This Road is for Jews Only. Yes, There is Apartheid in Israel

[Roudy]

pbel, et al,

I had to think about this a minute.

As usual your one-sided propaganda gives credit to the Israelis rather than World Jewry which provided vast amounts of money to defend and develop Israel's economy...

Without that external help she would have floundered...

(OBSERVATION)

At the start of the conference on Monday, Dec. 17, Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas urged the international community to step up financial aid to the Palestinians or risk a "catastrophe."
"Without this support, without the payment of aid that will allow the Palestinian treasury to fulfill its role, we will be facing a total catastrophe in the West Bank and Gaza," Abbas told the opening ceremony, at a conference center near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Abbas had asked for $5.6 billion by 2010 to help develop a viable economy for a future Palestinian state.

SOURCE: DW AKADEMIE

The new aid brings the US contribution to a Palestinian infrastructure program to $100 million.

Read more: Kerry pledges $75m. more in US aid to Palestinians | The Times of Israel http://www.timesofisrael.com/kerry-pledges-75m-more-in-us-aid-to-palestinians/#ixzz2upDte2fa
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The European Union (EU) has long been one of the most reliable foreign sources of humanitarian, economic and political aid in the OPT, providing 426 million euros (US$575 million) in 2013 alone.

In 2011, overall overseas development aid to the OPT was worth $2.5 billion, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

SOURCE: JERUSALEM, 19 février 2014 (IRIN) -

(COMMENT)

Every year, going back more than a decade, the Palestinians have been receiving millions upon millions of dollars in donations (billions even), not just from the US, but from all manner of sources.

It is really hard for me to shed a tear for the poor and down trodden Palestinian, crying about the "World Jewry which provided vast amounts of money" when the Palestinians get just as much with absolutely nothing to show for it other than conflict.

What is the return on the investment?

Most Respectfully,
R

Return for investment is breeding a terrorist culture and hatred for anything that is Western or non Muslim.

 

[pbel]

pbel, et al,

I had to think about this a minute.

As usual your one-sided propaganda gives credit to the Israelis rather than World Jewry which provided vast amounts of money to defend and develop Israel's economy...

Without that external help she would have floundered...

(OBSERVATION)

At the start of the conference on Monday, Dec. 17, Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas urged the international community to step up financial aid to the Palestinians or risk a "catastrophe."
"Without this support, without the payment of aid that will allow the Palestinian treasury to fulfill its role, we will be facing a total catastrophe in the West Bank and Gaza," Abbas told the opening ceremony, at a conference center near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Abbas had asked for $5.6 billion by 2010 to help develop a viable economy for a future Palestinian state.

SOURCE: DW AKADEMIE

The new aid brings the US contribution to a Palestinian infrastructure program to $100 million.

Read more: Kerry pledges $75m. more in US aid to Palestinians | The Times of Israel http://www.timesofisrael.com/kerry-pledges-75m-more-in-us-aid-to-palestinians/#ixzz2upDte2fa
Follow us: @timesofisrael on Twitter | timesofisrael on Facebook

The European Union (EU) has long been one of the most reliable foreign sources of humanitarian, economic and political aid in the OPT, providing 426 million euros (US$575 million) in 2013 alone.

In 2011, overall overseas development aid to the OPT was worth $2.5 billion, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

SOURCE: JERUSALEM, 19 février 2014 (IRIN) -

(COMMENT)

Every year, going back more than a decade, the Palestinians have been receiving millions upon millions of dollars in donations (billions even), not just from the US, but from all manner of sources.

It is really hard for me to shed a tear for the poor and down trodden Palestinian, crying about the "World Jewry which provided vast amounts of money" when the Palestinians get just as much with absolutely nothing to show for it other than conflict.

What is the return on the investment?

Most Respectfully,
R

You sure shed tears of joy when Israel gets billions of outside support from our government and her private benefactors who ply her products...

This game is rigged and you know it.

 

[Kondor3]

"...This game is rigged and you know it."

Of course it is...

That's how the Good Guys... the pro-Israeli side... win...

I would have thought that was obvious... a gimme...

 

[aris2chat]

There are some 5000 trucks a day delivering to gaza.
Prove it.

Sorry it was supposed to be a month and it varies a bit from week to week.

There is not free entry to or from gaza, the palestinians are entering a different country. Not all truck are allowed by hamas to enter gaza, many containers sit for months at the crossing, many perishables.
Egypt also sporadically close their border and limits the amount or type of goods are allowed.
You expect open border with Israel and think smuggling from egypt is OK?
Gaza is fenced and crossing limited for good reason. Blockade is not imposed by Israel alone

Latest weekly UN OCHA report (January 28-February 3)
"During the reporting period, the Crossing opened for one day to allow 56 truckloads of construction materials to enter for project funded by the Government of Qatar. The previous week, some 215 truckloads of construction materials designated for the Qatari construction projects entered over the course of three days.

...This week (26 January-1 February), nearly 1,000 truckloads of goods entered Gaza through Kerem Shalom Crossing, 13 percent more than during the previous week. "

The Gaza Coordination Liaison Administration arranged for the entry of 5,754 truck loads into Gaza in January. Even with closings there were 64,000 trucks or good last year delivered.