Published: | 06.25.10, 19:04 / Israel News |
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
"Obama most radical U.S. president ever" .... he will work with Hamas, of course. This is a continuation of the strategy masterminded by the Vatican and carried out by the nations; Obama being a Muslim only facilitates the process: he was handpicked for the task.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Once in a while you need a little dark humor: "WE CON THE WORLD".
YouTube silences Latma, removes We Con the World
Monday, May 17, 2010
Don't be merciful to the cruel! What goes around, comes around - MIDDAH KENEGED MIDDAH. Also, this is good because it sets a precedent. No longer will the world be able to clamor against us if we do the same, without having to clamor against Hamas too! My humble and cruel opinion.
Hamas Demolishes Dozens of Arab Homes
Her neighbor said policewomen wearing Muslim face veils beat her with clubs until she, her husband, and two children fled their house.
Residents said between 30 and 40 homes, ranging from concrete structures to tin shacks, were torn down. Hamas officials did not allow reporters into the area until the demolition was over. Residents said more demolitions in the area were expected on Monday.
Hamas Knows Nothing About Alternative Housing
AP added that though Rafah's mayor, Issa Nashar, promised alternative housing, Gaza's housing minister, Yousef al-Mansi, said he had no information about such housing.
Comments:
SHmuel said:
From Melanie Phillips's blog, SPECTATOR:
http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephillips/6009975/a-new-nakba-oh-wait.thtml
A new 'nakba'. Oh, wait...
Two days ago, Palestinians had their houses bulldozed into rubble after they were beaten and forced out of them by club-wielding policemen, all because they had allegedly built their homes illegally on government-owned land.
An outrage! A ‘nakba’ indeed, as the Palestinians cried. Quick, call for Human Rights Watch/Amnesty/B’tselem! Get the UN to pass a resolution!
Oh wait...
Hamas police wielding clubs beat and pushed residents out of dozens of homes in the southern Gaza town of Rafah on Sunday before knocking the buildings down with bulldozers, residents said.Obviously Israel’s fault, then. Call for Goldstone.
Gaza's militant Hamas rulers said the homes were built illegally on government land. Newly homeless residents were furious over Palestinians on bulldozers razing Palestinian homes.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
HAMAS'S TRUE FACE, AS SHOWN BY ARABS. THE WHOLE WORLD CONDEMNS US FOR GAZA: DID THEY SEE THIS??
Contributed by Jack, thank you.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
AS FOR OUR BRITISH "FRIENDS"...


The UK government has come under rising pressure from MPs to start making contact with Palestinian group Hamas.
A Foreign Affairs Committee report also said it was "regrettable" UK-supplied military items were "almost certainly" used by Israel in the Gaza conflict.
The cross-party group, which monitors foreign policy, called on the EU to make relations with Israel conditional on its peace-making efforts.
Hamas was also criticised for its use of rockets on Israeli civilian targets.
'Ineffective strategy'
But committee chairman Michael Gapes said the committee saw "few signs that the current policy of non-engagement with Hamas" was effective.
He added that the government "should urgently consider engaging with moderate elements within Hamas" as it had with the political wing of Hezbollah in Lebanon earlier this year.
The wide-ranging report condemns Israel for the continuing growth of settlements and for its blockades around the Hamas-controlled Gaza strip.
It was unacceptable, said Mr Gapes, to deny unrestricted access for humanitarian assistance.
And the report also called for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to declare whether it considered war crimes had been committed during the December 2008 to January 2009 conflict in Gaza and southern Israel.
Hamas came into criticism for its rocket attacks, but MPs concluded that Israel's military action in Gaza was "disproportionate".
Mr Gapes said: "Rocket fire from Gaza by Hamas and other Palestinian groups on civilian targets in Israel is unacceptable.
"It generates the risk of a renewed escalation in violence, and constitutes a central obstacle in the way of Israeli willingness to move forward towards a two-state settlement."
The report welcomed the endorsement by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a two-state solution to the conflict.
The committee added that the split between Hamas in Gaza and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank was a central obstacle to creating a united and democratic Palestinian state, and called for elections that could be accepted by all parties.
Former prime minister Tony Blair, who is now a Middle East peace envoy, was commended for "making an important contribution to Palestinian economic and institutional development".
But movement, access and administrative restrictions on the West Bank continued to represent a "major obstacle to further Palestinian economic development," it added.
Hamas takes its name from the Arabic initials for the Islamic Resistance Movement.
Designated a terrorist organisation by Israel, the US and the EU, it is seen by its supporters as a legitimate fighting force defending Palestinians from a brutal military occupation.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8169105.stm
Published: 2009/07/26 00:36:21 GMT




