You know, Fred, you can list all the incidents committed by Israel, but they in no way can compare to the huge amount of Muslim terrorism in which millions have died. So keep on trying to show us how bad Israel is, and we will keep our eyes open as to what your fellow Muslims are doing who mainly are the terrorists of the world today (and of course in years past).The first deliberate shooting down a civilian airliner was carried out by Israel, when a Libyan airliner was shot down by Israeli jet fighters over Sinai, in Feb. 1973, on the direct orders of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, killing all 107 of its passengers and the entire French crew.
Care to excuse that act of terrorism?
I fully admit we have total bastards who use murder and other atrocities in some stupid attempt to force extreme Islamic law on others, preferably all.
I condemn them without reservation and hope they rot in hell, starting ASAP.
I don't try to hide, excuse or divert attention from their evil by mentioning the evil of others as you have just done.
Will you condemn terrorism by the Israeli state, IDF and those who founded Israel?
And Israelis have no right to defend themselves against those bastards?
Hamas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Based on the principles of Islamic fundamentalism gaining momentum throughout the Arab world in the 1980s, Hamas was founded in 1987 (during the First Intifada) as an offshoot of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.[15][16] Co-founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin stated in 1987 and the Hamas Charter affirmed in 1988 that Hamas was founded to liberate Palestine from Israeli occupation and to establish an Islamic state in the area that is now Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip.[17][18] In July 2009, Khaled Meshal, Hamas's Damascus-based political bureau chief, said the organization was willing to cooperate with "a resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict which included a Palestinian state based on 1967 borders," provided that Palestinian refugees hold the right to return to Israel and that East Jerusalem be the new nation's capital.[19][20]
The Hamas charter exhibits the influence of antisemitic conspiracy theories throughout, as evidenced by the explicit mention of the "The Protocols of the Elder of Zion," or statements labeling "Freemasons, The Rotary and Lions clubs" as "sabotage groups ... behind the drug trade and alcoholism in all its kinds." Some experts and advocacy groups[21] believe that statements by some Hamas leaders display similar conspiratorial influences, though Hamas officials are clear to describe the conflict with Israel as political and not religious