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over dat kleine jongentje dat in de armen van zijn vader stierf toen hij tussen twee vuren kwam en dat later palestijnse kogels bleken te zijn?Denk je soms dat dat in scene is gezet ofzo! Nee dan het volk dat stelselmatig mensenrechtenschendingen pleegt. |
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Sterker nog, je zou kunnen zeggen dat aan Palestijnse kant, als gevolg van de onderdrukking en vernedering, het beeld bestaat dat alle Israeliërs de vijand en dus legitieme doelen zijn, terwijl aan Israelische kant men de rationele afweging maakt dat er burgerslachtoffers zullen vallen en dat dat dan maar moet. Dat vind ik eigenlijk nog verwerpelijker. |
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Daarbij krijgen de Palestijnen flinke steun, alleen al 1,5 miljard euro van de eu wat neerkomt op 360 dollar per palestijn per jaar (ter vergelijking, de Marshallhulp is met inflatiecorrectie zo'n 60 dollar per Nederlander per jaar). Daarbij krijgt men nog vele dollars aan financiele steun van buurlanden. Palestina zou een schatrijk land kunnen zijn als ze niet al dat geld aan bommen en granaten zouden besteden. |
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Beide partijen hebben één doel: zoveel mogelijk slachtoffers bij de andere partij maken. Dus ik begrijp niet hoe je één partij wel kunt veroordelen en de andere partij niet. |
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is dat zo? een dood israelisch kind is nog geen martelaar, terwijl er verhalen zat zijn van palestijnse gezinnen die hun kinderen graag een martelaar zien worden ![]() Citaat:
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ten eerste omdat ik militair niet genoeg onderlegd ben en ten tweede omdat ik niet weet hoe het met de veiligheidssituatie op dat moment op dat ogenblik op die plek was. Punt. Lijkt me verder weinig over te discussieren.
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[QUOTE]Benfatto schreef op 19-10-2004 @ 15:49 :
[B]Wat een verzameling kul: de enige manier om hun stem te laten horen dmv zelfmoordaanslagen? Heeft het Nederlandse verzet in de Tweede Wereldoorlog ook Duitse schoolbussen opgeblazen?[B] Ow dus met buldozers vernielen van huizen van mensen die familie zijn van terroristen, het neerschieten van stenen gooiende kinderen, met rakketen schieten op openbare plekken waar veel mensen komen kan dus wel door de beugel? Wat je zaait is wat je oogst dat is Isreal nu aan het merken Citaat:
Dat is wel wat anders dan Nederland die de marshallhulp kreeg. Nederland werd niet tegengewerkt bij de wederopbouw. |
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ik vatte het op een andere manier op en die rolleyes waren bedoeld voor die lui die hun kinderen graag martelaren zien worden, niet voor jou. Citaat:
is er sprake van een wanhoopsdaad als er goed van te voren bedacht is waar en hoe je je zelf gaat opblazen? Een wanhoopsdaad is die acties van die gast in de voormalige Philipstoren die kwaad was dat ie niet alles zag op zijn breedbeeldtelevisie.
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Je hebt de armoede daar nog nooit gezien zeker dat je deze onnadenke uitspraak doet. ![]() De palestijnen worden gehinderd in hun werk door grenscontroles en van gebieden die worden afgegerendeld geldt ook voor schoolgaande kinderen |
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![]() In elk geval is dat inderdaad wel een rolleye waard maar ik zou niet durven zeggen dat alle Palestijnse zelfmoordenaars koele, berekende mensen zijn die van jongsafaan zijn opgeleid om zichzelf op te blazen. Citaat:
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waar komen joden vandaan? Vertel eens?
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Ze waren verspreid over europa en andere landen, in Palestina zelf woonde er toen nog niet zo veel. |
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materialist ![]() ![]() het gaat ook om het andere: wetende dat je niet gewenst bent ueberhaupt te leven ![]()
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je weet best dat ie niet alleen door de straten rolde.
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Bovendien, als het waar is wat jij zegt moeten die joden zich niet zo aanstellen, want de Palestijnen zijn maar met een paar miljoen. Er zijn altijd nog honderden miljoenen Europeanen en Amerikanen die joden helemaal tof vinden. ![]() |
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Since the beginning of this century, the efforts made by the Palestinians in defending their rights in Palestine continued. In 1918, a secret patriotic committee was formed and included members of the Palestinian Police. This committee played an important role in preparing for the Arab revolution in Palestine and spreading awareness about the Zionist danger among the Bedouin tribes in east Jordan. However, the arrest of its leaders weakened it. The Palestinian struggle against the Zionist schemes continued with the revolution of Prophet Moses from 4 to 10 April 1920, followed by the Jaffa revolution in 1921 and the Al-Buraq revolution in 1929. These confrontations were emotional and unorganized, but they helped by heating up the struggle and thereby delaying the Zionist plans. The Palestinian fighters organized more forces. One of the most important forces was organized by Ezzul Deen Al Qassam in 1953, who came to Palestine from Syria after the end of the Syrian revolution against France. He started his activities as a teacher and joined the Muslim Chaps Committee in 1926. He was one of the founders of the Haifa Branch in 1928. He won the presidency of that Branch when its elections were made. Then he became a member of the administrative committee in 1930 and afterwards he became the president again in 1933. Al Qassam wandered in the areas of Palestine as an employee of the court and started forming forces of five people. His movement was based on Islamic principles and adopted the concept of Al Jihad (Islamic concept of fighting against enemies) as the only way of liberating Palestine. His secret movement is considered the most important secret committee and the greatest Feddayyeen movement known in the history of the Arab struggle in Palestine. His main quarters were in Jericho where the poor live, and there he gained enormous popularity in 1935. He formed five more committees, namely Summoning and Publicity, Military Training, Supplying, Electronics and Foreign Relations. Between 200 and 800 followers joined his movement. In 1935, Al Qassam declared the beginning of the revolution. This revolution came after a series of political fruitless efforts for a peaceful solution. After a number of confrontations between Al Qassam forces and the British army, Al Qassam took refuge in Yahbud with 52 of his men. The British army surrounded him and his men and asked him to surrender but he refused. Unfortunately, he was shot along with two of his followers. The rest of the men were arrested after a brutal fight between the two parties. The announcement of his martyrdom greatly influenced the Palestinians all over the country. His funeral was an event of national mourning in Palestine. Al Qassam organization is considered the first of its kind in its objectives and motivations. It is a military organization against the Jews and the British. Loyalty to Islam and adherence to its commandments are the key to its membership. Al Qassam was a Syrian scholar and a man of religion who came to settle in Palestine and fight for its freedom. The revolution of Al Qassam and his martyrdom created a national Palestinian and Islamic awareness for the need to use power to fight the Zionist plans in Palestine. The martyrdom of Al Qassam did not cause the revolution to fade. On the contrary, it activated it. As a result, there was the Great Palestinian Revolution in 1936. It was considered one of the longest revolutions in the history of the Palestinian Problem. Demonstrations and strikes were made throughout Palestine. It was the first comprehensive movement of its kind. They used civilian means for this revolution along with the military processes. The historians indicate that some of the indirect reasons for this revolution were: The increasing in unemployment. The continuous Jewish immigration, in addition to the sympathy of Britain regarding all the Jewish projects. The land transfers to Jewish owners as a result of the pressure that was imposed on its Arab owners by Britain. The awful economic crisis in 1935. The situation in Egypt and Syria when they went against the British and French colonialists. The Italian attack on Al Habbasheh, the situation that reactivated the hope of having a new war in order to reform new policies in the area. The increasing tension between the Arabs and the Jews. The events began to unfold on 15 April when the Feddayyeen movement killed a Zioinist occupier and injured another two in the area of Nablus and Tulkarm. The next night, the Zionists killed two Arab citizens north of the public highway of the Ulaibi settlement. During the funeral of the Jewish citizen, confrontations between the Arabs and the Zionists took place. The same thing happened on the borders of Jaffa and Tel Aviv. The British authorities announced a curfew in Jaffa and Tel Aviv. Moreover, it imposed a state of emergency on the rest of the country. An Arab Committee was formed in Nablus on 20 April and declared a public strike. After the British forces increased to become almost 20,000 soldiers, brutal battles erupted between the revolutionaries on the one hand, and the British and the Zionist forces on the other in November of 1935. Palestinian delegations visited Amman, Al-Riyadh and Baghdad. As a result of British pressure, the Arab Kings and Presidents issued a joint announcement on 10 October 1935, in which they called for "the cessation of the revolution and dependence on the nice intentions of our friend, Great Britain, that declared that it would practice justice." As a result, the Higher Arab Committee called for the ending of the strike, for the canceling of the Arab organizations, and for the returning of the Arab revolutionaries to their countries. Britain sent the Royal Committee to Palestine to discuss the facts, but the Palestinians refused to meet them. So the Arab Kings threatened the Palestinians and asked them to agree on meeting the Committee. The revolutions did not stop. They began again after the murder of Andrews, the British ruler of Al Jaleel. The British wanted to take revenge against the Arab leaders in Palestine. This is what started new revolutions in Palestine. Revolutions spread throughout Palestine and forced Britain to retreat from a number of political stands by virtue of which they intended to impose the divisions of Palestine between the Arabs and the Zionists. The strongest stab that the Arab resistance (Jihad) got in Palestine was the defeat of the Arab armies in the war of 1948. It caused big changes in the building up of the resistance and Al-Jihad, taking with it the ability to initiate from the people. The Palestinians were referred to an official affair that was ruled by internal balanced policies and systems. However, the existence of the Feddayyeen organization gave the public role of confronting the Zionist Project back its consideration. They brought the Palestinian population in as a basic side of the equation. It is the side that forced the official organization to adopt certain stands that contributed to keeping the Zionist State from expanding and, sometimes putting down its projects. Because of the faults that were committed by the organizations of resistance, the role of the people was decreased. The Palestinian Liberation Organization became the authority over the people and their movements. This situation limited so much movement of the people. It seemed as if there were some special common benefits between this authority and its leaders, on the one hand, and the Arab systems and regional and internal forces on the other hand. The nature of the Zionist Project and its dimensions stood as a motivation for the people of Palestine to participate against this Project and to come up with new suitable ways for resisting it. Therefore, public revolutions that were directed by the Palestinians through its glorious intifadah in 1987 and the existence of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) were established outside the Palestinian Authority. They both were the first targets of the Zionist project-the first line of defense that would not break down in confronting the Zionist Project. Organizations and systems may fade away, but the people will never die. No matter how serious its injuries, it will always be able to get up again and fight until victory is achieved. www.hamasonline.com Er waren dus al veel Joden, en veel hebben er grond opgekocht om er te komen wonen. |
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Ik vond zijn moord echt het walgelijkste wat ik ooit heb gezien |
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Daarbij vinden de meeste Europeanen Joden helemaal niet zo tof, behalve wanneer hun tegenstanders rechtse ideeen worden verweten ![]() |
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En die tweede opmerking laat ik maar voor wat 'ie is, daar spreekt zo'n rechts minderwaardigheidscomplex uit dat ik maar niet ga natrappen. |
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