The World is on to Israel...

[P F Tinmore]

Where does that conclusion come from?

The blockade collectively punishes the entire population of Gaza.

"Collective punishment" is a war crime.

There's a blockade between Israel and Gaza?
I think your Jew hating is causing you to be confused.
Every nation has the right to guard it's borders.
The blockade is a separate issue keeping weapons out of Gaza.
If the Gazans want weapons, they can get them from Egypt.

That is not what Israel is doing.

 

[Billo_Really]

There's a blockade between Israel and Gaza?
I think your Jew hating is causing you to be confused.
Every nation has the right to guard it's borders.
The blockade is a separate issue keeping weapons out of Gaza.
If the Gazans want weapons, they can get them from Egypt.

But you do not have a right to guard someone else's borders, or restrict movement of it's citizens or prevent them from acquiring weapons to defend themselves.

 

[Indeependent]

There's a blockade between Israel and Gaza?
I think your Jew hating is causing you to be confused.
Every nation has the right to guard it's borders.
The blockade is a separate issue keeping weapons out of Gaza.
If the Gazans want weapons, they can get them from Egypt.

But you do not have a right to guard someone else's borders, or restrict movement of it's citizens or prevent them from acquiring weapons to defend themselves.

The zone between S'derot and Gaza is a neutral zone whose intention is constantly being violated by the Gazans.

The blockage is based upon repetitive murderous behavior.
It is unfortunate that the good Gazans have to suffer for the bad Gazans.

 

[P F Tinmore]

There's a blockade between Israel and Gaza?
I think your Jew hating is causing you to be confused.
Every nation has the right to guard it's borders.
The blockade is a separate issue keeping weapons out of Gaza.
If the Gazans want weapons, they can get them from Egypt.

But you do not have a right to guard someone else's borders, or restrict movement of it's citizens or prevent them from acquiring weapons to defend themselves.

The zone between S'derot and Gaza is a neutral zone whose intention is constantly being violated by the Gazans.

The blockage is based upon repetitive murderous behavior.
It is unfortunate that the good Gazans have to suffer for the bad Gazans.

Israel blocks things like chocolate and text books for schools.

Gaza is not allowed to export produce or manufactured goods.

What does that have to do with Israel's so called security?

 

[Indeependent]

But you do not have a right to guard someone else's borders, or restrict movement of it's citizens or prevent them from acquiring weapons to defend themselves.

The zone between S'derot and Gaza is a neutral zone whose intention is constantly being violated by the Gazans.

The blockage is based upon repetitive murderous behavior.
It is unfortunate that the good Gazans have to suffer for the bad Gazans.

Israel blocks things like chocolate and text books for schools.

Gaza is not allowed to export produce or manufactured goods.

What does that have to do with Israel's so called security?

The shipments are brought on VERY LARGE cargo ships.
It's not like a Carvel truck driving up the street.
The shipments are inspected, just like shipments in ANY harbor around the world, and the goods are allowed through.
This is being done at Israel's expense.

Gaza can export whatever it wants via Egypt.
Egypt wants as much to do with the Gazans as Israel does, so you can lay equal blame on Egypt, even though you won't.

 

[P F Tinmore]

The zone between S'derot and Gaza is a neutral zone whose intention is constantly being violated by the Gazans.

The blockage is based upon repetitive murderous behavior.
It is unfortunate that the good Gazans have to suffer for the bad Gazans.

Israel blocks things like chocolate and text books for schools.

Gaza is not allowed to export produce or manufactured goods.

What does that have to do with Israel's so called security?

The shipments are brought on VERY LARGE cargo ships.
It's not like a Carvel truck driving up the street.
The shipments are inspected, just like shipments in ANY harbor around the world, and the goods are allowed through.
This is being done at Israel's expense.

Gaza can export whatever it wants via Egypt.
Egypt wants as much to do with the Gazans as Israel does, so you can lay equal blame on Egypt, even though you won't.

You are ducking the question.

BTW, the US pays Egypt $2B a year to side with Israel.

 

[toastman]

Israel blocks things like chocolate and text books for schools.

Gaza is not allowed to export produce or manufactured goods.

What does that have to do with Israel's so called security?

The shipments are brought on VERY LARGE cargo ships.
It's not like a Carvel truck driving up the street.
The shipments are inspected, just like shipments in ANY harbor around the world, and the goods are allowed through.
This is being done at Israel's expense.

Gaza can export whatever it wants via Egypt.
Egypt wants as much to do with the Gazans as Israel does, so you can lay equal blame on Egypt, even though you won't.

You are ducking the question.

BTW, the US pays Egypt $2B a year to side with Israel.

More conspiracy theories

 

[P F Tinmore]

The shipments are brought on VERY LARGE cargo ships.
It's not like a Carvel truck driving up the street.
The shipments are inspected, just like shipments in ANY harbor around the world, and the goods are allowed through.
This is being done at Israel's expense.

Gaza can export whatever it wants via Egypt.
Egypt wants as much to do with the Gazans as Israel does, so you can lay equal blame on Egypt, even though you won't.

You are ducking the question.

BTW, the US pays Egypt $2B a year to side with Israel.

More conspiracy theories

It's true. Look it up.

It has been like that since the Israel/Egypt so called peace agreement.

 

[toastman]

There's a blockade between Israel and Gaza?
I think your Jew hating is causing you to be confused.
Every nation has the right to guard it's borders.
The blockade is a separate issue keeping weapons out of Gaza.
If the Gazans want weapons, they can get them from Egypt.

But you do not have a right to guard someone else's borders, or restrict movement of it's citizens or prevent them from acquiring weapons to defend themselves.

You reap what you sow

 

[toastman]

You are ducking the question.

BTW, the US pays Egypt $2B a year to side with Israel.

More conspiracy theories

It's true. Look it up.

It has been like that since the Israel/Egypt so called peace agreement.

When you tell someone to 'look it up', it doesn't exactly help your argument

 

[P F Tinmore]

More conspiracy theories

It's true. Look it up.

It has been like that since the Israel/Egypt so called peace agreement.

When you tell someone to 'look it up', it doesn't exactly help your argument

The modern era of aid to Israel and Egypt was born following the October 1973 war and came of age with the huge sums committed in the wake of the 1978 Camp David Accords. The current levels of assistance -- to Israel, $3 billion per year ($1.8 billion for military, $1.2 billion for economic); to Egypt, $2.1 billion per year ($1.3 billion for military, $815 million for economic) -- have varied only occasionally since 1980.

Through it all, the basic rationale for supporting Egypt and strengthening the strategic partnership remains unchanged -- to cement Egypt-Israel peace, the cornerstone of all peacemaking efforts; to assist the Egyptian regime in its battle against religious extremism for the hearts and minds of the Egyptian people; and to secure Egypt as a positive model of a pro-West, pro-peace, status quo power to the states and peoples of the Arab and Islamic worlds.

U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt: - Designing a New, Pro-Growth Package - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy

 

[toastman]

It's true. Look it up.

It has been like that since the Israel/Egypt so called peace agreement.

When you tell someone to 'look it up', it doesn't exactly help your argument

The modern era of aid to Israel and Egypt was born following the October 1973 war and came of age with the huge sums committed in the wake of the 1978 Camp David Accords. The current levels of assistance -- to Israel, $3 billion per year ($1.8 billion for military, $1.2 billion for economic); to Egypt, $2.1 billion per year ($1.3 billion for military, $815 million for economic) -- have varied only occasionally since 1980.

Through it all, the basic rationale for supporting Egypt and strengthening the strategic partnership remains unchanged -- to cement Egypt-Israel peace, the cornerstone of all peacemaking efforts; to assist the Egyptian regime in its battle against religious extremism for the hearts and minds of the Egyptian people; and to secure Egypt as a positive model of a pro-West, pro-peace, status quo power to the states and peoples of the Arab and Islamic worlds.

U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt: - Designing a New, Pro-Growth Package - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy

All you did was highlight two lines from two separate paragraphs.

There's simply no way you could prove a statement like that, it's just an opinion

 

[P F Tinmore]

When you tell someone to 'look it up', it doesn't exactly help your argument

The modern era of aid to Israel and Egypt was born following the October 1973 war and came of age with the huge sums committed in the wake of the 1978 Camp David Accords. The current levels of assistance -- to Israel, $3 billion per year ($1.8 billion for military, $1.2 billion for economic); to Egypt, $2.1 billion per year ($1.3 billion for military, $815 million for economic) -- have varied only occasionally since 1980.

Through it all, the basic rationale for supporting Egypt and strengthening the strategic partnership remains unchanged -- to cement Egypt-Israel peace, the cornerstone of all peacemaking efforts; to assist the Egyptian regime in its battle against religious extremism for the hearts and minds of the Egyptian people; and to secure Egypt as a positive model of a pro-West, pro-peace, status quo power to the states and peoples of the Arab and Islamic worlds.

U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt: - Designing a New, Pro-Growth Package - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy

All you did was highlight two lines from two separate paragraphs.

There's simply no way you could prove a statement like that, it's just an opinion

Some people cannot seem to be able to connect dots.

 

[toastman]

The modern era of aid to Israel and Egypt was born following the October 1973 war and came of age with the huge sums committed in the wake of the 1978 Camp David Accords. The current levels of assistance -- to Israel, $3 billion per year ($1.8 billion for military, $1.2 billion for economic); to Egypt, $2.1 billion per year ($1.3 billion for military, $815 million for economic) -- have varied only occasionally since 1980.

Through it all, the basic rationale for supporting Egypt and strengthening the strategic partnership remains unchanged -- to cement Egypt-Israel peace, the cornerstone of all peacemaking efforts; to assist the Egyptian regime in its battle against religious extremism for the hearts and minds of the Egyptian people; and to secure Egypt as a positive model of a pro-West, pro-peace, status quo power to the states and peoples of the Arab and Islamic worlds.

U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt: - Designing a New, Pro-Growth Package - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy

All you did was highlight two lines from two separate paragraphs.

There's simply no way you could prove a statement like that, it's just an opinion

Some people cannot seem to be able to connect dots.

Nothing to do with connecting the dots. Like I said, it's just another conspiracy theory. either way, what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?

 

[P F Tinmore]

All you did was highlight two lines from two separate paragraphs.

There's simply no way you could prove a statement like that, it's just an opinion

Some people cannot seem to be able to connect dots.

Nothing to do with connecting the dots. Like I said, it's just another conspiracy theory. either way, what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?

They coincidentally started after we bought them off with big bucks.

 

[toastman]

Some people cannot seem to be able to connect dots.

Nothing to do with connecting the dots. Like I said, it's just another conspiracy theory. either way, what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?

They coincidentally started after we bought them off with big bucks.

What does the U.S giving money to Egypt have to do with that??

And what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?? Who should they side with instead?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Nothing to do with connecting the dots. Like I said, it's just another conspiracy theory. either way, what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?

They coincidentally started after we bought them off with big bucks.

What does the U.S giving money to Egypt have to do with that??

And what's wrong with Egypt siding with Israel ?? Who should they side with instead?

Oh jeese!

 

[toastman]

That's what I thought. No real info to back up your claims. As usual, I may add

 

[Phoenall]

Hardly the same at all as the muslims are trying to fulfil the words of ahmedinajad when he said that the Jews would be wiped from the pages of history.

Ahmedinajad didn't say that.

The former ayatollah (they used as a piñata at his funeral), was the one who said that.

Can you prove that the settlements are illegal,

Of coarse I can.

It is illegal to change the demographics of an area under occupation.

So you are stating categorically that you are depriving the Jews of their right of return to land stolen by arab muslims in 1948 ?

 

[Phoenall]

It is true that much of the world understands Israel's war crimes and other violations of international law.

The problem is the USA where too many Americans are ignorant of the facts and are brainwashed by religious extremism.

Describe the war crimes that are not covered by the Geneva conventions and the breaches of International law that only exist in your fantasy world.
The problem is fat too many Americans still practise NAZI JEW HATRED and wont look at the facts in case they force a change of belief