Obama Too Pro Israel-Should Enforce US/UN 1948 Partion Plan

[KissMy]

The difference between Hamas and Israel is that Hamas is defending Palestine from Israel's illegal occupation.

Other than that - Good post.

You are a fool & a tool!

Israel is not illegally occupying Palestine. Palestine's PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Even though it was unfair to Palestinians that should be the starting point.

BBC NEWS | In Depth | Israel and the Palestinians | key documents | UN Partition Plan

So the US should give back the South West to Mexico? All Counties that lost land in wars should get it back? Is that your position?

 

[Truthseeker420]

Even though it was unfair to Palestinians that should be the starting point.

BBC NEWS | In Depth | Israel and the Palestinians | key documents | UN Partition Plan

So the US should give back the South West to Mexico? All Counties that lost land in wars should get it back? Is that your position?

They are taking the Soutwest back so we don't have to worry.

 

[P F Tinmore]

The difference between Hamas and Israel is that Hamas is defending Palestine from Israel's illegal occupation.

Other than that - Good post.

You are a fool & a tool!

Israel is not illegally occupying Palestine. Palestine's PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile? What was the deal?

 

[KissMy]

The difference between Hamas and Israel is that Hamas is defending Palestine from Israel's illegal occupation.

Other than that - Good post.

You are a fool & a tool!

Israel is not illegally occupying Palestine. Palestine's PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile? What was the deal?

Palestinians elected Arafat with a 90 percent majority.

 

[P F Tinmore]

You are a fool & a tool!

Israel is not illegally occupying Palestine. Palestine's PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile? What was the deal?

Palestinians elected Arafat with an over 90 percent majority.

Arafat worked for Israel.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile? What was the deal?

Palestinians elected Arafat with an over 90 percent majority.

Arafat worked for Israel.

Yes, Arafat became a very rich man.

 

[Jessica Blume]

Even though it was unfair to Palestinians that should be the starting point.

That speech about going back to the 1967 lines was a joke.

 

[docmauser1]

We shouldn't let Israel dictate to us what the borders will be,

There's the Aztlán liberation movement to do that, of course, occupied Texas, California, etc..

they would be nothing without us.

Is it a popular opinion in Dearborn? I won't be surprised - muslims divinely become the biggest catholic saints, when the subject is Israel.

Israel might be stronger now but the world changes.

Indeed, and then we learn that Obama is the president of the biggest muslim country.

 

[Jessica Blume]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC6C-cAc240]YouTube - ‪Caterpillar Bulldozer - Israel/Palestine‬‏[/ame]

 

[docmauser1]

Most of the Jews came Europe under the Balfour Declaration and have no claim to Palestine. So it would be the Zionists were robbing Arabs.

And the latter had exactly what?

land,homes, possessions.

Cool, they opted for it, hoping to return and enlarge their holdings at the jewwish expence. It did not play out that way, though. A comparable number of jews were kicked out of arab lands. So, it was, basically, an exchange of populations. Jews were eventually absorbed, arabs were denied absorption by their alleged brethren, and remain, jokingly, refugees with an occupation, of course.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Even though it was unfair to Palestinians that should be the starting point.

BBC NEWS | In Depth | Israel and the Palestinians | key documents | UN Partition Plan

So the US should give back the South West to Mexico? All Counties that lost land in wars should get it back? Is that your position?

Israel never won any Palestinian land.

Israel is a unique country. It has no land and has no borders.

 

[docmauser1]

The difference between Hamas and Israel is that Hamas is defending Palestine from Israel's illegal occupation.

How so, now that we've established earlier that there's no occupation?

 

[KissMy]

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile? What was the deal?

Palestinians elected Arafat with a 90 percent majority.

Arafat worked for Israel.

Oh Really, Propaganda Boy?

President Jimmy Carter said that the Palestinian elections were "open and fair."

The voter turnout topped 70 percent of Palestinians & Yasser Arafat won with a 90% majority.

Over 600 international observers, including Carter, gave the process a seal of approval, and newspapers from Berlin to Los Angeles trumpeted the triumph of democracy in the Palestinian territories.

Yasser Arafat was certainly the elected representative of the Palestinian people & in less than a years time after he was elected, Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestinians elected Arafat with a 90 percent majority.

Arafat worked for Israel.

Oh Really, Propaganda Boy?

President Jimmy Carter said that the Palestinian elections were "open and fair."

The voter turnout topped 70 percent of Palestinians & Yasser Arafat won with a 90% majority.

Over 600 international observers, including Carter, gave the process a seal of approval, and newspapers from Berlin to Los Angeles trumpeted the triumph of democracy in the Palestinian territories.

Yasser Arafat was certainly the elected representative of the Palestinian people & in less than a years time after he was elected, Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Of course he did. He worked for Israel.

BTW, who ran against him?

 

[docmauser1]

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile?

Ahh, another palistanian popular delusion. Why do they always have to be dumb? But I digress. As we know, Arafat was "dragged" from his tunisian oblivion by Bush senior, who used him to please arabs in his bid to establish an "anti-Saddam" coalition. Since then every american presidential asshole used jews and Israel, harping "peace process" and "involvement" every time a diversion was needed, or gains made at the jewish expence, of course.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Why do you think Israel dragged Arafat back to Palestine from exile?

Ahh, another palistanian popular delusion. Why do they always have to be dumb? But I digress. As we know, Arafat was "dragged" from his tunisian oblivion by Bush senior, who used him to please arabs in his bid to establish an "anti-Saddam" coalition. Since then every american presidential asshole used jews and Israel, harping "peace process" and "involvement" every time a diversion was needed, or gains made at the jewish expence, of course.

Arafat was brought back so that Israel could outsource the occupation to a Palestinian face.

 

[KissMy]

Arafat worked for Israel.

Oh Really, Propaganda Boy?

President Jimmy Carter said that the Palestinian elections were "open and fair."

The voter turnout topped 70 percent of Palestinians & Yasser Arafat won with a 90% majority.

Over 600 international observers, including Carter, gave the process a seal of approval, and newspapers from Berlin to Los Angeles trumpeted the triumph of democracy in the Palestinian territories.

Yasser Arafat was certainly the elected representative of the Palestinian people & in less than a years time after he was elected, Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Of course he did. He worked for Israel.

BTW, who ran against him?

There were many candidates who ran against Yasser Arafat.

You two faced Palestinians can't accept the facts. You only create "Straw Men" & lies. The facts are that Israel has followed the law & fulfilled it's agreement with Palestine & the Palestinian people. The Palestinian people have not fulfilled it's agreement with Israel & many have become murderous terrorist.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Oh Really, Propaganda Boy?

President Jimmy Carter said that the Palestinian elections were "open and fair."

The voter turnout topped 70 percent of Palestinians & Yasser Arafat won with a 90% majority.

Over 600 international observers, including Carter, gave the process a seal of approval, and newspapers from Berlin to Los Angeles trumpeted the triumph of democracy in the Palestinian territories.

Yasser Arafat was certainly the elected representative of the Palestinian people & in less than a years time after he was elected, Arafat signed the "Hebron Protocol Letter" giving Israel all the land it occupied January 17, 1997.

Of course he did. He worked for Israel.

BTW, who ran against him?

There were many candidates who ran against Yasser Arafat.

You two faced Palestinians can't accept the facts. You only create "Straw Men" & lies. The facts are that Israel has followed the law & fulfilled it's agreement with Palestine & the Palestinian people. The Palestinian people have not fulfilled it's agreement with Israel & many have become murderous terrorist.

The only person running against Arafat was Samiha Khalil a 73 year old woman.

 

[docmauser1]

Sort of irrelevant.

Sort of bull.

The 1948 lines are obviously not going to happen. And now we learn from Netanyahu that the 1967 cannot even be used as a BASIS for negotiations. =O

Funny outrage, indeed, in view that 1948 lines are, in fact, 1967 lines, excepting Syria.

After Netanyahu's speech next to Obama the other day, he basically killed the two-state solution and the one-state solution.

And how is it supposed to be bad in view that palistanians want a state and a jewish one too?