Comments on: “Unwavering Commitment” to Inequality

By: hp

hp — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:00:32 +0000

You didn’t answer my question, Jaime.
Is it possible for a Jew to murder an Arab?
Yes or no?

By: hp

hp — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 01:23:52 +0000

Your usual infantile crock.
To diss any country for receiving foreign aid while the super parasite phony baloney state remains eternally at the #1 position is pathetic. Not to mention the unending extortion of Germany, Belgium, etc.
Why should individual Jews die murdering Arabs when death machines are far more efficient at murder and no Jews die? Duh.

By: jaime

jaime — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 00:11:42 +0000

The Goldstein rampage, as horrible as it was, was an aberration and not truly representative of the Israeli or Jewish people. It was also some years ago. Nothing resembling it has yet been repeated by the Jews.

Since that event there ahve been many attempts by Israel to work out accommodations with the Arabs, but the problem is that the Arab’s genocidal tendencies keep lousing things up. Also they just can’t seem to manage anything properly, and seem to want to remain dependent on foreign aid. Whether US, or Iran or Israel.

Funny that they’re no where near their own banking system, or self sufficiency in food. They’re hard to trade with because of the all the weapons smugglings and terror attacks.

Not all Arabs or Palestinians buy into or participate in terror, but enough do to screw things up for everybody else.

By: hp

hp — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:02:06 +0000

And for every Arab murdered by Yeshiva student Baruch Goldstein, all 30 of them, what would you propose, jaime?
Perhaps tearing down 100 homes of relatives of each murdered Arab?
That is if it is even possible for a Jew to murder an Arab.
Is it Jaime?

By: jaime

jaime — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 04:43:31 +0000

Build homes in memory of students

Matthew Wagner , THE JERUSALEM POST Mar. 11, 2008

Shas spiritual guide Rabbi Ovadia Yosef gave his blessing Tuesday to a project to build 800 new residential units in east Jerusalem, 100 for each student killed in the terrorist attack at the capital’s Mercaz Harav Yeshiva on Thursday.

Shas chairman Eli Yishai announced his party’s intention to push ahead with the project during a tour of a strip of land called Kidmat Zion that borders on the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Abu Dis.

The plot also overlooks the Jebl Mukaber neighborhood of Ala Abu Dhaim, the terrorist who gunned down the yeshiva students.

“We want to build 100 apartments for each of the righteous yeshiva students who were killed,” Yishai announced during the tour, which was organized by Ateret Kohanim, an organization that encourages Jews to live in Jerusalem across the Green Line and purchases land from Arabs.

Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Eli Simhayof of Shas, who accompanied Yishai on the tour of Kidmat Zion, said that during morning prayers at Yosef’s home in the city’s Har Nof neighborhood the rabbi endorsed the construction project as a fitting way to commemorate the eight slain students.

Asked if he was concerned that building Kidmat Zion might result in Arab violence, Luria said, “If we were concerned about every violent response staged by the Arabs, Israel would never have been established in the first place.”

He said the Kidmat Zion project was not created as a response to the murder of the eight yeshiva students, and had been in the offing for more than three years. But he agreed that it was an appropriate response to the attack.

“If we have the strength and conviction to build 100 new Jewish homes every time they murder us, that will get that message across whose country this is and whose city this is,” Luria said.

By: sk

sk — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:43:03 +0000

Meanwhile in the West Bank, “state policy” bulldozes ahead taking advantage of “a period of calm”.

By: Ray Ralph

Ray Ralph — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 21:30:21 +0000

Jaime has the temerity to say, “it’s an old Arab technique to use the victimization of their own people . . . .” I didn’t know that the people using the holocaust as an excuse for their own crimes against humanity were Arabs. Up until now I thought they were Zionist Jews. Thanks for enlightening me, Jamie.

By: jaime

jaime — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:07:04 +0000

The politically naive and ideologically blinkered may accept this essay at face value, but more the knowledgeable understand the nature of assymetrical warfare and the demonization of Israel and Jews because they have the temerity to continue to exist and defend themselves.

Sadly, it’s an old Arab technique to use the victimization of their own people to attempt to bludgeon Jews and Israel.

When the missiles and attacks across the border stop, then there can be peace if the Arabs want it. But they don’t want it.

By: Michael Kenny

Michael Kenny — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:34:01 +0000

In fact, the pro-Israeli media coverage is counter-productive. Here in Europe, at least, it is lost on nobody that double standards are at work. That has undermined Israel’s moral standing in Europe. Equally, all this negative coverage is convincing people that Israel is, at best, a lost cause and, at worse, an albatross bring terrorism down on Europe’s head. Thus, every news report undermines Israel’s position and provokes an even more frantic pro-Israeli slant in the following reports, which, of course, just aggravates the problem! With American power collapsing and Holocaust guilt in Europe dying of old age, the pro-Israeli reporting is just a last, desperate, throw of the dice.

Take courage, Palestinians! All this means that you are winning! You just need the eyes to see it!

By: hp

hp — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:31:36 +0000

Killing 120 people. They’re a tenth of the way to avenging one Jewish finger nail.

By: D.R. Munro

D.R. Munro — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:37:23 +0000

I actually heard President Bush, speaking with Polish Prime Minister yesterday, say something along the the lines of:

Israel wants peace.

To paraphrase. If Israel wants peace . . . you’d think they quit stomping people with their jackboots for a least a few hours.