Israel under attack
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It's all about narratives dude. I repeat it 1000 times and it becomes the truth.
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**** me. Yasser Arafat was the unlikely best chance of a peace solution, he signed accords recognising Israel as a state and their right to a peaceful existence.
Somebody wanted him dead, I doubt it was Israel.
It wasn't one sided, Netanyahu wasn't the right choice of leader for the Israelis, the 'settlements' were always going to cause problems.
Israel is just another white colonial state on someone else's land.
The French tried to create one in Algeria, then there was Ian Smiths attempt at UDI in Rhodesia and apartheid in S.Africa.
These type of states rarely seem to last.
Israel could succeed if it became a shared state between Palestinians and Jews.
This would require the right of return to millions of Palestinians living in refugee camps around the Middle East, this would upset the demographic balance in favour of Palestinians.
Can't see the Israelis entertaining the idea at all.
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1. migrants crossing the English channel
2. what hamas done to Israel a few weeks back
3. migrants crossing the med.
Come to think of it, where do I sign up for a free house in Israel? I reckon I have the DNA strand related to the Hebrews from 3000 years ago.
I could do with a second holiday home, beach front in tel Aviv would suit me nicely. Feel free to kick out any brown folk before I arrive! Shalom!
If you can't beat them, join them!
I could do with a second holiday home, beach front in tel Aviv would suit me nicely. Feel free to kick out any brown folk before I arrive! Shalom!
If you can't beat them, join them!
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Can't see them discussing anything with an organisation who want to obliterate them.
You do. Hollywood narrative is oozing out of you.
You're very perceptive, I'm actually an Irish Catholic, my parents and forbears were 'rebels' from the South, Eire. I have direct ancestry to the people who came back from the pub on a Sunday afternoon and forgot where they planted the potatoes. I'm a Mick, or half Mick, I was born in London.
I lived in Israel for a year almost 50 years ago, I like to think I gained some understanding of both the Israelis and the Arabs,
I felt honoured to be in Israel at the time they flew a squadron of commandoes 2500 miles to Entebbe in 4 Hercules aircraft to rescue 103 Jewish hostages from certain death at the hand of Idi Amin.
3 hostages and 1 commando (Netayahu's brother) died as a result, it's probably the only military hostage situation that outshone the London Iranian Embassy siege.
I also admired Mossad for taking out, one by one, the entire team of dirty cowardly Arab terrorists that massacred the entire Israeli Olympic team in Munich 1972. A few were killed immediately, the rest executed as a result of the incompetence of the German Police, no matter, Israel made sure they paid with their lives, and quite rightly so.
In 1976/77 I was fortunate enough not to be in a war there, I saw a couple of rockets come over, and there were a few isolated terror activities in Tel Aviv but it was low key.
But I got to know a lot of people both local and otherwise who had lived there during the Six Day War, The War of Attrition, The Yom Kippur War and the Palestinian insurgency in South Lebanon. I met a girl whose father rode horseback on the Golan Heights armed only with an M1 Carbine at night to defend the kibbutz. I met people who having served their two years in the military were obliged to serve several weeks per year for a large chunk of their life and were permanently on reserve to their country. I met a lot of people who were afraid, but nonetheless intent on defending their country, defending it against the Arabs sworn to push it into the sea. I was proud to meet a people who would send commandos 2500 miles to save 103 Jewish hostages, I was proud to meet a country that made a vow and stuck to it of avenging the murder if their entire Olympic team. I was proud to meet the people and live in a country so utterly focussed on defending itself, on defending it's citizens and defending it's right to exist.
So, no, I'm not Jewish, I just changed my avatar to an Israeli flag to reflect my feelings.
Your turn now. What makes you proud about supporting Hamas.
Is it the fact that they hate jews and are sworn to drive them into the sea, is it that they enjoy machine gunning pensioners and women or is it the burning and decapitating of babies that turns you on.
What's the attraction?
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Good post.
Seriously, I wanna join the club. Where do I sign up to be one of the 'chosen special people' and get free digs in Israel? I'm sure I've got the Israelite DNA strand
I'm pragmatic more than anything... Back the winning side. Who cares if a few brown farmers have to be evicted to make space for me. Not my fault they're so weak. Instead of rearing sheep maybe they should have spent their time educating and getting technological.. tough cheddar they can't win.
I am being serious, how do you sign up?
I'm pragmatic more than anything... Back the winning side. Who cares if a few brown farmers have to be evicted to make space for me. Not my fault they're so weak. Instead of rearing sheep maybe they should have spent their time educating and getting technological.. tough cheddar they can't win.
I am being serious, how do you sign up?
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Go find a Mohle.
What's a mohle?
They did on the internet
Go, Google.
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