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This is so wrong and out of context. You just epitomized someone brainwashed by Zionist propaganda. Let's start with what is factually wrong with what you just posted:

"This is an issue about religion". WRONG. This is an issue about land, equality, and the basic human rights of Palestinians. The proof? The Jews and Muslims and the Christians lived peacefully together in Palestine, as well as in Lebanon, and north Africa until Zionism came along in teh early 20th century to rob Palestinians of their land and their rights. In fact, Theodor Herzl, the creator of Zionism was an atheist!

"This a historical struggle between Jews and Muslims". WRONG. Couldn't be further from the truth actually. Historically, Jews and Muslims got along very well together and the Jews that were oppressed and persecuted in the Christian west were always treated A LOT better in the Muslim world. That is why, for example, when the Arabs left Andalusia, the Jews came back with them to the Muslim world. In general, Islam and Judaism have a lot in common. Much more than with Christianity. A lot of Muslim traditions and practices come from Judaism.

"This is not a genocide". The what do you call trapping 2 million people in a 350 squared kilometers land, with all borders blocked and sieged even the one to the sea, with no supplies from outside the land allowed in, being bombed by the most advanced weapons in the world? A hunting sport??!

Now, lets put some of the things you said into context:

First you are quick to point out that the "terrorist" Hamas is the route of this problem. Then how do you explain decades of Israel attacking and murdering Palestinians before Hamas. Hamas are new to the struggle. I already pointed out to you (which you ignored) that the struggle started with a much more secular and liberal Arabic parties. But Israel made a point of assassinating all the educated people of this secular resistance. Doctors, writers, poets, leaders, even caricature artists murdered by the dozens in the 60s, 70s and 80s and not just in Palestine or even Lebanon, but all over the world. The reason that Hamas are at the front of this struggle now is that Israel brought them there and Israel wants them there. Israel wants the Palestinians to be religious extremists, not doctors and artists, because it would look better when they kill them.

Second, the "human shields". Besides the fact that "Hamas positions children strategically" is something beyond stupid to say, and that that video is mistranslated as you should have been able to tell by the fact that all comments have been disabled for it to prevent people from correctly translating it. But what is correct is that the people of Gaza have often tried to protect their own homes with their bare chests. Let's forget for second the obvious question of why Israel feels the need to target civilian homes (are the rockets being fired from the living room?), how can you not ask yourself the question of what has led a human being to this desperate situation. What are the circumstances that have forced a human being to stand on the roof of his home before it gets bombed because he has no other choice?

"Hamas attacks Israel each year with hundreds of rockets." How about saying why? Do you think that the Palestinians like having their houses bombed and their loved ones killed? Hamas, and all the resistance before it, fire rockets because it is their last means of resisting, of fighting for what remains of their basic human rights.

This is exactly the propaganda that brainwashes people: Leaving out the events that have lead to the current situation, leaving out history and any sort of context. Not mentioning the living conditions of the Palestinian people and the racism they suffer from on a daily basis.

"Israel are defending themselves." How? Please explain to me what exactly are the airstrikes targeting and what exactly does that achieve.

The attacks are meant to terrorize and punish the Palestinian civilians. There is no denying that.

Such an accurate and artculate response, double like if possible.

Returning to the media coverage a minute, we keep hearing how Hamas has broken the 'ceasefire'. Do we really know this ?

Lets not forget this information comes from Israeli sources to selected Western media outlets. Lets not forget IDF soldiers from their own accounts, are instructed to provoke Palestinian families into a 'response'. Western TV media groups in Gaza have to get 'permission' from Israel and account for all there whereabouts for 'safety'. So........the Israelis know exactly where and when the TV crews are in Gaza at any one time. Not only does Israel control the amount of calories for each Gaza inmate, and water given out, and medecines that it deems suitable -it also controls the dissemination of information.

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Such an accurate and artculate response, double like if possible.

Returning to the media coverage a minute, we keep hearing how Hamas has broken the 'ceasefire'. Do we really know this ?

Lets not forget this information comes from Israeli sources to selected Western media outlets. Lets not forget IDF soldiers from their own accounts, are instructed to provoke Palestinian families into a 'response'. Western TV media groups in Gaza have to get 'permission' from Israel and account for all there whereabouts for 'safety'. So........the Israelis know exactly where and when the TV crews are in Gaza at any one time. Not only does Israel control the amount of calories for each Gaza inmate, and water given out, and medecines that it deems suitable -it also controls the dissemination of information.

so much BS don't know where to start... i'll stick to this forum for chelsea related stuff or else these sorts of ridiculous responses will drive me to waste my entire work day, too much misinformation to sift through... at least excalibur knows what's up

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so much BS don't know where to start... i'll stick to this forum for chelsea related stuff or else these sorts of ridiculous responses will drive me to waste my entire work day, too much misinformation to sift through... at least excalibur knows what's up

Thanks for that valuable input. Country: USA; interests: Bible from your profile

That kinda sums up your position really. Too bad no input beyond a few cries like 'bs' and 'misinformation' and all that Jazz.

If that is disinformed, the UN is misinformed, Human Rights Watch is misinformed. The israeli intelligence service is misinformed. Hell, even Obama is misinformed.

I bet you even think Darwin was misinformed :-)

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so you wrote in this thread to tell us you're not going to write in this thread? :lol:

basically :D i love political discussions but they're just so emotional, argumentative and time consuming and i'm sure i'll end up having beefs with people here i would otherwise get along with fine, i realized this when visiting this thread but couldn't resist at least posting something lol... now i'm out for good, have fun people! lol

Thanks for that valuable input. Country: USA; interests: Bible from your profile

That kinda sums up your position really. Too bad no input beyond a few cries like 'bs' and 'misinformation' and all that Jazz.

If that is disinformed, the UN is misinformed, Human Rights Watch is misinformed. The israeli intelligence service is misinformed. Hell, even Obama is misinformed.

I bet you even think Darwin was misinformed :-)

country USA? you can't even get a basic fact right... obviously having an in-depth discussion with you on the most complex issues of our times would be a futile exercise... again, so long!

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basically :D i love political discussions but they're just so emotional, argumentative and time consuming and i'm sure i'll end up having beefs with people here i would otherwise get along with fine, i realized this when visiting this thread but couldn't resist at least posting something lol... now i'm out for good, have fun people! lol

country USA? you can't even get a basic fact right... obviously having an in-depth discussion with you on the most complex issues of our times would be a futile exercise... again, so long!

Ok my bad Canada :-) i just saw the CA on tapatalk and assumed California.

Obviously you dont know me that well. Ive given nothing but in depth argumentation. You did zip but say its all bs and remarked you arent going to make a remark.

Pure class.

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How can someone see that Israel has killed almost 2,000 Palestinian children (compared to barely 100 Israeli kids) over the past ten years and continue to support this terror regime?

Because you're oblivious to the fact that Hamas, the terrorist group (as recognized by the US and some other countries) uses Palestine children as human shields thus causing thoroughly preventable tragedies. They say this themselves as evidenced by the video I posted. Here's another more recent one from a senior spokesman of Hamas admitting to this heinous, disgusting practice. They tell you to your face still you blame Israel:

Why do they sacrifice their children in such a manner? It's two fold. So that they die as "Matyrs" for the "cause of Allah". And so that Israel can be painted as the brutal "Zionist" regime to the international community. Of course the Neo-Liberals and the far-right in some of these Western European countries will eat it up because of their (historical) own antisemitism.

The supposed "genocide" in Gaza seems to be producing an increase in population of Muslims in that region. Must be a miracle. The only genocide I know that actually increases the population. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/gz.html

Meanwhile, the Turks are yet to take responsibility (or even recognize) for a real genocide on the Armenian people, I digress.

I'll like to see a similar act of solidarity to the victim from the Muslim community when a Muslim radical who "misrepresents" Islam carries out another terrorist attack in the name of Islam. It seems to me Muslims are only seriously bothered when it's other Muslims being victims of supposed injustice but if it's a non-Muslim, there's deafening silence. And therein lies the biggest problem and the biggest hypocrisy.

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The supposed "genocide" in Gaza seems to be producing an increase in population of Muslims in that region. Must be a miracle.

Statistics mate. High birthrate, high fertility rate. Not a miracle, those do not exist.

Also on the same page and source:

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What is really funny is that data comes from UNRWA, United Nations Relief and Works Agency. They say EXACTLY the same thing as we have been saying : http://www.unrwa.org and it is the source the CIA uses. COMON!!!! How much more evidence do you even need.

They also say this : "According to Israel UNRWA is unobjective and choses sides for Palestine" furthermore on their site: In the aftermath of the hostilities of June 1967 and the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, ten camps were established to accommodate a new wave of displaced persons, both refugees and non-refugees.

Huh, occupation? really? Of palestinian land mind you (which it is de facto - just ask yourself, where is Israels official border? it always becomes silent after I ask this question) on a UN site the CIA refers to? Really?

And ... immigration rate ....

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Why would that be, because its such a nice place to live? everything taken care of by Israel: gas, electricity, etc. as mentioned before here a couple of times.

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In a study of BBC television news coverage, the Glasgow Media Group documented differences in the language used by journalists for Israelis and Palestinians. The study found that terms such as "atrocity," "brutal murder," "mass murder," "savage cold blooded killing," "lynching" and "slaughter" were used describe the death of Israelis but not for the death of Palestinians. The word "terrorist" was often used to describe Palestinians. However, in reports of an Israeli group attempting to bomb a Palestinian school members of the Israeli group were referred to as "extremists" or "vigilantes" but not as "terrorists."

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People should actually check UNRWA who have lots of camps there to see the truth :

Camp Nuseirat:

A busy and crowded camp, Nuseirat is currently home to more than 66,000 refugees. Set in the middle of the Gaza Strip, Nuseirat is very near Bureij and Maghazi camps.

Nuseirat, which takes its name from a local Bedouin tribe, initially accommodated 16,000 refugees who fled from the southern districts of Palestine after the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, including the coast and Be’er Sheva. Before the camp was formed, refugees had to live in a former British military prison in the area.

BLOCKADE

The blockade on Gaza has made life more difficult for nearly all refugees in the camp, which now has extremely high unemployment. Far fewer families can provide for themselves and a staggering proportion of the population dependent on UNRWA’s food and cash assistance.

Ninety per cent of the water is unfit for human consumption, so basic hygiene is another great concern.

STATISTICS
  1. More than 66,000 registered refugees
  2. 11 school buildings, of which 9 operate on a double-shift basis, accommodating 20 schools
  3. One food distribution centre
  4. Two health centres
MAJOR PROBLEMS
  1. Electricity cuts
  2. High unemployment
  3. Three-mile fishing limit
  4. High population density
  5. suppliesContaminated water supply
  6. Lack of availability of construction materials

Camp 'Beach'

he third largest of the Gaza Strip’s eight refugee camps – and one of the most crowded – Beach camp is known locally as "Shati". The camp is on the Mediterranean coast in the Gaza City area.

Beach camp initially accommodated 23,000 refugees who fled from Lydd, Jaffa, Be’er Sheva and other areas of Palestine. The camp is now home to more than 87,000 refugees, who all reside in an area of only 0.52 square kilometres.

Streets and alleys in the camp are often very narrow and the area is considered among the most densely populated in the world

BLOCKADE

Unemployment has risen considerably since the blockade was imposed on Gaza, making life more difficult for most refugees in Beach camp. Far fewer families can provide for themselves and a huge proportion of the population is dependent on UNRWA’s food and cash assistance.

At the same time, the ban on entry of cement and gravel has made it impossible for refugees to build or repair shelters. Basic hygiene is also of great concern, as 90 per cent of the water is unfit for human consumption.

FISHING LIMIT

The Israel Defense Forces’ imposition of a three-mile fishing limit has particularly affected Beach camp. The diminished fishing catch has led to lost livelihoods and increased poverty.

STATISTICS
  1. More than 87,000 registered refugees
  2. 16 school buildings running on double shifts to accommodate 32 schools. UNRWA also uses a Palestinian Authority school building for one school in the afternoon.
  3. One food distribution centre
  4. One health centre
MAJOR PROBLEMS
  1. Electricity cuts
  2. High unemployment
  3. Three-mile fishing limit
  4. High population density
  5. Contaminated water supply
  6. Lack of availability of construction materials

Camp Bureij

Bureij camp is a comparatively small refugee camp located in the middle of the Gaza Strip. The camp is near Maghazi and Nuseirat refugee camps.

Bureij camp was built in the 1950s to house approximately 13,000 refugees who until then had lived in British army barracks and tents. The refugees who settled in Bureij had mostly come from towns east of Gaza, such as Falouja. Today, the refugee population of Bureij is more than 34,000.

BLOCKADE

The blockade on Gaza has made life more difficult for most camp residents. Unemployment levels have risen dramatically and fewer families can provide for themselves, leaving a staggering proportion of the population dependent on UNRWA’s food and cash aid.

WATER AND SANITATION

Bureij camp is located close to Wadi Gaza, an open sewage pond from which raw sewage flows directly into the sea. According to the United Nations Environment Programme, up to 80,000 cubic metres of raw or partially treated sewage are pumped out to the ocean in Gaza each day, resulting in serious environmental health risks, including watery and bloody diarrhoea among refugee children.

In the camp, 90 per cent of the water is unfit for human consumption.

STATISTICS

Over 34,000 registered refugees
Seven school buildings, four of which run on a double-shift basis, accommodating 11 schools, four running on double shifts
One food distribution centre
One health centre

MAJOR PROBLEMS

Electricity cuts
High unemployment
High population density
Lack of availability of construction materials
Contaminated water supply and proximity to Wadi Gaza

It goes on and on. Ill give some highlights:

Jabalia is the closest camp to Erez border crossing with Israel. According to OCHA, before the second Intifada, more than 21,000 Palestinians crossed Erez to work in Israel each day. Since 12 June 2007, the crossing has been closed to pedestrian traffic, with very limited exceptions made for medical and business cases.

Kahn Younis:
Over the years, many of the refugees living in Khan Younis lost their shelters in Israel Defense Forces operations. Prior to the imposition of the blockade, UNRWA had commenced a significant re-housing project to accommodate all those who had lost their shelters. However, the blockade prevented UNRWA from bringing in construction materials to complete the project, leaving thousands of people without permanent shelters. UNRWA only received permission in 2010 to bring in the materials to complete a number of housing units for refugees whose shelters were demolished years ago. UNRWA estimates that it must construct a minimum of 10,000 shelters to re-house refugees currently living in unacceptable conditions and/or who have lost their homes as a result of the conflict.
Maghazi:
No construction or repair work can take place as the blockade prevents Gazans from importing building materials. This has intensified problems housing the expanding population and maintaining the camp’s overstretched infrastructure.
UNRWA is no 'biased' organization. As I said , it is the organization that is THERE and it is the organization the CIA gets its intel from (see website in former post).
What do candle and glasses help if the monkey just refuses to see ...
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Statistics mate. High birthrate, high fertility rate. Not a miracle, those do not exist.

Also on the same page and source:

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What is really funny is that data comes from UNRWA, United Nations Relief and Works Agency. They say EXACTLY the same thing as we have been saying : http://www.unrwa.org and it is the source the CIA uses. COMON!!!! How much more evidence do you even need.

They also say this : "According to Israel UNRWA is unobjective and choses sides for Palestine" furthermore on their site: In the aftermath of the hostilities of June 1967 and the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, ten camps were established to accommodate a new wave of displaced persons, both refugees and non-refugees.

Huh, occupation? really? Of palestinian land mind you (which it is de facto - just ask yourself, where is Israels official border? it always becomes silent after I ask this question) on a UN site the CIA refers to? Really?

And ... immigration rate ....

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Why would that be, because its such a nice place to live? everything taken care of by Israel: gas, electricity, etc. as mentioned before here a couple of times.

Again, still can't see the supposed genocide. Genocides wipe out population not build it up. Can you site an example of any historical genocide (the word rightly used) were there is a high population increase? These stats are also easily available on Wikipidia anyway and any other population data accumulation site. And who is denying there is an occupation? You sure you know it's official terminology right? And what does that have to do with my comment? Nothing. More strawman points. You aren't even listening. One thing enters one ear and goes out through the next.

Let's face it, Muslims living in the big cities in Israel are much more well off than Shia Muslims who get murdered regularly by Sunni's for being the "wrong" kind of Muslim. Same thing in Pakistan to where the Shia's are anything but safe and live in constant fear. Or you think Saudi Arabia is such a "nice" place to live? Where Muslims are killed outright if they choose to depart from the faith and adulterers are stoned to death? Get real.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ And the same thing applies to the copy and paste job above.

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