Thread Fucker.Aussie wrote:Indeed I did......make that statement, and my post about keeping your Family safe is directly on point given the theatrics in your OP:
Well, there is war all around me.
Israel and Hamas and just a month a go Iraq went to shit.
A great time to be in the middle east.
The Politics of War in the Middle East
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
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So Aussies grand daughters name is Thread?
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
This is just crap. More than 120 Palestinians dead including 1/4 being children, report just then on news. if the US, UK or Australia acted like this there would be an outcry. Israel do it and we sit back and watch.
Obama is offering to broker a ceasefire. The US should threaten to do more. The one sided support of the US is very obvious and I think is a contributor to people turning on the west.
It is just wrong.
Israel vows to carry on air strikes until Hamas is crushed
Israel’s prime minister refused last night to cave in to international pressure to halt his country’s bombing campaign in Gaza, as the death toll from the four-day offensive passed 100.
Binyamin Netanyahu said the military would continue raids by air and sea until all rocket fire by Hamas was halted, despite an offer by President Obama to broker a ceasefire. “No international pressure will prevent us from acting with all power,” he added.
Mr Netanyahu said Israel had attacked more than 1,000 targets in Gaza during the operation to halt rocket attacks against its communities, but “there are still more to go”. There are believed to have been around 600 rocket attacks against Israel, many intercepted in the air by the country’s Iron Dome defence system, which has shot down missiles.
At least 103 Palestinians, including dozens of civilians, have been killed, according to the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza.
Hamas upped the rhetoric further yesterday, warning that fighters would fire at Tel Aviv’s international airport. A rocket also caused the first serious Israeli casualty of the conflict, one of eight people hurt when a fuel tanker was hit at a service station in Ashdod, 20 miles north of Gaza.
The mounting Palestinian deaths, a quarter of whom were children, is increasing pressure on Israel not to launch a threatened ground offensive despite strong public demand for a decisive military operation.
Mr Obama telephoned Mr Netanyahu offering to broker a ceasefire after warning Israel not to escalate the offensive with ground troops.
Israel also came under pressure from Navi Pillay, the UN high commissioner for human rights. “We have received deeply disturbing reports that many of the civilian casualties, including of children, occurred as a result of strikes on homes,” she said. “Such reports raise serious doubt about whether the Israeli strikes have been in accordance with international humanitarian law and international human rights law.”
Israel has destroyed more than 120 Palestinian homes in Gaza in airstrikes over the past four days. It argues that the dwellings were legitimate military targets because they were occupied by commanders from militant groups, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, responsible for launching rocket attacks.
Ms Pillay’s words will raise Israeli anxieties about moves by Palestine to seek justice at an international level after its admission to the UN General Assembly as a non-member state and to international treaties including the Geneva Convention. Palestinian leaders have said they will seek membership of the International Criminal Court, potentially giving the Hague jurisdiction over alleged Israeli war crimes.
Israel’s military spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Lerner, said the country did its best to warn civilians of a looming strike, using phone messages and “knock-on-the-door” munitions without explosive warheads.
He said Hamas was to blame for the deaths of innocent bystanders because it deliberately chose to fire rockets from heavily populated areas. “Israel uses its weapons to defend its civilians,” he added. “Hamas uses its civilians to defend its weapons.”
Yesterday, three rockets flew across the Lebanese border for the first time in this conflict to land in northern Israel — a reminder of the danger of a regional conflagration. While southern Lebanon is a stronghold of Hezbollah, the Shia militia were not thought to be responsible. Recent rocket fire across the border has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area.
Sirens sounded across Israel for a fourth day yesterday, sending people scurrying for bomb shelters. Residents of the south, frustrated by a decade of sporadic rocket fire and wars, voiced support for a heavy bombing campaign and a ground invasion.
“There are children who have grown up like this,” Aryeh Chan, a resident of the border town of Sderot, said. “Every time we make a truce, Hamas breaks it. We’ve had enough.”
David Bouskila, a former mayor of the town, said: “If you judge the situation by results, this is a situation that has continued for ten years. Something is not working. If you can’t convince Hamas to stop the rockets, then you have to do it by force.”
Israeli leaders are still unclear about what they hope to achieve through a ground invasion. Avigdor Lieberman, the hawkish foreign minister, has long advocated a full re-occupation of Gaza. Other politicians suggest a short-term operation, in the hope that Hamas might be pushed out of power.
“In my heart I think this is not a good idea,” Mr Bouskila said. “But this is something that must be solved. Not for one year, or two years. But solved.”
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/worl ... 144727.ece
Obama is offering to broker a ceasefire. The US should threaten to do more. The one sided support of the US is very obvious and I think is a contributor to people turning on the west.
It is just wrong.
Israel vows to carry on air strikes until Hamas is crushed
Israel’s prime minister refused last night to cave in to international pressure to halt his country’s bombing campaign in Gaza, as the death toll from the four-day offensive passed 100.
Binyamin Netanyahu said the military would continue raids by air and sea until all rocket fire by Hamas was halted, despite an offer by President Obama to broker a ceasefire. “No international pressure will prevent us from acting with all power,” he added.
Mr Netanyahu said Israel had attacked more than 1,000 targets in Gaza during the operation to halt rocket attacks against its communities, but “there are still more to go”. There are believed to have been around 600 rocket attacks against Israel, many intercepted in the air by the country’s Iron Dome defence system, which has shot down missiles.
At least 103 Palestinians, including dozens of civilians, have been killed, according to the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza.
Hamas upped the rhetoric further yesterday, warning that fighters would fire at Tel Aviv’s international airport. A rocket also caused the first serious Israeli casualty of the conflict, one of eight people hurt when a fuel tanker was hit at a service station in Ashdod, 20 miles north of Gaza.
The mounting Palestinian deaths, a quarter of whom were children, is increasing pressure on Israel not to launch a threatened ground offensive despite strong public demand for a decisive military operation.
Mr Obama telephoned Mr Netanyahu offering to broker a ceasefire after warning Israel not to escalate the offensive with ground troops.
Israel also came under pressure from Navi Pillay, the UN high commissioner for human rights. “We have received deeply disturbing reports that many of the civilian casualties, including of children, occurred as a result of strikes on homes,” she said. “Such reports raise serious doubt about whether the Israeli strikes have been in accordance with international humanitarian law and international human rights law.”
Israel has destroyed more than 120 Palestinian homes in Gaza in airstrikes over the past four days. It argues that the dwellings were legitimate military targets because they were occupied by commanders from militant groups, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, responsible for launching rocket attacks.
Ms Pillay’s words will raise Israeli anxieties about moves by Palestine to seek justice at an international level after its admission to the UN General Assembly as a non-member state and to international treaties including the Geneva Convention. Palestinian leaders have said they will seek membership of the International Criminal Court, potentially giving the Hague jurisdiction over alleged Israeli war crimes.
Israel’s military spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Lerner, said the country did its best to warn civilians of a looming strike, using phone messages and “knock-on-the-door” munitions without explosive warheads.
He said Hamas was to blame for the deaths of innocent bystanders because it deliberately chose to fire rockets from heavily populated areas. “Israel uses its weapons to defend its civilians,” he added. “Hamas uses its civilians to defend its weapons.”
Yesterday, three rockets flew across the Lebanese border for the first time in this conflict to land in northern Israel — a reminder of the danger of a regional conflagration. While southern Lebanon is a stronghold of Hezbollah, the Shia militia were not thought to be responsible. Recent rocket fire across the border has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area.
Sirens sounded across Israel for a fourth day yesterday, sending people scurrying for bomb shelters. Residents of the south, frustrated by a decade of sporadic rocket fire and wars, voiced support for a heavy bombing campaign and a ground invasion.
“There are children who have grown up like this,” Aryeh Chan, a resident of the border town of Sderot, said. “Every time we make a truce, Hamas breaks it. We’ve had enough.”
David Bouskila, a former mayor of the town, said: “If you judge the situation by results, this is a situation that has continued for ten years. Something is not working. If you can’t convince Hamas to stop the rockets, then you have to do it by force.”
Israeli leaders are still unclear about what they hope to achieve through a ground invasion. Avigdor Lieberman, the hawkish foreign minister, has long advocated a full re-occupation of Gaza. Other politicians suggest a short-term operation, in the hope that Hamas might be pushed out of power.
“In my heart I think this is not a good idea,” Mr Bouskila said. “But this is something that must be solved. Not for one year, or two years. But solved.”
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/worl ... 144727.ece
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
I reckon Israel should just bomb the fuckers into oblivion.
If the sand monkey Allah loving goat fuckers want to keep firing rockets over the border while at the same time saying they will never give up or let Israel live in peace, then fuck them, their families and their children who are already growing up with poisoned minds.
Bomb the whole fucking lot.
If the sand monkey Allah loving goat fuckers want to keep firing rockets over the border while at the same time saying they will never give up or let Israel live in peace, then fuck them, their families and their children who are already growing up with poisoned minds.
Bomb the whole fucking lot.
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
Well, that's the sort of blinkered, philistine pig ignorance I've come to expect from you non-creative garbage, IQIQS.RLOW wrote:Bomb the whole fucking lot.
You sit there on your loathsome, spotty behind squeezing blackheads, not caring a tinker's cuss for the struggling repressed. You excrement!
You whining, hypocritical toadie, with your colour TV sets and your Apple IPads and your bleeding Western Australian secret masturbation clubs.
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
On a more serious note:
Israel have:
- Marginalised the Palestinians over many years
- Pushed them into ghettos and poverty
- Denied them food and goods.
- Isolated them from the world with blockades
- Denied them a voice at the UN
- All the military might when they have none
- Denied them their own statehood
- Kill them at will including women and children.
The world was appalled when someone did this to them... remember... who did that....
The fact is while they maybe pissed off at the rockets launched at them, no Israelite died until yesterday when a petrol station was hit after they started this recent war.
For a people who had our sympathy for how they were treated... they don't seam to have a memory of what it was like to be the victim of repression and targeted extermination.
The response is not proportional.
This is now just caught in cycle of revenge.
Next step... tattoos and they will wear the crescent on their clothes.
Israel have:
- Marginalised the Palestinians over many years
- Pushed them into ghettos and poverty
- Denied them food and goods.
- Isolated them from the world with blockades
- Denied them a voice at the UN
- All the military might when they have none
- Denied them their own statehood
- Kill them at will including women and children.
The world was appalled when someone did this to them... remember... who did that....
The fact is while they maybe pissed off at the rockets launched at them, no Israelite died until yesterday when a petrol station was hit after they started this recent war.
For a people who had our sympathy for how they were treated... they don't seam to have a memory of what it was like to be the victim of repression and targeted extermination.
The response is not proportional.
This is now just caught in cycle of revenge.
Next step... tattoos and they will wear the crescent on their clothes.
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
The wests Christian position.... was founded on what...
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Israel, militants trade fire as Australians urged to get out of Gaza
why did it change the Foreign Affair's Minister's first name to Chinese Student? Someone had better fix that.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-12/a ... ks/5592554
why did it change the Foreign Affair's Minister's first name to Chinese Student? Someone had better fix that.
The Federal Government is urging Australians in Gaza to leave the area immediately as the United Nations calls for a ceasefire in the conflict that has now killed more than 130 people.
Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop says the Australian Embassy in Tel Aviv is offering Australians a "one-off assisted departure" from the Gaza Strip. There are no plans for any further assisted departures, she said in a statement.
Ms Bishop says she is deeply concerned by the deteriorating situation in Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
She says Australians should avoid travelling in the area because of the "extremely dangerous and unpredictable security situation and the possibility of further Israeli military operations against militants".
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-12/a ... ks/5592554
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
When you return to the sane world and are out of harams way, shall we say... I'll educate you properly about the ME and palestine.
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Re: The Politics of War in the Middle East
Why not educate him now? He's happily posting about it.Rorschach wrote:When you return to the sane world and are out of harams way, shall we say... I'll educate you properly about the ME and palestine.
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