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#126
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Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
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Truth about Zionism
Posted:
#133
questions...
1. can anyone become a Zionist?
2. if a rabbi is opposing Zionism does that make him a terrorist?
3. Posted: 6/12/2012 1:10:47 AMHERE IS THE TRUTH ABOUT ZIONISTS
Indeed, the Zionist desire for sovereignty was so deep that by accepting the UN partition plan in 1947, the movement was willing to let go of Zion, Jerusalem, the city that gave it its very name, in order to get at least a state. Chaim Weitzman, Israel's first president and one of the Zionist movement's most important leaders, is known to have said that the Jewish people would accept a state, even if it was the size of napkin. That's how leaders of a movement that seeks a state above all speak and act.
how can you let go of something that wasn't theirs?
The Jewish people?...the Zionist leaders aren't satisfied with that statement as you can see by the current events. I think it's fair to say the Palestinian's are lucky to have a state the size of a napkin after being robbed.
What is the difference or is there a difference between what the Nazi did in the past and what the Zionist movement is doing today to the believers of the book?
1. can anyone become a Zionist?
2. if a rabbi is opposing Zionism does that make him a terrorist?
3. Posted: 6/12/2012 1:10:47 AMHERE IS THE TRUTH ABOUT ZIONISTS
Indeed, the Zionist desire for sovereignty was so deep that by accepting the UN partition plan in 1947, the movement was willing to let go of Zion, Jerusalem, the city that gave it its very name, in order to get at least a state. Chaim Weitzman, Israel's first president and one of the Zionist movement's most important leaders, is known to have said that the Jewish people would accept a state, even if it was the size of napkin. That's how leaders of a movement that seeks a state above all speak and act.
how can you let go of something that wasn't theirs?
The Jewish people?...the Zionist leaders aren't satisfied with that statement as you can see by the current events. I think it's fair to say the Palestinian's are lucky to have a state the size of a napkin after being robbed.
What is the difference or is there a difference between what the Nazi did in the past and what the Zionist movement is doing today to the believers of the book?
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Posted:
#136
The conflict has never been about the establishment of a Palestinian state.
It has always been about the existence of the Jewish state.
This is what this conflict is about.
In 1947, the United Nations voted to
partition the land into a Jewish state and an Arab state.
The person said yes.
The Palestinians said no
. In recent years, the Palestinians twice refused generous offers by Israeli Prime Ministers, to establish a Palestinian state on virtually all the territory won by Israel in the Six Day War.
This is what this conflict is about.
In 1947, the United Nations voted to
partition the land into a Jewish state and an Arab state.The person said yes.
The Palestinians said no
. In recent years, the Palestinians twice refused generous offers by Israeli Prime Ministers, to establish a Palestinian state on virtually all the territory won by Israel in the Six Day War.
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Posted:
#137
Quote Originally Posted by BMA:
The conflict has never been about the establishment of a Palestinian state. It has always been about the existence of the Jewish state.
This is what this conflict is about.
In 1947, the United Nations voted to
partition the land into a Jewish state and an Arab state.
The person said yes.
The Palestinians said no
. In recent years, the Palestinians twice refused generous offers by Israeli Prime Ministers, to establish a Palestinian state on virtually all the territory won by Israel in the Six Day War.
The conflict has never been about the establishment of a Palestinian state. It has always been about the existence of the Jewish state.
This is what this conflict is about.
In 1947, the United Nations voted to
partition the land into a Jewish state and an Arab state.The person said yes.
The Palestinians said no
. In recent years, the Palestinians twice refused generous offers by Israeli Prime Ministers, to establish a Palestinian state on virtually all the territory won by Israel in the Six Day War.
They were simply unwilling to end the conflict.
And I regret to say this:
They continue to educate their children to hate.
They continue to name public squares after terrorists.
And worst of all, they continue to perpetuate the fantasy that Israel will one day be flooded by the descendants of Palestinian refugees.
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Posted:
#139
Hamas is not a partner for peace.
Hamas remains committed to Israel’s destruction and to terrorism.
They have a charter.
That charter not only calls for the obliteration of Israel, but says ‘kill the person wherever you find them’.
Hamas’ leader condemned the killing of Osama bin Laden and praised him as a holy warrior.
Hamas remains committed to Israel’s destruction and to terrorism.
They have a charter.
That charter not only calls for the obliteration of Israel, but says ‘kill the person wherever you find them’.
Hamas’ leader condemned the killing of Osama bin Laden and praised him as a holy warrior.
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Posted:
#143
Israel left Gaza hoping for peace.
Israel did not freeze the settlements in Gaza, we uprooted them. We did exactly
what the theory says: Get out, go back to the 1967 borders, dismantle
the settlements.
And
I don't think people remember how far we went to achieve this.
We uprooted thousands of people from their homes.
We pulled children out of -- out of their schools and their kindergartens
. We bulldozed
synagogues. We even -- we even moved loved ones from their graves.
And then, having done all that, we gave the keys of Gaza to President Abbas.
Now the theory says it should all work out, and President Abbas and the Palestinian Authority now could build a peaceful state in Gaza
. You can
remember that the entire world applauded.
They applauded our withdrawal as an act of great statesmanship. It was a bold act of peace.
But ladies and gentlemen, we didn't get peace.
We got war.
We got Iran,
which through its proxy Hamas promptly kicked out the Palestinian Authority.
The Palestinian Authority collapsed in a day -- in one day.
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Posted:
#146
"questions...
1. can anyone become a Zionist?"
Theoretically? Sure, anyone who believes that the Jewish people should have a Jewish homeland as a state is (IMO) a Zionist as I use and understand the term (i.e., not in the perjorative sense).
"2. if a rabbi is opposing Zionism does that make him a terrorist?"
Not in my book.
"3. Posted: 6/12/2012 1:10:47 AMHERE IS THE TRUTH ABOUT ZIONISTS
Indeed, the Zionist desire for sovereignty was so deep that by accepting the UN partition plan in 1947, the movement was willing to let go of Zion, Jerusalem, the city that gave it its very name, in order to get at least a state. Chaim Weitzman, Israel's first president and one of the Zionist movement's most important leaders, is known to have said that the Jewish people would accept a state, even if it was the size of napkin. That's how leaders of a movement that seeks a state above all speak and act.
how can you let go of something that wasn't theirs?
The Jewish people?...the Zionist leaders aren't satisfied with that statement as you can see by the current events. I think it's fair to say the Palestinian's are lucky to have a state the size of a napkin after being robbed.
What is the difference or is there a difference between what the Nazi did in the past and what the Zionist movement is doing today to the believers of the book?"
Are you fucking kidding me Pokin? You really think that there is ANY similarity to what the Nazis did in the past to the current Israeli-Palestinian/Arab/Muslim conflict? Call me when the Israelis start an organized campaign of directed genocide with gas chambers where their goal is the complete elimination of an ethnic group and the numbers that they have killed show they are serious about said goal. It's intellectually dishonest to compare the two.
1. can anyone become a Zionist?"
Theoretically? Sure, anyone who believes that the Jewish people should have a Jewish homeland as a state is (IMO) a Zionist as I use and understand the term (i.e., not in the perjorative sense).
"2. if a rabbi is opposing Zionism does that make him a terrorist?"
Not in my book.
"3. Posted: 6/12/2012 1:10:47 AMHERE IS THE TRUTH ABOUT ZIONISTS
Indeed, the Zionist desire for sovereignty was so deep that by accepting the UN partition plan in 1947, the movement was willing to let go of Zion, Jerusalem, the city that gave it its very name, in order to get at least a state. Chaim Weitzman, Israel's first president and one of the Zionist movement's most important leaders, is known to have said that the Jewish people would accept a state, even if it was the size of napkin. That's how leaders of a movement that seeks a state above all speak and act.
how can you let go of something that wasn't theirs?
The Jewish people?...the Zionist leaders aren't satisfied with that statement as you can see by the current events. I think it's fair to say the Palestinian's are lucky to have a state the size of a napkin after being robbed.
What is the difference or is there a difference between what the Nazi did in the past and what the Zionist movement is doing today to the believers of the book?"
Are you fucking kidding me Pokin? You really think that there is ANY similarity to what the Nazis did in the past to the current Israeli-Palestinian/Arab/Muslim conflict? Call me when the Israelis start an organized campaign of directed genocide with gas chambers where their goal is the complete elimination of an ethnic group and the numbers that they have killed show they are serious about said goal. It's intellectually dishonest to compare the two.
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Posted:
#148
Quote Originally Posted by PokinSmot:
Anti-Zionist Holocaust Survivor
A holocaust survivor speaks of Israel as being like Nazi Germany
This Video is to show the Jewish Community around the world among others who are outraged that there religion Judaism has been hijacked by Zionists who happen to be secular. The Zionists are using the sympathy of the person from events in World War 2 to justify there Brutal Occupation of Palestine and the Ethnic Cleansing of Arabs from the region.
Anti-Zionist Holocaust Survivor
A holocaust survivor speaks of Israel as being like Nazi Germany
This Video is to show the Jewish Community around the world among others who are outraged that there religion Judaism has been hijacked by Zionists who happen to be secular. The Zionists are using the sympathy of the person from events in World War 2 to justify there Brutal Occupation of Palestine and the Ethnic Cleansing of Arabs from the region.
Are you fucking kidding me Pokin? You really think that there is ANY similarity to what the Nazis did in the past to the current Israeli-Palestinian/Arab/Muslim conflict? Call me when the Israelis start an organized campaign of directed genocide with gas chambers where their goal is the complete elimination of an ethnic group and the numbers that they have killed show they are serious about said goal. It's intellectually dishonest to compare the two.
Kap.....not my words...the words of a survivor
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