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Why don?t they just fuckin shoot us all.
The Israeli military said the driver of the bulldozer had not seen the woman, and called it a "very regrettable accident."
ouizy said:This thread is a piece of crap.
ouizy said:This thread is a piece of crap.
I am thinking about starting threads about how many Israelis, no let me change that, how many AMERICANS have been killed by Palestinian suicide bombers as all I see in FYM is how evil Israel is.
Thank you very much, I knew that from the outset.Your reply is a piece of crap.
There's allways a way that you won't get hurt (or at least you can reduce the chance of being hurt). But i have deep respect for people who change the world to a better place and are willing to even pay with their life.
MURDER!
THIS IS MURDER!
OF A US CITIZEN!!!!!!
Were are the troops???
Invade Israel immediately and crush their murderous regime.
And no Im not joking.
Many Internationals have fought against the unjust and terrorizing 50 year occupation of Palestine...
Those houses house normal people who turn into terrorists. That's the way Isreal justifies this.
Jewish lobbyists in the U.S. influencing governent and secondly the strategic location of Israel, a so-called democratic country in the midst of all that OIL. Of course there should be troops in Palestine/Israel... fighting for freedom and democracy... But unlike Iraq, Palestine is does not have oil, nor the support of Jewish lobbyists in the United States.
ouizy said:What can I possibly say? I will try to withhold my emotions about this one and say something as clear as I can.
Your Jewish lobbyist theory (in my mind) does not truly hold up as most of the US government (whether you want to admit it or not) are Christian and are from states with very low percentages of Jewish citizens.
If there were troops fighting for freedom in as you call it Palestine/Israel, what exactly would they be fighting for, or should I say whom?
It seems to me your two sentences contradict each other when you say the Jewish lobbyists are bhind support for Israel due to all that OIL, but then you say Palestine does not have oil, or the support of these lobbyists, so what exactly are these numerous Jewish lobbyists lobbying for exactly?
Your argument confuses me.
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melon said:It has nothing to do with being pro-Jewish. Jerry Falwell encourages support for Israel, because it is his belief that it will cause a war that will kill 2/3 of the Jews and the other 1/3 will convert to Christianity. "A win-win situation," in his words.
Considering some of the fanatics in Bush's circle of influence...
Melon
Klaus said:Huh, that's the most horrible things i've heared about motives why the US supports Israel - can you tell me when he said that?
And do you think anyone listens to this religious fanatic?
In Palestine/Israel... the lobbyists push the U.S. to continue support of Israel and it's murderous, repressive, aggressive, and unjustified occupation of Palestine.
ouizy said:
As far as the pipeline, I have a very hard time believeing any of this. I am not saying your family memeber made anything up - I am sure the rumour is out there (I can only guess who propagated it..) but I have to say there is no way any free country on this planet including the US would ever allow Israel to ever tap into Iraq's oil supply until a free Iraq agreed to it.
BBC News: Israel restricts Gaza access
Foreigners and Israeli civilians entering the Gaza Strip will have to sign waiver forms absolving the army of responsibility if they're killed or injured in military operations.
The form requires all foreigners, including United Nations relief workers, to acknowledge they are entering an unsafe area.
They must also declare that they are not peace activists.
The move comes after the deaths of a number of foreign journalists and human rights activists in Israel, particularly those from the International Solidarity Movement whose volunteers work as human shields in the Palestinian territories.
Soon after the new measures came into force, four foreign peace activists belonging to the movement were detained.
Israeli police sources said two were arrested in the West Bank at Beit Sahur, near Bethlehem, for being present in a restricted area without permission.
Peace activists said another two were detained late on Thursday at a checkpoint at the entrance to the Gaza Strip.
Their nationalities are unknown.
Officials of the International Solidarity Movement said the detention of their members was unacceptable behaviour by the Israeli authorities.
The latest Israeli measures follows a demand from the British Government for an investigation into the death of British cameraman James Miller, who was shot dead last week while making a documentary in a Gaza refugee camp.
'In harms way'
Visitors are being warned that they are not permitted to approach security fences next to Jewish settlements or enter Israeli military zones in the Rafah refugee camp, where Miller was killed on Saturday.
Miller's death follows the shooting of ISM activist, Tom Hurndall, who is currently in a coma with severe brain damage. He was shot in the head by an Israeli soldier as he protected a child on the way home from school, witnesses said.
A British Parliament committee has said it is considering an investigation into recent events in the Middle East, including the shootings of Miller and Mr Hurndall.
Another ISM activist, American Rachel Corrie, was killed in March after being crushed by an Israeli bulldozer.
The Israeli army has expressed regret for each incident, but said the activists had put themselves in harm's way.
'Terror' claim denied
According to reports in the Israeli Haaretz newspaper, senior military and foreign ministry officials met this week to discuss means of expelling the activists.
There were also recent reports that two alleged British suicide bombers - one of whom is said to have detonated a bomb in Tel Aviv last month which killed three people - had attended ISM meetings.
The ISM says that it had never knowingly had associations with Palestinians affiliated with militant, political or religious groups.
Its members told the BBC they did meet the two Britons but were not aware of their intentions.