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Author Topic: Is Palestine realy under Israeli Occupation?  (Read 539 times)
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« Reply #15 on: February 09, 2008, 11:49:12 AM »

Peis,
 Post a reply with 3 words in it, then re-edit it with your longer text.
I'm looking forward to read you. Wink
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« Reply #16 on: February 11, 2008, 11:28:38 AM »

This are bastard settlements map expansion over Palestinian land after expelling citizens and destroying their homes:

The PRESUMED peace process, it was said that WB would be the main part of palestinian state; right !!!!!!!!!!!!!



Those colons are coming from Poland and Russia to destroy citizen homes





LESSON 1: What Genova and UN conventions says about any "occupied territories"?

Self-defence is LEGIT

and then let's see viewers report:

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UN rapporteur says Israel’s occupation of Palestine resembles apartheid
By Jean Shaoul
14 March 2007

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The one accusation against Israel guaranteed to provoke a furious reaction is that it has subjected the Palestinians living in the territories illegally occupied for nearly 40 years to a regime akin to apartheid South Africa.

Former US president Jimmy Carter was recently vilified as an anti-Semite and denounced for the title of his book, Palestine: Peace not Apartheid, with its comparison between the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip and the racist regime in South Africa, which denied the majority black population their political and human rights.

Of some significance, therefore, is the publication of a United Nations report which demonstrates in legal terms that the apartheid comparison is entirely legitimate.

John Dugard, the UN’s special rapporteur for human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories since 2001, says that “Israel’s laws and practices in the (Palestinian territories) certainly resemble aspects of apartheid.”

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« Reply #17 on: February 11, 2008, 12:03:14 PM »

Untouchables, your post is noticeably light in proof.  Not one link! 
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« Reply #18 on: February 11, 2008, 12:22:01 PM »

Fred, my reply was that, first, I object that you attributed a thread with such a silly name to my authorship. Second, the US was funding and training Fatah's militants since mid 90s (while u allege that began only after Fatah-Hamas violence broke out).

""Dahlan's Preventive Security forces in Gaza received funding and training from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to combat terror in Gaza, particularly after 1996, and following Dahlan's appointment by Abbas to deal with security in 2003; ...According to senior Palestinian sources, the CIA even provided Dahlan with a bullet-proof, American-built SUV, which earned Dahlan the nickname "the CIA man of Gaza.""
See the Footnote 16 in this doc:

http://www.jcpa.org/brief/brief005-6.htm

The commonly known facts that the US trained and armed Abbas and his Force 17 BEFORE the Gaza confrontation:

"The Bush administration has undertaken efforts to arm and train the Presidential Guard of Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas in order to prepare it for a potential violent confrontation with Hamas forces in the Gaza Strip."

The US was preparing the regime-change in Palestine after Hamas won the election.

"Israeli sources say that the United States is interested in the fall of the Hamas government currently in power in the Palestinian Authority."

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/781482.html
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« Reply #19 on: February 11, 2008, 01:09:49 PM »

Peis
Sorry if your name fell under this silly thread name. It came out like this automaticaly when I splitted the thread, because your post is at the top of it. I didn't choose to put your name.

Now for the debate, I find ok for one faction to get help from the US while the other receive an overwhelming support, financialy, military, moraly etc from the arabs (Syria etc).
If nobody helped Fatah, Hamas would control Palestine alone, with no chance ever to have a opposition.

That the US and Israel want regime change makes no doubt at all. It's not even a decision, it goes without saying.
But the very fact that they want a regime change prooves that they are not under occupation. Their regime is still the Hamas regime.
Now, it's like this for Gaza and not sure for the West Bank.
That's why I'm glad to debate.

Sherazad made a good point: It's the jewish colons who are responsible for a big part of the troubles.
Their settlements is an overt provocation. Just like Hamas rockets toward Israel.
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« Reply #20 on: February 11, 2008, 01:11:04 PM »


Hamas is a terrorist organization.-UN, US, EU
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« Reply #21 on: February 12, 2008, 08:07:34 AM »

Untouchables, your post is noticeably light in proof.  Not one link! 

http://wsws.org/articles/2007/mar2007/isra-m14.shtml
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« Reply #22 on: February 12, 2008, 08:24:29 AM »


Hamas is a terrorist organization.-UN, US, EU


G. Washington and his clan were called terrorists by British

Sinn Fein/iRA considered terrorists by British

Isac Shamir, Menahem Begin terrorists by former British mandat

Jean Moulin and his team considered terroritsts by nazis

Algerian FLN considered terroorists by french

Vietnameses were considered terrorists by US...etc

All famous who wrote history were called terrorists!

It was never problem.
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« Reply #23 on: February 12, 2008, 08:25:38 AM »

lol. World Socialist Web Site.


lol x 10:
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It was never problem."





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« Reply #24 on: February 12, 2008, 08:31:43 AM »

lol. World Socialist Web Site.


lol x 10:
"All famous who wrote history were called terrorists!
It was never problem."





Ahk



Yeah, I got a snicker out of those too. Untouchables is really digging deep. Well, at least he is true to himself.
.. dunno about anybody else though.  Grin



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« Reply #25 on: February 12, 2008, 12:52:32 PM »

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If the Hamas and the Fatah were able to rule Palestine together, without shooting at each other, Palestinians would have their own state

chedevre de jour. They were'nt shooting each other between 1987 and 2007 (but hardly "ruling" anything), and the statehood never arrived. Do u realize it's like occupation over there, direct occupaiton in West Bank and indirect one in Gaza? It's difficult to "rule" yourself when u're under foreign military occupation, but never mind.

And "statehood never arrived" Peisi ??  As if it was going to magically appear on it's own without Palestinians (through their leadership) giving up the goal of Israel's elimination and STOPPING THE VIOLENCE AND TERROR against Israel?  (Yes, I know you'd prefer to ignor the other facts, but that doesn't make them go away)

Maybe, Peisi, you can show this forum where/when the Palestinian leadership ACTED in a meaningful way to stop the terror aimed at Israel's destruction, ... and/or gave up there demands of "right of return" (which would affectively destroy Israel)... Can you link the documentation??  Didn't think so.

Palestine (the region), has been under "occupation" of one form or another for hundreds of years.  Prior to Israel having to police the region (for reasons which should now be obvious) , it was under the "occupation" of Jordan and Egypt... Prior to Jordan and Egypt it was under Ottoman/Turkish "occupation" which dated back to 1517.  "Palestinians" (as a unique peoples) have NEVER had autonomy in the region of Palestine... And when given some autonomy, have proven not able to conduct themselves in a peaceful manor with their neighbors (ala Gaza).

Let us not forget, it was the Palestinian people who freely elected Hamas, a terrorist organization.  The people spoke, and are now being "answered".

Palestinians weren't shooting at each other between 1987 - 2007??  Yes, Arafat did a good job of keeping their violence focused on Israel.... and "statehood never arrived".  I seem to recall Arafat walking from the peace table on more than one occation with NOTHING.... yet "statehood never arrived" (HMMMMM)....

...Could it be a coincidence that Palestinian terror never stopped, that Palestinian leadership never formally backed off their demand of a full "right of return" (a demand never conceided to Jews who were forced to flee Arab lands), ... they never actually ACTED in a meaningful way against their inbred terror... and that they recently elected a Terrorist organization into power... THAT couldn't have anything to do with the fact that their "statehood never arrived"... COULD IT??  LOL

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« Reply #26 on: February 13, 2008, 02:47:08 PM »

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without Palestinians (through their leadership) giving up the goal of Israel's elimination


Realityman, u have this habit of taking a long break, then coming back to open the already debated and re-debated topic. I consider i proved it the last 5 times that the Pals did indeed give up the goal of Israel's elimination. I'm not going back to the same searches and quotes and analysis.

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the terror aimed at Israel's destruction,

are u serious? Blowing up cafes once in a month, and sometimes once in  half year, was "aimed at Israel's destruction?" It's like saying throwing stones at Israeli tanks was aimed at Israel's destruction, or throwing snowballs into a bunker was aimed at the bunker's demilition. The terror was aimed at concessions, and hell, was it successful. Not the UN, not the Qaurtet, not the Pope or UNESCO or Madre Teresa extracted concessions from Israel. It were suicide bombers.

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Palestinian terror never stopped

it did, and the long-term quiet was broken by Sharon's incursions into refugee camps. The question is that Israeli occupation never stopped.

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never formally backed off their demand of a full "right of return"


true. But what they said informally was more important. Again, we've been through that. Israel, btw, never backed off, formally or informally, from its annexationism. Never backed off, formally or informally, from the annexation of E-Jerusalem. Formally, it was totally and completely annexed. All mainstream Israel politicos partake (Still!) in the "united undivided Jerusalem as eternal capital of Israel" mantra.  Did u notice? How do u suppose negotiations to even begin with such official position?
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« Reply #27 on: February 14, 2008, 01:28:38 PM »

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without Palestinians (through their leadership) giving up the goal of Israel's elimination


Realityman, u have this habit of taking a long break, then coming back to open the already debated and re-debated topic. I consider i proved it the last 5 times that the Pals did indeed give up the goal of Israel's elimination. I'm not going back to the same searches and quotes and analysis....
 Blowing up cafes once in a month, and sometimes once in  half year, was "aimed at Israel's destruction?" 


Of course you have Peisi.... Keep telling yourself you've proven that,... when the reality is you've yet to. (You seem to have a habbit of throwing facts up, while purposely ignoring other relevant facts... This is why your "opinions" (based on purposeful ignorance to facts which don't fit your agenda) of often radically biased and exposed as such.

The REASON there's only been one suicide bombing lately IS NOT because of lack of desire, or a change in goals... iT'S because of the wall (which the Pals hate so much)....The wall keeps the wouldbe terrorists out.  Before the wall was close to being complete...WHERE did the majority of suicide bombings take place??  YOU GUESSED IT... in areas where the wall wasn't complete.  Wink... Pretty basic really....  And HOW did the suicide bombers get into Israel this time??  Need we go through that??  lol

Who was it again the Palestinians ELECTED into power??  A terrorist organization who's actively smuggling arms and firing daily rockets at Israel... HMMM (yet you've somehow proven some point??  lol)

Yes Peisi...I take long breaks... and come back to you spewing the same old nonsense... IGNORING the facts you don't want to see, and making claims you then refuse to rationally back up while examining ALL the relevant facts... And occasionally claiming you've previously made some point, you haven't (or maybe you can link/direct me to the post or posts where you've somehow PROVEN this??  ... Didn't think so)... Same old non-sense.

Long before Israeli occupation there was Palestinian/Arab violence.  When Israel pulls back from "occupying", you get "GAZA".... ANY QUESTIONS??  lol

AND YES, Palestinian statehood never "arrived".... And Hamas continues it's daily barrage of missles aimed at Israeli population bases... hmmm... Imagine that.


This forum should also notice how you PURPOSELY AVOIDED ANSWERING for what I directly asked you with regard to the subject... "

I asked you:
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Peisi, you can show this forum where/when the Palestinian leadership ACTED in a meaningful way to stop the terror  aimed at Israel's destruction, ... and/or gave up there demands of "right of return" (which would affectively destroy Israel)... Can you link the documentation??

No links, no documentation (which, if existed, should be easily linked)... Just a personal opinion of " what they said informally was more important".(??)..... LOL... Laughable......

If the Palestinians (through their leadership) truly want peace they need to BEGIN BY ACTING TO STOP THEIR INBRED TERROR.  Until a willingness to ACT is demonstrated by Palestinian leadership against such entities, the process can go nowhere.  At the present time, the PA DOESN'T EVEN CONTROL a big portion of the region they want to make part of their state.  That region is run and controlled by a terrorist group who openly advocate Israel's destruction... They're not going away without a fight, and there can be no peace while they're allowed to continue their terrorist activities... Talk is fine, but meaningless without ACTION... When is Abbas going to ACT? As I recall, he was recently OFFERED an international peacekeeping forces to assist...but quickly refused such help..... hmmmm  Wink

"Gaza" is what happens when Israel withdraws.... Until the Palestinian leadership can actively demonstrate why we should believe anything different would happen if Israel were give Palestinian leadership more autonomy,.... the answer should be clear.
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« Reply #28 on: February 14, 2008, 02:06:38 PM »



Realityman,

Mate, Pisces (what I call him because of his organizations infatuation with the Greek Gods) is a MOSSAD agent. That explains all his deceptions (Part of their motto). He is Jewish, although he deceptively baits people saying that he isn't. He just loves to spin gullible people around in circles. The one with Ahk comes to mind.  Grin
.. boy, that was funny.

BTW, there are quite a few intelligence agencies represented on this Board and I don't know why.  Huh?


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« Reply #29 on: February 14, 2008, 03:45:06 PM »

Realityman, where do u get this energy for the endless moral reprimands and mentor-style slaps on the wrist? We had a debate, we made our arguments and both declared victories. If u're interested, invite the forum to cast a vote on who was the winner. Save your time accusing me of "purposefully ignoring".

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The REASON there's only been one suicide bombing lately


i wasn't speaking of lately. I spoke of the 90s and 2000s, and the period of quiet broken after Hamas declared Hudna, and Sharon's actions that brought that quiet to the end.

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the wall (which the Pals hate so much)

maybe they hate it because it runs through their land. Build your wall on your border. How do u see the US building the wall to stop Mexican bordercrossing and annexing in the process 10% of Mexican territory?

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Who was it again the Palestinians ELECTED into power??  A terrorist organization who's actively smuggling arms


and whom did Israelis elect into power? Annexationists who actively occupy Occupied Palestinian Territories, and actively declare "eternal" annexations of Occupied Palestinian Territories. And actively build walls in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

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they need to BEGIN BY ACTING TO STOP THEIR INBRED TERROR.

no, they don't need to stop their inbred inherent innate terror because this terror is their only means of putting pressure on Israel. Will YOU be putting pressure on Israel when the terror stops? I don't think so. Not you, and not the UN, and not UNESCO or EU or Guatemala or Buggs Bunny and AIPAC, are going to pressure Israel into leaving the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Only Palestinian terrorists can do that, and HAVE DONE THAT. Once terror stops, Israel no longer has any incenstives to make "concessions", and the "Land for Peace" formula is dead because Israel already has peace, and needs not to pay for it with land.
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