Izrael: działania wojskowe w Strefie Gazy

[Gość: Juliusz z Danii]

Cos im slabo ta akcja wyszla - biora przyklad z USA i zamiast uzyc wlasciwej
broni (np.napalmu)tak sie po prostu pie....... z palestynska holota.
No, ale zobaczymy co z tego wreszcie wyjdzie.

[Gość: homofob i rasista]

dobry arab, martwy arab.

dobry glupi polak daje dupe

[Gość: antyglupkow]

[Gość: Sadzicie głupoty]

Zostawcie Arabów w spokoju, są źli i dobrzy, tak więc dlaczego mają cierpieć
wszyscy. Żydzi powinni eliminować tylko przywódców palestyńskich ugrupowań
terrorystycznych, którzy wysyłają dzieci na śmierć.

A POWIEDZ MI , JAK MOZNA OROZNIC ARABA

[Gość: roo]

OD TERRORYTY ?!...KAZDY ARAB JEST ZAWSZE CZYNNIE LUB BIERNIE PO STRONIE
TERRORYSTOW . Przeciez wiesz, ze tak jest i po co krecisz ?! Po co wmawiasz
sobie i innym ciemnote ?!Placa ci za to?!

glupi jednak jestes i tchurzem

[Gość: antyglupcow]

tata mowi kazdy z was stoi bierny po stronie ci ktorwy nas bombarduja i
zabijaja nasze dzieci
oczywiscie jesli mam anamlizowac glupio tak jak ty to kazda s,ierc ludzi w
europejski czy amerykanski miasto to zasluzeli na to
wiesz cwym sie roznic od tych ktory krytykujesz tylko tym ze jestes tchurzem i
nie jestes w stanie dzialac tak jak twoja doktryna ci wmawia czyli zabic
kazdego Araba czy Muzulmani mimo ze chcialbysz ich widzisz martwych ale za to
jestes taki sam fanatyk jak oni i niebezpieczne

PODUCZ SIE POLSKIEGO...

[Gość: roo]

CIEMNIAK Z CIEBIE-TCHORZU!!!! ORTOGRAFIA JEZYKA POLSKIEGO ROZNI SIE OD
ARABSKIEJ.

[Gość: bb]

to ze was nie zabijamy nie swiadczy o naszym tchurzostwie, ale raczej o ludzkim
podejscniu do problemu. Jakos dziwnie mamy nadzieje, ze zmadrzejecie, albo co
glubszy sie wysadzi i zostana tylko ci normalni. Sa tacy? Pojdz po rozum do
glowy, nikt nie chce cie widziec martwego, mamy tylko nadzieje, ze w pore
przestaniecie draznic niedzwiedzia.
Nie macie pojecia co to jest wojna, jeszcze jej nie doswiadczyliscie. Nie
wiecie co to bron masowego razenia, nie wiecie co to calkowite zniszczenie
stolicy, glod i zimno. Mam nadzieje, ze tym razem obedzie je bez atomowego
grzybka. A ja jestescie wsciekle psy nie do wychowania, no to co nam
zostaje.......?

Strzelasz a jak martwy to sie pytasz: terrorysta?

[Gość: Gieniek]

[Gość: igal]

ja pisze z izraela, mam troche blendow i pszepraszam za nie.
musze zaznaczyc ze w beer shewie arabowie zamordowali 16 niewinnych cywilow,
rowniez malych dzieci.
izraelski helikopter zabil 13 czlonkow Hamasu ktorzy przygotowali sie do
nastepnych morderstw ciwilow i dzieci przez bomby w autobusach.
niestety to yest mentalnosc arabska i nie ma z kim mowic.
ja mam nadzieie ze bedzie z tym koniec. norazie araby wysylaja rakiety na
cywilne i spokojne miasto iwoisko weszlo do Gazy i stara sie zatrzymac te
wysylanie rakiet

[Gość: BB]

czy nie uwazasz, ze przez to, ze bagatelizuje sie terroryzm w Europie, niedlugo
bedzie bardziej niebezpiecznie w Paryzu czy Rzymie, jak w Jerozolimie?? Jeszcze
nikt otwarcie nie skrytykowal Palestynczykow za ich akcje. Wciaz probujemy sie
dopatrzec w tych aktach heroizmu podobnego do Powstania Warszawskiego, ni
widzac, ze nigdy w historii Felestynczycy nie mieli swego kraju. Moze nie
mieli, bo na to nie mozna im pozwolic, moze dlatego, ze zawsze prowadzilo ich
zniszczenie i smierc?
Nie wierzycie, zajrzyjcie do Biblii.

[sol4000]

Gość portalu: Juliusz z Danii napisał(a):

> Cos im slabo ta akcja wyszla - biora przyklad z USA i zamiast uzyc wlasciwej
> broni (np.napalmu)tak sie po prostu pie....... z palestynska holota.
> No, ale zobaczymy co z tego wreszcie wyjdzie.

pas paa dine (vores) egne palaestinensere:-))) jakoze tez ich nie brakuje!

De er alt for meget palestinske banditer i Danmark

[Gość: Juliusz z Danii]

Og arbiske også.

[regiel]

Julek,
pisz po polsku, my we Wroclawiu nie znamy dunskiego.
Swoja droga Hamas ciezko pracuje na nagrode ktora mu serwuja Izraelczycy
Regiel

[Gość: dana33]

julek, my w jerozolimie tez nie znamy dunskiego... :)

[sol4000]

... i czego sie julka czepiacie? on ma podobne problemy-:)))

[Gość: dfsdfg]

men det er nemt at har dem ud af huset.

[Gość: jarek-Zyd ne telus]

bare man slar paa socjalt kontoret.

czy ten Arab byl rakiety wart.....

[Gość: jarek-Zyd ne telus]

Jaki jest koszt rakiety: produkcja, transport,

[Gość: Gieniek]

wypalenie itd. Jaka jest srednia celnosc rakiety. Jak to obliczysz musisz
porownac z kosztem wychowania przecietnego Araba. W koszt wychowania musisz tez
wliczyc koszt ksztalcenia Araba na zabojce Zydow. Wtedy bedziesz wiedzial.

A czy zydzi byli warci niemieckiej ?

[rzydzio54]

Niemcy czesto kazali ustawiac sie zydom w kolejce i potem strzelali przez kilku
jedna kula. Bardzo oszczedne.
Ale ja mysle ze to jeszcze bylo za drogo... No bo taka kula "made in germyny"
za tylko paru zydow to jednak rozrzunosc.

czyzby nam cos szugerowales?

[Gość: jarek-Zyd ne telus]

Dostalem e-mail od Allaha. "Hurys brakuje"

[Gość: Gerard]

[Gość: !!!]

Double Standards
by Gideon Levy
20 July 2004

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What would happen if a Palestinian terrorist were to detonate a bomb at the
entrance to an apartment building in Israel and cause the death of an elderly
man in a wheelchair, who would later be found buried under the rubble of the
building? The country would be profoundly shocked. Everyone would talk about
the sickening cruelty of the act and its perpetrators. The shock would be even
greater if it then turned out that the dead man's wife had tried to dissuade
the terrorist from blowing up the house, telling him that there were people
inside, but to no avail. The tabloids would come out with the usual screaming
headline: "Buried alive in his wheelchair." The terrorists would be
branded "animals."
Last Monday, Israel Defense Forces bulldozers in Khan Yunis, in the Gaza Strip,
demolished the home of Ibrahim Halfalla, a 75-year-old disabled man and father
of seven, and buried him alive. Umm-Basel, his wife, says she tried to stop the
driver of the heavy machine by shouting, but he paid her no heed. The IDF
termed the act "a mistake that shouldn't have happened," and the incident was
noted in passing in Israel. The country's largest-circulation paper, Yedioth
Ahronoth, didn't bother to run the story at all. The blood libel in France – a
woman's tale of being subjected to an anti-Semitic attack, which later turned
out to be fiction – proved a great deal more upsetting to people. There we
thought the assault was aimed against our people. But when the IDF bulldozes a
disabled Palestinian to death? Not a story. Just like the killing, under the
rubble of her home, of Noha Maqadama, a woman in her ninth month of pregnancy,
before the eyes of her husband and children, in El Boureij refugee camp a few
months earlier.

And what would happen if a Palestinian were to shoot an Israeli university
lecturer and his son in front of his wife and their young son? That's what
happened 10 days ago in the case of Dr. Salem Khaled, from Nablus, who called
to the soldiers from the window of his house because he was a man of peace and
the front door had jammed, so he couldn't get out. The soldiers shot him to
death and then killed his 16-year-old son before the eyes of his mother and his
11-year-old brother. It's not hard to imagine how we would react to the story
if the victims were ours.

But when we're implicated and the victims are Palestinians, we prefer to avert
our eyes, not to know, not to take an interest and certainly not to be shocked.
Palestinian victims – and their numbers, as everyone knows, are far greater
than ours – don't even merit newspaper reports, not even when the chain of
events is particularly brutal, as in the examples above. This is not an
intellectual exercise but an attempt to demonstrate the concealment of
information, the double morality and the hypocrisy. The indifference to these
two very recent incidents proved again that in our eyes there is only one
victim and all the others will never be considered victims.

If a European cabinet minister were to declare, "I don't want these long-nosed
Jews to serve me in restaurants," all of Europe would be up in arms and this
would be the minister's last comment as a minister. Three years ago, our former
labor and social affairs minister, Shlomo Benizri, from Shas, stated: "I can't
understand why slanty-eyed types should be the ones to serve me in
restaurants." Nothing happened. We are allowed to be racists. And if a European
government were to announce that Jews are not permitted to attend Christian
schools? The Jewish world would rise up in protest. But when our Education
Ministry announces that it will not permit Arabs to attend Jewish schools in
Haifa, it's not considered racism. Only in Israel could this not be labeled
racist. The heritage of Golda Meir – it was she who said that after what the
Nazis did to us, we can do whatever we want – is now having a late and
unfortunate revival.

What would happen if a certain country were to enact legislation forbidding
members of a particular nation to become citizens there, no matter what the
circumstances, including mixed couples who married and raised families? No
country anywhere enacts laws like these nowadays. Apart from Israel. If the
cabinet extends the validity of the new Citizenship Law today, Palestinians
will not be able to undergo naturalization here, even if they are married to
Israelis. We have the right, you see. And if the illegal Israeli immigrants in
the United States were hunted down like animals in the dark of night, the way
the Immigration Police do here, would we have a better understanding of the
injustice we are doing to a community that wants nothing other than to work
here?

What would we say if the parents of Israeli emigrants were separated from their
children and deported, without having available any avenue of naturalization,
no matter what the circumstances? And how would we classify a country that
interrogates visitors about their political opinions as soon as they disembark
from the plane at the airport and bars them from entering it if the security
authorities look askance at the opinions they express? What would happen if
anti-Semites in France were to poison the drinking water of a Jewish
neighborhood? Last week settlers poisoned a well at Atawana, in the southern
Mount Hebron region, and the police are investigating.

And we still haven't said anything about a country that would imprison another
nation, or about a regime that would prevent access to medical treatment for
some of its subjects, according to its national identity, about roads that
would be open only to the members of one nation or about an airport that would
be closed to the other nation. All this is happening in Israel and is pulling
from under us the moral ground that makes it possible for us to complain about
racism and anti- Semitism abroad, even when they actually erupt.