Topic: Who Says Hamas Was Elected into Power?
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Sun 11/25/12 01:29 PM
P.S. And please don't start that crap about Jew hating sites. The only sites I can actually find positive stuff about Israel are on Pro-Zionist and Pro-Israel sites. Everything else... even the major news media sites... well they don't make Israel look so great either.

Every news site has a different spin so you have to look at a lot of them and then be your own judge.


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Sun 11/25/12 01:41 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 11/25/12 01:44 PM
how ignorant... they are surrounded on all sides by a religion that hates them, and you say it's Israels fault... every country in the world does covert operations, but only Israel is evil... oh yea, the US too, because they back Israel... you sound like every muslim i have ever talked to, except they openly admit they hate jews, where you can't admit it...


That is an ignorant statement. "Religion" does not "hate."

People hate.

I think it is Israel's fault that their neighbors hate them. What good has Israel done for their neighbors except invade and infiltrate and oppress?

I don't like the Muslim's treatment of women either, but those people are so busy fighting over a stoopid religion and trying to survive all the hatred of each other and Israel they don't have time to stop and evolve where women;s rights are concerned.

Yes, I know that every country engages in covert operations, but for Israel, that is their most powerful weapon. They go to extremes with infiltration. ....infiltrating even the Catholic Church pretending to be priests.

I can't say I hate "Jews" because I don't. Why would I "admit" something that is not true? There are people who pretend to be Jews, but they are not. Some of these same people pretend to be Christians, even Catholic priests, but they are not. These people don't practice the religions they claim to be. They use religion to manipulate people into killing each other. If they worship any God at all it is their own evil deity of DEATH.

(Just as the skull and bones society worships death.}









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Sun 11/25/12 01:53 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 11/25/12 01:58 PM
Here is a question for you.

What is it about Israel's religion, that Muslims hate so much? What is it about Muslims religion that you say makes them hate Israel so much?

If it is really about "religion" (which I don't believe at all) then lets discuss the religious points that are so crucial that two groups will spend generations killing each other.

Both religions, even the Christian religion, are all derived from the same Book. THE BIBLE.

So what, pray tell, is the big fat disagreement?

If the Bible, and religion is really the cause of all the wars in this world, seriously, then the Bible should be banned. It seems to be an instrument of destruction.

Ban the Bible, and get rid of all religions.

That should end all the wars in the world

Right?

I'm beginning to understand the idea of a one world government and a one world religion...

Only forget the religion.







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Sun 11/25/12 01:59 PM
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Sun 11/25/12 02:01 PM
Zionism reversed Jewish historical passivity to persecution and asserted the Jewish right to self-determination and independent survival. This is why anti-Zionists see it as a perversion of Jewish humanism. Zionism entails the difficulty of dealing with sometimes impossible moral dilemmas, which traditional Jewish passivity in the wake of historical persecution had never faced. By negating Zionism, the anti-semite is arguing that the Jew must always be the victim, for victims do no wrong and deserve our sympathy and support.

Israel errs like all other nations: it is normal. What anti-Zionists find so obscene is that Israel is neither martyr nor saint. Their outrage refuses legitimacy to a people's national liberation movement. Israel's stubborn refusal to comply with the invitation to commit national suicide and thereby regain a supposedly lost moral ground draws condemnation. Jews now have the right to self-determination, and that is what the anti-semite dislikes so much.

Emanuele Ottolenghi is the Leone Ginzburg Fellow in Israel Studies at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies and the Middle East Centre at St Antony's College, Oxford


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2003/nov/29/comment


So, this raises the question, 'Why single out Israel and hold it up repeatedly as a Pariah among the international community?' The answer is, of course, anti-Semitism, for no other nation is subject to such scrutiny. Israel is not infallible, but nor is any other nation, many whose human rights record makes Israel's pale into insignificance, but they are not hated and villified like Israel.

Before this turns into the usual argument regarding 'rights' to the land that is now immaterial as the nation exists, and as such, has the right to exist as any other nation.

Somehow, everything our culture reviles is attributed indirectly, or directly, to Israel or the Jewish people. That says more about our values than it does about Israel and the Jewish people.


Yep,the Guardian being a Friend of Jews and Israel!laugh laugh laugh

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Sun 11/25/12 02:03 PM
funny,all those anti-Semite/anti-Zionist-Rants only make the Ranters look foolish!
Just another set of "Truthers"!:laughing:

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Sun 11/25/12 02:10 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 11/25/12 02:11 PM
Of course Jews have a right to survival.

Every person has a right to life. But do you see all religions insisting that they have the right to a country?

Okay "countries" have a right to exist. Right? Even countries founded after invading and conquering the indigenous people there. America is one of them, Australia another. Do you see any country (besides Israel) that carefully scrutinizes, records and classifies in particular, the race and religion of everyone who lives there as much as they do, excluding certain citizens from full citizenship if they do not meet certain requirements?

Where is the nation of Christianity? Where is the nation of Islam?

Where is the nation of the flying spaghetti monster?


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Sun 11/25/12 02:13 PM

funny,all those anti-Semite/anti-Zionist-Rants only make the Ranters look foolish!
Just another set of "Truthers"!:laughing:

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Sun 11/25/12 02:15 PM
If war is about religion, then it is time to abolish religion.

This it the time. It is the end of religion, the end of the age of Pisces , and the beginning of the age of Aquarius.

Religion as we know it will fade away......

Thank God for that. rofl

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Sun 11/25/12 02:17 PM


funny,all those anti-Semite/anti-Zionist-Rants only make the Ranters look foolish!
Just another set of "Truthers"!:laughing:



I have an idea. Instead of ranting and name calling and other foolishness, why don't you answer this question:

What is it about Israel's religion, that Muslims hate so much? What is it about Muslims religion that you say makes them hate Israel so much?

If it is really about "religion" then lets discuss the religious points that are so crucial that two groups will spend generations killing each other.

Both religions, even the Christian religion, are all derived from the same Book. THE BIBLE.

So what, pray tell, is the big fat disagreement?

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Sun 11/25/12 02:18 PM
Edited by s1owhand on Sun 11/25/12 02:37 PM


Myth and Fact: The Creation of Hamas

Dr. Mitchell Bard



Myth:

"Israel created Hamas."

Fact:

Israel had nothing to do with the creation of Hamas. The The organization grew out of the ideology and practice of the Islamic fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood movement that arose in Egypt in the 1920s.

Hamas was legally registered in Israel in 1978 as an Islamic Association by Sheikh Ahmad Yassin. Initially, the organization engaged primarily in social welfare activities and soon developed a reputation for improving the lives of Palestinians, particularly the refugees in the Gaza Strip.

Though Hamas was committed from the outset to destroying Israel, it took the position that this was a goal for the future, and that the more immediate focus should be on winning the hearts and minds of the people through its charitable and educational activities. Its funding came primarily from Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

The PLO was convinced that Israel was helping Hamas in the hope of triggering a civil war. Since Hamas did not engage in terror at first, Israel did not see it as a serious short-term threat, and some Israelis believed the rise of fundamentalism in Gaza would have the beneficial impact of weakening the PLO, and this is what ultimately happened.

Hamas certainly didn't believe it was being supported by Israel. As early as February 1988, the group put out a primer on how its members should behave if confronted by the Shin Bet. Several more instructional documents were distributed by Hamas to teach followers how to confront the Israelis and maintain secrecy.

Israel's assistance was more passive than active; that is, it did not interfere with Hamas activities or prevent funds from flowing into the organization from abroad. Israel also may have provided some funding to allow its security forces to infiltrate the organization. Meanwhile, Jordan was actively helping Hamas, with the aim of undermining the PLO and strengthening Jordanian influence in the territories.

Though some Israelis were very concerned about Hamas before rioting began in December 1987, Israel was reluctant to interfere with an Islamic organization, fearing that it might trigger charges of violating the Palestinians' freedom of religion. It was not until early in the intifada, when Hamas became actively involved in the violence, that the group began to be viewed as a potentially greater threat than the PLO. The turning point occurred in the summer of 1988 when Israel learned that Hamas was stockpiling arms to build an underground force and Hamas issued its covenant calling for the destruction of Israel. At this point it became clear that Hamas was not going to put off its jihad to liberate Palestine and was shifting its emphasis from charitable and educational activity to terrorism. Israel then began to crack down on Hamas and wiped out its entire command structure. Hamas has been waging a terror war against Israel ever since.





http://www.jewishfederations.org/page.aspx?id=64336






drinker

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Sun 11/25/12 02:23 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Sun 11/25/12 02:23 PM
The Zionists are gathering. laugh

and they've brought their thumbs.

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Sun 11/25/12 03:09 PM
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Sun 11/25/12 10:22 PM
Edited by s1owhand on Sun 11/25/12 10:24 PM

Of course Jews have a right to survival.

Every person has a right to life. But do you see all religions insisting that they have the right to a country?

Okay "countries" have a right to exist. Right? Even countries founded after invading and conquering the indigenous people there. America is one of them, Australia another. Do you see any country (besides Israel) that carefully scrutinizes, records and classifies in particular, the race and religion of everyone who lives there as much as they do, excluding certain citizens from full citizenship if they do not meet certain requirements?

Where is the nation of Christianity? Where is the nation of Islam?


Israel has citizens of all different religions. Israeli society has
freedom of religion and is based on non-discrimination much like the
U.S.

This is not the case in many Islamic countries. Go try to give out
Bibles in Mecca!

laugh

But for the sake of true education here is a list of Islamic
countries that have the death penalty for those who practice
freedom of religion (ie, convert from Islam to another faith):
Iran, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Qatar, Sudan, Mauritania, Afghanistan,
Somalia, Yemen, Pakistan, and Malaysia.

Number of Western countries that have the death penalty for those
who change their religion? ZERO.

drinker

Also here is a list of Christian countries...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_by_country


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Mon 11/26/12 01:16 AM
Edited by JustDukkyMkII on Mon 11/26/12 01:17 AM

Israeli society has
freedom of religion and is based on non-discrimination much like the
U.S.


Like the US Mississippi region in the '60s no doubt.


Religious discrimination against Palestinians in the West Bank:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3iHtoAg6cc


Go try to give out Bibles in Mecca!


…or in Israel (Discrimination against Christians):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqMDi9V9qNU&feature=player_embedded

Discrimination of Ashkenazi against Sephardic Jews:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/bookreviews/4838496/Israels-humiliating-discrimination-against-Arab-Jews.html

But the discrimination isn't strictly against Muslims, Christians and ethnically Sephardic ("arab") Jews, It's also against True Torah Orthodox Jews:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kh2mdPbYnZI&feature=watch-vrec

There are places where true Torah Jews can live and practice their religion in peace, however, and it's a beautiful thing to see.:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA7yz2vciGk&feature=related

According to this Jewish man, the ideology of hate resulting in all forms of discrimination emanates not so much from the muslims, the Christians, or the Jews, but from the zionist regime's Nazi-like attitude.:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gsqj3HH4NVk&feature=related



Also here is a list of Christian countries...


Christianity was born in Israel…Do Christians enjoy the same "right of return" and automatic citizenship in Israel currently offered to Jewish people?

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Mon 11/26/12 07:15 AM
Edited by CeriseRose on Mon 11/26/12 07:23 AM

Here is a question for you.

What is it about Israel's religion, that Muslims hate so much? What is it about Muslims religion that you say makes them hate Israel so much?

If it is really about "religion" (which I don't believe at all) then lets discuss the religious points that are so crucial that two groups will spend generations killing each other.

Both religions, even the Christian religion, are all derived from the same Book. THE BIBLE.

So what, pray tell, is the big fat disagreement?

...........





The Land ---Israel

The Seed---Isaac

The Promise--- "And the LORD appeared unto Abram,
and said, Unto thy seed will I give this land:
and there builded he an altar unto the LORD,
who appeared unto him.
Genesis 12

"And God said,
Sarah thy wife shall bear thee a son indeed;
and thou shalt call his name Isaac:
and I will establish my covenant with him
for an everlasting covenant,
and with his seed after him."
Genesis 17:19


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Mon 11/26/12 08:17 AM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Mon 11/26/12 08:18 AM


Here is a question for you.

What is it about Israel's religion, that Muslims hate so much? What is it about Muslims religion that you say makes them hate Israel so much?

If it is really about "religion" (which I don't believe at all) then lets discuss the religious points that are so crucial that two groups will spend generations killing each other.

Both religions, even the Christian religion, are all derived from the same Book. THE BIBLE.

So what, pray tell, is the big fat disagreement?

...........





The Land ---Israel

The Seed---Isaac

The Promise--- "And the LORD appeared unto Abram,
and said, Unto thy seed will I give this land:
and there builded he an altar unto the LORD,
who appeared unto him.
Genesis 12

"And God said,
Sarah thy wife shall bear thee a son indeed;
and thou shalt call his name Isaac:
and I will establish my covenant with him
for an everlasting covenant,
and with his seed after him."
Genesis 17:19





So the "big fat" religious disagreement is about the alleged covenant given to the seed (family and bloodlines) of Abraham.

Which has something to do with land...

and I learned from another thread that:

"Muslims believe the Jews changed and distorted the Bible in order to establish themselves as the heirs of Abraham's Covenant blessings."

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Now the question is, do you worship a God who would favor one group of people over another?

Are Christians asking people to believe that God is only devoted to a certain select group of people? The rest of the people don't matter to God?

If you are not a member of that select group, (Abraham's children) then why would you worship that God?

Next, question, who are Abraham's children?

Third question, did Abraham ever exist or is he a fictional Character as the Arabs claim?


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Mon 11/26/12 08:22 AM

It looks like the Jews believe in the old covenant God... and they would have you believe they are God's chosen people and have a right to the promise land (Israel) no matter what.

And the Christians have what they call is a "new covenant" which makes Jesus their new God .. and the old covenant is no more.

The Arabs believe the entire story of Abraham has been fabricated and rewritten to favor the Jews.

So there you have it. The big disagreement.

Now the way to end war is to discredit the entire Bible and get rid of all of these religious ideas.


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Mon 11/26/12 08:30 AM
Way back on March 31, 1977, the Dutch newspaper Trouw published an interview with Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee member Zahir Muhsein. Here's what he said:


The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct "Palestinian people" to oppose Zionism.

For tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot raise claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva and Jerusalem. However, the moment we reclaim our right to all of Palestine, we will not wait even a minute to unite Palestine and Jordan.

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Mon 11/26/12 08:36 AM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Mon 11/26/12 08:37 AM

Way back on March 31, 1977, the Dutch newspaper Trouw published an interview with Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee member Zahir Muhsein. Here's what he said:


The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct "Palestinian people" to oppose Zionism.

For tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot raise claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva and Jerusalem. However, the moment we reclaim our right to all of Palestine, we will not wait even a minute to unite Palestine and Jordan.




True, it has always been a conflict between Arabs and Jews.