The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below.
© Thomson Reuters 2021.Israel domestic security warns of violence as Netanyahu faces unseating
By Maayan Lubell JERUSALEM©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
29 Comments
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 09:12 am JST
Really? Maybe because it was housing Hamas terrorist assets.
How many people were in the building when it was rightfully bombed?
Didn't Israel give fair waring the building would be bombed?
Does Hamas give warning to innocent Israeli woes and children civilians before shooting rockets at them?
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 09:51 am JST
There were civilians killed on both sides. Personally, I am not concerned with the loss of a building.
But I would like to see Hamas give warning before shooting missiles at civilian targets, as opposed to Israel, which directs its attacks at terrorist militant targets.
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 10:09 am JST
It's a country now isn't it? Singapore wasn't a country until 1965. I don't get the point.
zichiToday 10:09 am JST
Another veiled anti-semite statement, trying to delegitimize Israel by failing to take into account the reason for its self-defense measures. Which it is entitled to do as a sovereign nation.
Desert Tortoise
Except it wasn't. The Israeli general claimed AP reporters were having coffee with Hama people in the cafeteria of a building which had no cafeteria and had no Hamas people in it. Israel was attacking the press with that bombing, not Hamas.
venze
Domestic violence? Could be.
Perhaps through internal conflict would Israel learn how not to start an external violent act..
Commodore Perry
Desert TortoiseToday 11:34 am JST
If you had read my earlier post, you would have seen no one was in the building because Israel gave fair warning. So of course there were no Hamas people in it.
As IDF stated, the building contained civilian media offices, which Hamas hides behind and deliberately uses as human shields.
Commodore Perry
ZichiToday 11:59 am JST
Palestine is not a state or country now. Is that agreed upon?
Israel is a country. Is that agreed upon?
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 12:07 pm JST
Show me where I wrote there was a cafe.
zichiToday 12:09 pm JST
No.
So you are agreeing Israel is a country and Palestine is not though.
And I will answer your question directly.
Palestine could have become a country or state as planned by the UN when Israel was formed. Except for the fact Israel accepted the plan, and Palestinian Arabs rejected the plan.
So the result is, there never has been, and there is not today, any country called Palestine.
Israel accepted the 2-state UN planned solution. Palestinian Arabs rejected it.
Whose fault is that again???
Commodore Perry
Zichi Today 12:13 pm JST
When the focus is only directed towards Israel, and uses terms like murdering, genocide, occupation--that is anti-semitism.
bass4funk
I doubt it, but as long as Hamas refuses to accept Israel as the Jewish nation and continues to launch attacks towards Israel, the two State solution should be off the table until further notice.
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 12:30 pm JST
Probably true.
P. SmithToday 12:44 pm JST
You do.
bass4funkToday 12:42 pm JST
Exactly. The Palestinian Arabs rejected the 2-state proposal over 70 years ago; can't imagine a change in their position today with a terrorist organization governing them.
Commodore Perry
zichiToday 01:11 pm JST
Commodore PerryToday 12:49 pm JST
Desert Tortoise
No that is not the case. Israel claimed Hamas had an intelligence operation in the building and one of the Israeli generals claimed AP staff drank coffee in the building's cafeteria with Hamas. The building in question had no cafeteria and had no Hamas operation in it. The Israelis are lying as always. None of that has any bearing on whether or not the Israelis gave warning before destroying the building. They deliberately destroyed the building to punish Al Jazeera and AP for truthfully telling the world about the barbarities Israel inflicts on the Palestinians. Keep in mind this is the same nation that almost sank USS Liberty during the 1967 war. They are treacherous sobs you can never believe.
stormcrow
Like a possible insurrection. It sounds familiar.
Desert Tortoise
The problem is that most of Mr. Netanyahu's political supporters view all of Palestine as "Greater Israel". You will even hear some Americans say that the Palestinians are not really a people and do not belong on their own land. It is both sickening and heart breaking. If someone took my home and my land from me to give to someone else because I had the wrong religion I would certainly fight to the death to protect what is rightfully mine. But when an Arab does that they are labeled a terrorist. No on in Israel seems willing to withdraw to Israel's internationally recognized pre-1967 war borders and until they do there will be no peace.