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Pfffft, you and your Israeli talking points. Is there any proof that any of those Zionists ever owned any land in Palestine?It has to keep everything it has stolen.Occupations always have a problem with security. It comes with the territory.
A State has the obligation to defend its citizens.
IF the Palestinians have the "right" to resist the "occupation" of their lands then the Jewish people have the SAME right to resist the occupation of what was stolen from them.
Its your stupid zero sum game again that there can only be one winner of the entire territory and that only one group has rights. The problem with the zero sum game, for Palestinians, is that they are going to lose it.
Pffft, Pfft, Pfft.....
It is not about owning land, it is about being the First Nations and indigenous people ON THAT LAND.
Most Arabs do not have any ownership on any of the land because most Arabs immigrated from the end of the 19th century looking for work offered by Jews.
Most Arabs did not own any land, because the few who did own any during the Ottoman time, were living outside of that land, and many sold what they had to the Jews.
So, YES, Jews, Zionists or not, did have proof of ownership of a lot of the land.
They bought the swamp land which was turned into Tel-Aviv. They bought a lot of land Arabs/Muslims did not live on, or want to live on because it was deserts or swamps.
Pffft !!!!!
They were all just hired guns. Perhaps with different titles.Two of the victims of the Ha Adar attack were two security guards - civilians under international law. The injured person was a civilian. The other victim was a member of Israel's Border Police, which reports to the Israeli Police and not the IDF. Normally police are considered civilian although an argument could be made that the Border Police could be considered combatants under international law given some of their operations.
But clearly three of the four people shot were civilians and this was a terror attack.
Kuttab, of course, was informed of this - and refused to issue a correction.
(full article online)
Daoud Kuttab @daoudkuttab, award winning Palestinian journalist and academic, proves his ignorance ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
They were all just hired guns. Perhaps with different titles.Two of the victims of the Ha Adar attack were two security guards - civilians under international law. The injured person was a civilian. The other victim was a member of Israel's Border Police, which reports to the Israeli Police and not the IDF. Normally police are considered civilian although an argument could be made that the Border Police could be considered combatants under international law given some of their operations.
But clearly three of the four people shot were civilians and this was a terror attack.
Kuttab, of course, was informed of this - and refused to issue a correction.
(full article online)
Daoud Kuttab @daoudkuttab, award winning Palestinian journalist and academic, proves his ignorance ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
They were all just hired guns. Perhaps with different titles.
They don't enforce anything. They are just hired guns for the occupation.They were all just hired guns. Perhaps with different titles.
How quickly you dismiss your little god-worship of international law when its Jews.
They don't enforce anything. They are just hired guns for the occupation.
They don't enforce anything. They are just hired guns for the occupation.
They are necessary security precautions to preserve life. (Which they did, may their memories be a blessing for their families and all humanity).
Hey, here's an idea -- why don't the Palestinians make the necessity for the preservation of life not need to be a thing anymore?
They only preserve the settler colonial stateThey are necessary security precautions to preserve life.
They don't enforce anything. They are just hired guns for the occupation.
They are necessary security precautions to preserve life. (Which they did, may their memories be a blessing for their families and all humanity).
Hey, here's an idea -- why don't the Palestinians make the necessity for the preservation of life not need to be a thing anymore?They only preserve the settler colonial stateThey are necessary security precautions to preserve life.
