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Originally posted by Deep_Blue
Palestinians are the legal owners of Palestine. Jerusalem is for the Palestinians. Israel has no right of ownership to those lands.
Originally posted by Deep_Blue
The Palestinians refugees who still live in camps (with very low living standard) in Jordan , Syria and Lebanon are also grateful for electricity
Originally posted by Riwka
Oh that story again?
BACKGROUNDER: Mohammed Al Dura, or Anatomy of a French Media Scandal
[edit on 1-4-2006 by Riwka]
Originally posted by Legion877
All i can say that israel doesnt have censorship on our source of information.Its is the west that getting information from the palestinians and muslimias
and tell me what the heel child did near tank when he was moving that is stupid never heard about it
And war is already started!you are not living here you dont know what is going on here!
Originally posted by Deep_Blue
The Site you provided contains Lies/Missinfo.
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
How about this idea? Why SHOULD a tank EVER be around a child?
Originally posted by Riwka
SO - Which missinfo exact does my source
BACKGROUNDER: Mohammed Al Dura, or Anatomy of a French Media Scandal
contain?
There can be no doubt that Israel has been far more restrained in dealing with Palestinian attacks than the US and UN were in dealing with comparable Somalian attacks. Clearly, some of the battles in Somalia were far more intense than any in the recent fighting between Israelis and Palestinians. But this is largely because Israel has acted with great forbearance. Moreover, many of the battles in Somalia described above – for example those in June and September – are quite similar to recent battles between Israelis and Palestinians.
5) Are there double standards? Is one group of people singled out for more criticism or held to a different standard than others? Are differential terms used to describe the same phenomenon, depending on who the protagonists are? For example, are perpetrators of atrocities against Americans called “terrorists” while perpetrators of atrocities against Israelis called “activists” or “militants?” Indicate double standards by providing examples of similar events or issues that received differential coverage ( see CAMERA Backgrounder: “Is Israel Using Excessive Force?”).
Originally posted by Aelita
I'm also sick and tired of my tax money going to that country. I think we should do more for africans dying of hunger in Darfur.
"We've advised our mission in Jerusalem, as well as other missions around the world that ... there should be no contact between U.S. government officials and PA officials who are under the authority of the prime minister or any other minister in the Hamas-led government. This includes working-level officials in those ministries," deputy State Department spokesman Adam Ereli told reporters on Friday.
"If they're working in a Hamas-led ministry, no matter what their affiliation is, we're not going to have contact with them," Ereli said.
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
Thats obviously a pro-israeli site
Originally posted by Riwka
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
It reminded me of the days when Israel would attack the PA headquarters , disarm them and then the next day claim that the PA is ineffectual.
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
.it has nothing to do with how the actual citizens feel. I know myself as well as others feel that a chance should be given at least in an effort to establish some sort of platform before knocking them down and strangulating them economically before they even start.
Originally posted by TimTbones9
Are we not allies with Israel? lol. im confused
[edit on 2-4-2006 by TimTbones9]