Worldwide solidarity with Gaza

Gerinski wrote: ^ whatever, it still does not justify actively disrespecting the UN resolutions, one thing can not be the excuse for the other.

Does the other side respects UN resolutions or is it not obligated to do so because its a terror organization?
It's not an excuse at all, resolutions can not apply on one side. The first step into peace gotta be a cease fire between two sides the we can move on.

^ whatever, it still does not justify actively disrespecting the UN resolutions, one thing can not be the excuse for the other.

Sagi, first of all I hope that you are safe where you are. I'm not going to take part, I am not expert enough in the subject, I am afraid that this looks like one of the world conflicts which will be the hardest to ever resolve, I can imagine a world largely in peace and still Israelis and Palestinians will be fighting each other, I'm afraid that as time goes on the younger generations will not even know why are they fighting each other, it will have become simply an embedded practice in both cultures. I'm afraid none of both sides is really interested in achieving peace, for the Palestinians it has become their raison d'etre and for Israel the art of defense has become a major economical activity.

Finnforest wrote: I stand with you Sagi and with Israel.

KingCrInuYasha wrote: If this true, then this is one of the most boneheaded decisions the U.S. government has done in recent years. Have they not learned anything from the Iran-Iraq War or the Soviet-Afghan War?

Mellotron Storm wrote: lazland wrote: Mellotron Storm wrote: I'm not sure how you solve this matter when Isreal's enemies believe that Isreal should not exist.  That is the absolute key to this. This will never be solved as long as Israel's neighbours, most of whom are run by utter lunatics, terrorists, or religious fanatics, have, at their core, the constitutional right to destroy Israel. People such as Svetonio, and his like, should realise that if they were governed by Islamists, they would not last two minutes. Why? Because most Trots, Stalinists, or other such people, are dedicated atheists. What do Islamists do to atheists? Erm..............   Good points Steve and the thing is if you threw a ton of money at the Palistinians the Hamas would just use it for weapons because their ultimate goal is to wipe Isreal off of the map. So what do you do? Isreal is not going to be pushed around after the Holocaust and I say the more power to them.

This is not an assumption buddy. I hope you've heard about the tunnels they were building, coming out of people houses and going in several directions, covered with cement equipped with electricity and transport rails for moving heavy stuff, a real work of art I admit. The army has so far discovered more than 30 tunnels used to get weapons and pretty much everything they need from Egypt. A few tunnels came out under the Israeli border and was supposed to aid them in their mega terror attack scheduled to our upcoming new years eve. They were supposed to come out of their tunnels in hundreds and slay the whole area. This was just discovered and pretty much shocked the whole country.

What I wanted to say is that each huge tunnel like this cost millions to build, so just think what could they do with the money while the majority of them is so poor.

King of Loss wrote: The US does not support ISIS/ISIL/IS, then why do they have US arms, US uniforms, US weapons and one of the more honest Senators from the US Congress mentioned this in his speech: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34CXYgstOBU

They've got quite a bit of it not from other Syrian rebels but from Iraqi troops who abandoned them. Their main backers in Syria are Middle-Eastern. U.S. intelligence didn't just find out about ISIL or something; it's the same group previously called Al-Qaeda in Iraq.

Atavachron wrote: ^ Well it ain't hard to buy American fatigues, or guns for that matter.  Isn't that one of our main exports?

Edited by King of Loss - July 26 2014 at 21:12

Gamemako wrote: King of Loss wrote: And what about this ISIS that is supported by our current US authorities? They're fighting the Shiites in the Middle East... What now? The U.S. does not support ISIS / ISIL / IS, and the Iranians don't support them either. Re: Dark Elf, you're an ignorant internet f**kwad with a bone to pick about sh*t you don't understand in the slightest, so I'm not going to respond to you further.

Also, this may be speculation, but I think the only reason that Ayatollah Shirazi condemned Boko Haram in the first place is that BH are Sunnis. The Ayatollas of Iran are Shiites.