Man of Harveys
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Anyone else find that last one the scariest post of the lot? Unbelievable.
Guinness Dave said:just had a thought...
when he refers to G-D
you dont think he means me do you
Originally posted by Buba [/i
And if tomorrow will come to you someone and will wish to establish his own country in your country would you let him?
Hmmm, let me see, ermmm. Ah bollocks, I can't be bothered.
Is Hans g-d??
Buba said:
I want to remind you that the state of Israel existed in the days London was nothing but a swamp and while my ancestors were priests in the Temple of G-d in the Israeli capitol of Jerusalem in the days of the Israeli King Solomon - Your ancestors were nothing but barbarians who hanged around the swamps and ate butter from third division and searched for unlocated beans in the soil, not knowing who they are and what they are!
Barrel of Fun said:just hijacking my flatmates PC....
firstly, i think you'll find jerusalem is also the capital of palestine.
being jewish myself and living in israel last year before the war in the north i was disgusted at the views and atmosphere against the palestinians. and this arrogance that filters through the whole of your country.
your lengthy rants and use of someone else's quotes rather, than arguing with your own words actually makes your position less tenable and arguement all the more flimsey. fight your own battles. read your history, read palestinian history - and then come back to me with your own views.
its the poinsonous views and dangerous disinformation that you continue to spout that is the one of the true barriers to peace in the middle east.
i think its time to call a spade a spade isn't it. lets talk about how israel treats israeli citizens that happen to arab (in nazareth and haifa). you argue about how jews are persecuted and denied a proper existence in europe and yet your racist zionist government does exaclty the same to arab israelis in your 'oh so perfect oasis of good' that you call eretz israel, not to mention the palestinians in gaza and the west bank.
and another thing matey boy, i'd rather be jewish in the UK than arab right now, what with the islamophobia and hatred (that israel, along with the UK and US govts continue to propogate through the media.
let me just reiterate for you...i am jewish. but i am not and never will be israeli.
You are not Jewish! Your ignorant posts in this thread proved very well that you are not Jewish. You are an anti-semite! You are a liar! Even the couple of self hatred Jews don't speak the utter nonsence that you spoke here.Barrel of Fun said:just hijacking my flatmates PC....
firstly, i think you'll find jerusalem is also the capital of palestine.
being jewish myself and living in israel last year before the war in the north i was disgusted at the views and atmosphere against the palestinians. and this arrogance that filters through the whole of your country.
your lengthy rants and use of someone else's quotes rather, than arguing with your own words actually makes your position less tenable and arguement all the more flimsey. fight your own battles. read your history, read palestinian history - and then come back to me with your own views.
its the poinsonous views and dangerous disinformation that you continue to spout that is the one of the true barriers to peace in the middle east.
i think its time to call a spade a spade isn't it. lets talk about how israel treats israeli citizens that happen to arab (in nazareth and haifa). you argue about how jews are persecuted and denied a proper existence in europe and yet your racist zionist government does exaclty the same to arab israelis in your 'oh so perfect oasis of good' that you call eretz israel, not to mention the palestinians in gaza and the west bank.
and another thing matey boy, i'd rather be jewish in the UK than arab right now, what with the islamophobia and hatred (that israel, along with the UK and US govts continue to propogate through the media.
let me just reiterate for you...i am jewish. but i am not and never will be israeli.
Israel’s first Bedouin envoy
Ismail Khaldi used to be a shepherd; now he’s been appointed Israeli consul in San Francisco Full article inside
Israeli Arabs against Mubarak: Learn from Israel
Relatives of Sinai accident casualties hold demonstration opposite Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv, claim that Egypt authorities failed in treating injured, protest lenient sentence handed to bus driver
Some 100 Israeli Arabs held a rally Wednesday outside the Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv in protest of what they perceive as the country's failed handling of the traffic accident in Sinai which left 12 Israelis dead.
The demonstrators also protested the lenient sentence handed to the bus driver involved in the accident, who will serve only one year in prison.
"Learn from Israel what human dignity means. Human dignity is a primary value in Israel," the protesters shouted.
Participants in the rally held up signs saying, "12 killed, 12 months in jail – justice Egypt-style," and "State of Israel – don't abandon injured and killed citizens." Full article inside
I told him, 'let me say something that you don't know. You are the only the Arabs in the world who know what democracy is. There is no other place that can you criticize so openly like this. If you did it in Morocco, you'd find yourself in jail. If you don't like it here, why don't you go study in Egypt," he added.
"Before I came to Israel, I saw the Arab TV coverage. In the Arab world, they are taught to think that it's all armed Israelis against rock throwing Palestinians. Of course, it's not like that at all," he said. Full article inside
Former Arab MK defends suicide bombings
Former Arab MK Dehamshe justifies use of Qassam rockets against Israel as means of self-defense, says suicide bombings keep Palestinian issue alive
Former Israeli-Arab Knesset Member Abdulmalik Dehamshe (United Arab List) said he supports the Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel. Dehamshe told the Israel-Arab newspaper Kul al-Arab that "it seems Israel only learns the hard way. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will be up to his ears if he doesn't learn from the mistakes of the past." Full article inside
Arab MK: Palestinians, unite against Israel
MK Barakeh speaks at protest held of 42nd anniversary of Fatah movement; says, 'Palestinians will triumph...Olmert and Peretz belong to history' Full article inside
Arab MK joins Hamas defense team
Talab El-Sana says joined team of attorneys defending terror group ministers, parliamentarians arrested following Gilad Shalit kidnapping; ‘their arrest was carried out by a powerless Israeli government that had lost its cool,’ he says Full article inside
Former Arab MK: I'm not sorry I went to Syria
(VIDEO) Following his trip to Syria and Lebanon, former MK Mohammad Knaan summoned to police station in Petach Tikva: 'I am not worried and am not sorry I went to Syria. If they invite me, I will go again' Full article inside
MK Ahmed Tibi, who represented Israeli Arabs at the rally, said: "Fatah was the first group to launch the revolution, and Palestine and Fatah will remain. The liberation of Palestine is a long process, and the path is full of obstacles. The Palestinians will continue their struggle until the liberation of the land and the establishment of a Palestinian state." Full article inside
Salah: Caliph will sit in Jerusalem
Islamic Movement leader Sheikh Raed Salah tells rally of 50,000 in Umm al-Fahm: Jerusalem will be the capital of the new Muslim caliphate sooner than is thought Full article inside
LondonSeagull said:So we want to talk about the way Israel treats its Arab citizens do we:
1) Israel is the only democracy in the middle east...
LondonSeagull said:liberal democracy then
Oct. 17, 2006 22:02 | Updated Oct. 18, 2006 15:27
Dichter: Israeli Arabs helped Hizbullah
By REBECCA ANNA STOIL AND JPOST STAFF
Israeli Arabs were involved in planning attacks on Israeli targets with Hizbullah and sold weapons to the guerilla organization in exchange for illegal drugs, Internal Security Minister Avi Dichter told Army Radio on Wednesday morning. Full article inside
Indictment: Tira resident planned terror attack in Raanana
According to indictment, 20-year-old young woman, Wurood Kassem, from Tira made connections to aid enemy in time of war after she helped organize bomb attack in Spaghetim restaurant in Ra'anana
Vered Luvitch Published: 10.29.06, 10:03
Wurood Kassem Photo courtesy of the defense establishment
District prosecutors issued a severe indictment Sunday to the Tel Aviv District Court against Wurood Kassem, an Arab-Israeli woman, accused of conspiracy to aid the enemy in time of war, aiding the enemy in time of war, contact with a foreign agent, illegally carrying a weapon, and membership in a terrorist group.
According to the indictment, in May 2006 Qalqilya resident Bassal Hamad decided to establish a terrorist cell of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade with the goal of carrying out operations against IDF soldiers, carrying out shooting attacks at District Coordination Offices in Qalqilya and kidnapping and interrogating Palestinians collaborating with Israel.
Members of the cell included Balan resident Mahmad Yaakov, known as al-Hamour, Tulkarm resident Ahmad Muhammad, known as al-Har, Nablus resident Muhammad Bubli, Wurood's cousin, and another woman named Khaulah from al-Ram. Most of the cell members are not residents of the Palestinian Authority and do not have permission to enter Israel.
Spaghettim restaurant in Raanana where attack was to take place (Photo: Ido Erez)
According to the facts presented in the indictment, during May 2006, the accused arrived together with al-Har to al-Hamour's workplace where she received Palestinian propaganda material from him. She even shot into the air with a gun he showed her. The same day, al-Hamour uploaded her details on a Fatah membership card and gave it to her.
Two months later in July after al-Hamour joined the cell, Wurood went to al-Har's home with al-Hamour. In this meeting he asked her if she is prepared "to act to help the homeland" and to take part in terrorist activity by helping transfer weapons from Israel to the West Bank and to help get bombs into Israel.
She agreed to help
The accused, according to the indictment, agreed. A few days later, al-Hamour was told to accept a bomb weighing seven kilograms (15.4 pounds) that could be activated by two telephones in order to transfer the bomb into Israel and to detonate it in a crowded place. Following this, al-Hamour set a meeting with Wurood and al-Har in order to take something to Ramallah.
Wurood drove to the meeting in her car, which has an Israeli license plate. In Hawara, she picked up al-Hamour, who sat next to her with the bomb in his lap as she drove. Wurood asked al-Hamour to show her the bomb and he complied. She then drove to Ramallah. During the car ride, he explained to her how to activate the bomb and asked her if she is prepared to bring the bomb into Israel.
Wurood refused, telling al-Hamour that she is afraid of the being caught during the routine checks of cars entering Israel.
Later, Wurood told al-Hamour that her cousin Bubli works in Israel at the restaurant Spaghettim in Raanana. Al-Hamour asked Wurood to contact Bubli to ask him if he is ready to smuggle the bomb into Israel. She contacted her cousin, told him about her contacts with al-Hamour and the terrorist organization. Her cousin agreed to help.
Pictures in an olive grove
Wurood took part in planning a terror attack in which the bomb would be brought into Israel by al-Har and transferred to Bubli. According to the plan, Wurood would then help Bubli plant the bomb.
A few days later, al-Har tried to enter Israel by way of Anatoun, but didn't succeed. Al-Hamour and al-Har called Wurood to ask her if she could get al-Har into Israel, but she said she didn't know the way.
Next, Wurood and Bubli gave al-Hamour the telephone number of a driver who transports workers into Israel. Al-Hamour called him, but the driver told him that the roads were blocked because of the security situation. So, al-Har went back to Ramallah to return the bomb to al-Hamour, who hid it.
On September 17, 2006, the accused arrived with two of her friends to a restaurant in Ramallah in order to meet al-Hamour. At a certain point, she left the restaurant, walked to an olive grove, and got her picture taken while she was holding a rifle and a Quran, and wearing a headband emblazoned with a nationalistic saying. She received the pictures, which she hid in her car, along with a disc of Palestinian nationalist songs and video clips.
In response to the indictment issued by Prosecutor Or Mamon, Attorney Ihab Jaljuli said in response, "Only now has the indictment been issued and the evidence been presented for the first time, so we can't give a response to the indictment. However, she claims that she was duped. After the evidence is examined, we will give an accurate response. It is important to note that this is a young girl with no criminal past, who has a normal lifestyle."
Efrat Weiss contributed to the report Full article inside
15 years in prison for officer convicted of espionage
Decorated Bedouin officer, who was found guilty of severe espionage, drug trafficking, sentenced to 15 years in Jail, to be dismissed from army
A special military court at the Kirya base in Tel Aviv sentenced on Sunday Lieutenant Colonel Omar al-Hayeb, convicted of severe espionage and contact with a Hizbullah agent, to 15 years in prison.
Al-Hayeb will be immediately dismissed from the IDF. Full article inside
Bedouin accused of spying for Hizbullah
Nazareth District Court accuses Beit Zarzir resident of transferring information to terror group on IDF soldiers' movements
First security affair during wartime: The Nazareth District Court released for publication the indictment of a Bedouin resident from the village of Beit Zarzir, charged with transferring intelligence information to Hizbullah in Lebanon.
Amakim District Police Chief Superintendent Yaakov Zigdon told Ynet that "this was a clear case of spying, during a time of war, as someone seeks to harm the security of the State of Israel." Full article inside
Academic: Israeli-Arabs want end of Jewish state
There is no way to accommodate demands of Israeli-Arabs, short of replacing Israel with an Arab state, says Dr. Dan Schueftan
There was no way of accommodating the demands of Israeli-Arabs, short of the destruction of Israel and its replacement with an Arab state, a senior Israeli academic told a stormy session of the Herzliya Conference Monday, held to discuss the Arab minority in Israel.
Dr. Dan Schueftan, deputy director of the National Security Studies Center at the University of Haifa, said a document recently released by Israeli- Arab leaders called for "nothing short of the destruction of Jewish national state."
Schueftan said the consensus position of Israeli -Arabs, as reflected in the document "The future vision of Palestinian Arabs in Israel,' was that Israel should be "replaced with a bi-national state, alongside a mechanism to turn it into an Arab state, adding: "Otherwise, we (Israelis) are automatically not legitimate (in their eyes)." The document was published by the Higher Monitoring Committee for the Arab Population in Israel, a forum of Israeli-Arab leaders.
Schueftan said: "The signal is that even if inequality is bridged, it won't solve the problem. The lack of legitimacy of the national Jewish state is the source of the problem."
The recent Lebanon war also showed that a majority of Israeli-Arabs thought "every enemy of State of Israel should at least be understood," Schueftan emphasized. He added that the document released by the Higher Monitoring Committee said "the Jews rose as a colonialist phenomenon… who expelled… butchered… and the Palestinians have only fought for peace." Full article inside
Murder of 18-year-old girl solved
Over a month after her corpse was found, a 17-year-old Bedouin boy is arrested for Maayan Ben Horin's murder, attempted rape. Suspect sends letter of apology to girl's family, claiming he did not mean to kill her
Sharon Roffe-Ofir Latest Update: 02.21.07, 09:02 / Israel News
The mysterious murder of 18-year-old Maayan Ben Horin in northern Israel some 40 days ago has been solved.
An indictment was filed with the Haifa District court Wednesday morning against a 17-year old Bedouin who was arrested for the crime on February 2. Full article inside
Shiekh Raed Salah is a ticking bomb under the fabric of the relations between Israeli Arabs and the State of Israel ," said MK Effie Eitam (National Union-National Religious Party).
"The State should deal with him as it does with Israel's dangerous enemies, and cut the dangerous alliance between the Islamic Movement and Israel's enemies who seek its destruction," he added.
Israel's Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger urged authorities to prosecute Salah to the full extent of the law.
"His protests are based on lies, illusions, and anti-Semitic preachings," Metzger said, following Salah's speech. Full article inside
LondonSeagull said:So whats the other democracy in the middle east where every citizen regardless of race gets to vote for the party they want to vote for with many different parties (left to right) to choose from and where there are human rights and an effective legal system which doesnt always favour the state