Israel Destroys Peace...

[pbel]

Non Jews Citizens ARE treated equally in Israel. The rights to buy property law might differ slightly, but that doesn't mean that they are TREATED badly.
Go to Israel for a month, wear a cross, act like a Christian. Then get back to me and tell me if you were treated badly..

LiveLeak.com - Jews attacking Christian Women for wearing a cross

The chances of that happening to you are so slim.
It's happened before I'm sure, but it's not a regular occurrence.

OK, I read into it...your still toasty with me, my bad, sowee.

 

[toastman]

LiveLeak.com - Jews attacking Christian Women for wearing a cross

The chances of that happening to you are so slim.
It's happened before I'm sure, but it's not a regular occurrence.

OK, I read into it...your still toasty with me, my bad, sowee.

Im really confused as to what you've been trying to tell me in your last two posts......

 

[montelatici]

Non Jews Citizens ARE treated equally in Israel. The rights to buy property law might differ slightly, but that doesn't mean that they are TREATED badly.
Go to Israel for a month, wear a cross, act like a Christian. Then get back to me and tell me if you were treated badly..

LiveLeak.com - Jews attacking Christian Women for wearing a cross

The chances of that happening to you are so slim.
It's happened before I'm sure, but it's not a regular occurrence.

You said: "Go to Israel for a month, wear a cross, act like a Christian. Then get back to me and tell me if you were treated badly.."

I provided a link that I found in less than a minute that shows what happens if you wear a cross in Israel. Do I need to post more links? I agree that in Muslim countries wearing a cross may be even more uncomfortable, but your comment was just bullshit, wearing a visible cross in Israel is not recommended. Why can't you people be fair.

 

[toastman]

LiveLeak.com - Jews attacking Christian Women for wearing a cross

The chances of that happening to you are so slim.
It's happened before I'm sure, but it's not a regular occurrence.

You said: "Go to Israel for a month, wear a cross, act like a Christian. Then get back to me and tell me if you were treated badly.."

I provided a link that I found in less than a minute that shows what happens if you wear a cross in Israel. Do I need to post more links? I agree that in Muslim countries wearing a cross may be even more uncomfortable, but your comment was just bullshit, wearing a visible cross in Israel is not recommended. Why can't you people be fair.

You posted it in a way such that if you wear a cross in Israel, you will definitely get attacked. Thats a load of donkey shit and you know it. If you think that way, then you don't know what you're talking about.
Israel is a mostly secular country, which means most people don't give two shits about your religion.

The fact that there is even an article about it should tell you that it is a rare occurence.

 

[toastman]

There are some extremely religious neighbourhoods in Jerusalem in which you might have rocks thrown at you if you're wearing a visible cross.
Actually, my Jewish friend in Israel was in one of those neighbourhoods with a while ago and one of his female friends that was with him was wearing a short skirt.
They had rocks pelted at them from the religious fanatics.

My point is, the chances of you getting attacked for wearing a cross in Israel is extremely extremely extremely slim.

 

[Mojo2]

Anyone who ever thought Israel wanted peace was mistaken...The War of Attrition with Islam will continue until they destroy her...America will now support a Palestinian State's at the 67 borders at the UN.

Israel has lost its only friend in the world in this game changer.

Israeli Ministers Cut Off Meetings With Palestinians - Bloomberg

Yesterday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the announcement of 708 new Jewish homes in east Jerusalem had derailed eight months of Mideast peace talks. Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he said the sides were closer to resolving differences over a delayed Israeli release of Palestinian prisoners when “700 settlement units were announced in Jerusalem and, poof, that was sort of the moment.”

While Kerry said that both sides took “unhelpful actions,” some Israeli officials fumed at his suggestion that Israel’s April 1 announcement of settlement construction caused the talks to collapse.

‘Never Apologize’

“Israel will never apologize for building in Jerusalem,” Economy Minister Naftali Bennett, whose Jewish Home party is the third-biggest faction in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition, said in a Facebook post. “Construction in Jerusalem is no ‘poof,’ construction in Jerusalem is Zionism,” said Bennett, whose pro-settlement faction controls the Housing Ministry and opposes any peace deal that creates a Palestinian state.

Well, how con VEEEN ient of you to omit the reason for the move to cut off talks.

Manipulative, lying scumbag much?

Israeli government officials have been told to refrain from meeting their Palestinian counterparts because the Palestinians violated commitments made under the talks, the official said. Israel also is considering a proposal to hold back three-quarters of the $100 million in taxes it collects monthly on behalf of the Palestinian Authority, arguing the money supports terrorism, according to the official.

That is absolutely grounds for stopping the negotiations.

If you are like the Palestinians I don't blame the Israelis one single bit.

 

[Billo_Really]

Bullshit.

They both are to blame.

...Clearly stung by Mr. Kerry’s version and his focus on the settlement issue, Israel countered on Wednesday that it was the Palestinians who had “violated their fundamental commitments” by applying last week to join 15 international conventions and treaties.

Mr. Kerry’s remarks “will both hurt the negotiations and harden Palestinian positions,” said an official in the office of the Israeli prime minister...

In Washington, Jen Psaki, the State Department spokeswoman, said at a briefing that Mr. Kerry was not blaming one side more than the other, “because they’ve both taken unhelpful steps.”

The Palestinian action came after Israel failed to release a promised fourth batch of prisoners by a late March deadline. Hours before the Palestinians decided on that course, Israel’s housing minister published construction bids for the contentious new housing.

Secretary Kerry, the official in Mr. Netanyahu’s office said, “knows that it was the Palestinians who said ‘no’ to continued direct talks with Israel in November; who said ‘no’ to his proposed framework for final status talks; who said ‘no’ to even discussing recognition of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people; who said ‘no’ to a meeting with Kerry himself; and who said ‘no’ to an extension of the talks.”

The wording appeared designed to cast the Palestinians in the role of peace rejectionists, echoing the Khartoum Resolution of 1967. That year, after the Middle East war, Arab heads of state laid out the main principles of their approach to Israel, which became known as “the three no’s” — no peace with Israel, no recognition of Israel and no negotiations with it.

The Israeli official added: “In the understandings reached prior to the talks, Israel did not commit to any limitation on construction. Therefore, the Palestinian claim that building in Jerusalem, Israel’s capital, was a violation of the understandings is contrary to the facts. Both the American negotiating team and the Palestinians know full well that Israel made no such commitment.”

Israel Says It Is ‘Deeply Disappointed’ by Kerry’s Remarks on Peace Talks


Is it really so difficult for you Jew haters to be honest? Just once?

Why don't you walk your talk, buckwheat?

This issue has nothing to do with Judaism.

 

[Billo_Really]

That is absolutely grounds for stopping the negotiations.

Joining international conventions and treaties whose sole mission is to solve international disputes peacefully, is wrong? You fuckers are too much! Even when the Palestinian's seek peaceful solutions instead of rockets, they're still blamed and demonized.

**** you assholes!

Those settlements are illegal.

If you are like the Palestinians I don't blame the Israelis one single bit.

So you like irresponsible narcissists, who walk around thinking their shit don't stink?

 

[montelatici]

There are some extremely religious neighbourhoods in Jerusalem in which you might have rocks thrown at you if you're wearing a visible cross.
Actually, my Jewish friend in Israel was in one of those neighbourhoods with a while ago and one of his female friends that was with him was wearing a short skirt.
They had rocks pelted at them from the religious fanatics.

My point is, the chances of you getting attacked for wearing a cross in Israel is extremely extremely extremely slim.

So, first you say wear a cross in Israel and see what happens. Here is another one.



How slim is the chance that a Christian will be harassed in Israel?

Come on get real. You are in fantasy land.

 

[Hossfly]

There are some extremely religious neighbourhoods in Jerusalem in which you might have rocks thrown at you if you're wearing a visible cross.
Actually, my Jewish friend in Israel was in one of those neighbourhoods with a while ago and one of his female friends that was with him was wearing a short skirt.
They had rocks pelted at them from the religious fanatics.

My point is, the chances of you getting attacked for wearing a cross in Israel is extremely extremely extremely slim.

So, first you say wear a cross in Israel and see what happens. Here is another one.



How slim is the chance that a Christian will be harassed in Israel?

Come on get real. You are in fantasy land.

Not Fantasyland. Pallywood.

 

[hjmick]

Bullshit.

They both are to blame.

...Clearly stung by Mr. Kerry’s version and his focus on the settlement issue, Israel countered on Wednesday that it was the Palestinians who had “violated their fundamental commitments” by applying last week to join 15 international conventions and treaties.

Mr. Kerry’s remarks “will both hurt the negotiations and harden Palestinian positions,” said an official in the office of the Israeli prime minister...

In Washington, Jen Psaki, the State Department spokeswoman, said at a briefing that Mr. Kerry was not blaming one side more than the other, “because they’ve both taken unhelpful steps.”

The Palestinian action came after Israel failed to release a promised fourth batch of prisoners by a late March deadline. Hours before the Palestinians decided on that course, Israel’s housing minister published construction bids for the contentious new housing.

Secretary Kerry, the official in Mr. Netanyahu’s office said, “knows that it was the Palestinians who said ‘no’ to continued direct talks with Israel in November; who said ‘no’ to his proposed framework for final status talks; who said ‘no’ to even discussing recognition of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people; who said ‘no’ to a meeting with Kerry himself; and who said ‘no’ to an extension of the talks.”

The wording appeared designed to cast the Palestinians in the role of peace rejectionists, echoing the Khartoum Resolution of 1967. That year, after the Middle East war, Arab heads of state laid out the main principles of their approach to Israel, which became known as “the three no’s” — no peace with Israel, no recognition of Israel and no negotiations with it.

The Israeli official added: “In the understandings reached prior to the talks, Israel did not commit to any limitation on construction. Therefore, the Palestinian claim that building in Jerusalem, Israel’s capital, was a violation of the understandings is contrary to the facts. Both the American negotiating team and the Palestinians know full well that Israel made no such commitment.”

Israel Says It Is ‘Deeply Disappointed’ by Kerry’s Remarks on Peace Talks


Is it really so difficult for you Jew haters to be honest? Just once?

Why don't you walk your talk, buckwheat?

This issue has nothing to do with Judaism.

What the **** does that even mean, boy?

 

[toastman]

There are some extremely religious neighbourhoods in Jerusalem in which you might have rocks thrown at you if you're wearing a visible cross.
Actually, my Jewish friend in Israel was in one of those neighbourhoods with a while ago and one of his female friends that was with him was wearing a short skirt.
They had rocks pelted at them from the religious fanatics.

My point is, the chances of you getting attacked for wearing a cross in Israel is extremely extremely extremely slim.

So, first you say wear a cross in Israel and see what happens. Here is another one.



How slim is the chance that a Christian will be harassed in Israel?

Come on get real. You are in fantasy land.

It's quite the opposite. It is YOU who is in fantasy land.
I've been to Israel over ten times in my 28 years, and my entire family, except my parent who lived there most if their lives before moving to Canada, live there.
The problem with people like you is that after reading so ma y anti Israel articles, watching pro Palestinian videos, your perception of life in Israel is extremely distorted.
All religions are welcome in Israel. You are allowed to wear a cross in Israel.
Stop pretending like you know what you're talking about.

 

[toastman]

That is absolutely grounds for stopping the negotiations.

Joining international conventions and treaties whose sole mission is to solve international disputes peacefully, is wrong? You fuckers are too much! Even when the Palestinian's seek peaceful solutions instead of rockets, they're still blamed and demonized.

**** you assholes!

Those settlements are illegal.

If you are like the Palestinians I don't blame the Israelis one single bit.

So you like irresponsible narcissists, who walk around thinking their shit don't stink?

Oh look, Billo had yet ANOTHER shit fit

I feel bad for not paying to watch the Billo spectacle.
This 'guy' is our new entertainment since Sherri left!

 

[Billo_Really]

What the **** does that even mean, boy?

Are you really that dumb?

You called someone a "jew hater", on a subject, that has absolutely nothing to do with jews.

Let's all just spew out non-sensical jibberish.

 

[Billo_Really]

Im really confused as to what you've been trying to tell me in your last two posts......

Then you should've done better in school.

 

[Sally]

There are some extremely religious neighbourhoods in Jerusalem in which you might have rocks thrown at you if you're wearing a visible cross.
Actually, my Jewish friend in Israel was in one of those neighbourhoods with a while ago and one of his female friends that was with him was wearing a short skirt.
They had rocks pelted at them from the religious fanatics.

My point is, the chances of you getting attacked for wearing a cross in Israel is extremely extremely extremely slim.

So, first you say wear a cross in Israel and see what happens. Here is another one.



How slim is the chance that a Christian will be harassed in Israel?

Come on get real. You are in fantasy land.

Much less a chance than they would be in a Muslim country. Strange how many Christians live in Israel and just go about their lives like the Jews there without anyone bothering them. Can we really say the same about what goes on in Muslim country where Christians are harassed and murdered?

Now isn't that strange that Christians are probably the biggest group that visit Israel,, and they actually enjoy their visits very much and are not harassed in any way. In fact, the editor of Pakistan Today (a Muslim who has now passed on) visited Israel and said he was surprised at how nice it was and that he had so many misconceptions which turned out not to be true. I would imagine that anyone can get in touch with the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem and ask them how Christians fare in Israel. This way you can get it from the horse's mouth (so to speak).

 

[Hossfly]

What the **** does that even mean, boy?

Are you really that dumb?

You called someone a "jew hater", on a subject, that has absolutely nothing to do with jews.

Let's all just spew out non-sensical jibberish.

He wasn't talkin' about Jews, Billy. He was talkin' about you. You tend to try and confuse people.

 

[hjmick]

What the **** does that even mean, boy?

Are you really that dumb?

You called someone a "jew hater", on a subject, that has absolutely nothing to do with jews.

Let's all just spew out non-sensical jibberish.

How does this topic have nothing to do with the Jews? How ignorant can you possibly be? Did you not read the OP?

 

[pbel]

That is absolutely grounds for stopping the negotiations.

Joining international conventions and treaties whose sole mission is to solve international disputes peacefully, is wrong? You fuckers are too much! Even when the Palestinian's seek peaceful solutions instead of rockets, they're still blamed and demonized.

**** you assholes!

Those settlements are illegal.

If you are like the Palestinians I don't blame the Israelis one single bit.

So you like irresponsible narcissists, who walk around thinking their shit don't stink?

Billo, the Palestinians have won the support of the entire world, they have taken Abbas' approach to secure statehood by peaceful means... that's why they got recognition from the UN and will secure full statehood in the near future.

Israel's number one enemy has always been peace.

 

[Phoenall]

Anyone who ever thought Israel wanted peace was mistaken...The War of Attrition with Islam will continue until they destroy her...America will now support a Palestinian State's at the 67 borders at the UN.

Israel has lost its only friend in the world in this game changer.

Israeli Ministers Cut Off Meetings With Palestinians - Bloomberg

Yesterday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the announcement of 708 new Jewish homes in east Jerusalem had derailed eight months of Mideast peace talks. Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he said the sides were closer to resolving differences over a delayed Israeli release of Palestinian prisoners when “700 settlement units were announced in Jerusalem and, poof, that was sort of the moment.”

While Kerry said that both sides took “unhelpful actions,” some Israeli officials fumed at his suggestion that Israel’s April 1 announcement of settlement construction caused the talks to collapse.

‘Never Apologize’

“Israel will never apologize for building in Jerusalem,” Economy Minister Naftali Bennett, whose Jewish Home party is the third-biggest faction in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition, said in a Facebook post. “Construction in Jerusalem is no ‘poof,’ construction in Jerusalem is Zionism,” said Bennett, whose pro-settlement faction controls the Housing Ministry and opposes any peace deal that creates a Palestinian state.

No mention of the settlements built illegally by the Palestinian muslims then, many on land destined for schools, medical clinics and hospitals. Many on Jewish owned land as well