Clinton's Israel 'piece' plan

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Clinton’s Israel ‘piece’ plan
by Joseph Farah
November 15, 2005
It’s not bad enough that the Israelis evacuated peaceful civilians from the Gaza Strip because the proposed new government there cannot stomach the idea of any Jews living in their country.
Now Bill Clinton says Jews should send financial aid and technology to their anti-Semitic terrorist enemies there.
That’s what the former U.S. president told a group in Jerusalem gathered to mark the 10th anniversary of the assassination of Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin last weekend.
I feel really bad for Israel. No people have done more for the Arab refugees than the Jews. Nowhere in the Middle East do Arabs live freer, more productive lives than in Israel. Their thanks has been in the form unrelenting, unending terrorism and death.

No wonder the Bible says He will “bless those who bless the Jews.”
 
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Nowhere in the Middle East do Arabs live freer, more productive lives than in Israel.
Having to queue up for hours at a time to have your papers scrutinised in order to pass a checkpoint just to go to school or work, when the checkpoints are open for a total of less than an hour a day, if the teenage soldier with the big gun ‘remembers’ to open it at all?

This happens daily to many Palestinians.

It’s an interesting definition of freedom.

Mike
 
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Jay74:
I feel really bad for Israel. No people have done more for the Arab refugees than the Jews. Nowhere in the Middle East do Arabs live freer, more productive lives than in Israel. Their thanks has been in the form unrelenting, unending terrorism and death.

No wonder the Bible says He will “bless those who bless the Jews.”
I feel really bad for the Palestinians. You’d think that a people who has been discriminated against and that has suffered so much at the hands of others would be a little slower to mistreat another people in such a way. Palestinians regularly die because they cannot get through the check points to a doctor. Houses are crushed, sometimes with people still in them, the people are forced to live in squalor reminicent of the Warsaw Ghetto, the slightest infractions are met with unecessarily harsh reprisals directed at entire towns. I don’t support terrorism but I understand why these people hate their oppressors and are fighting. They don’t have an army in the regular sense so they’re fighting back the only way they can. There’s nothing as dangerous as a man who has nothing left to lose.
 
I feel sorry for those who feel sorry for the so-called palestinians.

I also pray the people who feel it’s okay to teach their young to strap on bomb-belts while their leaders pocket (remember the terrorist named Arafat, anyone?) the aid $$$ the US and Europe send.

All the so-called palestinians have to do is stop blowing themselves and Israelis up with bomb-belts, disavow their good buds Hamas, Al-Aqsa and the rest of their terrorist kin—and they won’t have it nearly so rough.
 
The human rights abuses of the Palestinians by Isreal have been reported time and again. Terrorism doesn’t happen in a vacuum. They hate Israel for a reason. They want to fight back against oppression and they are not allowed a regular army to defend themselves. Little boys who dare throw a rock or two at Israeli tanks (supplied by us) get carted off to prison for God knows how long. International outcry over the wall being built to separate the two has not stopped or even slowed its progress.

The Zionists hate the Palestinians and seem to have no problem with their destruction. I read one account of a Jewish man who had to move out of Gaza - he actually expected the Messiah to appear and stop the withdrawal (refusing to believe that this happenend 2000 years ago). I don’t see any evidence tha the hard core Zionists have any desire for peace.
 
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Rhubarb:
Israel is among the worst aparthide nation in history.
That’s why Arab Israelis have full political voting rights and are represented in the Knesset, right?
 
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