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Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 14:24:03 -0000

First and foremost, the British had no legal rights to give any Arab land to Jews. If the British wanted a solution to the Jewish problem, they could have given them surry or kent? They gave something they don't own to people who don't deserve.

Second, Jews are not a race, they are a religion. Not all Jews are of middle eastern decent, not even a majority are. Some are of middles tern decent though.

So the race and hereditary claim to the holly land is nothing but lies. There are European Jews, African Jews, Jews from all corners of the world, and can claim Israel as their country but Palestinians can't claim statehood in a land that has been theirs for millennia.

Having said that, I do agree that there are some facts on the ground we have to deal with, and that is Israel as a state is here to stay, we don't like it, and chances we will never like it. On the other hand, Israel as a government and it's people must accept that the Palestinians are also here to stay, and for that they need their own country that they can call home and start building their lives, and this can only be achieved through a two state solution.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 08:01:44 -0000

But the refugees in gaza are not allowed to vote in Israeli election, how can they assimilate?

The Jews took their land, their farms and destroyed their homes. What do you want them to through, roses?

What would you do to someone who came to take over your property by force? You stand your ground, right? You shoot him to kill, right? And the courts will support you. Why you can do this legally, but the Palestinian in gaza will be labeled a terrorist when he does exactly the same?

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 23:16:51 -0000

There are 7 refugee camps in Gaza. 100% of gazans either live in one of the refugee camps or were born in one! have you asked yourself where the gazans were living before they become refugees?

Gazans are the original inhabitants of Ashqelon and Ashdod before the creation of the state of Israel. The Jewish terror organizations like the Hagana and and Ergon conducted systematic terror campaigns against the ethnic Palestinians in the two cities to drive them out, and the ended up refugees for the better part of a century.

The resistance work of the likes of Hamas as unpalatable as it may be, is very well justified, they just want to go back to their homes and farms.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:23:54 -0000

Any time if the week and twice on Friday. Do you have any idea the amount of damag Israel did to the Palestinian people and land because if the occupation?

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:19:11 -0000

Next time you get delusional about Israeli democracy, remember this. Any Jew from any part in the world will get automatic Israeli citizenship upon arrival in Israel. In the other hand an Israeli Arab woman is not allowed to give her Palestinian Arab husband a visa to settle in Israel.

Let this sink in.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:16:15 -0000

How can this be done exactly if one side systematically destroys the properties of the other side, denying them right of free movement, confiscate 80% of their water resources and forbid them returning if they leave the territories for more than2 years, how can they be peace?

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:13:55 -0000

There is little or no responsibilities on the "feckless" Palestinians leadership when it comes to securing the occupied territories, it is the Israeli responsibility to secure the territories as Israel is the occupying force.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:11:04 -0000

Part two

Palestinians and their neighbors will accept and recognize Israel as a nation and a neighbor when Israel end the occupation and dismantle the illegal settlements it built on Palestinian land, refer to late king Abdulla of Saudi Arabia peace offer. This is an offer that came from the Arab league summit, and Bibi refuses.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 22:08:01 -0000

To answer your questions, here go

Part one
The Palestinians do not have to renounce violence against an occupying force, international law and human decency gives them the right to resist this occupation by violence if needed, the same way the French resisted German occupation. Having said that, the Palestinian authority has stopped all acts if violence against the Israelis. Renouncing all violence against an occupying force is tantamount to accepting the occupation, which the Palestinians will not do.

If any thing, it is the Israelis who should renounce violence against the Palestinians, as Israel is the one who is destroying Palestinians homes, confiscate their properties steal their water and kill them in the process.

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 13:40:06 -0000

So you propose ethnic cleansing? Similar to what Hitler did to the Jews of Europe?

Re: Why It May Be Time To Cut Our Support For Israel

karimhabsi — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 13:37:26 -0000

The 5% that Israel wants to hold on represent 80% of the West Bank water resources. As we speak' Israel is syphoning off millions of meter cubes of water from the West Bank to the Israeli colonies in the West Bank and Israel proper. This has been going on for over half a century, and Palestinians do t just want this to end, but also for Israel to pay restitution a for this and other theft and destructions of the West Bank and gaza economy and ecology.

Re: This time, Gaza fighting is 'proxy war' for entire Mideast

karimhabsi — Sat, 02 Aug 2014 10:16:43 -0000

What about the 3 to 5 million Palestinians ethnically cleansed from Israel to make room for Jews?

Why would other Arabs accept Palestinians? So that Israel get a clear slate for ethnically cleansing the indigenous Palestinians?

Re: This time, Gaza fighting is 'proxy war' for entire Mideast

karimhabsi — Sat, 02 Aug 2014 10:12:49 -0000

Actually it proves they do want freedom, but many powers in the word do not want them to be free, top among the ones against freedom, are the hereditary dictatorships be it republics or monarchies, plus Israel and the west. What would happen when Saudi Arabia is ruled by a democratically elected government?

The PetroDollar circulation will come to a halt, depriving America of billions in revenue and forcing it to deal with the dollar as it's own problem not that of the world.

Re: This time, Gaza fighting is 'proxy war' for entire Mideast

karimhabsi — Sat, 02 Aug 2014 10:07:54 -0000

Yes they are. They are also brutish and thuggish and very undisciplined, but they do fight for freedom. Gaza is made up of 8 refugee camps, have you asked yourselves where these refugees came from?

Re: This time, Gaza fighting is 'proxy war' for entire Mideast

karimhabsi — Sat, 02 Aug 2014 09:46:52 -0000

It's a proxy war between Arab dictatorships and their freedom aspiring populace. Muslim brotherhood election win in Egypt has made many spineless Arab dictatorships scared shitless. Hamas, as thuggish and brutish as they are, are a risk to the dictatorships grip on power.

Re: Indian diplomat indicted in United States on her way home

karimhabsi — Sat, 02 Aug 2014 09:41:32 -0000

"Khobragade's lawyers have repeatedly said the diplomat is not guilty and is entitled to diplomatic immunity."

So innocent that she require a made up diplomatic immunity to prove her innocence.

Re: What is Hamas's endgame in Gaza?

karimhabsi — Thu, 24 Jul 2014 06:43:32 -0000

All the refugee camps in Gaza, 8 of them, were created in 1948 after the Arab Israeli war. These are war displaced people Israel does not want them to go back to their land.

For example, the refugees of Alshati refugee camp come from AlLod, Beer alsabae`e and Yafa, and they have evidence lodged at the UNRWA that they are not native to Gaza, but natives of their home towns in what is now the state of Israel.
How would you feel if you were made a refugee for 66 years with no sign when will you go home?

Re: What is Hamas's endgame in Gaza?

karimhabsi — Thu, 24 Jul 2014 06:34:25 -0000

They can achieve reversing the ethnic cleansing they are subjected to.
The creation of Israel on Palestinian land created a refugee crisis that the world just want to forget. Majority of Palestinians in Gaza are refugees from lands taken over by Israel.
The Palestinians just want to go home.

Re: Palestinians struggle to find safety as Israel and Hamas continue attacks

karimhabsi — Mon, 14 Jul 2014 09:28:30 -0000

This will be accurate when the entire population of Mexico is made up if ethically displaced Americans from Texas, California, etc.

The Gazans are the indigenous people of the land carved out by western powers to solve their Jewish problem, and doing so, they made the whole Palestinians population refugees.

Re: Palestinians struggle to find safety as Israel and Hamas continue attacks

karimhabsi — Mon, 14 Jul 2014 09:23:29 -0000

Who are the inhabitants of Gaza?

The vast majority of the people living in Gaza today were residents of Asqalan (Ashqelon), when Israel was created, the indigenous population of Asqalan were terrorized by Jewish terror groups, and the city was ethnically cleansed of its Palestinian indigenous population, like the rest of what we now call the state of Israel.

Wouldn't you send over what ever you can put your hands on to the people who uprooted you from your ancestral land?

Re: World Cup: Why Brazil should have won

karimhabsi — Mon, 14 Jul 2014 09:17:19 -0000

Seriously CNN, stop thinking. This game is way above your ability to comprehend.

Re: Why NATO is such a thorn in Russia's side

karimhabsi — Mon, 05 May 2014 03:00:31 -0000

Americans will do the world a great help if
they read history and get acquainted with the world geography.

Crimea was part of Russia until Nikita Khrushchev,
a native of Ukraine, and then the First Secretary of the Communist Party of the
then Soviet Union, gave Crimea to Ukraine. Not very different how the British
gave Palestine to the Jews.

Majority residences of the Crimea are
ethnically Russian, so are the majority residence of east Ukraine. The same
scenario played out in east Timor recently that led to the secession of east Timor
from Indonesia, how different is that from what happened in Crimea, or in East
Ukraine?

Mind you the same thing is not allowed to
happen in the west bank.

Re: Can tiny northern emirate outshine Dubai and Abu Dhabi?

karimhabsi — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 00:11:51 -0000

Fujaira is not on the idnian ocean. Fujaira is on the gulf of Oman

Re: F1 chief Ecclestone: Sport and politics should not mix

karimhabsi — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 11:53:34 -0000

what about the mixing of sports and supression humane rights Mr.Ecclestone?

Re: I Think Twitter is About to Destroy My Life

karimhabsi — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:57:31 -0000

You need professional help, and soon.