Let's Be Human: Israel and Gaza terrors
Many people are dying in this world everyday. There are many shootings and killings globally. Over one hundred people were died in Gaza in just a week. But who cares?
No one was there when Gaza was exhausting massacres! No united nations, no Condoleezza Rice, no peace wanting Egyptian government and even no global pacifist!
After last night shooting in Jerusalem, Rice says: “This barbarous act has no place among civilized peoples and shocks the conscience of all peace loving nations. There is no cause that could ever justify this action,”
Dear Rice, how should this shooting shocks the conscience of all peace loving nations while every terror acts that kill Palestinians everyday is not a case? What is your logic? Certainly both are the same; both are human! Aren’t they?
And fortunately there are many causes that can justify this action! I mention one. Just look at this simple rule: Whatever you do, whatever you think and act will be reflected back to you! Why you think that always one side should be conqueror and the other side must tolerate? What you give with a hand, you will take by another hand.
If these terrorism acts are happening and you are not happy about them, then you should find a solution to finish it; a thing that United States never wanted, at least in Bush era! They benefit of Middle East conflicts! They never looked for a peace in Middle East and always were taking Israel side.
Then enjoy the reflections!
I don’t want to advocate terror in Israel, because terrorism is a condemned act globally; but when world is not looking at a conflict or a problem equally, then many may feel good when poor and defenseless Gazaian celebrate this victory!
Let’s be human. Why world makes this event a great humanity tragedy while there are many more killings globally? Why should an Israeli be more human than a Palestinian?
That’s the WAR and war doesn’t care about any side! Then we should try to be human and end the war. Remember that what you give, will take!
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Dear Rice, how should this shooting shocks the conscience of all peace loving nations while every terror acts that kill Palestinians everyday is not a case? What is your logic? Certainly both are the same; both are human! Aren’t they?
The difference is that this act has deliberately targeted civilians.
In contrast, the attacks by Israel have been targeted at Hamas militants in response to rocket attacks (again deliberately targeted at civilians). Hamas’ policy is to use civilian human shields, which makes civilian casualties of Israeli attacks inevitable. This clearly demonstrates Hamas’ regard for Palestinian human life as well as Israeli. They are more concerned with getting negative publicity for Israel than with the lives of Palestinians.
But of course you know all this already, don’t you?
Michael,
On behalf of the True Persians, The Noahides inside Iran, and the g-d Fearing people of the world, I Condemn the barbaraic act of killing Yeshiva students. If you hear voices sarcastic at the moment is because the pitiful caricature of a president there in Iran has adopted this voice and that man is Hated, the regimes that turn a blind eye on the killing of students of religion call for G-d’s rage. They don’t believe in it, they wait and see!
Dear Michael,
Thats the new conflicts that Hamas found an ability to response to Israel. If you look at the whole process of war between Israel and Palestin and counting the civilians that were killed from each side; its not comparable! Palestin side is huge and you can conclude a genocide!
The point is that when a Israeli dies, media makes it a huge disaster, but killing palestinians makes no sense because we assume it an everydays matter! Both are human, even militants!
But can you give me an example if Palestinian civilians or militants were killed, any U.S. spokemen, any one related to U.S., Rice and the crew did say something about? They assume that Israelis are more human or something! Then the world is not looking at the problem equally!
In the last week where were United Nations? Why they were silent as a grave when Gaza was under attack?
And for 2008 conflicts check these out:
ISRAEL: Israeli forces pound Gaza Strip and Here
Israel keeps its promise of a ‘Holocaust’ in Gaza
PALESTINE: Four children die in Gaza strike
2008 Israel-Gaza conflict
Elinor,
Anyone condemn terrorism, but what do you exactly mean by “If you hear voices sarcastic at the moment is because the pitiful caricature of a president there in Iran has adopted this voice and that man is Hated”? Who is adopting that man?
Lord kavi
Be a man/mard, if you condemn the killing Say it, just don’t come up with anyone condemns terrorism. At the same time, if a nation is mourning do you find it the best momsnt to talk about where you see them wrong? This means not sympathising. This is the voice that man has adopted: if there had been a Holocaust, why should bla bla bla. This is being sarcastinc. People adopt this voice. this boice is not being humane, not being helpful to the Palestinians , whose Mahnood Abbas is the fist one to condemn this barbaric act. If you were not being sarcastic, better to show that like a Man! Like a Real mand from My country.
Lord Kavi, it may seem at times that the deaths of Israelis get more worldwide attention and sympathy than Palestinian deaths. And you feel that this is unjust, and that both should be treated equally.
I am not saying that there has not been injustice in the past, or even as we speak. But here’s the problem. If you treat everything equally, and call everything a “vicious cycle of violence,” and publicize Israeli casualties exactly the same as Palestinian casualties, then with such a mindset, how do you move forward toward peace? If everyone is equally right, and deserving of equaly sympathy, then no judgments can be made, and we’re at a standstill.
I realize there is a lot of history here. But I think that the essential difference between Israelis, and at least a significant minority of Palestinians, is that Israel is willing to make the concessions for peace, and groups like Hamas are not. That is the essential difference, and that explains why the two sides are not always treated equally in world opinion.
How do I know that Israel is willing to cut a deal? They did so with Egypt. They did so with Jordan. And they offered to do so with the Palestininas in the year 2000 with the offer made by Barak and Clinton. That offer was pretty close to what Palestinians said they wanted, and Arafat’s answer was the Intifada.
How do I know that Hamas is not as yet willing to cut a deal? Because they say they want to destroy Israel, and through their actions, they condition their people to celebrate death, and to tolerate the killing of innocents.
That’s the key difference, and until that difference is bridged, there will continue to be a diffence in how Palestinians are perceived and treated.
I can assure you, that given half a chance, Israel and America would do anything in their power to enable Palestinians to enjoy their own state and a better life. Hamas is intentionally blocking this. They are willing to sacrifice their own people for a cause that makes no sense.
Dear Elinor,
Ok, I Condemn this act with all sympathy as a Man
First, I never ever told that they were wrong! I just condemned Rice and U.S. and UN policies! Not anything more! and all I said is “That’s the WAR and war doesn’t care about any side! Then we should try to be human and end the war.”
I can understand your compassionate about this event and its natural!
I sympathy but in this post my aim wasnt sympathy with or with not; this post was for showing the inequality in encounting the world in Israel and Palestin conflicts! Your heart is grieved and I can understand you! But did you cried for Gaza children?
You are making a mistake: You are an Iranian and you want to seperate yourself from Ahmadi Nejad’s viewpoint and say Iranian people are fine but the regime had bad approach against Israel! I am Iranian and I feel like you and believe in you! I condemn strongly this terror too; But there is a point: you cannot dismiss realities because of your feelings! I was condemning Rice for her one-sided policy; U.S. and UN too. I was not Blaming Israel or condemning them. Open up your eyes. I wasnt sarcastic too. I just looked at inequality in this cruel world! just it!
Now you can excuse Israel for this terror or for being Iranian. you can also mourn beside them. I’m not into these things, because thats another tragedy occures in this world. Did you mourn for 68 people that were killed in Iraq yesterday? That was 68 and no one’s heart broke when they were killed in a crowded place (many youth, women and children)! And What About Rice?
I wonder why Condoleezza Rice’s heart breaks of dying of 8 Israeli but not 68 Iraqi? that’s the point that I’m mentioning!
Now am I clear for you or not yet?
Dear Nissim:
Thanks for your informative comment.
Do you realy believe that we should dismiss always one side’s right to have judgments? This is some kind of prejudge and by this approach we are going to make mistakes! Then why there shouldn’t be a Win-Win situation and both side enjoy?
Ok, if we consider Hamas as militant and a dominant in last conflicts (Hamas is something new is Palestin) then how do you judge whole the Israel-Palestin conflicts in the history? Where was Hamas then? Who was dominant in the battle field before Hamas? Who had ability to bring out peace and didn’t in half of a century?
By the way, I believe that both side are guilty, but Israel and U.S. always had the upper hand for finishing the conflicts! If they wanted they could’ve!
Dear Lord Kavi,
Thank you for being a Mard. We need to condemn all the savage acts, What I condemn is targetting the students of Yeshiva. It is as if you go to the Middle of Qum and explode a group of students of religon. That you go to Al-azhar and kill the students who are there to study religon. People who love to dedicate their lives to religon and G-d sit at the desks of a YTeshiva, or any religious school desk. They are G-d fearing. They should be respected despite all the differences,they are the chances that peace is bestowed upon the nations. religous groups meet and interact despite the national wars and conflicts. I have taken part in the seminars and conventions that the religious representatives of many religons had taken part and I could see how unified they are in ther views and their wisdom, we should back them.
I do not call Ahmadi my representative, because we do not have a fair election system. If we have a fair one, i don’t have to explain it to you, because as an Iranian you know perhaps better than me, then If under a Fair election, people voite and he is elected, then I will call him my representative, even though I vote for some one else.
How?
The most significant difference is that Palestinians celebrate the deaths of Israeli children. Israelis mourn the loss of any life, and the Israelis only target murderers. The fact that the murderers (those firing Kassam rockets into Israel) choose to hide in civilian areas cause civilian casualties when the Israelis try to stop them makes the murderers responsible for the casualties on both sides. As Golda Meir said, “There will be peace when the Arabs love their children more than they hate us.”
Guilt is on all of us. We can show we do not support the wrong deeds. Now 40 countries of the world have had demonstrations to free Osanlu, the Iranian laboror, this is very consolidating before any thing else.
Elinor,
I think I’m knowing you better! And I can guess that you are born in this month
I was Mard before condemning, cuz I condemned before you ask. I did it one more time for Elinor sake!
In the eye of humanity, religious student and other civilians are the same. We should learn to respect all human. No one is better! They can be people who are dedicating their life or soul to god or any other one. They all are human! All I want to say is it. No one is over the other. And U.S. (here Rice) cant see that Palestinian are human too!
Yes we aquarians!
you are man tow times, and more! Well each of us views life from different angle, but what you say is not different from what i say, in essence. I don’t believe in the power of great powers, I be3lieve in the power of humanity when we all hold hands and support one another in human ways.
Steve,
I know and deeply believe the palestinians you saw where merely some guys charged with hate. I am positive that there are many who condmen, but the media do not bother to focus on their faces, or if they do, it will endanger them in the chaotic situation of the region. I can introduce the palestinians who condmen and hate the acts of terror. We need more voices from all around us who would firsmly stand against these sort fo acts, so terrorists would realise they only have to go back to their nurturors, that they cannot rely on people to justify their acts.
Steve,
I believe that wasnt a nice act. But are Palestinians evils on the earth? I dont think so. You should learn why they are acting this way! What do you think? Why they do act like this?
I’ll tell you. They are suffering everyday, no one cares about them; everyday a new limitation; everyday dying a family member; living a stressful life and they cannot stand against Israel and etc.
All these things make you exhausted!
Why should Hamas evolve? Situations make people something that you may wonder as an American comfortable civilian!
You may take a look around and try compare your environment with palestinian! you’re wrong! That environment brings out you and this one brings out these! you cannot justify them as Evil!
Lord Kavi, I just got home so I couldn’t get back to you till now.
You asked my why doesn’t Israel try to create a “win-win” situation. I believe that Israel has exactly that in mind. If the Palestinians want a state, and want a life, then Israel will accomodate them. And Israel, with her knowhow, and her drive, is probably in the best position to make that happen.
But is peace, prosperity, and freedom, something the Palestinians really want?
You agree with me that Hamas is militant. But you state that Hamas is a relatively recent phenomenon. You ask, what about the history before Hamas?
Well, actually, the intent to destroy Israel manifested itself the day that Israel declared its independence, when it was invaded by all its neighbors. And in addition, Israel was invaded even though it agreed to the partition of the land as recommended by the U.N.
And the desire to destroy Israel continued even after Israel won its War of Independence. In 1967, as you recall, Nasser, of Egypt, was poised to destroy Israel once again. And Israel, in response, launched a pre-emptive attack in self-defense. And then again, in 1973, Egypt and Syria were once again poised to finish off the Jewish state. And once again, Israel had to defend herself from the onslaught. And the Palestinians, up to Oslo, made no pretense about their desire to liquidate the Jewish State. And even after Oslo, Arafat would often be quoted talking peace in English, but talking war, in Arabic, to his own people.
So you see, Lord, the desire to destroy Israel did not originate with Hamas, but originated instead from Israel’s very founding. And this history has to be considered in light of Jewish history. For 2000 years Jews were homeless, and were persecuted in their host countries, with: forced conversion, progroms, discrmination, etc. culminating in the tragedy of the Holocaust. So when we judge Israel’s reaction to Hamas, we have to view it from the perspective of people who have gone through an existential threat throughout their history, and who now have a state that they will hold on to with their teeth, if it comes to that.
Palestinians are suffering. Palestinian life is as sacred as Israeli life. The question that Palestinians have to answer is: Are you willing to give up your desire to destroy Israel, in exchange for a state of your own, and a decent life? Until that question is answered, we will continue to remain in a no man’s land of accusation and suspicion.
I would personally be honored to help negotiate a deal that would make the Palestinians whole. But they have to be willing. And they have to make that clear to the extremists who, for their own selfish reasons, are standing in the way.
“Victory?”
A victory for Hamas since it advances their cause of continuing the conflict, but is it really a victory for the Gazian people?
Dear Nissim,
Thanks one more time for your long informative comment!
I agree that Jews suffered a human history more than others. But I think that Palestinian ask why they should bear and penalize for that suffering. Once they’ve lived this land and suddenly they see they’re in a little limited one! Jerusalem is one of Muslim sacred places too, and they’ve lost it. Beside that, Palestin was their ancestral land. Its still hard for them to loose it!
Then both side has their right! This approach needs a “Win-Win” situaion with giving rights to both side to enjoy.
I believe Israel should satisfy them! Anyhow they will be satisfied if Israel response them well! until then, they would be the same! Then they will give up the desire for destroying Israel!
What do you think?
I know it’s hard to believe, Lord, but there is quite a strong minority of Palestinians, like Hamas, who would rather destroy Israel, then create a life for themselves or for their people.
You are speaking as a rational person. But not everyone is rational. You feel that if Israel makes a good offer, then people like Hamas would give up the dream of destroying Israel. So far, that hasn’t been the case.
In the year 2000, here is what Barak and Clinton offered:
The establishment of a Palestinian state.
Half of Jerusalem, and control over the Muslim holy sites.
All of Gaza.
Getting rid of almost all the settlements in the West Bank.
A small amount of land would be kept in the West Bank, and Israel would give back some Israeli land to offset this.
Thirty billion dollars would be paid to the refugees as compensation.
That was the offer, Lord. I’m not saying there shouldn’t be negotiations. But Arafat did not even counter offer. He just luanched the Intifada.
So I agree with you that Palestinians don’t have it easy. But if they, or their leaders, refuse to cut a deal, then how is anyone going to be able to make their lives better? For now, they seem to be content letting their leaders call the shots. But the leaders do not have the common sense that you have. They do not want a deal, because peace would undermine their power. They derive their power by keeping their people oppressed, and blaming Israel for it.
I know it’s not a pretty picture. But I think I’m seeing it as it is. How do we break the deadlock? The only way is to give up some of the ideology, in favor of a better life. But it is for the Palestinians themselves to decide. They can’t have both.
Nissim,
Agreed. But I still wonder why world is not the same with Israel and Palestin (the essential question of this post). Both are humans! And I still wonder! Did you see the news? Even the media treat inequaly! (yesterday news on 8 Israeli deads vs. 68 Iraqi deads).
Lord,
What about Iranian TV that only reflects all the Israeli faults and never mentions what happened beforehoand?
Iranian media shows no respect for a moderate person like Mahmood Abbas who is as much Palestinian as any other Palestinian inside and outside the region, because he is trying to do some thing constructive for his nation? Instead Iran full heartedly supports Hammas and all the terror acts are considered martyrdom, isn’t that ugly as well? Do you think that media in iran reflect the reality of the region?
Nissim,
Although you present your ideas from a philosophy of ‘common sense’ and peace, your sanctimonious tone and content are clearly an advocation of the Israeli government. And for that reason you cannot claim either the desire for common sense or for peace, real peace and freedom for the Palestinians anyway.
Please show me, throughout Israel’s existence, when and how they have shown that that is what they have in mind? – a win-win situation? And who or what do you think the Palestinians are that Israel will ‘accomodate’ them? Were these people not living on this land when the state of Israel was created? It is not Israel’s role to ‘accomodate’ the Palestinians, it is their duty to allow a situation to develop in which all the people now living on this tiny piece of land can live side by side in equality and peace. And it is the duty too of the Palestinians to do the same. Hamas should not be in power, and neither should Fatah, but neither should the current Israeli government.
Radical change is the only thing that should be fought for and advocated, not the corrupt extreme parties currently in control of one of the most fragile areas in the world.
And what kind of question is ‘But do Palestinians really want peace etc..?’?? Your opinion of the Palestinian people in all that you have been saying is quite clear – But completely unjust – not all of the Palestinians are attacking or supporting the attacks on Israel.
Ofcourse Israel agreed to the UN partition of Palestine, they got 55% of the land. Yes ofcourse now looking at the history of this conflict, we can kick ourselves and wish the Arabs had just accepted that and moved on, but we can’t change the past and we can’t live by the past, we should only learn from it.
But as human beings are we able to comprehend the legitimacy of the fight for one’s land? the land that was given away by a foreign occupier that had in fact promised them a free and independent Palestine if they would fight with them (the British) against the Ottoman Empire? (of which the Arabs kept their promise) If we can acknowledge the desire for a Jewish homeland as Israel, should we not also acknowledge the desire for an undivided Palestinian land?
And what in fact is Israel/US offering the Palestinians as a state? A geographically divided state where the main sources of water/electricity are based in Israel, where the most fertile land has been snatched away, and where they are overlooked by enourmous settlements, conveniently placed on the top of hills. And what about the rights of the Arab Israeli’s, where will they stand? And Jerusalem? Ofcourse if Israel is to ‘accomodate’ the Palestinians Jerusalem will have to go to Israel. As long as Israel’s conditions are met peace can be possible, but their conditions are unreasonable and frankly unacceptable if we are to care at all about the lives of the Palestinians.
And also, Why is it that the Israeli government and its advocates are able to keep bringing up the holocaust and are even justified in using the word ‘Shoah’ – translated as both disaster or more commonly holocaust – to describe what will happen to the Palestinians. (I think he could have thought of a better term than one that also refers to the Holocaust don’t you think? It seems a little too convenient?). However as soon as anyone says anything about or questions Israel’s legitimacy/policies/aggression/etc they are ripped apart, like Arun Ghandi. The double standards make me sick.
Again your questioning is a little off to say the least. I would ask instead, is the Israeli government willing to put a viable legitimate state on the table.. one that may not meet all their criteria? Are they willing to give up on their perfect Israel?
Elinor,
When there is no moderate media (or is rare), then someone should moderate the news! The world is mourning over that Terror, and no one cares about Palestinian side and desire! Then I tried to care about their desire!
Kavi ! my Lord!
I don’t know where in the world you are talking about. I am right here in Iran and Palestinian cause is very much amatter of national concern here. The news as we trun on the TV is dominated by all what happens in Gaza or West bank, any attack from the Palestinian side is called maryrdom seeking operation. The national football’s most popular program which is merely a non- politcal program on tv, which daws million and millions of iranian on Monday nights to the program, breaks the program to broadcast the clips that our national tv has prepared. They indeed start the program by showing their support for the Palestinain cause. Many times even in the international games which the youth are very concerned with, between the two halves of football game is dedicated to the nation of Palestine and their sufferings. I am very sure the government is not very sincer in its ambitions, otheriwise it din’t need to get out of its ways, perhaps more than some other countries who are immidiately neighbors of the two disputed countries. Well, I do not hear any thing from the TV condemning an act as such, if they condmen that would be very hidingly no one in the land should know, among themselves, they will not let that be voiced. This is not being honest. This is not people feel. It is betraying me as an I(ranian if they want to show we only care for one party. One group. So, here I voice people who are not being voiced at all.
Apoligies if this has already been posted, but a Palestinian from Gaza and an Israeli from Sderot together started a blog (http://gaza-sderot.blogspot.com/) for dialogue and understanding. They have since created a petition (www.one-month.org) for a cease fire. Check them out.
Tamara, thanks for your comments. I can see there is a lot we don’t agree on. But that’s OK. If everyone agreed on everything, there wouldn’t be much to talk about.
You say that I am being “sanctimonious” when I talk about common sense and peace. First I had to look up the word, and then I knew I was being cut down. Thank God for dictionaries. To be “sanctimonious if to make a hypocritical show of piety or righteousness. First of all, I don’t think I’m particularly pious or righteous. Second, I don’t think I’m begin hypocritcal to suggest that there is a fundamental problem in bringing peace to the Middle East: the committment, in parts of the region, to ideological extremism at the expense of the welfare of the people. This may be a harsh charge, on my part, but is not exactly hypocritical. Would it be less hypocritical to be morally neutral on everything, and not say what may be offensive, and therefore, not get anything done with regard to peace?
I think I am serious about common sense and peace. If I could somehow get a project going in the West Bank, I would move there, and try to make something happen to turn things around. But people like me are going nowhere fast if the ideological extremists are successful in thwarting the will of the people.
You ask for proof that Israel seeks a “win-win solution.” Here are the kind of things that point me in that direction: Israel made peace with Egypt, Israel made peace with Jordan, Israel has approached Syria for a peaceful resolution, Israel put a decent offer on the table in 2000 for the Palestinians, etc. In addition, may I remind you, without being “sactimonious” of course, that 20% of Israel is Arab. There is some discrimination toward these people, I will not deny. But they are full citizens, with the right to vote, with representation in Parliament, with decent jobs, and with one of the highest standards of living in the Arab world. Most of these people do not want to live anywhere else.
Jews are not killers. They will kill to survive. But they do not relish killing. How many Jewish hunters do you know? If anything, Jews would like to believe, against all odds, that they can play a part in bringing justice to the world, starting with the Palestinian people, who are rightfully entitled to justice, and who don’t deserve being used as ideological pawns.
You don’t like the use of the word “accomodate.” You think it insults Palestinians. I meant to say that Israel is willing to “make concessions” in the name of peace, and to yield to most of what the Palestinians say they want. What’s so insulting about that?
You say that not all Palestinians are terrorists. That’s true. Most Palestinians want a state, and want a life. However, they have put in power, and continue to support, a radical element which celebrates death, and which wants to use the suffering of the people as a way of consolidating power. For these people, like Hamas, peace would interfere with their agenda, and would bring an end to their power. They need a diversion from the truth, and the hate toward Israel and toward Jews provides an excellent diversion to distract attention from the inadequacy of their failed policies.
You say we can’t dwell on the past. You’re right. But that is exactly what extremist elements on both sides are doing. They would rather dwell on the injustices of the past, then allow for there to be hope for the future.
In terms of the deal that Israel would be willing to put on the table, all that can be worked out. I personally would love to play a part. But my guess is that if Palestinians begin to embrace the possibility of peace, then Israel would reciprocate in kind, and would put together a proposal which would have the best chance of securing for them the best that life has to offer. Israel is strong economically, and could use that strength to revitalize the Palestinian economy, and in fact, the economy of most of the Middle East. That would bring true justice. War and destruction would not.
I may be wrong, but I think I see things as they are, Tamara. Israel does have its faults, I have no doubt. But Israel is not a killing machine. Neither is it insensitive to the need for justice for Palestine. But the big hurdle in this whole mess, is for Palestinians, once and for all, to open up to the possibility of peace. Will there be total justice? No. Not on this earth, at least. But a Vision of Hope- a Vision of Peace, Prosperity, and Freedom- could be made real for Palestine, and for the whole of the Middle East, if people finally choose to make it so. This discussion is a first step. And then it will be up to us, you and me, to make something happen on the ground.
Thank you Corey. Its the right place to be reminded people from both sides need peace.
Elinor,
I’m familiar to my land’s news and know how they broadcast. But I mentioned CNN or BBC’s news and the difference between investing on this Terror and Others!
Regards,
Kavi,
ok ? no hard feelings dadash 
I speak to you but the Middle East hears what you say, that’s why I talk to you Loudly
How would you explain this expansion then Nissim? Is this attributable to their security?
Dear Lord Kavi,
We disagree with what you are saying. We feel that the US and the rest of the world cannot always be a mediator. The Middle East needs to be able to handle situations such as these on their own. Situations such as these could be prevented if the people of the Middle East stopped living in the past and make strides in accepting one another.The Middle East’s media and the United States’ media is portraying the peoples of these countries in a bad light. We do agree with the fact that people are dying everyday and this needs to be stopped. But, we also feel that the Middle East needs to take steps toward stopping this. The Middle East can’t completely rely on outside countries to step in a mediate all their problems, and then blame them when they struggle. Countries need to be independent and deal with their own issues, and the Middle East needs to learn that.
Dear Catherine H & Kate,
I agree with you when you refer to a will that both side should have to finish the war! But as you may know in 1947 US and the rest of the world seperated a countery to two states! Then they mediated! That interference made them here where they are now; then again they should try to HELP but not to SOLVE the situation!
Arabs (Palestin) never wanted Israel independence and never wanted that to be an issue!
سلام
i dont think this war made sense. just killing people.it’s so scary its worst than our bombay attacks by pakistan’.
but i do know that history proves that israel is the land of jews and God blessed jews with that land and jeruselem is the land of JEWS not palistianians.
i do understand that they dont have a country of their own but if u read history from the beginning you’ll know that palistine was a small place not A TOWN not a city not a country. before umar bin al khatab came over there wasn;t even one muslim at that time.
eveقytime hamas kills their own citizens they harm kids at the own place.
this is not good. i also understand that the WAR was’nt good to.
but Hamas attacks israel always 1st and this time when it went over broad israel didnt keep quite.but israel bombed without mercy,that was terrible…
but thanks God …
Al alem allah.. to keep his children safe.
اللة هعا