The Murdered Peace...

pbel

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When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

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Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.
 
When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

665003303001_4589082132001_vs-5634a954e4b00e67b289cd9f-782203291001.jpg

Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.

You are so right on Nutandyahoo. What kind of leader makes peace offerings to Palestinians, builds a security fence & grants them their own land so the Palestinians can remain in Israel? Face it you Zionists, no Arab leader ever treated the Palestinians like Israel does. No wonder there is no peace. When Israel abandons their failed Zionist agenda & learns to treat the Palis like king Hussein did, then there will be peace. Down with Nutandyahoo. LET THERE BE PEACE ALREADY!
 
When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

665003303001_4589082132001_vs-5634a954e4b00e67b289cd9f-782203291001.jpg

Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.

You are so right on Nutandyahoo. What kind of leader makes peace offerings to Palestinians, builds a security fence & grants them their own land so the Palestinians can remain in Israel? Face it you Zionists, no Arab leader ever treated the Palestinians like Israel does. No wonder there is no peace. When Israel abandons their failed Zionist agenda & learns to treat the Palis like king Hussein did, then there will be peace. Down with Nutandyahoo. LET THERE BE PEACE ALREADY!

It's unfortunate, but when the leader of an Islamist nation attempts to make a lasting peace with Israel, it doesn't take long before the fatwa pens start scratching out the details inciting the islamo-goon squads resulting in islamo's sleeping with the fishes.... er..... I mean falafel.

Just ask Anwar Sadat.
 
Netanyahu is not a practicing Jew.
He just wants to keep Jews from being murdered by Muslims.
 
When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

665003303001_4589082132001_vs-5634a954e4b00e67b289cd9f-782203291001.jpg

Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.





AlJazeera, is that the best you can do a LYING RAG that only reports islamonazi propaganda and Jew hatred, apart from when it slips up and posts the truth about the terrorists killed last summer in gaza.
 
When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

665003303001_4589082132001_vs-5634a954e4b00e67b289cd9f-782203291001.jpg

Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.





AlJazeera, is that the best you can do a LYING RAG that only reports islamonazi propaganda and Jew hatred, apart from when it slips up and posts the truth about the terrorists killed last summer in gaza.

Which LYING zionut rag would you recommend then Phoney?
 
Netanyahu is not a practicing Jew.
He just wants to keep Jews from being murdered by Muslims.

Well if that is true then why does he provoke the Palestinians by making peace offerings to them, building a security fence & granting them their own land so they can remain to attack Israel & kill his citizens?
 
When Right Wing Religion Judaism murdered peace twenty years ago by nutcases like Netanyahu we have no hope of peace today, tomorrow or ever, it will end in Israel's future destruction again...

Remembering Yitzhak Rabin
Tens of thousands of Israelis have gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the late Israeli leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by an ultranationalist Israeli 20 years ago.

"Two decades have gone by, and still we remain overly focused on the wounds of the past, and not enough on building the future," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin addressed the crowd.

665003303001_4589082132001_vs-5634a954e4b00e67b289cd9f-782203291001.jpg

Israel remembers the man who promised peace

On November 4, 1995, then-Prime Minister Rabin was shot at a peace rally by Yigal Amir, who was motivated by his opposition to the negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

"Too much are we focused on fear, and not enough on hope," Rivlin said. "We should have no fear."

Former US President Bill Clinton also spoke at the event, while current President Barack Obama addressed the estimated 100,000-strong crowd with a recorded video message.

Speaking to the audience, Clinton said that Rabin "defended the country, but more importantly for tonight, he advanced the values fundamental to Israel [and] stood for freedom, peace, acceptance of those who are different from us.
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E. as much as Al Jazeera is a propaganda outlet.

Just like every Israeli leadership in the past and present Israel was willing to take a risk despite the Palestinian aggression and falsehood, Rabin was murdered because he was signed with Arafat that threatened with thousand suicide bombers in Jerusalem.

Rabin was more of an action-person rather than politics and I can assure you that if Rabin wasn't murdered the Palestinians would've pay a painful price for betraying the agreements as they always did.

Keep the good work Team Palestine.
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
According to you the problem is obviously with Jews..

Keep trying Pal.

According to you the problem is obviously with Muslims..
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
According to you the problem is obviously with Jews..

Keep trying Pal.

Daniyel, it is obvious that when you put a foreign population into an area and remove a large portion of the native people people in that area to make room for the foreign population, a problem is created. You would have us believe that the source of the problem is the native people. In fact, the source of the problem is the transfer of a foreign population into an area inhabited by a native population.

Until the Israeli Jews accept that they did settle an inhabited land, removed a large portion of the native people to make room for themselves and that they, like any neutral observer would judge this to be a wrong perpetrated on the native population, no solution will be found.
 
In a sad sense NioNuts like you will never see the light of day because your power consciousnas will forverever blind you from common sense.


The Palestinians are a very small part of the ME equation...Look into the future, this war is not between Israel and the Palestinians. It is a larger conflict between Western Imperialists who use International L aw was to control the underdeveloped world with Neo-Colonialism.

They know this by experience and Occupation...The sheer numbers will speak for the future by Demographics or fire. It is certain that Colonialism is dead.
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
According to you the problem is obviously with Jews..

Keep trying Pal.

According to you the problem is obviously with Muslims..
Palestinians - I never mentioned the word Muslims and neither did Rabin.
In fact Rabin was looking to strengthen the relations with Jordan.
You,on the other hand, mentioned Jews and Muslims, still want to wear this avatar of yours?
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
According to you the problem is obviously with Jews..

Keep trying Pal.

According to you the problem is obviously with Muslims..
Palestinians - I never mentioned the word Muslims and neither did Rabin.
In fact Rabin was looking to strengthen the relations with Jordan.
You,on the other hand, mentioned Jews and Muslims, still want to wear this avatar of yours?

No, you are right, I stand corrected... Although you did mention Jews, not Israelis.

Let's put it in YOUR terms...

Jews taking land that is not theirs, occupying and oppressing peoples of another state, is a good idea?
 
Rabin said a Palestinian state would be a cancer in the heart of the M.E

And putting Jews in the heart of the Muslim 'hornets nest' was a good idea...

Oh please...

Should have chosen the Africa option, wouldn't have been such an issue now!
According to you the problem is obviously with Jews..

Keep trying Pal.

According to you the problem is obviously with Muslims..
Palestinians - I never mentioned the word Muslims and neither did Rabin.
In fact Rabin was looking to strengthen the relations with Jordan.
You,on the other hand, mentioned Jews and Muslims, still want to wear this avatar of yours?

No, you are right, I stand corrected... Although you did mention Jews, not Israelis.

Let's put it in YOUR terms...

Jews taking land that is not theirs, occupying and oppressing peoples of another state, is a good idea?
This "stealing land" meme you Islamics rattle on about is pretty silly. Islamics stole land from earlier people in the territories yet you islamo-supremacists presume an entitlement, presumably in furtherance of of the islamo-waqf thingy.
 
Who had the Christian and Muslim Palestinians "stolen" the land from when the Zionist colonists started arriving?
 
Who had the Christian and Muslim Palestinians "stolen" the land from when the Zionist colonists started arriving?
Firstly, "Pal'istanians" is a false label. "Pal'istanians" as a national identity was the invention of Yassir Arafat in the late 1960's. The Pal'istanian territory (referred to as Southern Syria), was occupied by Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters prior to the arrival of Jews looking to reclaim their ancestral homeland.

I'm afraid your insensate Jooooooo hatreds won't allow you an objective view of this - pretty typical for you Islamists retrogrades.
 
Who had the Christian and Muslim Palestinians "stolen" the land from when the Zionist colonists started arriving?
Firstly, "Pal'istanians" is a false label. "Pal'istanians" as a national identity was the invention of Yassir Arafat in the late 1960's. The Pal'istanian territory (referred to as Southern Syria), was occupied by Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese squatters prior to the arrival of Jews looking to reclaim their ancestral homeland.

I'm afraid your insensate Jooooooo hatreds won't allow you an objective view of this - pretty typical for you Islamists retrogrades.

I'm afraid the Zionist propaganda you are spouting was debunked long ago on this forum. Stop making a fool of yourself.

The Palestinians (Christians and Muslims of the Palestinian Delegation to London) called themselves the people of Palestine in correspondence with the British in 1922 and did so earlier.

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https://palestinianmandate.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/cm-1700.pdf
 

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