Originally posted by: sward666
Fence
When the Israelis start building gas chambers and ovens, we'll talk. The fact is that the barrier complicates the task of getting into Israel proper and setting off a bomb, which leaves would-be suicide bombers with settlers or soldiers in the West Bank or Gaza. Whether you agree with the reasoning behind the barrier or the course it takes is immaterial.The Jews know what the next development is after "fences" , camps and forcing others into ghettos. Do you?
Originally posted by: sward666
When the Israelis start building gas chambers and ovens, we'll talk. The fact is that the barrier complicates the task of getting into Israel proper and setting off a bomb, which leaves would-be suicide bombers with settlers or soldiers in the West Bank or Gaza. Whether you agree with the reasoning behind the barrier or the course it takes is immaterial.The Jews know what the next development is after "fences" , camps and forcing others into ghettos. Do you?
Depends on which area you're talking about, but mostly to incorporate the larger Israeli settlements. But you already knew that, didn't you?why isnt the wall on the green line?
Originally posted by: Genx87
Aelius hits the nail on the head.
I typically side with the Isrealis on this but I cant deny they havent exactly helped themselves either.
Originally posted by: heresiarh
Arab states have pathetic armies, but, Israel did take over land in 1949. Weren't Jews originally from ancient Egypt, more towards the nile river?
Originally posted by: EagleKeeper
Had the Arab nations not been so determined to destroy the Jews in the beginning, peasce may have been able to come at a small price.
Israel did what every other nation has done.
Retailiate when attacked and create a buffer zone to protect itself.
for 40 years, the Arab nations refused to acknowledge that they could not remove Israel and every time they scratch the itch, the wound became bigger.
Originally posted by: heresiarh
The Israeli military never keeps off Palestinian civilains. You mentioned that Palestinian groups should lay off Israeli civilians (agreed), but how about the Israeli troops laying off Palestinian civilians? Since the second Intifada in 2000, 60% more Palestinian civilians have died than Israelis. If civilian deaths is considered collateral damage, then it is to be for both sides.
Seeing as many of the palestinians engaged in violence don't wear military uniforms or otherwise distinguish themselves from the civilian populace, how do the Israelis tell which is which?Originally posted by: heresiarh
The Israeli military never keeps off Palestinian civilains. You mentioned that Palestinian groups should lay off Israeli civilians (agreed), but how about the Israeli troops laying off Palestinian civilians? Since the second Intifada in 2000, 60% more Palestinian civilians have died than Israelis. If civilian deaths is considered collateral damage, then it is to be for both sides.
Originally posted by: heresiarh
The Israeli military never keeps off Palestinian civilains. You mentioned that Palestinian groups should lay off Israeli civilians (agreed), but how about the Israeli troops laying off Palestinian civilians? Since the second Intifada in 2000, 60% more Palestinian civilians have died than Israelis. If civilian deaths is considered collateral damage, then it is to be for both sides.
good post, but move on to what?Originally posted by: heresiarh
The Palestinians are under privileged and do not have an organized army. Israeli's have one of the strongest armies in the world supported by the ultimate power in the world. Lets say for eg. if Palestinians organize a proper army, which includeds Jets, Tanks, proper weaponry, uniform etc, I am sure they will fight in a just manner too.
Israel resorted to terrorist methods too before 1949 against the British since the Israeli's had no army. How can an ill equipped nation fight a proper war of freedom or whatever it is?
One thing I fully agree on is suicide bombing has gotten out of hand. But I also understand why they do it. They have lost their families or they don't have anything to live for or they simply want to make a quick buck for their struggling families. They are in a lust for blood and have lost their ways. So therefore, suicide bombing is uncalled for and unIslamic.
A good example of imbalance of power would be, US fighting Mexico. It sounds absurd doesn't it? That is why the Palestinians should get their act together and concentrate on educating their youth for a better future. They should accept their defeat and move on.
Originally posted by: heresiarh
The Israeli military never keeps off Palestinian civilains. You mentioned that Palestinian groups should lay off Israeli civilians (agreed), but how about the Israeli troops laying off Palestinian civilians? Since the second Intifada in 2000, 60% more Palestinian civilians have died than Israelis. If civilian deaths is considered collateral damage, then it is to be for both sides.
