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En als je sympathie voor het verdedigen van Israël hebt, dan is dat onderhuids zionisme?quote:Op vrijdag 14 mei 2021 23:47 schreef Pleun2011 het volgende:
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Denk ook dat bij links onderhuids antisemitisme aanwezig is.
Natuurlijk doen ze dat.quote:
Ik heb mss een domme vraag. Zou het kunnen dat Iran beetje de palistijnen wat helpt?
Die Falestijnen gewoon wegvegen van de kaart. Die blijven tot het oneindige raketten afvuren. Als een stel mieren wat na een poos met genoeg lef weer op pad gaat naar suiker.
Heb het helemaal gehad met die 2. Als straf zouden ze beter Isreal het recht om land te zijn ontnemen. Maak Jordanie en Egypte wat groter (jordanie krijgt het westoeverdeel en Egypte krijgt gazadeel. En israel zelf wordt een kolonie van de EU tot wanneer ze weer israel kunnen zijn.quote:
Die Falestijnen gewoon wegvegen van de kaart. Die blijven tot het oneindige raketten afvuren. Als een stel mieren wat na een poos met genoeg lef weer op pad gaat naar suiker.
Niet alleen konden ze niet bewijzen dat die woningen van hun waren dmv van eigendomspapieren, ze wilden zelfs geen huur betalen 
Edit: ze hadden een document getekend waarin ze verklaarden dat ze huurders waren en dat ze daar mochten blijven als ze gewoon de huur betaalden wat ze niet deden. De Israelische rechtbank had notabene hun kant gekozen
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https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)ment_to_press_about/
Sheikh Jarrah is an Arab neighborhood that developed outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem in the 19th century.
According to Israel’s Supreme Court, the land in question was purchased by the local Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities from its Arab owners in 1875, primarily because of the area’s religious significance in housing the tomb of “Simeon the Just.” The property was registered in the Ottoman land registry as a trust under the name of rabbis Avraham Ashkenazi and Meir Auerbach.
A small Jewish community lived there peacefully in co-existence with the local Arab community until 1948, when the War of Independence broke out.
The Jewish owners had tried to register ownership of the property with the authorities of the British Mandate in 1946.
When the War of Independence broke out in 1948, the Old City of Jerusalem and its surrounding area, including Sheikh Jarrah, was captured by Transjordan (now Jordan) and the Jewish families were forcibly evicted. Custodianship of the property was transferred to the Jordanian Custodian of Enemy Properties. In 1956, the Jordanian government leased the property to 28 families of Palestinian “refugees,” while maintaining ownership of the property.
After the Six-Day War in 1967, when Israel regained control of Jerusalem, it passed a law allowing Jews whose families were evicted by Jordanian or British authorities in the city prior to 1967 to reclaim their property, provided they could demonstrate proof of ownership and the existing residents were unable to provide such proof of purchase or legal transfer of title.
In 1973, ownership of the property was registered by Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee with Israeli authorities pursuant to the above law.
Subsequently, in 2003, the owners sold the property to “Nahalat Shimon,” an Israeli NGO that seeks to reclaim property for Jews evicted or forced to flee as a result of the 1948 War of Independence.
Beginning of legal proceedings
In 1982, the Jewish owners (Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee) sued the Palestinian families residing in Sheikh Jarrah and demanded their eviction on the basis that they were squatters on the property. The Magistrate Court determined that the Palestinian families could not demonstrate their ownership of the property, but that they enjoyed Protected Tenant Status. As protected tenants, they would be able to continue living on the property as long as they paid rent and maintained the property. This arrangement was agreed upon mutually in an agreement signed by the parties, in which the tenants recognized the trusts’ ownership in exchange for protected tenant status.
Beginning in 1993, the trusts began proceedings against the residents based on their non-payment of rent and of illegal changes to the property.
In 1997, Suliman Darwish Hijazi, a Palestinian man, attempted to challenge the trusts’ ownership of the property, based on a kushan (Ottoman title) that he allegedly purchased from a Jordanian man, al-Bandeq, in 1961. The court ruled that Hijazi failed to demonstrate that the kushan refers to the claimed property in Shimon HaTzadik, and that forensic evidence raised the likelihood that the kushan had been altered or forged. Furthermore, Hijazi failed to prove that al-Bandeq had ever owned the property and thus had the right to sell it.
Finally, Hijazi had never acted to protect his property rights, both during the Jordanian and Israeli periods, by registering it, charging rent, or paying property tax.
Bonus fact: Guess what Hamas named their operation? “Guardians of Jerusalem”
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Those Palestinian families can continue to live there if they just paid their rent.
The Israeli supreme court ruled they can continue to live there if they just paid their rent. The Palestinian families signed binding legal documents acknowledging they were tenants and were required to pay rent.
Literally all they have to do is pay. There is no hidden agenda to settle the land. The courts ruled in favor of the Palestinians
[ Bericht 3% gewijzigd door slashdotter3 op 15-05-2021 00:39:07 ]
Edit: ze hadden een document getekend waarin ze verklaarden dat ze huurders waren en dat ze daar mochten blijven als ze gewoon de huur betaalden wat ze niet deden. De Israelische rechtbank had notabene hun kant gekozen
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https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)ment_to_press_about/
Sheikh Jarrah is an Arab neighborhood that developed outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem in the 19th century.
According to Israel’s Supreme Court, the land in question was purchased by the local Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities from its Arab owners in 1875, primarily because of the area’s religious significance in housing the tomb of “Simeon the Just.” The property was registered in the Ottoman land registry as a trust under the name of rabbis Avraham Ashkenazi and Meir Auerbach.
A small Jewish community lived there peacefully in co-existence with the local Arab community until 1948, when the War of Independence broke out.
The Jewish owners had tried to register ownership of the property with the authorities of the British Mandate in 1946.
When the War of Independence broke out in 1948, the Old City of Jerusalem and its surrounding area, including Sheikh Jarrah, was captured by Transjordan (now Jordan) and the Jewish families were forcibly evicted. Custodianship of the property was transferred to the Jordanian Custodian of Enemy Properties. In 1956, the Jordanian government leased the property to 28 families of Palestinian “refugees,” while maintaining ownership of the property.
After the Six-Day War in 1967, when Israel regained control of Jerusalem, it passed a law allowing Jews whose families were evicted by Jordanian or British authorities in the city prior to 1967 to reclaim their property, provided they could demonstrate proof of ownership and the existing residents were unable to provide such proof of purchase or legal transfer of title.
In 1973, ownership of the property was registered by Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee with Israeli authorities pursuant to the above law.
Subsequently, in 2003, the owners sold the property to “Nahalat Shimon,” an Israeli NGO that seeks to reclaim property for Jews evicted or forced to flee as a result of the 1948 War of Independence.
Beginning of legal proceedings
In 1982, the Jewish owners (Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee) sued the Palestinian families residing in Sheikh Jarrah and demanded their eviction on the basis that they were squatters on the property. The Magistrate Court determined that the Palestinian families could not demonstrate their ownership of the property, but that they enjoyed Protected Tenant Status. As protected tenants, they would be able to continue living on the property as long as they paid rent and maintained the property. This arrangement was agreed upon mutually in an agreement signed by the parties, in which the tenants recognized the trusts’ ownership in exchange for protected tenant status.
Beginning in 1993, the trusts began proceedings against the residents based on their non-payment of rent and of illegal changes to the property.
In 1997, Suliman Darwish Hijazi, a Palestinian man, attempted to challenge the trusts’ ownership of the property, based on a kushan (Ottoman title) that he allegedly purchased from a Jordanian man, al-Bandeq, in 1961. The court ruled that Hijazi failed to demonstrate that the kushan refers to the claimed property in Shimon HaTzadik, and that forensic evidence raised the likelihood that the kushan had been altered or forged. Furthermore, Hijazi failed to prove that al-Bandeq had ever owned the property and thus had the right to sell it.
Finally, Hijazi had never acted to protect his property rights, both during the Jordanian and Israeli periods, by registering it, charging rent, or paying property tax.
Bonus fact: Guess what Hamas named their operation? “Guardians of Jerusalem”
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Those Palestinian families can continue to live there if they just paid their rent.
The Israeli supreme court ruled they can continue to live there if they just paid their rent. The Palestinian families signed binding legal documents acknowledging they were tenants and were required to pay rent.
Literally all they have to do is pay. There is no hidden agenda to settle the land. The courts ruled in favor of the Palestinians
[ Bericht 3% gewijzigd door slashdotter3 op 15-05-2021 00:39:07 ]
Dus al veertig jaar geen huur betalen en het escaleert nu pas.... Wat?quote:
Niet alleen konden ze niet bewijzen dat die woningen van hun waren dmv van eigendomspapieren, ze wilden zelfs geen huur betalen
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https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)ment_to_press_about/
Sheikh Jarrah is an Arab neighborhood that developed outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem in the 19th century.
According to Israel’s Supreme Court, the land in question was purchased by the local Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities from its Arab owners in 1875, primarily because of the area’s religious significance in housing the tomb of “Simeon the Just.” The property was registered in the Ottoman land registry as a trust under the name of rabbis Avraham Ashkenazi and Meir Auerbach.
A small Jewish community lived there peacefully in co-existence with the local Arab community until 1948, when the War of Independence broke out.
The Jewish owners had tried to register ownership of the property with the authorities of the British Mandate in 1946.
When the War of Independence broke out in 1948, the Old City of Jerusalem and its surrounding area, including Sheikh Jarrah, was captured by Transjordan (now Jordan) and the Jewish families were forcibly evicted. Custodianship of the property was transferred to the Jordanian Custodian of Enemy Properties. In 1956, the Jordanian government leased the property to 28 families of Palestinian “refugees,” while maintaining ownership of the property.
After the Six-Day War in 1967, when Israel regained control of Jerusalem, it passed a law allowing Jews whose families were evicted by Jordanian or British authorities in the city prior to 1967 to reclaim their property, provided they could demonstrate proof of ownership and the existing residents were unable to provide such proof of purchase or legal transfer of title.
In 1973, ownership of the property was registered by Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee with Israeli authorities pursuant to the above law.
Subsequently, in 2003, the owners sold the property to “Nahalat Shimon,” an Israeli NGO that seeks to reclaim property for Jews evicted or forced to flee as a result of the 1948 War of Independence.
Beginning of legal proceedings
In 1982, the Jewish owners (Sephardic Community Committee and the Knesset Israel Committee) sued the Palestinian families residing in Sheikh Jarrah and demanded their eviction on the basis that they were squatters on the property. The Magistrate Court determined that the Palestinian families could not demonstrate their ownership of the property, but that they enjoyed Protected Tenant Status. As protected tenants, they would be able to continue living on the property as long as they paid rent and maintained the property. This arrangement was agreed upon mutually in an agreement signed by the parties, in which the tenants recognized the trusts’ ownership in exchange for protected tenant status.
Beginning in 1993, the trusts began proceedings against the residents based on their non-payment of rent and of illegal changes to the property.
In 1997, Suliman Darwish Hijazi, a Palestinian man, attempted to challenge the trusts’ ownership of the property, based on a kushan (Ottoman title) that he allegedly purchased from a Jordanian man, al-Bandeq, in 1961. The court ruled that Hijazi failed to demonstrate that the kushan refers to the claimed property in Shimon HaTzadik, and that forensic evidence raised the likelihood that the kushan had been altered or forged. Furthermore, Hijazi failed to prove that al-Bandeq had ever owned the property and thus had the right to sell it.
Finally, Hijazi had never acted to protect his property rights, both during the Jordanian and Israeli periods, by registering it, charging rent, or paying property tax.
Bonus fact: Guess what Hamas named their operation? “Guardians of Jerusalem”
Wat wel wrang is, is dat de honderdduizend Palestijnen die hun woningen in 67 kwijt geraakt zijn door de inname van Jeruzalem, geen enkele rechten hebben. Triest hoor, dat meten met twee maten
Israel and Hamas likely to reach ceasefire in coming days — diplomat
https://www.timesofisrael(...)oming-days-diplomat/
An Egyptian intelligence official with knowledge of the talks told the Associated Press that Israel rejected an Egyptian proposal for a yearlong truce with Hamas and other Gaza militants, which would have started at midnight Thursday had Israel agreed. He said Hamas had accepted the proposal.
The official said Israel wanted to delay a ceasefire until it could destroy more of Hamas' and Islamic Jihad's military capabilities.
The diplomat who spoke to ToI said that negotiators believe Israel's heavy bombardments of Gaza Thursday and Friday indicated it could be getting its last licks in and will soon agree to halt fighting as well.
Israel aimed intense mortar fire at the Strip Thursday and then overnight launched a massive sortie of 160 planes dropping hundreds of bombs for nearly an hour in a blitz meant to destroy a network of tunnels dug beneath the Strip.
https://www.timesofisrael(...)oming-days-diplomat/
An Egyptian intelligence official with knowledge of the talks told the Associated Press that Israel rejected an Egyptian proposal for a yearlong truce with Hamas and other Gaza militants, which would have started at midnight Thursday had Israel agreed. He said Hamas had accepted the proposal.
The official said Israel wanted to delay a ceasefire until it could destroy more of Hamas' and Islamic Jihad's military capabilities.
The diplomat who spoke to ToI said that negotiators believe Israel's heavy bombardments of Gaza Thursday and Friday indicated it could be getting its last licks in and will soon agree to halt fighting as well.
Israel aimed intense mortar fire at the Strip Thursday and then overnight launched a massive sortie of 160 planes dropping hundreds of bombs for nearly an hour in a blitz meant to destroy a network of tunnels dug beneath the Strip.
Ach en dan schiet een zo'n haatbaard een raket en het is weer herrie.quote:
Israel and Hamas likely to reach ceasefire in coming days — diplomat
https://www.timesofisrael(...)oming-days-diplomat/
Daarom heeft Israel tot dusver alle vredesvoorstellen afgewezen, om zoveel mogelijk van Hamas te slopen voordat ze moeten stoppenquote:
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Ach en dan schiet een zo'n haatbaard een raket en het is weer herrie.
Hun grootste succes is die lange lijst van leiders die ze hebben gedood en de ondergrondse stad + tunnel netwerk met honderden terroristen erin kapot bombarderen
Gaza faces increasing power, water shortages, partly because of own rocket fire
https://www.timesofisrael(...)ortages-amid-combat/
https://www.timesofisrael(...)ortages-amid-combat/
Die Joden zijn ook een stel bloedzuigers hoor. Ik kies geen kant, maar neem dat ook ten harte.quote:
Die Falestijnen gewoon wegvegen van de kaart. Die blijven tot het oneindige raketten afvuren. Als een stel mieren wat na een poos met genoeg lef weer op pad gaat naar suiker.
“Weak or strong, clever or simple, we are all brothers.”
Oh we kunnen gewoon hier op fok zien dat dat nogal altijd vooral een zeer rechts dingetje is hoor.quote:
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Denk ook dat bij links onderhuids antisemitisme aanwezig is.
Omnibus in omnibus.
Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam
Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam
Ook erg bon ton onder extreem-rechts. En nogmaals; ik zou wat beter lezen hier op fok wat je rechtse maatjes uitspuwen voor antisemitische bagger. Laat ik het zo stellen: het waren geen 'linksen' die weer op de proppen kwamen met de Protocollen van Sion, met Bjerknes en andere 'joden-als-waterputvergiftigers' rotzooi.quote:
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Omdat er joden bij betrokken zijn. Jodenhaat is bon ton onder extreem-links.
Het aloude adagium in de media is ook: no jews no news.
Of neem een kijkje in BNW.
Omnibus in omnibus.
Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam
Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam
Het beste is om hier als politicus en minister niets over te zeggen.quote:Op vrijdag 14 mei 2021 23:40 schreef Hermanusvanurbanus het volgende:
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En waar is Kaag? Die heeft hier toch vast en zeker ook een mening over. Of komt dit niet goed uit als aankomend vice-premier?
Rutte stuurt een bericht de wereld in om te vertellen dat hij bezorgd is over het geweld daar.
Waarom doet hij dat? Sowieso is het een leugen, want hij is natuurlijk niet écht bezorgd. Twee groepen voeren ergens heel ver weg een strijd. Waarom zou Rutte zich daarvoor interesseren? Rutte is zelf niet Palestijns of Joods.
Toen in het Midden-Oosten een Islamitische Staat werd uitgeroepen, werden internationaal alle handen ineengeslagen om deze IS te bestrijden.
Terwijl een vergelijkbare Joodse Staat daar al sinds 1948 zijn gang mag gaan. Inconsequent en hypocriet.
Terwijl een vergelijkbare Joodse Staat daar al sinds 1948 zijn gang mag gaan. Inconsequent en hypocriet.
Wel erg handig gedaan.quote:
Gaza faces increasing power, water shortages, partly because of own rocket fire
https://www.timesofisrael(...)ortages-amid-combat/
Ceterum censeo Turciam delendam esse.
ok ramsey, dan kanker je toch lekker terug naar gaza. doeidoeiquote:
Ramsey Nasr haalt uit naar Mark Rutte
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Dichter en acteur Ramsey Nasr heeft vrijdagavond hard uitgehaald naar demissionair premier Mark Rutte. De kunstenaar van deels Palestijnse komaf stelt dat de premier namens Nederland etnische zuiveringen bagatelliseert.
VVD-leider Rutte stelde vrijdag in een tweet dat Nederland het recht van Israël op zelfverdediging steunt. Hij rept in zijn bericht met geen woord over de Palestijnen. Dat leverde een storm van kritiek op, onder meer van de linkse oppositie.
„Hoi Mark! Even een berichtje om te zeggen dat je een schoft bent - als dit tenminste alles is wat je te zeggen hebt over de verwoesting en massaslachting die in Gaza plaatsvindt”, schrijft Nasr op Facebook. „Vrienden met Israël zijn is je goed recht. Etnische zuiveringen bagatelliseren is dat niet: dat heet medewerking. Groetjes, Ramsey.”
Eenzijdige tweet
Nasr is niet de enige die boos is over het bericht. Onder meer de SP, GroenLinks, DENK en BIJ1 veroordeelden de in hun ogen zeer eenzijdige tweet die de Rutte plaatste.
Het geweld in de Gazastrook is de afgelopen dagen snel geëscaleerd. De radicale Palestijnse beweging Hamas vuurde honderden raketten vanuit Gaza af op Israël. Dat bombardeert op zijn beurt weer doelen in Gaza. Er vielen de afgelopen dagen 120 doden aan Palestijnse kant en acht Israëliërs verloren het leven.
https://www.telegraaf.nl/(...)-uit-naar-mark-rutte
Much like down syndrom, red hair is a genetic mutation, and it occurs when a human has unprotected sex with a clown.
Jij vergelijkt Israel met IS? Serieus, wat voor drugs ben jij daar aan het gebruiken?quote:
Toen in het Midden-Oosten een Islamitische Staat werd uitgeroepen, werden internationaal alle handen ineengeslagen om deze IS te bestrijden.
Terwijl een vergelijkbare Joodse Staat daar al sinds 1948 zijn gang mag gaan. Inconsequent en hypocriet.
Much like down syndrom, red hair is a genetic mutation, and it occurs when a human has unprotected sex with a clown.
Om eerlijk te zijn, komen de eerste twee letters overeen. Verder eten ze allebei geen varken en leven ze. voorhuidloos. Ik zie toch wel wat overeenkomsten.quote:
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Jij vergelijkt Israel met IS? Serieus, wat voor drugs ben jij daar aan het gebruiken?
Niet verassend, zijn bijna geen Hamas leiders meer over, die hebben weer wat jaren nodig om nieuwe radicalen op te leiden en EU geld te gebruiken voor nieuwe rakketjes.quote:
Israel and Hamas likely to reach ceasefire in coming days — diplomat
https://www.timesofisrael(...)oming-days-diplomat/
An Egyptian intelligence official with knowledge of the talks told the Associated Press that Israel rejected an Egyptian proposal for a yearlong truce with Hamas and other Gaza militants, which would have started at midnight Thursday had Israel agreed. He said Hamas had accepted the proposal.
The official said Israel wanted to delay a ceasefire until it could destroy more of Hamas' and Islamic Jihad's military capabilities.
The diplomat who spoke to ToI said that negotiators believe Israel's heavy bombardments of Gaza Thursday and Friday indicated it could be getting its last licks in and will soon agree to halt fighting as well.
Israel aimed intense mortar fire at the Strip Thursday and then overnight launched a massive sortie of 160 planes dropping hundreds of bombs for nearly an hour in a blitz meant to destroy a network of tunnels dug beneath the Strip.
En voor een komende periode is het weer rustig.
Tijd voor Hamas om een nieuw arsenaal raketten etc op te bouwen.
Tijd voor Israël om de Dome etc te verbeteren.
Er verandert niets.
Game on.
Tijd voor Hamas om een nieuw arsenaal raketten etc op te bouwen.
Tijd voor Israël om de Dome etc te verbeteren.
Er verandert niets.
Game on.
“To destroy a people you must first sever their roots.”
