It's a good thing that the State of Israel didn't succeed in compromising itself into into a "peace treaty" with the P.A.'s Mahmoud Abbas. Then we would be ensnared in a pact with the devil who doesn't bother with the mask, Hamas.
Sending the well-dressed Abbas out as a front-man to negotiate with Israel probably was the well-thought out plan by the Arab terrorists. Actually I'm glad that
Fatah and Hamas have officially allied.
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- Gaza Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh said on Saturday that "there is no pulling back from the Palestinian decision to end the division," stressing that both Hamas and Fatah remained committed to the national unity agreement signed last month.
No doubt most of the world doesn't care, because they want to see Israel supplanted with an Arab state. Bibi was outplayed here. he should take off his gloves and really start punching. His
diplomatically worded warnings aren't enough.
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"I call on all responsible elements in the international community not to run to recognize the Palestinian government of which Hamas is a part and which rests on Hamas. Hamas is a terrorist organization that calls for the destruction of Israel and the international community must not embrace it. This will not strengthen peace; it will strengthen terrorism." Communicated by the Prime Minister's Media Adviser
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu should be using this opportunity to totally close off all negotiations and tell the world the truth, the truth about Mahmoud Abbas and his new official partn
er Hamas leader Khaled Meshal.
The fact that the
United States President Barack Hussein Obama has been encouraging the two Arab groups, Hamas and Fatah, to merge by making it clear that his support for a Palestinian State next to Israel is unsinkable.
The move came as Abbas received a message from US President Barack Obama affirming US support for the establishment of a Palestinian state next to Israel.
The State of Israel and all who support the existance of a secure and viable Israel must remember that it's not John Kerry who will be our "peace partner." The supposed "peace" sic would have to rely on Hamas the Arab terrorists now based in Gaza.
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Fatah and Hamas are no different.
There both serial killers.
Palmediawatch has documented this for year.
As for now, Israel needs to unilaterally set the border.
Bennett is totally correct.
Netanyahu needs to stop caving to the State Dept and Europeans.
Earth to Netanyahu, Finish the Wall where it includes Area C, Maale Adumim, Gush Etzion, Jordan Valley and ofcourse all of Jerusalem.
Start letting Jews build in Israeli East Jerusalem.
This will give Israel a majority Jewish country and a base to stop Arab and Iranian terrorists.
2nd, after the wall is finished, send the Israeli Arab Knesset members who support terrorist Hamas and Fatah to Gaza or Syria.
Israel should then shoot any Arab or Muslim who goes near the Wall trying to kill Jews.
This is how you defeat Muslim terrorism.
Fatah and Hamas are no different.
There both serial killers.
Palmediawatch has documented this for years.
As for now, Israel needs to unilaterally set the border.
Bennett is totally correct.
Netanyahu needs to stop caving to the State Dept and Europeans.
Earth to Netanyahu, Finish the Wall where it includes Area C, Maale Adumim, Gush Etzion, Jordan Valley and ofcourse all of Jerusalem.
Start letting Jews build in Israeli East Jerusalem.
This will give Israel a majority Jewish country and a base to stop Arab and Iranian terrorists.
2nd, after the wall is finished, send the Israeli Arab Knesset members who support terrorist Hamas and Fatah to Gaza or Syria.
Israel should then shoot any Arab or Muslim who goes near the Wall trying to kill Jews.
This is how you defeat Muslim terrorism.
Giulio Meotti says best how to deal with Palestinian terrorists
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/13870#.UkW8UNI3uSp
Op-Ed: Collective Punishment
Giulio Meotti
September 24, 2013
There is a form of collective punishment for terror acts that the writer claims is morally justified.
An Israeli soldier, a young, wonderful and smiling Jew, was abducted and executed in Qalqilya by despicable Arabs. Monsters wanted to use the body of that Jew to release another monster jailed in Israel.
During th first Intifada, Arab terrorists from Qalqilya burned Ofra Moses and her small children to death. It was not different from a pogrom.
And it was nothing new. In the years following the creation of the State of Israel, the town of Qalkilya was one of the worst vipers’ nests of Arab genocidal passions.
In 2006 another Jew was torched and dismembered in Qalqilya. His name was Daniel Yaakovi, he was a doctor from the nearby "settlement" of Yakir.
"This is a message of fire -- a burning message to the occupation. Killing, burning and fire", Fatah's armed wing claimed after the killing. Another Jew had been turned into a burned corpse by Qalqilya's terrorists.
Qalqilya is a strategic town 12 miles distant from Tel Aviv and less than five minutes from Kfar Saba. Qalqilya is not like more isolated Nablus (Shechem), it is shoulder to shoulder with the pre-1967 Israeli towns.
The city has been called the “Paradise Hotel”, because it was used by suicide terrorists as the jumping off point into Israel.
You don't become "the terrorists' hub", as Qalqilya has been named, without the complicity of the local population and infrastructures. The Palestinian Arabs aren’t
Israel should also erase the houses of the terrorists, confiscate their properties and deport their families.
hostages; they chose terrorism freely, they love killing Jews, so must live with the consequences.
Terror is a collective punishment, Israel's answer to it must include collective punishment.
Israel should flatten entire neighborhoods of Qalqilya if its Arab residents destroy innocent Jewish lives as happened last week.
Israel should also erase the houses of the terrorists, confiscate their properties and deport their families.
This is what the Allies did during the war, when they didn't hesitate to impose a collective punishment on the German and Japanese people (Dresden was levelled), while today we like to believe that the State of Israel is facing "individual murderers" and unorganized "fanatics", and must pardon the Islamic society that nurtures them.
The Arab population of Judea, Samaria and Gaza living in the communities that spawn repeated terror is responsible for that Muslim terrorism. Collective punishment of that population by Israel - when administered in proportion to the evils it is meant to combat - is justified.
When terrorism is perpetrated against the Jewish people, it is justified to wage war against the population from which the terrorists emerged, and that sometimes includes harming civilians who did not actively participate in the terrorist acts themselves.
It doesn't mean the taking of human lives, but destroying properties and morally subjugating the environment that supports them. This is deterrence.
Protection of human life from barbaric terrorism comes before political correctness. This is what I would say to Israel's leaders if I were the father of Tomer Hazan or Daniel Yaakovi.
There’s a petition online right now that calls on the British government to stop funding Fatah who gives the money to mass murderers of Israeli civilians.
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/61684
Re-evaluate Direct Funding to the Palestinian Authority
Responsible department: Department for International Development
The Palestinian Authority (PA) currently provides salaries to any Palestinian convicted of committing terrorism offences against Israel. These wages are directly pegged to the length of the sentence, so the more grievous the crime, the higher the salary. Since these wages are much larger than those earned by average Palestinians, they clearly reward violence, including murder, and undermine peace.
Around 40 per cent of the PA’s budget is made up from donor aid; the UK government has promised £33 million of taxpayer’s money for the 2013/14 period alone. The Palestinian ministers responsible for this policy publicly deride international donors who express unhappiness with their money being used to pay terrorists; only a credible threat of this aid being removed will alter the situation. We are therefore calling on DFID to cease all direct funding to the Palestinian Authority until it agrees to no longer provide salaries for those convicted of committing violent acts against Israel.
Yes, Dan, and thanks for the comments.
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