Purpose of the tunnels -- mass slaughter of Israeli civilians

[Muslima]

Anonymous wrote:http://www.theocracywatch.org/christian_zionism_israel_forms.htm
Are you serious Muslima?

Read the article. I know that it is in the 4 walls of the UN that the agreement came about of a creation of a jewish state, but it is more complicated and complex than what you want to believe

[Anonymous]

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Muslima, did not the UN help to create Israel? So, I guess you believe in the sanctity of Israel's original borders as mandated by the UN? Do you recocognize Israel's right to exist?

You might want to read this http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/10/26/the-myth-of-the-u-n-creation-of-israel/ if you think the UN "created" Israel.

They question was Muslima, do you recognize Israel's right to exist? And I'll add another, is Hamas a terrorist organization?

[Anonymous]

"In the four walls of the UN"? Are you parsing words like Bill Clinton did?

[Muslima]

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Muslima, did not the UN help to create Israel? So, I guess you believe in the sanctity of Israel's original borders as mandated by the UN? Do you recocognize Israel's right to exist?

You might want to read this http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/10/26/the-myth-of-the-u-n-creation-of-israel/ if you think the UN "created" Israel.

They question was Muslima, do you recognize Israel's right to exist? And I'll add another, is Hamas a terrorist organization?

I recognize Palestine's right to exist. I don't believe Hamas is a terrorist organization, they have a military wing that has done terrorist acts that I am against. I have said it many times here, I do not support everything Hamas does, but they are way more than their military wing. Fact : the UN doesn't recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.

[Anonymous]

Unanswered was whether you recognize Israel's right to exist....

[Anonymous]

However, U.s., Canada, European Union, Jordan, Egypt, and Japan do consider Hamas to be terrorists.

[Anonymous]

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Muslima, did not the UN help to create Israel? So, I guess you believe in the sanctity of Israel's original borders as mandated by the UN? Do you recocognize Israel's right to exist?

You might want to read this http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/10/26/the-myth-of-the-u-n-creation-of-israel/ if you think the UN "created" Israel.

They question was Muslima, do you recognize Israel's right to exist? And I'll add another, is Hamas a terrorist organization?

I recognize Palestine's right to exist. I don't believe Hamas is a terrorist organization, they have a military wing that has done terrorist acts that I am against. I have said it many times here, I do not support everything Hamas does, but they are way more than their military wing. Fact : the UN doesn't recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.

If you don't recognize Israel' right to exist, your opinion is completely meaningless and you are basically just a Hamas mouthpiece.

[Anonymous]

^^Do you accept the principles of the two state solution?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^Do you accept the principles of the two state solution?

Me? 6:15pp?

I am a huge Israel supporter but I and most of the other Israel supporters I know are in favor of a 2 state solution. However, it is not possible with Hamas bc they will never be happy with 2 states, as their only want to destroy Israel. I believe it is possible with Abbas and that Israel should be doing more to reach out to them and "reward" the non-violent efforts but now that Fatah and Hamas have formed a unity party, it basically impossible. The US would not and should not ever negotiate with Al Queda and Israel will not and should not negotiate with Hamas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous



Unanswered was whether you recognize Israel's right to exist....

Is has forfeit its right to exist in it current form. One state solution with human right for all the people in Israel including the occupied territories.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous



Unanswered was whether you recognize Israel's right to exist....

Is has forfeit its right to exist in it current form. One state solution with human right for all the people in Israel including the occupied territories.

I dont think you get to decide that a country has "forfeited" its right to exist.

But as we all know, a one state solution = the destruction of Israel. In a one state solution, the Palestinians will quickly outnumber the Jews and we have, unfortunately, countless examples of how Jews are treated in Arab/Muslim states.

But you still havent answered the question of whether you believe Israel has the right to exist. And if the answer is no, then you are basically calling for the genocide of the 7 million Jews currently living there.

[Anonymous]

Israel will never give equal rights to the Palestinians. That is clearly illustrated in their forceful and inhumane takeover in the region. So they should not be able to exist the way they are. Not sure what the right solution is, but the way they are going about it is wron and against all Jewish teachings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^Do you accept the principles of the two state solution?

Me? 6:15pp?

I am a huge Israel supporter but I and most of the other Israel supporters I know are in favor of a 2 state solution. However, it is not possible with Hamas bc they will never be happy with 2 states, as their only want to destroy Israel. I believe it is possible with Abbas and that Israel should be doing more to reach out to them and "reward" the non-violent efforts but now that Fatah and Hamas have formed a unity party, it basically impossible. The US would not and should not ever negotiate with Al Queda and Israel will not and should not negotiate with Hamas.

You realize that this is exactly the Likud party line they feed to the Israeli public to justify continue occupation and confiscation, right?

Why is it OK for Israel's government to include former terrorists as PMs, but not for Palestinians?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^Do you accept the principles of the two state solution?

Me? 6:15pp?

I am a huge Israel supporter but I and most of the other Israel supporters I know are in favor of a 2 state solution. However, it is not possible with Hamas bc they will never be happy with 2 states, as their only want to destroy Israel. I believe it is possible with Abbas and that Israel should be doing more to reach out to them and "reward" the non-violent efforts but now that Fatah and Hamas have formed a unity party, it basically impossible. The US would not and should not ever negotiate with Al Queda and Israel will not and should not negotiate with Hamas.

You realize that this is exactly the Likud party line they feed to the Israeli public to justify continue occupation and confiscation, right?

Why is it OK for Israel's government to include former terrorists as PMs, but not for Palestinians?

The premise of your question is false. Hamas is an internationally recognized terrorist organization. Israel is a democracy. Let Hamas renounce terror and recognize Israel's right to exist and let negotiations ensue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^Do you accept the principles of the two state solution?

Me? 6:15pp?

I am a huge Israel supporter but I and most of the other Israel supporters I know are in favor of a 2 state solution. However, it is not possible with Hamas bc they will never be happy with 2 states, as their only want to destroy Israel. I believe it is possible with Abbas and that Israel should be doing more to reach out to them and "reward" the non-violent efforts but now that Fatah and Hamas have formed a unity party, it basically impossible. The US would not and should not ever negotiate with Al Queda and Israel will not and should not negotiate with Hamas.

You realize that this is exactly the Likud party line they feed to the Israeli public to justify continue occupation and confiscation, right?

Why is it OK for Israel's government to include former terrorists as PMs, but not for Palestinians?

The premise of your question is false. Hamas is an internationally recognized terrorist organization. Israel is a democracy. Let Hamas renounce terror and recognize Israel's right to exist and let negotiations ensue.

Was Hamas not democratically elected? Or you think that it's only a democracy when you like the results?

I repeat: why is it OK for Israel to elect former terrorists to office but not for Gazans?