Comments on: Palestine: West Bank protests hindered by factional tension

By: zack

zack — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 22:49:08 +0000

@Fredwick, lots of H2S is coming out of your mouth. It is because of people like you we have a problems today. You nuked Mecca? Now what? Does that solve the problem? Or create x10m more?

The root cause of the problem in Palestine is occupation, no occupation no problem. Jews were living everywhere before they stole Palestine, they can go back and live their life as they used to. Why should the Palestinians suffer because the Jews did not like their lives in Russia, Poland, etc?

By: Fredwick

Fredwick — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:31:51 +0000

Hamas has been attacking Israel for how long now, and nobody cared. Then when Israel finally spanks them for doing it, everyone cares. The rules seem pretty lopsided to me. One side can get away with routinely targeting civilians with rockets but the other side can’t.

But then I’ve been trying to convince the air force to nuke Mecca for a long time now.

By: Regina

Regina — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 16:39:07 +0000

It is time that world leaders join in the widespread condemnation of the cruel and inhumane invasion of Gaza by the Iraeli forces. I wholeheatedly agree with those who call for sanctions on Irael,and the boycott of Israeli goods.Life in Gaza was hard enough before this, with the Iraelis effectively destroying the economy and causing widespread suffering through starvation and lack of vita lmedical supplies. No right minded person can condone the firing of rockets into Israel, but this completely disproportionate response is truly appalling, nor does it take into account the sustained and systematic policies of successive Israeli governments to crush the Palestinians. Enough is enough, and let us hear Western leadersresoundingly condemn this moral outrage. If we leave morality aside, the Irraeli actions will not achieve their objectives, but will merely intensify and perpetuate this terrible conflict where everybody loses. Does history teach us nothing?

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By: shabeer

shabeer — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 09:04:08 +0000

I have another comment to make:Why are democratic world silent when Palestenians are being massacared. I would like to see the worlds reaction when one matrydom opeartions takes place. Are Isrelis only Humans????????
Zionist love killing innocent people especially “kids”. Remember GOD is watching them

Why are there two sets of rule at the United Nations. Isreal has violated all UN Resolutions and nothing has been done against them. 14 out of 15 Judges at the Hague has said that the wall is illegal.

By: shabeer

shabeer — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 08:56:43 +0000

The problem is with Abbas who did accept that PLO lost the elcetions. The quetion that comes to mind is how much money is Abbas and Egypt getting for asissting the US and Isrealis. The UN Report clearly states that Isreali has violated the truce and ABBAS and Egypt are saying different

The Palestenains People should ‘unite’. In the past Arafat PLO and Sheik Yasin never fought against one another they respected one another

By: John Smith

John Smith — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 21:10:54 +0000

“What adds to this surrealism for me is not to be found in the world reaction, not the Arab reaction, but the reaction of the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah.”

This is a telling comment.

Until Palestinians learn to cooperate with each other, the Zionists will continue to divide and conquer.

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