Dear Ian,
I'm replying here to your points for one reason...
I care for your opinion as well as the opinion of anybody in this World because my duty is to tell people something that I witnessed...
These points I'll tell you is from my personal experience and no third party told it to me...
I want this nice debate to reach to something constructive in the end, and I'll try to be collaborative as much as I can...
Can you please give me the exact date of these killings started by Palestinians, according to your sources??
Well, to tell me that Palestinians started the killings, then you gave me that source which said that Hamas was created in 1987, so do you suggest that this region was a peace oasis before Hamas??
And did you think ever of the reason that led to creating Hamas??
Again, I must say it is a liberation organization by those who chose it, not a terrorist movement like its Israeli enemies claim...
And it is a democracy, you liked that or not, it is absolutely democracy...
By your logic, is electing G. Bush was in a democratic way or not?? Because if you heard, he's killing civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq...
He was elected democratically, so was Hamas...
Do you think that the legislative council is not good just because they don't run to make peace with Israel??
Using your logic, if Israel doesn't want peace (This is the current case), there should not be any elections in the Palestinian lands and the people of Palestine should not care about their local problems!!!
Again, It's liberation, my dear...
I live the result of their motives...
If you don't know, their flag contains two lines which are (According to their own explanations) the Nile river in Egypt and the Furat river in Iraq...
Their motives is to expand their occupied lands to cover the region from Iraq to Egypt...
My duty is to resist their motives...
A very big area of my own village was stolen to make this stupid wall...
It's just a way to steal more lands, nothing more...
And it will not give the Israelis any safety, because the son of that family which lost its land to build this wall, won't forget the hunger caused by stealing his ancestors' only way to earn a living, and he'll find a way to make the revenge when he becomes older...
You still forget that these bombings are often a reaction for killing hundreds of civilians in Palestinian cities...
Just give the Palestinians another way to react...
You're kidding me!!!
Without the alien zionists, around 4 million people, mostly farmers were living in that land...
I'm not telling you these facts from any book, but simply my family was there...
Palestinians are a mix of many people who lived in this region during thousands of years...
Arab Canannites mixed with Greek Philistines to build a place that prospered for centuries before the first jewish guy thinks of coming to this part of this world...
So what??
I add to you that there are 250000 Palestinian refugees live now in Chile ALONE...
So, if they are out of their land since 50 years, then they have no right to ask for going back??
That's a weird logic, I must say...
Again, it's liberation, not terrorsim...
Did you hear of something called "priorities"??
Palestinians were so hurt by English way of stealing their lands and giving it to aliens, but we should fight those who live between us now, then we will face those who brought them...
It is
Do you hint that all Palestinian civilians are militants or what??
I'm not discussing the past because I love history or something...
I'm discussing it because I'm treated in a bad way in some country in the Middle East because I made one sin: My grandfather escaped from his land in Palestine and brought us to this shitty place hoping to go back to his house one day in the future...
He died in 1999, but his dream of going back won't...
I'm replying here to your points for one reason...
I care for your opinion as well as the opinion of anybody in this World because my duty is to tell people something that I witnessed...
These points I'll tell you is from my personal experience and no third party told it to me...
I want this nice debate to reach to something constructive in the end, and I'll try to be collaborative as much as I can...
Ian said:
Looking at it from a picture of international law, Palestine started the killing.
Ian said:
Besides, Hamas is still a terorrist group.
"Created in 1987 and connected to the Muslim Brotherhood movement in Egypt, Hamas's charter calls for the destruction of the State of Israel, as well as of any secular Palestinian government that may be set up.[1] Its popularity is in part explained by the extensive network of welfare programs it has set up throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip, although it is best known throughout the world for carrying out suicide bombings[2][3][4][5][6] and other attacks against Israeli civilians, as well as military targets, to further its goal of creating a Palestinian Islamist state in the area that is now Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. It is listed as a terrorist organization by Australia, Canada, the European Union, Israel, and the United States,[7] and is banned in Jordan.[8]"-wikipedia
"Created in 1987 and connected to the Muslim Brotherhood movement in Egypt, Hamas's charter calls for the destruction of the State of Israel, as well as of any secular Palestinian government that may be set up.[1] Its popularity is in part explained by the extensive network of welfare programs it has set up throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip, although it is best known throughout the world for carrying out suicide bombings[2][3][4][5][6] and other attacks against Israeli civilians, as well as military targets, to further its goal of creating a Palestinian Islamist state in the area that is now Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. It is listed as a terrorist organization by Australia, Canada, the European Union, Israel, and the United States,[7] and is banned in Jordan.[8]"-wikipedia
And did you think ever of the reason that led to creating Hamas??
Ian said:
Fine, some people elected a terrorist organization. Just because they were elected, does not mean it’s a democracy. You can’t ignore the violent religious undertones in this.
And it is a democracy, you liked that or not, it is absolutely democracy...
By your logic, is electing G. Bush was in a democratic way or not?? Because if you heard, he's killing civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq...
He was elected democratically, so was Hamas...
Ian said:
Yeah, legislative council, I guess they’re hard at work creating peace with Israel? The legislative council is full of Hamas.
Using your logic, if Israel doesn't want peace (This is the current case), there should not be any elections in the Palestinian lands and the people of Palestine should not care about their local problems!!!
Ian said:
Democracy is not necessarily majority rule. But, that does not negate the fact that their political parties are terrorist organizations.
Ian said:
Why must you assume the motives of Israelis? Are you Israeli?
If you don't know, their flag contains two lines which are (According to their own explanations) the Nile river in Egypt and the Furat river in Iraq...
Their motives is to expand their occupied lands to cover the region from Iraq to Egypt...
My duty is to resist their motives...
Ian said:
It makes more sense to me that walls were built for safety, not attack.
It's just a way to steal more lands, nothing more...
And it will not give the Israelis any safety, because the son of that family which lost its land to build this wall, won't forget the hunger caused by stealing his ancestors' only way to earn a living, and he'll find a way to make the revenge when he becomes older...
Ian said:
That’s incredibly slanted. The Palestinians are armed well enough to level a café or turn a bus into a fireball…
Just give the Palestinians another way to react...
Ian said:
I would like you not to fuck up history. Palestine was included in Jordan, the British mandate, after WWI. The British, divided the mandate into two sections, Palestine, and Trans-Jordan, which later became Jordan. Palestine was only important to the Muslims for the religious sites in Jerusalem, etc. Without the Zionists, most of the land would arid or swamp.
Without the alien zionists, around 4 million people, mostly farmers were living in that land...
I'm not telling you these facts from any book, but simply my family was there...
Ian said:
Because the Philistines weren’t Arab, they were Greek in origin.
Arab Canannites mixed with Greek Philistines to build a place that prospered for centuries before the first jewish guy thinks of coming to this part of this world...
Ian said:
Take your time reading, son. I said, “a large part”, not most. Look at the figures:
Palestinians Born in the West Bank, Gaza, or Israel: 4,913,000
Palestinians Born outside that area: 4,482,00
Palestinians Born in the West Bank, Gaza, or Israel: 4,913,000
Palestinians Born outside that area: 4,482,00
I add to you that there are 250000 Palestinian refugees live now in Chile ALONE...
So, if they are out of their land since 50 years, then they have no right to ask for going back??
That's a weird logic, I must say...
Ian said:
I did know that’s one of the lies that Palestinians and others use to justify terrorism.
Ian said:
If you believe that the British Army and the Zionists forcibly took the land and property of the Palestinians (which isn’t the case), then why don’t you go bomb something in England?
Palestinians were so hurt by English way of stealing their lands and giving it to aliens, but we should fight those who live between us now, then we will face those who brought them...
Ian said:
Alright man, it’s all a huge conspiracy…
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Ian said:
I keep hearing that Islam is really a very peaceful religion, but I guess I was wrong. And as I said before, it’s hard to hit Palestinian military targets, because their military is civilian and they are terrorists.
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Ian said:
That’s a value judgment, it differs from person to person. Besides, if you focus all your attention on what happened in the past, without opening the door for new things in the future, how can peace ever be achieved. I think that peace is more important than the destruction of Israel or the restoration of the full Palestinian state.
I'm discussing it because I'm treated in a bad way in some country in the Middle East because I made one sin: My grandfather escaped from his land in Palestine and brought us to this shitty place hoping to go back to his house one day in the future...
He died in 1999, but his dream of going back won't...
