ISRAEL-GAZA 50-Day War

FFS the Romans done that to every cunt.

no problem

I have a sincere question that no one has ever tried to give an answer to, most of the time the question is removed, but it is never responded to directly.

What claim besides their own religion and a dubious claim that it was given to them by god do the Zionists have on the region of Palestine and especially the holy land?

If you can't come up with a better reason than "We say God said so", I'm afraid you will never get the support of any rational person.

An even better question might be "What is wrong with having a government in the region that respects the rights of a;ll and treats all with equality"?. You see, this is the source of the conflict. i know it, and you all know it.

100 % correct

Thank you for making my point so eloquently.

What was the name they called it ??

The Arab spring.

I remember hearing that in one of the very first threads with a video of that on GLP years ago, (first that I noticed anyway) so I decided I'd spare myself.



Last Edited by Tangy on 08/03/2014 06:35 PM

Really?? Did you never go to school??
[link to www.jewishhistory.org]
And if you won't take time to read it. And I did not mention what God says.

UNSCOP, The United Nations Committee on Palestine, held hearings on September 1, 1947, to decide what course of action to recommend to the UN regarding Palestine. Remarkably it was 50 years to the day (September 1, 1897) that Herzl wrote in his diary, “in 50 years, a Jewish State would be created.”

UNSCOP recommended to partition Palestine into two states – one Jewish and one Arab. This Partition Plan was rejected by all the Arab states. The resolution was passed in the United Nations with a vote of 33-13. Amazingly, both the United States and the Soviet Union supported the resolution, at the height of the Cold War. Russia believed that a Jewish state with many Socialist and Communist ideals would lead it eventually become part of the Soviet sphere of influence. This passing of the Partition Plan negatively affected over 1 million Sephardic Jews living in Arab lands, where the Muslims began turning against their Jewish citizens.

Since there was no U.N. provision to implement the Partition Plan, the Jews and Arabs were let to resolve the conflict themselves. Arab violence escalated and war quickly became the norm. By May of 1948, 1256 Jews, mostly civilians, had been killed by Arabs. As the war for Jewish survival increased, thousands of local Palestinians fled to neighboring Arab countries – believing that when the Jews were defeated they would return home.

On May 14, 1948, the British officially left Palestine and on the same day, the State of Israel was immediately declared by David Ben Gurion, acting as its provisional Prime Minister.

America was the first country to officially recognize the new State of Israel – eleven minutes after it was declared. U.S. President Harry Truman signed the letter of recognition – despite the objections by The United States Secretary of State George Marshall and the entire State Department.

Immediately after the declaration an all-out war broke out between the Jews and Arabs. Seven Arab armies attacked the new Jewish State – but were not united both militarily and politically. For example, the Arab League was established in order to counter The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem’s ambition to secure domination of Arab Palestine. At the same time, King Abdullah of Jordan wanted to merge Palestine with his kingdom. Eventually, the Arab forces began to lose the war.

Last Edited by miabelieves on 08/03/2014 06:38 PM

Oh I understand what you are saying it's just that what
you are saying make no sense,first you decided for some
reason that the mortars that were shot by Assad forces
are accident,based on what exactly? how can you tell ?

and lets for sake of argument pretend you are right and
these rockets/mortars were fired by "accident" how would
you explain incidents in which IDF patrol were directly
attacked with gunfire by the Syrian army?
like this one:
[link to www.france24.com]

your other suggestion that al nusra flee into Israel
is just plain ridiculous and I live in the Golan BTW.

not only pregnant woman and children,anyone that got
to the border in serious condition,that's why I said
Including,when someone seriously wounded reach the border he gets treated period.

and really for someone that spend his time in a conspiracy
forum I'm surprised that it never occurred to you that it's possible that Assad forces actually attacked Israel in order to lure IDF to attack the rebels,thought of that?

not to mention Israel destroyed weapon caches in Syria right before the rebels got hold on them so no I dont buy that we are best buddies with them claim.

Last Edited by IgnoranceIsNotBliss on 08/03/2014 06:45 PM

OT but check this out....@RamiAlLolah: #JAN suicide nuclear-like attack in #Mleiha #Damascus today.. #Assad front lines all wiped out.. #Syria USE_FULL_LINK_PLEASEzw5JElvHJ9

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Last Edited by Disenfranchised Godzilla1980 on 08/03/2014 06:44 PM

You've been very civil towards me, which I greatly appreciate, though we clearly disagree on a number of major issues, so I will respond in kind.
Are you questioning the statement, from BiBi, about "the borders will be changed"?
I don't have all the answers but you may recall that, prior to a couple of days ago, I was saying that IS was going to attack Israel. What I had seen & read, up to that point, had led me to believe that this was the case. I spent a good deal of time watching videos, reading a number of threads & researching terms, connections of different groups & talking with a couple of different posters on GLP & on YT. I began to question my previous conclusion(I can go into greater detail as to why in a PM(though recalling that Israel hit targets in Sudan, because Israel had information that said that a warehouse there had weapons slated for HAMAS but Israel did NOT strike locations, in Iraq & Syria which had IS weapons, which could be used against Israel or delivered to HAMAS got me thinking) what IS was doing would be beneficial to to the Israeli gov if they had decided that the time was right to take significant steps towards achieving their goal of building a Greater Israel. I also believe that I was right about many people taking notes on how the Iron Dome handled the rockets fired by HAMAS but I have to believe that the majority of said note takers are working for/with Israel & that it's part of a test to determine how effectively the Iron Dome can handle a substantial threat from another source.
I've written enough here in response to your question, hopefully not so much that DL has issue with it &, as I said, I can go into more detail, in a PM, if you care to discuss this further.

Out of respect for OP and others, I don't want to derail, so lets just say we disagree on how we view these events, but quick answer to your main points and then we go back to topic. I have been watching very closely Syria, since 2011 actually. Best buddies? No. But you know the saying the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Assad can't attack Israel, and won't, he has his hands full.

فلسطين i ‏@iFalasteen 1m

Non stop bombing in Gaza right now!

Holy cow

Got a question

Why can't the IDF go into Gaza iI know urban warfare...but weaken Hamas And turn keys over to PLO?
The PLO can police Gaza and their wouldn't be a void

Have you seen the Palestinian demands they gave to Cairo?

Not one mention of demilitarizing Gaza or disarming hamass.

Many believe Hamas was created to split Gaza.
[link to online.wsj.com]

Gaza strip Palestinians were to have a vote next month, which would have created a Unity Government.

2014 Fatah–Hamas Gaza Agreement
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Now, will that happen? I don't know.

Certainly would not have been a good thing to happen for those who feel Hamas should be kept in power by certain entities in Israel.

Last Edited by Tangy on 08/03/2014 07:09 PM

Disturbing: #ISIS militant announces marriage 2 terrified 7 year old in Occupied city #Mosul

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Aboud Dandachi ‏@AboudDandachi 2m

Find it very peculiar that ISIS has yet to come under a single UN condemnation despite all their barbarities.

Israel has been in the land ever since they fled Egypt, some thousands of years ago. They were there when captured by Babylonians, taken to Babylon. They then returned some years later. They were there until 70 AD, when Romans conquered them and dispersed them. After Europeans killed some 6 million Jews, it was learned that the only way to prevent complete genocide of Jews, was to go back to homeland. Any questions?

Because UN is a joke and should be dismantled.

Has Israel condemned them?

I'm not seeing anything.

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Last Edited by Tangy on 08/03/2014 07:17 PM

That has to have been a truck bomb, too big for a suicide belt.

Yeah, my gosh that is huge.

Would the world listen or care if they did?

I just think it is very telling that they haven't.