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Completely agree, the resistance must be military and even 'violent' at times; cultural resistance will not suffice. But I'm arguing against the targets of this 'operation'. I am all for rockets even if they kill the occasional civilian, but their main aim is not kill civilians. Let the operations target soldiers or policemen or even extreme politicians, but I can't be happy seeing unarmed civilians murdered like that. That's not resistance, that's a hate crime. The Israeli terrorism should not be responded to with Palestinian terrorism because that would only lead to the two sides being viewed as equals in the struggle when in reality one of the occupier and the other the occupied. The bottom line is neither side wants peace. I may be biased, but I can understand why the Palestinians don't, but can never condone why the Israelis don't want peace. What the Palestinians are fighting for are even less than normal human being rights of life and what the Israelis want is the expansion of their already illegal borders and the total destruction of the Palestinians. That is the crux of the struggle and has always been.

I'm all for resistance which the Palestinians have every right to, but not in this manner. The provocations and collective punishments from Israeli settlers and police have been concurring on a daily basis for months. From settlers running over Palestinians, burning mosques and olive trees and breaking into Palestinian houses to steal and write racist comments, to the police terrorism of land confiscation, bulldozing houses, detaining people with no charges, even little kids, and killing of protesters and of course the new illegal settlements and the attacks on the Aqsa mosque. Yesterday, for example, a Palestinian bus driver was strangled to death by Jewish settlers. Neither state, police nor settlers crimes get punished. According an Israeli NGO, 92% of Jewish hate crimes against Palestinians, never even make it to court! A response from the Palestinians has been brewing for a while and is completely justified. But this attack does not help, but on the contrary it tarnishes the image of the Palestinian resistance.

^^ That's just terrible and won't help anything. There is no justification for killing unarmed civilians.

Kinda hard not to where I live

"I wish that the people who are taking advantage of my silence and of me not rubbishing rumors would stop fabricating news. Everyday a new story and they're all incorrect and completely made up."

I love reading anything Chomsky. Arguably the most important thinker of our time.

Sounds good. I see you don't have 50 posts yet, so I'll put you in a PM with the three of them.

Him and Mikel in FIFA's "11 Against Ebola" among quite a lot of big football stars:

@DCS1984, talk to Jim, Steve or Alex and see if they would advertise it for you on our Facebook page. We have over 1.6 million likes there.

This literally made my day

Sundays. Everyone you visit in Lebanon prepares tea.

Yeah, it's 'potentially' decent. I have 2Mbps subscription but the actual download rate never exceeds 120KBps even with a download manager. The network infrastructure is messed up and poorly maintained.

Did he leave because he wanted to go to the Netherlands and get regular football? I don't imagine that has changed. Though, he certainly is an interesting one because he is both homegrown and club trained.

I really don't get people sometimes. The Croatian fans have flown hundreds of miles and no doubt spent a fortune on tickets and travel, and what do they do? They get the match stopped with flares and fireworks and get themselves thrown out. Why?! Why? Are you rooting for the other team?

Roman, mate, we hate them too, but don't you think this is a bit drastic?! Honestly, it really doesn't take all that, Didier can do it single-handedly!

Today I've had 6 cups of tea and a large coffee, yet I feel very sleepy. I think I'm immune to caffeine.

Fidel Castro: "Israel and US fathered the creation of ISIS" http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/former-cuba-leader-fidel-castro-says-israel-us-fathered-isis-1463843

With my internet connection, that would take days!

If JT had a bit more agility and speed, he would have been up there with Nesta as the best CBs in modern football.

Oh, will there be any down time?

Great! Can start getting more articles up on the main site now.

VERY important match for them. Anything other than a win and their chance of reaching the AFCONs would have been very slim. Now, they are favorites to qualify. Mikel was MOTM, btw.

It was literally posted a few posts before yours You even liked the post!