Palestina & Israël #68

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 09:39 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:
Mooi weer , maar krijg je als journalist zomaar toestemming om tussen de tanks door te banjeren? Of ben je verbonden aan het IDF?

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 10:54 schreef C_N het volgende:
tieners met pijpbommen .
dit gebeurden volgens velen onder ons hier niet .
de kans was klein werd er gezegt .
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4047669,00.html
nu het geval wil ik denk 1 a 2 keer per maand . we zullen zien we starten van af nu .

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PM: Israel ready to react with great force
In a meeting with US defense Secretary Robert Gates in Caesarea Friday, Prime Minister Benjamin Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is ready to act with "great force" against militant attacks, a day after Israelis launched retaliatory strikes in Gaza.

"Any civilised society will not tolerate such wanton attacks on its civilians," he said. (AFP and Attila Somfalvi) (via)

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 11:17 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:

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Dat komt omdat ze zich vervelen, tsja dan gaan ze pijpbommen maken.

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Islamic Jihad
Escalation of violence in south puts spotlight on extremist Palestinian organization behind some of the most brutal terror attacks Israel has seen
The Grad rockets that hit Ashdod and Beersheba this week were launched by terrorists from Islamic Jihad's armed wing, as were the numerous mortars fired towards the western Negev. Four of the five terrorists killed by Israel on Wednesday were longtime Jihad members who had been firing rockets and mortars at Israel since the days of the second Intifada.

As opposed to Hamas, Islamic Jihad is a small, tight-knit organization with a particularly extremist agenda based on nationalism and religious fervor. Its members completely reject Israel's right to exist, and believe the only way to liberate "all of Palestine" is through armed Jihad, or holy war.

The group's uncompromising position led to increasing tensions with the Palestinian Authority, so much so that its leader in Damascus, Ramadan Shalah, recently warned of a "third Nakba" due to the PA's "insistence" to engage in peace talks with Israel.

The Arabic term "Nakba", meaning catastrophe, is used to describe the expulsion of Palestinians from their homes in 1948 and the subsequent creation of the Israeli state.

Shalah, who took over as the leader of Islamic Jihad following the killing of its former chief Fathi Shaqaqi in Malta in 1995, claims that in order to prevent another "Nakba" all Palestinians must rally around the idea of Jihad.

"What is the meaning of the (PA's) insistence on negotiating (with Israel)?" Shalah told a conference in Gaza a few months ago. "We sense a big conspiracy and warn against the talks between the PA and the occupation."

During the conference Shalah also spoke out against the recognition of the State of Israel and warned of the possible "eradication" of the Palestinian issue.

From the mid-1990s until 2006 Islamic Jihad's extensive terror infrastructure in the West Bank - mainly in Jenin, Tulkarem and Hebron resulted in some the most lethal terror attacks Israel has ever seen, including the suicide bombing of the Maxim restaurant in Haifa in 2003 and the suicide attack at the Beit Lid Junction in 1995.

Islamic Jihad's terror infrastructure was all but destroyed by the IDF and, later on, by the Palestinian security forces, forcing it to move the center of its terror activity to Gaza.

Opposed to ceasefire
Like Hamas, Islamic Jihad is divided into a political wing and an armed branch the Al-Quds Brigades. However, unlike Hamas, Islamic Jihad did not take part in the 2006 elections in Gaza. Thus, it can continue firing rockets and mortars at Israel with Hamas' quiet support.

Islamic Jihad's extremist agenda guarantees it broad financial aid from Iran, which is estimated at a few million dollars a year. This support allows the Palestinian terror group to smuggle large amounts of weapons through underground tunnels along Gaza's border with Egypt, as well as manufacture "Al-Quds" rockets, which are similar to the Qassams in their capabilities.

Islamic Jihad was opposed to the unofficial ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which went into effect following the IDF's offensive in Gaza in the winter of 2008-2009, and demanded the continuation of rocket attacks on the Jewish state. In many cases Islamic Jihad terrorists were detained by Hamas security forces as they were preparing to launch rockets, and reports of clashes between members of both organizations are not uncommon.

However, whenever Hamas is interested in escalation, it gives Islamic Jihad the green light to fire rockets at Israel. (via)

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 10:54 schreef C_N het volgende:
tieners met pijpbommen .
dit gebeurden volgens velen onder ons hier niet .
de kans was klein werd er gezegt .
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4047669,00.html
nu het geval wil ik denk 1 a 2 keer per maand . we zullen zien we starten van af nu .

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 11:59 schreef Ronnie_bravo het volgende:

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Hopen dat het maken van zo'n bom een keer fout gaat......

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 13:15 schreef C_N het volgende:
En Israel krijg gelukkig hulp van anderen forces.ook hij is boos.
lightning strike de gazza strook ,
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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 14:59 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:

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Jammer dat ze het gros van de tijd zo'n gekke mitznefet op hebben

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:07 schreef Disana het volgende:
Wapenverheerlijking gecombineerd met seksualiteit.

Het is toch maar goed dat niemand hier als Palestijn in de Gazastrook of West Bank leeft.

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Apple Export at Quneitra Crossing
February 14, 2011.

Apples grown by Israeli civilians in the Golan Heights being exported to Syria via the Quneitra crossing, in an annual exchange directed by the Israeli government and at the request of the International Red Cross (IRC).

30 trucks, carrying 12,000 tons of apples will cross into Syria every day over the span of several weeks. 2011 marks the sixth consecutive year in which Israel-grown apples are exported to Syria, and since the beginning of the project the amount of apples exported from Israel has doubled.

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:16 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:

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Lekkere zure appels uit de Golan, mjumm.
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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:23 schreef Disana het volgende:

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In het begin zag ik je nog wel neutraal en soms met twijfels posten in het MO forum, maar ik begrijp dat je je nu achter Israël schaart, ook gezien je quotes uit Ynet en niet de neutralere Haaretz. Dat is prima hoor, maar nu is het tenminste duidelijk

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:21 schreef C_N het volgende:
weet je dat er zelfs bloemen uit de strook geëxporteerd worden naar Nederland .
en ook uit Israel alsof er geen genoeg bloemen in Nederland zijn .

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:23 schreef Disana het volgende:

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In het begin zag ik je nog wel neutraal en soms met twijfels posten in het MO forum, maar ik begrijp dat je je nu achter Israël schaart, ook gezien je quotes uit Ynet en niet de neutralere Haaretz. Dat is prima hoor, maar nu is het tenminste duidelijk

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:25 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:

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Label jij ook netjes alles in de koelkast of dat niet?

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Op vrijdag 25 maart 2011 15:23 schreef Disana het volgende:

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In het begin zag ik je nog wel neutraal en soms met twijfels posten in het MO forum, maar ik begrijp dat je je nu achter Israël schaart, ook gezien je quotes uit Ynet en niet de neutralere Haaretz. Dat is prima hoor, maar nu is het tenminste duidelijk