Except, perhaps, Abbas -- and that just might provide the slimmest cause for hope.NO ONE won this stupid conflict. Everyone lost. Period.
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Except, perhaps, Abbas -- and that just might provide the slimmest cause for hope.NO ONE won this stupid conflict. Everyone lost. Period.
It is representative, however, of the conflict itself. There is, literally, no solution to this mess.I just wish everyone would shut up and stop fighting like children. NO ONE won this stupid conflict. Everyone lost. Period.
For the record, I am not picking on any particular member; I see this trend with a lot of people and it makes me annoyed as hell. Innocent people died, and that, IMO, is no victory for anyone.
When will the arguing about semantics stop? All I care about is that the killing stops... on both sides. Who the **** cares who "won"?
I don't see how, Jay. The whole exercise does not bode well for his so-called "unity" government.Except, perhaps, Abbas -- and that just might provide the slimmest cause for hope.
Same here.
As for me, I have nothing against the Jews. To the contrary, they have special place in my heart as a Muslims.
Just the other days I was talking to my cousin and the subject came up. In what he said was: "the Jews are nice people, they are our cousins"
And they feel the same towards you and me, they respect us and love us because we are cousins.
Your sarcasm is noted. Just know that both my parents are born in Morocco. All my aunts and uncles are born in Morocco. I've visited Morocco, numerous times. Most of my family speaks Arabic. And many of my friends are Muslims. I do feel familiarity with Arabs and see them as our cousins, at least the ones I know.
But you're right about one thing. I don't feel the same towards you, personally.
I don't hate Jews but i hate oppressors, there are some brave Jews that hate oppression too and i bow for them.
What a repulsively stupid and bigoted statement.Are there any Muslems that hate oppression? Going by what's happening in this world with terrorism, it seems they must be a rarity nowadays.
What a repulsively stupid and bigoted statement.
There, if you want to be sarcastic, then maybe you should expect some back in return. As for me, I honestly do appreciate most Muslems that I've personally known, but you're not on that list.
It was sarcasm.
This, from HaaretzExcept, perhaps, Abbas -- and that just might provide the slimmest cause for hope.NO ONE won this stupid conflict. Everyone lost. Period.
Palestinians threaten to turn to ICC if date not set for return to 1967 lines
Report: Netanyahu and Abbas held secret talks before Gaza truce signed; no official Palestinian, Israeli or Jordanian source confirms that meeting in Amman actually took place.
The Palestinians plan to turn to the United Nations Security Council on September 15 to demand a deadline be set for Israel's withdrawal to 1967 borders, senior Fatah official Nabil Shaath told the Palestinian news agency Ma'an on Thursday.
If the Security Council rejects the initiative, Shaath said, the Palestinians would open their case against Israel at the International Criminal Court.
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Meanwhile, the Jordanian newspaper Alghrad reported on Thursday that Abbas and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a secret meeting in Amman days before the cease-fire was signed ending the war in Gaza.
No details were given about the meeting, and no official from Jordan, Israel or the Palestinian Authority would confirm that it in fact happened.
Netanyahu told a press conference on Wednesday night that Israel had secured a "great military and political" achievement in the Gaza war and that Hamas had been dealt a "heavy blow."
Responding to a journalist's question, the prime minister said: "We would be happy to see Abu-Mazen's [Abbas'] forces enter the Gaza Strip." The Palestinian president, he said "has to decide which side he is on. We hope he will continue to support a peace deal with Israel."
Last week, prior to the truce, Netanyahu told a press conference that dramatic changes in the region promise a "new political horizon," even as Hamas and Israel continued to exchange fire after the collapse of the previous round of truce talks.
"I hope Abbas will have a significant part in the new diplomatic horizon. I expect to start talks with a Palestinian government which can abandon the path of terror," Netanyahu said.
Are there any Muslems that hate oppression? Going by what's happening in this world with terrorism, it seems they must be a rarity nowadays.
There, if you want to be sarcastic, then maybe you should expect some back in return. As for me, I honestly do appreciate most Muslems that I've personally known, but you're not on that list.
Lior is considered one of the more extreme rabbis on the religious right.
And focussing on his views is about as honest and responsible as focussing on the most extreme imams on the religious right.
Rocket falls in Eshkol
For the first time since Operation Protective Edge, a rocket was fired from Gaza Strip east to the security fence. The rocket landed in an open area near the center of the Strip. No injuries or damage were reported.
s: Rocket fall in Eshkol, first time since Gaza operation ended - Israel News, Ynetnews