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Originally posted by bodrul
i dont know, now which war did they flatten their air force of egypt and so on in one swift strike?
Originally posted by ergoli
All Israeli wars were pre-emptive wars or wars of pure aggression and land theft. Pro-Israeli posters however like to distort that fact calling them "defensive warfare" or "active defense".
Originally posted by BlueRaja Israel has never called for the destruction of Iran, or claimed it to be an illegitimate state. All Israel wants is for things to stop blowing up in its streets. They're perfectly willing to peacefully coexist with their neighbors. It's their neighbors who aren't willing to peacefully coexist. It's a case of all or nothing, with no compromise.
The foreign secretary, Jack Straw, today dismissed an Israeli call to attack Iran immediately following a strike on Iraq, and called a war on Iran "the gravest possible error".
In an interview in today's Times, the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, identified Iran as a "centre of world terror". Mr Sharon advocated a military strike against the country as soon as the US and Britain had completed their proposed attack on Iraq.
"Iran makes every effort to possess weapons of mass destruction, on the one hand, and ballistic missiles," he told the paper. "That is a danger to the Middle East, to Israel, and a danger to Europe."
Originally posted by Rockpuck
Palestine was an unfortunate case for Israel, but then again Egypt didn't exactly want them back. neither did Jordan, nor Lebanon.
Originally posted by LLoyd45
Originally posted by BlueRaja
reply to [ Israel has never called for the destruction of Iran, or claimed it to be an illegitimate state. All Israel wants is for things to stop blowing up in its streets. They're perfectly willing to peacefully coexist with their neighbors. It's their neighbors who aren't willing to peacefully coexist. It's a case of all or nothing, with no compromise.
The foreign secretary, Jack Straw, today dismissed an Israeli call to attack Iran immediately following a strike on Iraq, and called a war on Iran "the gravest possible error".
In an interview in today's Times, the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, identified Iran as a "centre of world terror". Mr Sharon advocated a military strike against the country as soon as the US and Britain had completed their proposed attack on Iraq.
"Iran makes every effort to possess weapons of mass destruction, on the one hand, and ballistic missiles," he told the paper. "That is a danger to the Middle East, to Israel, and a danger to Europe."
Originally posted by bodrul
reply to post by Rockpuck
under International laws land that is occupied for military reasons
cant be used to exapnd ones Cities and so on.
Israel is in breach of that , also Israel refuses to give back land to syria golham heights and so on.
if israels intentions was just strategic then they wouldnt be putting squatters on occupied land
Originally posted by bodrul
reply to post by BlueRaja
i dont know, now which war did they flatten their air force of egypt and so on in one swift strike?
mmmmh thats a hard question,
any ideas mr/mrs Raja
A call to War is basically the same thing to me. You're talking about semantics when you ask for a word-for-word quote.
Originally posted by SaviorComplex
And this disproves what BlueRaja said, how? No where in your quote does Israel call Iran "illegitimate" or calls for Iran's destruction.
Originally posted by LLoyd45
reply to post by BlueRaja
Israel violates human rights daily(Palestinians), territiorial rights of other countries frequently (Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt), and in 1981 destroyed Iraq's Bagdad reactor program.
Now why aren't inspection demanded for their illegal nuclear programs?
Don't sidestep the question this time, please.
[edit on 4/7/08 by LLoyd45]
Originally posted by bodrul
reply to post by BlueRaja
your joking right?
so all those times Israel has threatend Iran with pre-emtive strikes on its facilities and so on doesnt count as a threat