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Culture & Politics » soc.culture.china » Re: U.N. and Zionist Israel
| Re: U.N. and Zionist Israel [message #225540] |
So, 16 Juli 2006 13:24 |
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Mujahid wrote:
U.N. and Zionist Israel
Israel is by far the most flagrant and persistent violator of United
Nations Security Council resolutions. The only way Israel gets away
with so many war crimes is by controlling the United States's
veto-power in the United Nations Security Council. Countries that
wield veto-power, either directly or indirectly, are effectively
immune from the enforcement of international law. Zionists do that
through the United States. Ironically, the United Nations created
Israel and now it is Israel that is the country most flagrant in its
violations of U.N. resolutions and international law.
More
http://www.zionismexplained.org/un/un.html
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| Re: U.N. and Zionist Israel [message #225544 ] |
So, 16 Juli 2006 13:39 |
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Worry less about Israeli actions and more about Hezbollah, Hamas, Syria and
Iran, says Rondi Adamson
Jul. 16, 2006. 01:00 AM
"I don't know of one democratic country in the world, one, that would accept
and do nothing when 1,000 missiles are shot at innocent civilians at the
heart of the country. Some of those who preach to us would have done a lot
more in a more brutal, vicious and cruel way." These were the words of
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert early last week. I think Olmert is wrong
in part. All who preach to Israel would have responded more viciously,
brutally and cruelly.
I don't see how Israel could be accused of carrying out a "disproportionate
act of war," as a French politician said last Thursday. I don't see how
Israel is overreacting, given the aforementioned - and given the June
kidnapping of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, the kidnap and execution of a
settler on the West Bank, the kidnapping of two more Israeli soldiers by
Hezbollah.
Throw in, too, the rockets that have continued to come out of Gaza since
Israel withdrew last summer. By withdrawing from Gaza, Israel was reversing
a mistake.
I would like to see any Palestinian leader admit and reverse any mistake,
even a tiny one, or even understand the concept. Israel left behind
greenhouses, which had been worth $100 million a year in exports. Rather
than build on that, Palestinians looted and destroyed them and continued
firing rockets, without provocation, onto nearby Israeli villages. Israel
has also withdrawn completely from Lebanon in the past six years. This has
not stopped Hezbollah from shelling Israel sporadically over the years and
from attacking Israel again last week.
Neither of these aggressions against Israel, therefore, can rightly be
called territorial disputes. Unless we are discussing the fact that
Hezbollah and Hamas consider Israel, itself, territory that should be free
of Jews.
The Lebanese government has not taken care of Hezbollah. So it falls to
Israel, which will take criticism for doing someone else's job. Hamas's
military arm must be dismantled as well for the sake of Israel and the
Palestinians, and any hope of a future for them.
The international community should worry less about Israel showing restraint
when it is persistently under attack, and more about Hezbollah, Hamas, Syria
and Iran.
Hezbollah, with its links to those countries, must be dismantled as a
military force. Not only for the sake of Israel, but for the sake of the
Lebanese people, the entire region, and the rest of us.
At the same time Iran was supposed to respond to an incentive package to
give up its nuclear program, Hezbollah attacked Israel. Coincidence? I think
not. Hezbollah is part of the larger game.
Mumbai, New York, Bali, London, Haifa. These are also all part of the same
larger game, the global war on terror. If we accuse Israel of not being
sufficiently "restrained" for responding as it has, what exactly will we do
when our turn comes?
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<SimonBeik [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Mujahid wrote:
> U.N. and Zionist Israel
>
> Israel is by far the most flagrant and persistent violator of United
> Nations Security Council resolutions. The only way Israel gets away
> with so many war crimes is by controlling the United States's
> veto-power in the United Nations Security Council. Countries that
> wield veto-power, either directly or indirectly, are effectively
> immune from the enforcement of international law. Zionists do that
> through the United States. Ironically, the United Nations created
> Israel and now it is Israel that is the country most flagrant in its
> violations of U.N. resolutions and international law.
>
>
> More
> http://www.zionismexplained.org/un/un.html
>
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| Re: U.N. and Zionist Israel [message #225553 ] |
So, 16 Juli 2006 15:09 |
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Not an Israeli in sight!
Angry Shi'ites rampage in Karachi
Sat Jul 15, 2006 10:18am ET
KARACHI (Reuters) - Angry Shi'ite Muslims set an American food outlet, a
bank and scores of vehicles on fire in Karachi on Saturday after funeral
prayers were held for a leading cleric killed in a suicide bombing a day
earlier.
The violence occurred after more than 5,000 mourners attended prayers for
Allama Hassan Turabi, a leader of the Islami Tehrik party and member of the
main Islamist alliance, the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA).
Turabi and a nephew died on Friday when a suicide bomber blew himself up in
front of his house.
As Turabi's coffin was taken for burial in an ambulance, small mobs of young
Shi'ites went on a rampage, setting a Pizza Hut outlet, a bank and scores of
cars and motorbikes ablaze.
"Fourteen people were trapped inside (Pizza Hut). But we rescued them.
Luckily, nobody was injured," Mushtaq Shah, a deputy inspector general of
police, told Reuters.
Karachi has borne the brunt of sectarian violence between Pakistan's
majority Sunni Muslims and minority Shi'ites that has killed thousands of
people since the 1980s.
Police stepped up security at mosques, Western consulates and fast-food
franchises in the city before the funeral.
A group of mourners scuffled with police as they tried to attack a police
van. Gunfire was also heard but Shah said there were no reports of
casualties from any part of the city.
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<SimonBeik [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1153049045.623479.43780 [at] m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
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> Mujahid wrote:
> U.N. and Zionist Israel
>
> Israel is by far the most flagrant and persistent violator of United
> Nations Security Council resolutions. The only way Israel gets away
> with so many war crimes is by controlling the United States's
> veto-power in the United Nations Security Council. Countries that
> wield veto-power, either directly or indirectly, are effectively
> immune from the enforcement of international law. Zionists do that
> through the United States. Ironically, the United Nations created
> Israel and now it is Israel that is the country most flagrant in its
> violations of U.N. resolutions and international law.
>
>
> More
> http://www.zionismexplained.org/un/un.html
>
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