Shusha, Penelope, mudwhistle, et al,
Sometimes, events are misunderstood or unrecognized for what they truly are. Sometimes we see a single event --- or a series of single provocative actions --- that triggers civil unrest (a breakdown of law and order). Sometimes these events or actions are spontaneous and unintentional; yet others are set-off by a designed trigger that initiates small and seemingly containable consequences --- coming one after another --- cascading into a gradually expanding magnitude of gatherings and crowds, engaging in violence such --- throwing rocks, destroying vehicles, attacking vehicles, attacking law enforcement personnel, and marching outside of government buildings --- and acting in a disorderly and destructive fashion.
Trigger Points can be by design (agent provocateurs - witting or unwitting), independent instigators (those that are mentally unstable, self-aggrandizement, or mentally susceptible to external influences and suggestions), accidentally (occurring by poor implementation, by chance or the unexpected), or as a consequence of totally unrelated outcomes from other developments.
All throughout confrontation between the Jewish Immigrants and the Arabs of Palestine, we've seen just dozens of these triggers that open hostilities between the two parties. There is no way that we can independently evaluate the evidence on this event based on what we know now.
Most Respectfully,
R
Sometimes, events are misunderstood or unrecognized for what they truly are. Sometimes we see a single event --- or a series of single provocative actions --- that triggers civil unrest (a breakdown of law and order). Sometimes these events or actions are spontaneous and unintentional; yet others are set-off by a designed trigger that initiates small and seemingly containable consequences --- coming one after another --- cascading into a gradually expanding magnitude of gatherings and crowds, engaging in violence such --- throwing rocks, destroying vehicles, attacking vehicles, attacking law enforcement personnel, and marching outside of government buildings --- and acting in a disorderly and destructive fashion.
Trigger Points can be by design (agent provocateurs - witting or unwitting), independent instigators (those that are mentally unstable, self-aggrandizement, or mentally susceptible to external influences and suggestions), accidentally (occurring by poor implementation, by chance or the unexpected), or as a consequence of totally unrelated outcomes from other developments.
All throughout confrontation between the Jewish Immigrants and the Arabs of Palestine, we've seen just dozens of these triggers that open hostilities between the two parties. There is no way that we can independently evaluate the evidence on this event based on what we know now.
Most Respectfully,
R