The Middle East Conflict Thread

rwenzori said:
I find his posts quite informative, myself. They make a welcome change from the ambient noise of "nuke the bastards".
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Atlleast you're debating for the right reasons, and you actually care about the Palestinians

aperio seems to lick his lips everytime a Palestinian dies because he gets another opportunity to take a swipe at Israel and the US
 
Finsbury Park Mosque a breeding ground for terrorism

aperio said:
Israeli terrorists bomb a packed mosque, killing 7 people, including a child.

Remember: All this is done with American money and American bombs.
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Maybe it was a mosque like this one.

Peter Clarke, the head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch, said the Finsbury Park Mosque, in north London, where the handless Hamza preached, was "almost like a honey pot for extremists". It had become a breeding ground for terrorism.
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Terrorist in Beslan school massacre came from Finsbury Park
 
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marine1 said:
I think maybe you need to go and read all the posts in the numerous threads. It is not Both sides, the Palestinian terrorists are the cause and this is exactly why some Arab states are blaming Ham A$$
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I don't think I do. This conflict has been going on for ages now and neither side is innocent. It's absurd to argue any differently IMO...
 
Not all Arabs support Hamas

An interesting article.

Not all Arabs support Hamas

Israel started a sweeping antiterrorist Operation Cast Lead on December 27 to destroy the military structure of Hamas, a radical Islamic movement ruling in Gaza.

Demonstrations have been held in some Arab capitals, notably Beirut, to protest not only against Israel, but also against "the ruling Arab regimes collaborating with Zionists."

Even Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian National Authority, has condemned the Israeli action but said Hamas could have prevented the slaughter had it prolonged the six-month truce with Israel, which expired on December 19. Instead, on December 25 the Islamists showered adjacent Israeli territory with high-trajectory Qassam missiles.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit said he had appealed to Hamas more than once to prolong the truce with Israel, but they refused saying they want their hands free.

Paradoxically, it is not only Israel who needed the current invasion of Gaza to protect its citizens from Islamic fighters. The Hamas leaders, who have been at loggerheads with Abbas, whose powers expire in January 2009, will also benefit from the attack.

The Hamas leadership in Gaza and the movement's spiritual leader Khaled Meshaal, 45, who is living in exile in Damascus, are ready to sacrifice thousands of their compatriots to strengthen their power in Gaza and their influence on Palestinians in the West Bank controlled by the Abbas administration and Israel.

The other Arab monarchs keep silence because they have always known that standing behind Hamas are Iran and Syria, which do not need a separate peace between Palestinians and Israel on any conditions.

Iran wants to remain the regional superpower, while Syria wants to prevent a separate solution of the Palestinian problem by the U.S.-Israel-PNA trio. Syria also wants to force the U.S. to act friendly in order to resolve the problem of the Golan Heights, which Israel occupied during the 1967 war.
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BBSA said:
your and aperio's propaganda is not going to change anybodies mind with an IQ higher than 75.
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In that case I still have a very good chance of changing your mind, don't I?
 
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