seems logical to remove the weapons from them. I am also for what ever is necessary to keep Israel from doing the same.

Will I get direct answers to these questions, this time.
quote:

ORIGINAL: Owner59

Any more for what?

Allowing wholesale theft of Arab land?


This war and the entire 'issue' is not about the Palestinians, not about Gaza, not about who created blockades...

THIS IS ABOUT the DESTRUCTION of the state of ISRAEL. One public relations disaster after another created by a press who cares not for Israel.

To Hamas, Hozbellah and most of Arabia, the only thing better than a dead jew is a dead Palestinian they can blame on the jews.

If the Arabs would lay down their arms...there would be no war.

If the Israelis lay down their arms...there would be no Israel.


Heard the rhetoric before.But it`s the Arabs who are dying,a hundred fold more than the Israelis.

For the most part,the western press,especially the American press is pro-Israel.

The American media in general is anti-Arab.Arabs are rarely portrayed in any positive way.


The press didn`t create the PR disaster that was the bombing of Lebanon or this last debacle.The bad PR comes from 100/one death rate Israel boasts.How that translates into the destruction of Israel,I don`t see.

There were eleven funerals in Israel.There was eleven hundred funerals in Gaza.

Seems like the brunt of the destruction is being borne by the Palestinians.

Damm them for not dying conveniently, out of sight.




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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/23/2009 11:30:16 PM   
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You side step questions as well as a politician. You have done it in a few of the topics I asked you direct questions in. I will talk your not answering these direct questions as an admission on your part, that you are just spewing your own personal rhetoric.

Do you need me to sum up all of the unanswered questions in a brief?

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 2:28:14 AM   
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ORIGINAL: MrRodgers

This war and the entire 'issue' is not about the Palestinians, not about Gaza, not about who created blockades...

THIS IS ABOUT the DESTRUCTION of the state of ISRAEL. One public relations disaster after another created by a press who cares not for Israel.

To Hamas, Hozbellah and most of Arabia, the only thing better than a dead jew is a dead Palestinian they can blame on the jews.

If the Arabs would lay down their arms...there would be no war.

If the Israelis lay down their arms...there would be no Israel.


How can people say this, after the destruction of Gaza?

Aid agencies are battling to meet the urgent needs of tens and thousands of displaced, homeless and injured people in Gaza, as well as to get damaged water, power and sewage infrastructure back even to their ailing pre-war levels.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7845428.stm

Gaza was on its knees before these strikes by Israel, and now things are worse than ever, and people want to talk about a destruction of Israel that Hamas have absolutely no way of even carrying out?  It's a fiction.  It's Hamas talking tough, because Hamas are idiots.  The reality - Israel have created a humanitarian situation that is so bad that even the UN are angry with Israel, and Obama pleaded with Israel to open the Egyptian-Gaza border.

If the arabs would lay down their arms... they would continue to be in poverty, they would have no state, and they would go on being oppressed.  Only this time, the world wouldn't pay the slightest bit of attention.

If Israel lay down their arms... at worst, Hamas would continue their incredibly ineffective rocket attacks, or Israel could put as much effort into diplomacy as they do into their military.

Most of the power lies with Israel to end this.  It seems to me people do not want to face the real reality.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 2:30:42 AM   
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And this is for you:

Do you need any more ?


You said the Palestinians can get anything through Egypt. They cant, except through tunnels that Israel have said they will bomb.
The fact remains that Israel closed off all legal ways of bringing goods into Palestine.

The stupidity of your comment speaks for itself.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 3:57:26 AM   
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I have an online Egyptian friend who said he's seen cows being herded through the tunnels.
I think that might count as "anything".


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ORIGINAL: MissSepphora1

And this is for you:

Do you need any more ?


You said the Palestinians can get anything through Egypt. They cant, except through tunnels that Israel have said they will bomb.
The fact remains that Israel closed off all legal ways of bringing goods into Palestine.

The stupidity of your comment speaks for itself.


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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 3:58:01 AM   
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Israel has legal justification for every one of their actions.
http://www.jcpa.org/text/puzzle1.pdf

Over 6000 rocket attacks have been launched into Israel by the Palestinians since August 2005. EVERY SINGLE ATTACK is a war crime.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 3:59:45 AM   
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Owner59 is MSNBC as dishonest as the devil?  You still didn't answer.

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 4:10:26 AM   
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MissSephora, you twisted the words of both the fox and msnbc artcles to state that because Hamas had the capability to bring goods and aid through tunnels means that somehow, Israel's blockade is a-ok?

Your argument makes absolutely no sense.

Just admit that Israel have been wrong.  We've proved it quite substantially that any objective person can see it.  The UN have called Israel out on it, the devastation of Gaza was worse than they even expected.  Israel bombed UN compounds and illegally used white phosphorus shells on civilian areas.  What's so hard about admitting that some of Israel's actions have been wrong?

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RE: Gaza/Israel situation - 1/24/2009 4:13:32 AM   
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Israel has legal justification for every one of their actions.
http://www.jcpa.org/text/puzzle1.pdf

Over 6000 rocket attacks have been launched into Israel by the Palestinians since August 2005. EVERY SINGLE ATTACK is a war crime.


You are ignoring the valid point of the chicken and the egg.  This did not start with Hamas rocket attacks.  It didn't start with Israel's unlawful blockade of Gaza and Israel ignoring more UN resolutions than what Saddam Hussein ignored.  And your argument that Israel had a legal justification is not correct either.  It is illegal to use white phosphorus shells on civilians, and yet Israel did it anyway.  No moral or legal justification for the needless suffering of civilians.

Ron Paul:  Israel created Hamas.

http://brasschecktv.com/page/528.html

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