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Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hachimoto- Posts : 142
Points : 148
Join date : 2013-02-08
Age : 39
- Post n°101
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hachimoto- Posts : 142
Points : 148
Join date : 2013-02-08
Age : 39
- Post n°102
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Mike E wrote:Well, you know what they say about fighting Guerrillas... It is no easy task, even with advanced systems.
Guerrilas don't last 70 years, it's called fighting for indepedence.
Mike E- Posts : 2619
Points : 2651
Join date : 2014-06-19
Location : Bay Area, CA
- Post n°103
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
I mean people who use guerilla tactics or similar, not guerrillas themselves.
Hachimoto- Posts : 142
Points : 148
Join date : 2013-02-08
Age : 39
- Post n°104
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
fresh
Werewolf- Posts : 5925
Points : 6114
Join date : 2012-10-24
- Post n°105
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hachimoto wrote:fresh
Another proof that Hamas is firing from not inhabitated areas.
Hachimoto- Posts : 142
Points : 148
Join date : 2013-02-08
Age : 39
- Post n°106
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
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Werewolf- Posts : 5925
Points : 6114
Join date : 2012-10-24
- Post n°107
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hachimoto wrote:
So where are the human shields near the rocket launchers?
Petro007- Posts : 32
Points : -6
Join date : 2014-08-23
Location : Ukraina
- Post n°108
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
I like this operation, bastards of ishmael got their asses kicked hard now
Hannibal Barca- Posts : 1450
Points : 1458
Join date : 2013-12-13
- Post n°109
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
I am sure it's a long way from -8 but I reckon you are on the right track now
Werewolf- Posts : 5925
Points : 6114
Join date : 2012-10-24
- Post n°110
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hannibal Barca wrote:I am sure it's a long way from -8 but I reckon you are on the right track now
That guy is no ukrainian and with that avatar and Petro007 nickname refering to PEtro Porky-shenko 007 refering to MI6 agent, so yes Petro is certainly a agent by the west same as our miss piggy fake guy here. Pretty sure that his IP address goes to Canada.
Hannibal Barca- Posts : 1450
Points : 1458
Join date : 2013-12-13
- Post n°111
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
A little of fun is never harmful even with agents
Werewolf- Posts : 5925
Points : 6114
Join date : 2012-10-24
- Post n°112
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hannibal Barca wrote:A little of fun is never harmful even with agents
Ask Fidel Castro and the little fun he had with over 638 assassination attempts by CIA on him.
Still wondering how he is not paranoid and walking all day with some badass weapon.
Hannibal Barca- Posts : 1450
Points : 1458
Join date : 2013-12-13
- Post n°113
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Back then Orthodoxy had communism and was losing pants down. Additionally China, India and the likes where still in the stone age.
Now we and our friends have national capitalism and we beat the crap out of this thugs so a little fun is plausible if not advisable
Now we and our friends have national capitalism and we beat the crap out of this thugs so a little fun is plausible if not advisable
nemrod- Posts : 839
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Join date : 2012-09-11
Age : 59
- Post n°114
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Hachimoto wrote:
Thx Hachimoto for these videos.
Today Hamas innovates by launching a new surprise! The big Mortar of 120 mm with devastating physical -at least a house was completly blown-, and psychological effect in zionnist entity. It reached a such point of despair, that Israel accepted an unconditial cease fire.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-28939350
Palestinians happy :
Even Debka is crying :
http://debka.com/article/24219/Israel-Hamas-truce-deal-in-effect-from-Tuesday-7-p-m-Heavy-Palestinian-barrage-last-minute-kills-Israeli-
Israel complied to near all palestinian resistance's revendications. Many now expect and ask Netanyahu's resign.
If palestinian reached their goals by the building an airport, and a seaport, it will imply that a complete Israel-US technology collapsed in front of Gaza -as videos, and photos provided by Hachimoto witnesse-. It will have huge consequences for after, even for Russia, China, Ukraine, Venezuela, Serbia, etc.... But, now I prefer to wait and see, what will happend in the current of month. Once palestinian will build their airport, and seaport I will comment after.
Mike E- Posts : 2619
Points : 2651
Join date : 2014-06-19
Location : Bay Area, CA
- Post n°115
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Werewolf wrote:Hannibal Barca wrote:A little of fun is never harmful even with agents
Ask Fidel Castro and the little fun he had with over 638 assassination attempts by CIA on him.
Still wondering how he is not paranoid and walking all day with some badass weapon.
- Cause he knows that he is going to die soon anyway. Back in the day however...
George1- Posts : 18473
Points : 18974
Join date : 2011-12-22
Location : Greece
- Post n°116
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Palestinian Prime Minister Holds Unity Government Meeting in Gaza: Reports
MOSCOW, October 9 (RIA Novosti) - The prime minister of Palestine Rami Hamdallah has held the first meeting of his unity government in Gaza, Al Arabiya reported Thursday.
"I come to you representing President Mahmoud Abbas and, as head of the government of national consensus, to assume our responsibilities, see your needs and launch a comprehensive workshop to salvage Gaza and bring relief to our people here," Al Arabiya quoted Hamdallah as saying.
The cabinet meeting took place at the Gaza residence of president Mahmoud Abbas so that to present a united Palestinian front to the international community, the newspaper stated.
Media records say that the delegation, flanked by dozens of security personnel, arrived in Gaza through Beit Hanoun checkpoint.
According to Al Arabiya, Hamdallah's visit to Gaza could develop hopes of a Palestinian nation.
"We have put years of division behind us and we have begun to consolidate reconciliation as a core step to lobby the international community and its influential powers to bear their responsibility towards rebuilding Gaza, which requires lifting the unjust (Israeli) blockade," Al Arabiya quoted Hamdallah as adding.
The newspaper also stated that Israel may start lifting bans on the goods supply into Gaza after they had been in force for years.
The new Fatah-Hamas reconciliation government was formed between the rival Palestinian movements in June following the breakthrough April deal to create a united government and hold general elections.
Hamas has held power in the Gaza Strip since 2007, while Fatah has been holding sway in the West Bank.
Palestinians seek the creation of an independent state on the territories of the West Bank in East Jerusalem, partially occupied by Israel, and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, and want Israel to withdraw from the Palestinian territories it took after the 1967 war.
MOSCOW, October 9 (RIA Novosti) - The prime minister of Palestine Rami Hamdallah has held the first meeting of his unity government in Gaza, Al Arabiya reported Thursday.
"I come to you representing President Mahmoud Abbas and, as head of the government of national consensus, to assume our responsibilities, see your needs and launch a comprehensive workshop to salvage Gaza and bring relief to our people here," Al Arabiya quoted Hamdallah as saying.
The cabinet meeting took place at the Gaza residence of president Mahmoud Abbas so that to present a united Palestinian front to the international community, the newspaper stated.
Media records say that the delegation, flanked by dozens of security personnel, arrived in Gaza through Beit Hanoun checkpoint.
According to Al Arabiya, Hamdallah's visit to Gaza could develop hopes of a Palestinian nation.
"We have put years of division behind us and we have begun to consolidate reconciliation as a core step to lobby the international community and its influential powers to bear their responsibility towards rebuilding Gaza, which requires lifting the unjust (Israeli) blockade," Al Arabiya quoted Hamdallah as adding.
The newspaper also stated that Israel may start lifting bans on the goods supply into Gaza after they had been in force for years.
The new Fatah-Hamas reconciliation government was formed between the rival Palestinian movements in June following the breakthrough April deal to create a united government and hold general elections.
Hamas has held power in the Gaza Strip since 2007, while Fatah has been holding sway in the West Bank.
Palestinians seek the creation of an independent state on the territories of the West Bank in East Jerusalem, partially occupied by Israel, and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, and want Israel to withdraw from the Palestinian territories it took after the 1967 war.
George1- Posts : 18473
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Join date : 2011-12-22
Location : Greece
- Post n°117
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Russia to continue efforts to deescalate Palestinian-Israeli conflict
MOSCOW, November 13. /TASS/. Russia will continue its efforts to deescalate the situation in Palestinian-Israeli relations, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said on Thursday.
“The situation is very difficult, no way out of the dead end can be seen,” he said. “Tensions are not subsiding in the occupied Palestinian territories, especially in East Jerusalem. Russia will continue its efforts, both in bilateral and international formats, to deescalate the situation.”
Following an assassination attack on Rabbi Yehuda Glick on October 29, Israel’s government closed the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City to all visitor, the Russian diplomat recalled. “This decision, and non-stop attempts by Israeli far-right activists to reach Temple Mount, where the Al-Aqsa mosque is located, have provoked numerous clashes between the Palestinians and the Israeli security services,” Lukashevich said. “Instances of violence by Palestinian extremists against Israeli citizens have become more frequent as well.”
“We are profoundly concerned over such manifestations of violence,” he noted. “We condemn criminal terrorist actions targeted against civilians. We urge the Israelis and the Palestinians to put an end to provocative actions that only aggravate the already tense atmosphere in the Palestinian-Israeli relations.”
“The situation in the Palestine-Israel direction was discussed in this light during a telephone conference between representatives of the Middle East Quartet of international mediators (the United States, Russia, the European Union, and the United Nations) on November 5,” Lukashevich added.
MOSCOW, November 13. /TASS/. Russia will continue its efforts to deescalate the situation in Palestinian-Israeli relations, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said on Thursday.
“The situation is very difficult, no way out of the dead end can be seen,” he said. “Tensions are not subsiding in the occupied Palestinian territories, especially in East Jerusalem. Russia will continue its efforts, both in bilateral and international formats, to deescalate the situation.”
Following an assassination attack on Rabbi Yehuda Glick on October 29, Israel’s government closed the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City to all visitor, the Russian diplomat recalled. “This decision, and non-stop attempts by Israeli far-right activists to reach Temple Mount, where the Al-Aqsa mosque is located, have provoked numerous clashes between the Palestinians and the Israeli security services,” Lukashevich said. “Instances of violence by Palestinian extremists against Israeli citizens have become more frequent as well.”
“We are profoundly concerned over such manifestations of violence,” he noted. “We condemn criminal terrorist actions targeted against civilians. We urge the Israelis and the Palestinians to put an end to provocative actions that only aggravate the already tense atmosphere in the Palestinian-Israeli relations.”
“The situation in the Palestine-Israel direction was discussed in this light during a telephone conference between representatives of the Middle East Quartet of international mediators (the United States, Russia, the European Union, and the United Nations) on November 5,” Lukashevich added.
George1- Posts : 18473
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Join date : 2011-12-22
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- Post n°118
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Russia sends humanitarian cargo for Palestine
George1- Posts : 18473
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- Post n°119
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France to Recognize Palestine as Independent State: French Foreign Minister
George1- Posts : 18473
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- Post n°120
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Russia supports Palestinian draft of UN SC resolution on Palestine — diplomat
George1- Posts : 18473
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- Post n°121
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Russia ready to back resolution on Palestine in UN Security Council — UN ambassador
Behrooz- Posts : 26
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Join date : 2014-06-14
- Post n°122
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
George1 wrote:Russia ready to back resolution on Palestine in UN Security Council — UN ambassador
Oh No! Russia is doing that logical thing again!
Hannibal Barca- Posts : 1450
Points : 1458
Join date : 2013-12-13
- Post n°123
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Wrong! The only logical thing is to nuke the Jews!
mack8- Posts : 1039
Points : 1093
Join date : 2013-08-02
- Post n°124
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
Why don't you start by nuking yourself first.
You are just as bad or worse as you make the "jews" to be. Oh yes, their country is run and dominated by scumbags little better ideologically than ISIS, and they have some real delusional nutters in their country and diaspora, not to mention the widespread brainwashing and lies, but no one should ever even think of exterminating a whole ethnic group for any reason. Such peoples are the worse possible rejects of the human race. Should be locked in cages and throw the key away imo.
You are just as bad or worse as you make the "jews" to be. Oh yes, their country is run and dominated by scumbags little better ideologically than ISIS, and they have some real delusional nutters in their country and diaspora, not to mention the widespread brainwashing and lies, but no one should ever even think of exterminating a whole ethnic group for any reason. Such peoples are the worse possible rejects of the human race. Should be locked in cages and throw the key away imo.
magnumcromagnon- Posts : 8138
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Join date : 2013-12-05
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- Post n°125
Re: Israeli–Palestinian conflict:
mack8 wrote:Why don't you start by nuking yourself first.
You are just as bad or worse as you make the "jews" to be. Oh yes, their country is run and dominated by scumbags little better ideologically than ISIS, and they have some real delusional nutters in their country and diaspora, not to mention the widespread brainwashing and lies, but no one should ever even think of exterminating a whole ethnic group for any reason. Such peoples are the worse possible rejects of the human race. Should be locked in cages and throw the key away imo.
I agree, no one should ever be collectively guilty or warrant any form of genocide. BTW I also agree about the Zio-con's that rule Israel, they're absolute snake oil selling scum...but on the same note the opposite extreme isn't desirable either.