Ongoing Palestinian terror attacks against Israel.

[Spizz]

they know the answer Spizz

Well Xarog is just looking to have a fight and is posting another leading question, but just replying to bio just in case.

 

[Xarog]

Well Xarog is just looking to have a fight and is posting another leading question, but just replying to bio just in case.

Actually, your argument is full of **** and I have no doubt I can show it to be such.

Please, by all means, show what threat the people in the occupied territories showed towards the Israelis between 1967 and the first Intafada where the people finally got fed up with their fundamental human rights being trampled on to the point that they were willing to protest over it.

 

[Spizz]

So the people living inside them had what exactly to do with the conflict? Why is Israel still holding onto them if it's not willing to annex the territory?

I'm not a member of the Israeli government so I can only speculate.

So with that in important distinction in mind, I'd imagine it's because they don't trust their neighbours not to annihilate them and holding onto the territories is strategical.

 

[Xarog]

I'm not a member of the Israeli government so I can only speculate.

So with that in important distinction in mind, I'd imagine it's because they don't trust their neighbours not to annihilate them and holding onto the territories is strategical.

So they can just deny the Palestinians their rights to self-determination in perpetuity because of it?

And what of the basic human right to resist an occupying force as guaranteed by the UN which Israel is a member of?

 

[Spizz]

Actually, your argument is full of **** and I have no doubt I can show it to be such.

Please, by all means, show what threat the people in the occupied territories showed towards the Israelis between 1967 and the first Intafada where the people finally got fed up with their fundamental human rights being trampled on to the point that they were willing to protest over it.

My argument is full of ****???? What argument would that be? I don't realise I presented one

 

[biometrics]

I'm not a member of the Israeli government so I can only speculate.

So with that in important distinction in mind, I'd imagine it's because they don't trust their neighbours not to annihilate them and holding onto the territories is strategical.

Maybe in a ground war. Surely they would blast each other with missiles and aircraft?

 

[Lager]

Actually, your argument is full of **** and I have no doubt I can show it to be such.

Please, by all means, show what threat the people in the occupied territories showed towards the Israelis between 1967 and the first Intafada where the people finally got fed up with their fundamental human rights being trampled on to the point that they were willing to protest over it.

Xarog you can't be this naive
Governments decide on war, not the people
When there's war people are bystanders and sometimes part of collateral damage.

Israel must defend itself like any other nation. In the Middle East even more so.

 

[Xarog]

My argument is full of ****???? What argument would that be? I don't realise I presented one

My my, how short your memory is:

Funny how everyone forgets why Israel had to occupy any territory.

Or are you denying this to be a justification of Israel's behaviour with respect to the occupied territories?

 

[Xarog]

Xarog you can't be this naive
Governments decide on war, not the people
When there's war people are bystanders and sometimes part of collateral damage.

Israel must defend itself like any other nation. In the Middle East even more so.

Lol.

So the people inside the territories who had no government, are they supposed to just sit and suffer?

 

[Spizz]

So they can just deny the Palestinians their rights to self-determination in perpetuity because of it?

And what of the basic human right to resist an occupying force as guaranteed by the UN which Israel is a member of?

Lol, you are so desperate for a fight you just make assumption after assumption.

Go away Xarog, I have no time for getting sucked into one of your BS squabbles.

 

[Lager]

So they can just deny the Palestinians their rights to self-determination in perpetuity because of it?

And what of the basic human right to resist an occupying force as guaranteed by the UN which Israel is a member of?

Tell the palestinian fscktards to stop attacking first...then maybe decision makers could start debating like adults around the table.

 

[Lager]

Lol.

So the people inside the territories who had no government, are they supposed to just sit and suffer?

lol

ask Hamas and the like

 

[biometrics]

Tell the palestinian fscktards to stop attacking first...then maybe decision makers could start debating like adults around the table.

Well that's not going to happen and you know it.

 

[Lager]

I think Xarog is an extremist
if he could have his hands on a WMD...

 

[Seriously]

Lol.

So the people inside the territories who had no government, are they supposed to just sit and suffer?

Hamas is their chosen Government. Try another one of your fallacies.

 

[Xarog]

Lol, you are so desperate for a fight you just make assumption after assumption.

Go away Xarog, I have no time for getting sucked into one of your BS squabbles.

I'm not desperate for anything bud, I just don't take kindly to you posting bull**** as if it means anything, that's all.

lol

ask Hamas and the like

What year was Hamas formed? When did the occupation start? When did the first intifada start? If Israel is doing the right thing, how can you explain how they allowed the situation to escalate to the point it is today if not monumental stupidity or a duplicitous desire to annex all the territory?

What are the people living in the territory with limited legal rights and a denial of citizenship to the power that's occupying supposed to do if they're fed up and want to excercise their right to self-determination as guaranteed by the UN to every member of the human species?

 

[Lager]

Well that's not going to happen and you know it.

Yes, i do know it. Hamas will not stop.

 

[Spizz]

Maybe in a ground war. Surely they would blast each other with missiles and aircraft?

I think the Israel's are in a Catch 22 after toying with the Palestinians for too long and not being honest in their intentions in the past. They are reaping what they sow alright and there is no easy way out now regardless of what intention they have for the future.

 

[Xarog]

Hamas is their chosen Government. Try another one of your fallacies.

We're talking about why Israel occupied the land in the first place. That was 1967. The first intifada started in 1987. Hamas was only founded during the time of this uprising.

So it's kinda hard to see how you could call Hamas a government for the Palestinian people at that point in history. The argument that those territories serve as some kind of defensive measure against any neighbouring country is patently absurd.

 

[Lager]

I'm not desperate for anything bud, I just don't take kindly to you posting bull**** as if it means anything, that's all.


What year was Hamas formed? When did the occupation start? When did the first intifada start? If Israel is doing the right thing, how can you explain how they allowed the situation to escalate to the point it is today if not monumental stupidity or a duplicitous desire to annex all the territory?

What are the people living in the territory with limited legal rights and a denial of citizenship to the power that's occupying supposed to do if they're fed up and want to excercise their right to self-determination as guaranteed by the UN to every member of the human species?

they should have thought of the consequences before deciding to try and wipe Israel off the map....you know, the Islam ideology?
Ring a bell?