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Thank you.RE: (OPEN APOLOGY) Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,
OK, here goes... I have often said, that when I'm "wrong," I would own-up to it and acknowledge that.
(APOLOGY)
I owe P F Tinmore an open apology. Just a little more than a month ago, I raked "P F Tinemore" over the coals and implied that he was unenlightened concerning the relationship between sovereign territory, territorial integrity or political independence of any state (in this case Israel). I was wrong --- at least in a part, over something of critical importance. He has made a valid point, and it is recognized by me. I sincerely apologize.
(COMMENT)... Israel’s defenders say the repression is necessary to protect the state’s borders, a claim that has drawn mockery from critics who note that Israel has never acknowledged any borders.
... “The Israeli occupation claims its soldiers shoot the protesters because they damage the borders,” the Hamas spokesperson said. “Let the Israelis tell us: do they have definite borders, and where are they?”
Not unlike the position he has pulled out of the quoted article, P F Tinmore has made this observation several times (many several times) over the last couple of year.
He has asked several times for a Map of Israel. Behind his question is that no one knows where Israel is (exactly). I, like many, have given P F Tinmore all kinds of Maps, and none of them. So finally, in a last ditch effort to lay the question to rest, I posed the question (Sep 2 at 5:44 PM) to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs ([email protected]):
✪ BLUF: I would appreciate a medium size digital map which unambiguously shows Israel Sovereign Territory.
I thought it was a fairly simple request. I have experience working in an American Embassy (over 5 years at three different posts Level 5 Clearance, but no official capacity). This simple request is an assignment that an Administrative Assistant to a lowly Third Secretary. But, alas - I guess there is some reason why they cannot answer the question.
In any event, while I still don't believe P F Tinmore's position is correct. If "I" ask the Government of Israel the question, supra, no acknowledgment and no reply is the outcome.
Very Sincerely,
R
Land and borders cannot be separated. You can't have one without the other. Borders define a piece of territory. Everything inside the borders is ours. Everything not in those borders is not.
Links?Thank you.RE: (OPEN APOLOGY) Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,
OK, here goes... I have often said, that when I'm "wrong," I would own-up to it and acknowledge that.
(APOLOGY)
I owe P F Tinmore an open apology. Just a little more than a month ago, I raked "P F Tinemore" over the coals and implied that he was unenlightened concerning the relationship between sovereign territory, territorial integrity or political independence of any state (in this case Israel). I was wrong --- at least in a part, over something of critical importance. He has made a valid point, and it is recognized by me. I sincerely apologize.
(COMMENT)... Israel’s defenders say the repression is necessary to protect the state’s borders, a claim that has drawn mockery from critics who note that Israel has never acknowledged any borders.
... “The Israeli occupation claims its soldiers shoot the protesters because they damage the borders,” the Hamas spokesperson said. “Let the Israelis tell us: do they have definite borders, and where are they?”
Not unlike the position he has pulled out of the quoted article, P F Tinmore has made this observation several times (many several times) over the last couple of year.
He has asked several times for a Map of Israel. Behind his question is that no one knows where Israel is (exactly). I, like many, have given P F Tinmore all kinds of Maps, and none of them. So finally, in a last ditch effort to lay the question to rest, I posed the question (Sep 2 at 5:44 PM) to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs ([email protected]):
✪ BLUF: I would appreciate a medium size digital map which unambiguously shows Israel Sovereign Territory.
I thought it was a fairly simple request. I have experience working in an American Embassy (over 5 years at three different posts Level 5 Clearance, but no official capacity). This simple request is an assignment that an Administrative Assistant to a lowly Third Secretary. But, alas - I guess there is some reason why they cannot answer the question.
In any event, while I still don't believe P F Tinmore's position is correct. If "I" ask the Government of Israel the question, supra, no acknowledgment and no reply is the outcome.
Very Sincerely,
R
Land and borders cannot be separated. You can't have one without the other. Borders define a piece of territory. Everything inside the borders is ours. Everything not in those borders is not.
Looking at the long list of territorial disputes virtually on every continent, this statement is just a funny hallucination.
Everything inside the borders of Mandatory Palestine was vested with the sovereignty of the Jewish Nation by an act of international law, anything beyond is generosity.
Links?Thank you.RE: (OPEN APOLOGY) Palestine Today
※→ P F Tinmore, et al,
OK, here goes... I have often said, that when I'm "wrong," I would own-up to it and acknowledge that.
(APOLOGY)
I owe P F Tinmore an open apology. Just a little more than a month ago, I raked "P F Tinemore" over the coals and implied that he was unenlightened concerning the relationship between sovereign territory, territorial integrity or political independence of any state (in this case Israel). I was wrong --- at least in a part, over something of critical importance. He has made a valid point, and it is recognized by me. I sincerely apologize.
(COMMENT)... Israel’s defenders say the repression is necessary to protect the state’s borders, a claim that has drawn mockery from critics who note that Israel has never acknowledged any borders.
... “The Israeli occupation claims its soldiers shoot the protesters because they damage the borders,” the Hamas spokesperson said. “Let the Israelis tell us: do they have definite borders, and where are they?”
Not unlike the position he has pulled out of the quoted article, P F Tinmore has made this observation several times (many several times) over the last couple of year.
He has asked several times for a Map of Israel. Behind his question is that no one knows where Israel is (exactly). I, like many, have given P F Tinmore all kinds of Maps, and none of them. So finally, in a last ditch effort to lay the question to rest, I posed the question (Sep 2 at 5:44 PM) to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs ([email protected]):
✪ BLUF: I would appreciate a medium size digital map which unambiguously shows Israel Sovereign Territory.
I thought it was a fairly simple request. I have experience working in an American Embassy (over 5 years at three different posts Level 5 Clearance, but no official capacity). This simple request is an assignment that an Administrative Assistant to a lowly Third Secretary. But, alas - I guess there is some reason why they cannot answer the question.
In any event, while I still don't believe P F Tinmore's position is correct. If "I" ask the Government of Israel the question, supra, no acknowledgment and no reply is the outcome.
Very Sincerely,
R
Land and borders cannot be separated. You can't have one without the other. Borders define a piece of territory. Everything inside the borders is ours. Everything not in those borders is not.
Looking at the long list of territorial disputes virtually on every continent, this statement is just a funny hallucination.
Everything inside the borders of Mandatory Palestine was vested with the sovereignty of the Jewish Nation by an act of international law, anything beyond is generosity.
The Palestinian Kids Fighting Israel's Occupation
And then she says the origin of the conflict was the displacement of the Arab "Palestinian" people.
Oh, so NOT!
sorry dude, there was). yah, the palestinians, they definitely migrated from Jordan to "palestine" [where the hebrews lived first] ...then decided to call themselves palestinians....they "ain't" native palestinians as montelaticci & company think....
....when they decided they wanted palestine for themselves...they beat people up and took over the place.....
the Bible reveres israel more than...any book. they also recognize israel [and palestine] in The World Atlas/Encyclopedia Britannica Unabridged, copyright 1942 thru 1947, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1954, page 30. (wikipedia, LoL 'mary') ......this book (15"x 11-1/2"), weighs like 50 Lbs.........Wikipedia......when you're there, can you order a latte from starbucks and play candy-crush at the same time?
can't hurt to pray for Hamass and their...nasty Qassam ways....God help them....
The New Palestinians!
There are the old guard of PLO, Fatah, Hamas, etc. who are in their 6os, 70s, and 80s. They have had few, if any, accomplishments in the last few decades.
Then there are the new Palestinians who are mostly under 40. Intelligent, articulate, and well educated, with a different view of what Palestine is to be. They have no interest in the established parties. They have made great strides in the Palestinian cause.
The Palestinian Kids Fighting Israel's Occupation
no body else...
we won't live in peace as long as they are on our land.'
the poor kid(s).......
