U.N Sec-Grl: "Israeli settlements have dealt peace process a fatal blow."

dont feed the troll he is not worth our time and energy

you fucking moron..how will you manage to kill my family when you can't even quote properly

Your fear prevents you from saying these very things in person though, coward. Please go INSIDE any place of worship & speak these things...I promise you will not leave said place.

the guy is obviously a mentally deficient.

Since you are so brave, give me your information. Display for all to see, I bet you won't.

dude, I don't fear anything...but you are obviously poisioned by hate.

ok meet me on tuesday, i live just off the coast of california on an island called seal island, swim 300 feet away from the island and pour a bucket of chum all over you, that will be a signal for us to meet, have a nice day

This is quite a public statement to make. Not something you'd alarm the international community with unless it was true.

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A "fatal blow".

That means it will kill it.

The peace-process is now hanging by a thread.

That includes the Israeli-Gaza ceasefire, the Oslo Accord and the Arab-Israel peace pact.

The whole lot.

Israel has violated the OSLO accords according to your definition. Every time it built settlements it violated the accords! The settlements were a unilateral annexation of Palestinian land handed over to European Jewish immigrants to Israel.

History of war in Denmark, per Wikipedia. You seem to be such blood thirty people. Perhaps the best thing is that you all kill yourselves, so that you don't risk offending anyone. (Isn't that what you want of the people of Israel?)

The Viking Age (793–1050)
Main article: Viking Age

793 – Vikings raid Lindisfarne monastery on Holy Island in the North Sea. This is considered the start of the Viking Raids
810 – Friesland is attacked by Danish Vikings
855 – Danish Viking army besieges Paris, though never capturing the city
866 – Large Danish Viking army arrives in England
876 – King Alfred cedes East and North England to the Danes thus establishing the Danelaw
911 – Emperor of Western Francia Charles the Simple surrenders what will later be known as Normandy to Viking chief Rollo.
920 – The Danelaw is reconquered by England
982 – London is sacked by Vikings
1013 – "Svend Tveskæg" attacks England and is recognised as the new King of England
1016 – Viking army meets an English army at Ashdon. The battle ends in an English defeat

Early period

1043 – Magnus I of Norway defeats the Wends at Lyrskov Hede
1157 – 23 October Valdemar I defeats Sven on Grate Hede in the Danish civil war
1184 – 21 May A Danish fleet of 125 ships under Absalon defeats a Vendish fleet.
1219 – 15 June In the Battle of Lyndanisse in Estonia (what would later be Livonia), the Danish flag falls down from the sky, at least according to legend (see Dannebrog)
1362 – Valdemar Atterdag defeats a Hanseatic fleet (see Hanseatic League) that was besieging Helsingborg, and forces Lübeck to conclude peace

Union Wars (1434–1523)

1434 – A Swedish peasant rebellion breaks out against the Danes
1448 – Disagreements over who should be the new King after Christoffer the Third's death, leads to war between Denmark and Sweden
1455 – After 7 years of war Danish King Christian the First is recognised as King over the Union
1463 – Another outbreak of rebellion against the Danes in Sweden
1471 – In the Battle of Brunkeberg, the Danes suffer complete defeat at the hands of the Swedish
1472 – Peace is concluded
1497 – 29 September King Hans attempts to grab power in Sweden after internal disturbances. His army of German mercenaries defeats a Swedish army in the Battle of Rotebro and he is recognised as King of Sweden
1500 – 17 February King Hans is defeated in the battle of Dittmarsken
1501 – A Swedish rebellion breaks out and King Hans loses most of Sweden
1501 – The Swedes attack Norway but are forced back. Stockholm surrenders to the Swedes
1510 – Lübeck declares war on Denmark and Sweden joins Lübeck
1511 – 9 August A Danish fleet forces the Lübeck fleet to fall back at Bornholm, and the rest of the war they remain in port

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Muslims dug up ancient Jewish graves, defiled them and used the gravestones to line their roads & bathroom facilities floors. They did same thing with East Jerusalem synagogues, but I think when it comes to the Jewish graves & cemetaries, the least Jordan could have done is leave them at peace.