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Author: dsharavidsharavi Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:07
usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
> I mean, when Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians,
> Americans, Russians, Germans, Austrians can become Israeli citizens,
> then why not Palestinians?
Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians, Americans,
Russians, Germans, Austrians aren't generally calling for the
destruction of Israel and the annihilation of another six million Jews.
Palestinian Arabs are.
>Many even don't need to move and only need a
> bureaucratic act to be treated as equals by the state. Yet when they
> apply many are denied because citizenship is at the discretion of the
> Minister of the Interior
Very likely they've been involved with or in terrorist actions.
> In Switzerland a person can become a citizen when the municipality
> decides about it in an election.
Nobody is calling for the annihiliation of the Swiss.
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Author: dsharavidsharavi Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:16
> kimber wrote:
>> becuase all the others don't want to "drive the Jews to the sea" as the
>> muzzie pallies do.
usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
> This expression was used long ago.
Today's expression is on the lines of: "Thanks to Hitler, of blessed
memory, who on behalf of the Palestinians, revenged in advance, against
the most vile criminals on the face of the earth. Although we do have a
complaint against him for his revenge on them was not enough."
> Only very few - if any - fanatics have that goal today.
Guess again.
>From a sermon by Ibrahim Mudeiris, PA TV, May 13, 2005"
"Allah has tormented us with "the people most hostile to the
believers" - the Jews. "Thou shalt find that the people most hostile
to the believers to be the Jews and the polytheists." Allah warned...
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Author: dsharavidsharavi Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:19
>>> kimber wrote:
>>>> becuase all the others don't want to "drive the Jews to the sea" as the
>>>> muzzie pallies do.
>> usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
>>> This expression was used long ago.
> DoD wrote:
>> And it is still applicable today.
usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
> Not to the overwhelming majority.
Yes, to the overwhelming majority.
>> usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
>>> Only very few - if any - fanatics have that goal today.
> DoD wrote:
>> You mean like the government of so called Palestine. Hamas. Have you
>> ever read their charter?
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Author: SentinelSentinel Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:25
usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
> I mean, when Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians,
> Americans, Russians, Germans, Austrians can become Israeli citizens,
> then why not Palestinians? Many even don't need to move and only need a
> bureaucratic act to be treated as equals by the state. Yet when they
> apply many are denied because citizenship is at the discretion of the
> Minister of the Interior
>
> In Switzerland a person can become a citizen when the municipality
> decides about it in an election. The people in Tel Aviv or Haifa most
> probably have no problem with naturalising Palestinians. Only some
> die-hard fanatics and paranoids have a problem with that, or so it
> seems.
>
> If this requires some changes in or abolition of religiously influenced
> Israeli laws, then so...
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Author: dsharavidsharavi Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:27
> usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
>> I mean, when Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians,
>> Americans, Russians, Germans, Austrians can become Israeli citizens,
>> then why not Palestinians? Many even don't need to move and only need a
>> bureaucratic act to be treated as equals by the state. Yet when they
>> apply many are denied because citizenship is at the discretion of the
>> Minister of the Interior
> One thing that is an absolute must for peace to return to the Holy Land
A return of peace to the Holy Land -- when, exactly, was the Holy Land
EVER at peace?
> is to abandon for good the demand for the Right Of Return for
> Palestinians to the state of Israel.
They're not going to abandon it, however much wishful thinking it has
always been.
> Before launching into yet another tirade against the Jews, it is
> necessary for Arabs to separate facts from the fiction that keep them
> from accepting Israel as a reality.
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Author: V i v a P a l e s t i n e!V i v a P a l e s t i n e! Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:34
DoD wrote:
>> I mean, when Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians,
>> Americans, Russians, Germans, Austrians can become Israeli citizens,
>> then why not Palestinians?
>
> Put the shoe on the other foot....
No, you put yourself in the Palestinian shoes, imagine this, for a
moment:
Imagine that somebody bombs your village. Or rapes your sister. Or
poisons your well water. Imagine someone kills your brother, maims your
best friend, burns your house down, blows your mother's head off, etc.
Imagine that someone, say, occupies your country. Maybe the same
someone does several of these things, and more.
You'd be furious, wouldn't you?
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Author: markzoommarkzoom Date: Nov 29, 2006 02:42
DoD wrote:
> usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
>> kimber wrote:
>
>>> becuase all the others don't want to "drive the Jews to the sea" as the
>>> muzzie pallies do.
>>
>> This expression was used long ago.
>
> And it is still applicable today.
>
>>Only very few - if any - fanatics
>> have that goal today.
>
> You mean like the government of so called Palestine. Hamas. Have you
> ever read their charter?
You don't even know who runs your own country, Dipstick.
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Author: Death to Israel..Israel has no Right to ExistDeath to Israel..Israel has no Right to Exist Date: Nov 29, 2006 04:28
usenet_trash@yahoo.de wrote:
> I mean, when Yemenites, Ethiopians, Moroccans, Iraqis, Persians,
> Americans, Russians, Germans, Austrians can become Israeli citizens,
> then why not Palestinians? Many even don't need to move and only need a
> bureaucratic act to be treated as equals by the state. Yet when they
> apply many are denied because citizenship is at the discretion of the
> Minister of the Interior
>
> In Switzerland a person can become a citizen when the municipality
> decides about it in an election. The people in Tel Aviv or Haifa most
> probably have no problem with naturalising Palestinians. Only some
> die-hard fanatics and paranoids have a problem with that, or so it
> seems.
>
> If this requires some changes in or abolition of religiously influenced
> Israeli laws, then so...
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Author: dsharavidsharavi Date: Nov 29, 2006 05:01
V i v a P a l e s t i n e! wrote:
> Imagine that somebody bombs your village. Or rapes your sister. Or
> poisons your well water. Imagine someone kills your brother, maims your
> best friend, burns your house down, blows your mother's head off, etc.
> Imagine that someone, say, occupies your country. Maybe the same
> someone does several of these things, and more.
> You'd be furious, wouldn't you?
No wonder Israelis are furious with the PalArabs.
Cut off all funding to UNRWA, and part of the problem is solved.
Deborah
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Author: NefeshBarYochaiNefeshBarYochai Date: Nov 29, 2006 05:03
>dsharavi@ yahoo.com wrote:
> V i v a P a l e s t i n e! wrote: >> Imagine that somebody bombs your village. Or rapes your sister. Or
>> poisons your well water. Imagine someone kills your brother, maims your
>> best friend, burns your house down, blows your mother's head off, etc.
>> Imagine that someone, say, occupies your country. Maybe the same
>> someone does several of these things, and more.
>> You'd be furious, wouldn't you?
>
> No wonder Israelis are furious with the PalArabs.
>
> Cut off all funding to UNRWA, and part of the problem is solved.
>
> Deborah
What is UNRWA?
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