humanlove02 wrote:

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^ Oh no you didn't say that?! Didn't you know that land was without inhabitants until the Jewish inhabit that ares. They just fulfilled the reality of "a land without a people is for a people without a land". Israelis ARE the owner of that land and Palestinians existed only to terrorise them. Why can't everyone just let Israel continue defending their innocent civilians from the atrocities of those fucking arabs. Israel just wants peace.

According to the torah, in which arabs obviously dont believe in. Plus the Palestinians living in Palestine before the current occupier was created were indigenous natives of that country. They werent shiped in from europe like the jews.

If Israel wanted peace, it wouldnt continually steal more land, discriminate against the muslim/christian Palestinians, it wouldnt restrict the country from thriving econmically, restrict them in their daily freedom with checkpoints and it wouldnt put restricion on food/medical aid. If Israel treated the Palestinians as equals this would be a different story. According to Israel, 5 Israeli lives equals 900 (and counting) Palestinian lives - Those figures sum up the whole issue of Israels treatment of the Palestinians.

But look, this has gone too far now, the shit has hit the fan big time and enough is enough (have you seen the protest arround the world? 100k in London Saturday10/01-these numbers are growing ever week). As i have said before, Israel wont be around for much longer, sooner it gets dissolved the better. This will happen btw, look at the map of the region - Israel is SURROUNDED (lol). Most muslims in that region abhor Israel, as America weakens im sure they wont wait that long to pounce collectively.

i eat hot peppers give me water wrote:

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Please, if the Hamas were so great, why aren't all the other Arab countries invading Israel?

If I recall Lebanon told the guy who threw those random rockets into Israel to stop it and then backed off.

You clearly know nothing about middle eastern politics!

Hamas leader accuses Israel of Gaza holocaust

By Khaled Yacoub Oweis

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal accused Israel on Saturday of perpetrating a "holocaust" in Gaza and said its invasion had only succeeded in drowning the besieged territory in a "sea of blood."

In a speech from the Syrian capital widely carried by Arab channels, Meshaal said Israelis' support for the 15-day offensive compromised the moral fabric of the Jewish state.

"I ask you Israelis, what have you achieved from this war you support? What have you achieved except killing innocent children and creating a trace of smashed skulls and a sea of blood drowning Gaza?" Meshaal said.

"What have you achieved except a holocaust your leaders want to win the next Israeli elections with?" Meshaal said, using the term for the Nazi genocide during World War Two that killed some six million Jews.

Israel said Hamas was to blame for the civilian death toll because the group's fighters used civilians as a shield and hid in buildings and urban infrastructure.

Meshaal, who lives in exile in Syria, said Israel was deliberately targeting civilians to destroy morale in Gaza. He reiterated Hamas's conditions for a cease-fire, including ending an Israeli blockade that was one of the reasons cited by the group for its decision not to renew a six-month truce in December.

"BITTER TASTE"

Citing a history of Arab struggle against invaders, Meshaal questioned how long Israel would survive, saying the ferocity of the Israeli attacks finished off chances for a lasting peace between the Jewish state and the Arab world surrounding it.

"You have destroyed the last chance for negotiations. No one will now believe you. Our people are fed up with compromises after they had tried them for so long. A bitter taste is all that's left," he said addressing the Israeli public.

"You should know God's law. There is no future for entities and nations founded on oppression and aggression. This is a law applicable to Muslims, Jews and Christians alike," he added.

Meshaal said Israel's onslaught on Gaza was failing to achieve military objectives, citing rockets still falling on Israel from Gaza and Palestinian resistance to far superior Israeli forces.

"You have created resistance in every household and every town," he said.

Meshaal said Israel had also lost the battle for international public opinion, with worldwide demonstrations and popular Arab anger.

"We are living the most difficult days of the battle. What is needed is fierce resistance on the ground of Gaza and fierce support from the Arab, Islamic and international street until the aggression ends and the enemy withdraws."

Hamas's ideology is based on non-recognition of Israel and its charter calls for Israel's destruction.

Leaders of the Islamist group have said in the past they would accept the establishment of a Palestinian state on land occupied by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war in return for a truce with the Jewish state lasting for decades.