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30.01.06, 03:14
Netanyahu porownal dojscie Hamasu do wladzy z dojsciem do wladzy faszyzmu w
Niemczech !!!! Na takie porownanie to trzeba miec tupet !!! Zapowiedzial tez
iz skonczy oddawanie ukradzionej ziemi Palestynczykom (Talmud sie klania) i
bedzie sie staral blokowac transfer pieniedzy dla nich.
W przeciwienstwie do Ciucki ktora chce niepodleglej Palestyny i ich armii
( aby ich bylo latwiej wycinac rybenku)
Mr N bedzie robil wszystko aby tak sie nie stalo.
Teraz Mr N powinien zostac wybrany premierem i mamy takie jatki jakich swiat
nie widzial !
Wycieczke na BW szczerze odradzam
Netanyahu compares Hamas election win to rise of Hitler
By Lilach Weissman, Haaretz Correspondent
While stumping in Netanya on Sunday, Likud Chairman MK Benjamin Netanyahu
compared Hamas' victory in Palestinian parliamentary elections last week to
the rise of the Nazis in Germany in the 1930s.
"A few days ago, a new foe arose," Netanyahu said at a campaign stop at the
Park Hotel. "When Hitler rose to power, it was said that ruling would
moderate him, and it was also said in regards to the Ayatollahs regime and
the Taliban. There are urgent warning signs that [scream] out a lust for
murder and destruction."
"The Likud will not continue transferring territory, [we] need to stop giving
them money - neither ours nor the world's - and [we] must prevent them from
establishing an army any which way possible," Netanyahu said, adding that the
Likud will derail Hamas' continuing ascent.
"We will ratchet up international pressure so that the Palestinian government
will change direction and will not threaten us," Netanyahu said.
Netanyahu was accompanied at the event by Likud No. 2 MK Silvan Shalom. Both
candidates took to the podium and praised one another in a display of unity.
The former foreign minister assailed the policy of Acting Prime Minister Ehud
Olmert, namely his decision to allow Hamas to participate in the elections.
"On our own volition we made a wrong decision and brought about the rise of
Hamas," Shalom said. "And now the intelligence services are blamed for not
anticipating the result in advance."
"What, does intelligence view the future through coffee?" Shalom said. "Does
intelligence [serve as] an astrologist? If so, it should tell us what is
going to happen on March 28 (the date of general elections)."
"[People] are looking for someone to blame, but Olmert, with his own hands,
brought about the rise of Hamas by allowing elections in east Jerusalem,"
Shalom said.
In response, Kadima issued a statement saying the State of Israel "remembers
very well Benjamin Netanyahu's resounding failure as prime minister."
