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[pbel]

The War of Attrition is growing in the war of Rocketry. Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...


AOL.com Article - Lebanese rockets hit Israel in offensive's 4th day

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Gaza rocket fire struck a gas station and set it ablaze Friday in southern Israel, seriously wounding one person as rocket fire also came from Lebanon for the first time in the four-day offensive.

The explosion in Ashdod sent plumes of smoke high into the air. Israeli health officials said the blast wounded three people, including one in serious condition. Rocket fire continued in earnest from Gaza toward various locations in southern Israel.

In northern Israel, rocket fire struck near the Lebanese border and the military responded with artillery fire toward the source in southern Lebanon, military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said.

The Lebanese military said three rockets were fired toward Israel around 6 a.m. (0300 GMT) and the Israelis retaliated by firing about 25 artillery shells on the area. Lebanese troops and United Nations peacekeepers later began searching the area, and the military said it was trying to find out who was behind the attack. No one was wounded on either side.

Southern Lebanon is a stronghold of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has battled Israel numerous times. However, recent fire from Lebanon has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area and Hezbollah has not been involved in the ongoing offensive. It has largely refrained from engaging Israel since a monthlong war in 2006 when it fired thousands of rockets into Israel and was pummeled by Israeli airstrikes in response.

Lerner said Israel has suspected that Lebanese militants may try to join the fray as Israel exchanges fire with Islamic Hamas militants in Gaza. However, he said it was still unclear whether Friday's attack was "symbolic or something more substantial."

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Is that not what Israel has asked for?

I think Israel has invited this.

 

[irosie91]

Is that not what Israel has asked for?

I think Israel has invited this.

what is "this"??? ----you once claimed to be a lawyer.----I once wrote
a few petitions----and other stuff in a case in which I acted pro-se
but an elderly lawyer helped me------he was REALLY picky and would have
never accepted " (they) ...invited this." If I made such a mistake he would
say----THE JUDGE WILL toss it if you are so careless in the way you write.
Your use of the word "invited" is also idiotic without some explanation as to
by what means they "invited" anything. I mentioned the picky lawyer---but
actually you would not have passed even in the remedial room in my undergraduate
college. Now, remember the lessons of your youth and try to write like an adult
writes. -----You cannot cover the fact that you have nothing to say by being so
sloppy that some people will not notice that you say nothing

 

[amity1844]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...

Yup, well spoken.

 

[Phoenall]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

 

[irosie91]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...

Yup, well spoken.

"acceptable peace" in an age of a "CALIPHATE"----is
"The Pact of Omar" If you want to know what is an
acceptable peace -----ask, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi------
tens if not hundreds of millions of rabid dogs will join
up the latest cult of the UMMAH

 

[pbel]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

Peace with the Arab League.

 

[amity1844]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

It can only be peace if both Jewish and Palestinian nationalism is accomodated.

 

[westwall]

The War of Attrition is growing in the war of Rocketry. Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...


AOL.com Article - Lebanese rockets hit Israel in offensive's 4th day

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Gaza rocket fire struck a gas station and set it ablaze Friday in southern Israel, seriously wounding one person as rocket fire also came from Lebanon for the first time in the four-day offensive.

The explosion in Ashdod sent plumes of smoke high into the air. Israeli health officials said the blast wounded three people, including one in serious condition. Rocket fire continued in earnest from Gaza toward various locations in southern Israel.

In northern Israel, rocket fire struck near the Lebanese border and the military responded with artillery fire toward the source in southern Lebanon, military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said.

The Lebanese military said three rockets were fired toward Israel around 6 a.m. (0300 GMT) and the Israelis retaliated by firing about 25 artillery shells on the area. Lebanese troops and United Nations peacekeepers later began searching the area, and the military said it was trying to find out who was behind the attack. No one was wounded on either side.

Southern Lebanon is a stronghold of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has battled Israel numerous times. However, recent fire from Lebanon has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area and Hezbollah has not been involved in the ongoing offensive. It has largely refrained from engaging Israel since a monthlong war in 2006 when it fired thousands of rockets into Israel and was pummeled by Israeli airstrikes in response.

Lerner said Israel has suspected that Lebanese militants may try to join the fray as Israel exchanges fire with Islamic Hamas militants in Gaza. However, he said it was still unclear whether Friday's attack was "symbolic or something more substantial."

The only problem with your assertion is an "Acceptable Peace" entails the destruction of Israel. That's a deal breaker.

 

[westwall]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

Peace with the Arab League.

All Jews dead and the Arab League in control of the remnants of Israel? That about sum it up?

 

[proudveteran06]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

Peace with the Arab League.

The " Arab League Peace Plan" which calls for the 67 Borders, no entry into E. Jerusalem and the end of the Jewish State.

 

[Hollie]

Is that not what Israel has asked for?

I think Israel has invited this.

Try and think this through, Mahmoud. You're suggesting that Israel has invited the Islamic terrorists in Gaza to launch barrages of rockets?

 

[Hollie]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

Peace with the Arab League.

Yeah, peace with the Arab league. Ask Anwar Sadat how likely that is.

 

[irosie91]

Is that not what Israel has asked for?

I think Israel has invited this.

Try and think this through, Mahmoud. You're suggesting that Israel has invited the Islamic terrorists in Gaza to launch barrages of rockets?

Hollie focus---sherri expressed the islamo Nazi pov----keep in mind---
not only did Israel invite the filth she supports-----even Persia "invited"
the jihadis to enter Persia and murder a few score of them way back----
like around the eighth centure-----I understand
they system-------people INVITE Islamic scimitars upon their necks by not
kissing the buttocks of their "nabi"

 

[MHunterB]

Glad you shared this, pbel.

Yup, well spoken.

Define what you would call an acceptable peace for both sides ?

Peace with the Arab League.

LMAO! The only way the AL is willing to stop their war on Israel is when they've destroyed it - as they agreed to conspire to do even before Partition.

They aren't willing to 'recognize' an Israel of any size or location within the ME, particularly since they owe reparations to just under one million *initial* refugees and remuneration for an area of land four times the size of 'pre-67' Israel - which they 'nationalized' after confiscating it from its Jewish owners.

Does the AL *OWN* Palestine? If the Palestinians can't make peace on their own account with Israel - as Egypt and Jordan each have done - then how can anyone pretend the Palestinians will be "free"???

 

[pbel]

The War of Attrition is growing in the war of Rocketry. Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...


AOL.com Article - Lebanese rockets hit Israel in offensive's 4th day

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Gaza rocket fire struck a gas station and set it ablaze Friday in southern Israel, seriously wounding one person as rocket fire also came from Lebanon for the first time in the four-day offensive.

The explosion in Ashdod sent plumes of smoke high into the air. Israeli health officials said the blast wounded three people, including one in serious condition. Rocket fire continued in earnest from Gaza toward various locations in southern Israel.

In northern Israel, rocket fire struck near the Lebanese border and the military responded with artillery fire toward the source in southern Lebanon, military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said.

The Lebanese military said three rockets were fired toward Israel around 6 a.m. (0300 GMT) and the Israelis retaliated by firing about 25 artillery shells on the area. Lebanese troops and United Nations peacekeepers later began searching the area, and the military said it was trying to find out who was behind the attack. No one was wounded on either side.

Southern Lebanon is a stronghold of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has battled Israel numerous times. However, recent fire from Lebanon has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area and Hezbollah has not been involved in the ongoing offensive. It has largely refrained from engaging Israel since a monthlong war in 2006 when it fired thousands of rockets into Israel and was pummeled by Israeli airstrikes in response.

Lerner said Israel has suspected that Lebanese militants may try to join the fray as Israel exchanges fire with Islamic Hamas militants in Gaza. However, he said it was still unclear whether Friday's attack was "symbolic or something more substantial."

The only problem with your assertion is an "Acceptable Peace" entails the destruction of Israel. That's a deal breaker.

So tell us, when I or someone else said that? Exclude Hamas, Israel is playing them for a sucker using them as a scapegoat to keep this war going.

That is her Interest, War until she steals the deals that suites her interest not Americas who paid for this Geo-Political Fiasco!

 

[MHunterB]

" All Jews dead and the Arab League in control of the remnants of Israel? That about sum it up? "

Please, Westwall! When you post things like the above, Hostility and the sherrithing get to bouncing on their cucumbers so fast, they can't even focus on their computer screens. And Pballs .......well, it's not just drool that's dribbling all over his keyboard!

 

[pbel]

I see the ZouNuts are out again...

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See also: 2002 Arab League summit and 2007 Arab League summit

The Arab Peace Initiative (Arabic: مبادرة السلام العربية*) is a comprehensive peace initiative first proposed in 2002 at the Beirut Summit of the Arab League by then-Crown Prince, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, and re-endorsed at the Riyadh Summit in 2007.[1] The initiative attempts to end the Arab–Israeli conflict, which means normalizing relations between the entire Arab region and Israel, in exchange for a complete withdrawal from the occupied territories (including East Jerusalem) and a "just settlement" of the Palestinian refugee crisis based on UN Resolution 194 (which calls for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict and resolves that any refugees "wishing to return to their homes and live at peace with their neighbors" should be able to do so or, if they otherwise wish, should be provided with compensation).[2] The Initiative was initially overshadowed by the Passover Massacre, a major terrorist attack that took place on March 27, 2002 (the day before the Initiative was published) and that had been claimed by the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas' military wing.[3] The Arab League has since readopted the Initiative on several occasions, including during the 2007 summit.

Although a number of Israeli officials have responded to the Initiative with both support and criticism, the Israeli government has swiftly rejected the initiative, saying it was a "non-starter".[4] Then Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said the new plan can not be accepted because it would replace UN resolutions 242 and 338, which call for negotiations.[5] In 2007, Benjamin Netanyahu, as opposition leader, as well as a number of Likud members, rejected the initiative outright.^ In 2009, President Shimon Peres expressed satisfaction at the "u-turn" in the attitudes of Arab states toward peace with Israel as reflected in the Saudi initiative, though he did qualify his comments by saying: "Israel wasn't a partner to the wording of this initiative. Therefore it doesn't have to agree to every word."^ The Palestinian Authority strongly supports the plan and Mahmoud Abbas officially asked U.S. President Barack Obama to adopt it as part of his Middle East policy.[6] Islamist political party Hamas, the elected government of the Gaza Strip, is deeply divided,[7] with most factions rejecting the plan.[1]

George Mitchell, then the United States special envoy to the Middle East, announced in March 2009 that President Barack Obama's administration intends to "incorporate" the initiative into its Middle East policy.[8]

 

[proudveteran06]

The War of Attrition is growing in the war of Rocketry. Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...


AOL.com Article - Lebanese rockets hit Israel in offensive's 4th day

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Gaza rocket fire struck a gas station and set it ablaze Friday in southern Israel, seriously wounding one person as rocket fire also came from Lebanon for the first time in the four-day offensive.

The explosion in Ashdod sent plumes of smoke high into the air. Israeli health officials said the blast wounded three people, including one in serious condition. Rocket fire continued in earnest from Gaza toward various locations in southern Israel.

In northern Israel, rocket fire struck near the Lebanese border and the military responded with artillery fire toward the source in southern Lebanon, military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said.

The Lebanese military said three rockets were fired toward Israel around 6 a.m. (0300 GMT) and the Israelis retaliated by firing about 25 artillery shells on the area. Lebanese troops and United Nations peacekeepers later began searching the area, and the military said it was trying to find out who was behind the attack. No one was wounded on either side.

Southern Lebanon is a stronghold of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has battled Israel numerous times. However, recent fire from Lebanon has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area and Hezbollah has not been involved in the ongoing offensive. It has largely refrained from engaging Israel since a monthlong war in 2006 when it fired thousands of rockets into Israel and was pummeled by Israeli airstrikes in response.

Lerner said Israel has suspected that Lebanese militants may try to join the fray as Israel exchanges fire with Islamic Hamas militants in Gaza. However, he said it was still unclear whether Friday's attack was "symbolic or something more substantial."

The only problem with your assertion is an "Acceptable Peace" entails the destruction of Israel. That's a deal breaker.

So tell us, when I or someone else said that? Exclude Hamas, Israel is playing them for a sucker using them as a scapegoat to keep this war going.

That is her Interest, War until she steals the deals that suites her interest not Americas who paid for this Geo-Political Fiasco!

Is the Arab Peace Plan Really About Peace? « Commentary Magazine

This is progress of a sort, and should not be entirely dismissed. But before those advocating for more Israeli concessions in response to the proposal get too excited, it’s important to remember why this initiative flopped the first time around: it’s not really a peace proposal.

While the Arab Peace Initiative continues to be cited by Israel’s critics as proof that the Jewish state really does have partners, this idea has always been more about polishing the image of the Arab world in the United States than anything else. Conceived in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks when the Arab states, and in particular Saudi Arabia, were viewed with disgust by most Americans, the initiative was part of an effort to rehabilitate their image. But despite the fact that New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman (who claimed it stemmed from a conversation he had with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah) and others in the foreign policy community promoted the idea, it fizzled. Why? Because it was not an invitation to negotiate, but a diktat. Even worse, it contained a vital poison pill: the return of Palestinian refugees to Israel that would, in effect, mean the end of the Jewish state, not peace with it.


http://www.haaretz.com/news/diploma...r-recognize-israel-top-official-says-1.361072

Know when a Pro Palestinian lies? Whwn they open their mouth

 

[proudveteran06]

The War of Attrition is growing in the war of Rocketry. Walls cannot stop this crazy war, only an acceptable peace can...


AOL.com Article - Lebanese rockets hit Israel in offensive's 4th day

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Gaza rocket fire struck a gas station and set it ablaze Friday in southern Israel, seriously wounding one person as rocket fire also came from Lebanon for the first time in the four-day offensive.

The explosion in Ashdod sent plumes of smoke high into the air. Israeli health officials said the blast wounded three people, including one in serious condition. Rocket fire continued in earnest from Gaza toward various locations in southern Israel.

In northern Israel, rocket fire struck near the Lebanese border and the military responded with artillery fire toward the source in southern Lebanon, military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said.

The Lebanese military said three rockets were fired toward Israel around 6 a.m. (0300 GMT) and the Israelis retaliated by firing about 25 artillery shells on the area. Lebanese troops and United Nations peacekeepers later began searching the area, and the military said it was trying to find out who was behind the attack. No one was wounded on either side.

Southern Lebanon is a stronghold of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, which has battled Israel numerous times. However, recent fire from Lebanon has been blamed on radical Palestinian factions in the area and Hezbollah has not been involved in the ongoing offensive. It has largely refrained from engaging Israel since a monthlong war in 2006 when it fired thousands of rockets into Israel and was pummeled by Israeli airstrikes in response.

Lerner said Israel has suspected that Lebanese militants may try to join the fray as Israel exchanges fire with Islamic Hamas militants in Gaza. However, he said it was still unclear whether Friday's attack was "symbolic or something more substantial."

The only problem with your assertion is an "Acceptable Peace" entails the destruction of Israel. That's a deal breaker.

So tell us, when I or someone else said that? Exclude Hamas, Israel is playing them for a sucker using them as a scapegoat to keep this war going.

That is her Interest, War until she steals the deals that suites her interest not Americas who paid for this Geo-Political Fiasco!

Is the Arab Peace Plan Really About Peace? « Commentary Magazine

This is progress of a sort, and should not be entirely dismissed. But before those advocating for more Israeli concessions in response to the proposal get too excited, it’s important to remember why this initiative flopped the first time around: it’s not really a peace proposal.

While the Arab Peace Initiative continues to be cited by Israel’s critics as proof that the Jewish state really does have partners, this idea has always been more about polishing the image of the Arab world in the United States than anything else. Conceived in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks when the Arab states, and in particular Saudi Arabia, were viewed with disgust by most Americans, the initiative was part of an effort to rehabilitate their image. But despite the fact that New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman (who claimed it stemmed from a conversation he had with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah) and others in the foreign policy community promoted the idea, it fizzled. Why? Because it was not an invitation to negotiate, but a diktat. Even worse, it contained a vital poison pill: the return of Palestinian refugees to Israel that would, in effect, mean the end of the Jewish state, not peace with it.


Hamas accepts 1967 borders, but will never recognize Israel, top official says Israel News | Haaretz

Know when a Pro Palestinian lies? Whwn they open their mouth