Immedfiately refuted by the Hamas and other Palestinian representatives attending the same discussions.
Immedfiately refuted by the Hamas and other Palestinian representatives attending the same discussions.
The 'other Palestinian representative' being 'Palestinian Islamic Jihad'
PIJ formed as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood and was influenced ideologically in its formation by the Islamic regime in Iran. It is a member of the Alliance of Palestinian Forces, which rejects the Oslo Accords and whose objective is the establishment of a sovereign Islamic Palestinian state.[7] It calls for the military destruction of Israel and rejects a two-state solution.[8] The organization's financial backing has historically come mainly from Syria and Hezbollah.[9][10] Since 2014, PIJ has seen its power steadily increase with the backing of funds from Iran.[11]
The PIJ are very much the minority group in Palestine.The aim of the organization was the establishment of a sovereign, Islamic Palestinian state within the geographic borders of pre-1948 Mandatory Palestine. Completely rejecting the political process, the organization professes that its goals can only be achieved through military means.
You're like Bod throwing accusations around like Christmas tinsel.You have some very strange allegiances
Another FillyFact?
The real problem is not the 'historical fact' as determined by modern science, it's aligning the 'historical fact' with Biblical stories.It isn't really about who got there first, though; more a matter of establishing Bibical truth as historical fact and it's come as a bit of a shock to find all these events taken as legend are in fact, true. You can find all kinds of contradiction in the Good Book but when you read it as a history it's an important resource of context for complex matters of sovereignty.
You only have to watch Braveheart to see that for yourself.Modertn day historical fiction could pass as a genuine recollection of history, if we didn't know any better from genuine historical records.
Is it IDF policy to make the enemy take off their clothes before handing over their weapons?
That's a still from a film, sillyboy.
That's a still from a film, sillyboy.
The Hurt Locker (2008)
Suhail Dabbach in The Hurt Locker (2008)
It's further humiliation.Fair enough - it's a bit weird to make a fighter take off his trousers then his gun - don't they know that one is for fighting, the other's for fun?
When Zionist militias, using advanced Western arms, conquered historic Palestine in 1947-48, they expressed their victory through the deliberate humiliation of Palestinians.
Much of that humiliation targeted women, in particular, knowing how the dishonor of Palestinian females represents, according to Arab culture, a sense of dishonor to the whole community.
This strategy remains in use to this day.
One of the worst documented episodes took place on October 12, when a group of Israeli soldiers and settlers assaulted three Palestinian activists in the West Bank. Israeli newspapers Haaretz and The Times of Israel described how the three were assaulted, stripped naked, bound, photographed, tortured and urinated upon.
Throughout its history – violent birth and equally violent existence – Israel has purposely humiliated Palestinians as an expression of its disproportionately greater military power over a hapless, confined and mostly refugee population.
Urinating on prisoners: Why humiliation is functional in Israel’s war on Palestinians
Israel accused of negligence after photo of released Palestinian prisoner goes viral
Images of Farouq al-Khateeb looking frail and malnourished after his release have shocked family, friends and critics of Israel's prison system
Abusing Palestinians to ‘boost Israeli morale’
The release of these images and footage comes amid a growing number of reports that the Israeli army is systematically separating Palestinian boys and men from their families in areas they control in Gaza and dragging them away to unknown locations.
Those who have been released have described torture and beatings at the hands of Israeli soldiers. The fate of many remains unknown, but given the deaths of at least six Palestinian prisoners and reports of widespread torture and other ill-treatment, there is a high chance they will face abuse as well.
The videos and images circulating on social media have helped journalists and activists identify some of the detained, disproving Israeli claims that these are Hamas fighters.