> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Halupovich Ilana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Verzonden: dinsdag 26 maart 2002 10:28 > Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Onderwerp: RE: This week in the Middle East
> <<What those people fail to see is that there is a difference between > the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian terrorists. The terrorists > are fundamentalists who do not care one bit about what Arafat thinks, > says or does. Demanding that Arafat stops terrorism is therefore > ridiculous: the terrorists are not listening to him. It is not the > Palestinian Authority who does not want peace with Israel; the militant > fundamentalists of Hamas are the ones who do not want peace.>> > > Pls check who took responsibility for several of last terrorist attacks > on Israel - military part of Phatah - Arafat's party, who is supposed > to be under his direct command. The key word here is *supposed*. I am not under the impression that the militant fundamentalists are listening to Arafat anymore. > Ad there is also Karin A. affair. Karin who? > And that terrorist that Palestinian police released who promptly blew > bus in Vadi Ara. Why was he released, then? The police must have had a reason for releasing him. > <<You know, if there is one thing I find sickening, it is the > neverending hammering on "Israeli girl killed" and "Palestinian child > throws grenade". Why do people like you keep hammering on that, but > conveniently never mention all those Palestinian children killed by > Israel?>> > > Fine. Pls display cases where Israeli soldiers/police *intentionally* > killed Palestinian children. I have enough cases of the opposite - > Dolfi disco, Sbarro pitza, several bat/bar mitzva parties. (I am ready > to believe that terrorist who shoot 9 month baby at Nethania didn't see > her) That does not answer the question why the rabidly pro-Israel crowd conventiently never mentions killed Palestinian children. Are they considered collateral damage, perhaps? > But then, those children (The footage was shown on ABC News last week - > not that the Europeans will even issue a token statement about child > soldiers!) are not members of a regular army, so technically they are > not soldiers. > > Are you sure they see themselves this way? I doubt they see themselves as soldiers in a regular army. They more likely see themselves as guerrillas fighting the Israeli oppression. > <<Then what do you propose the Palestinian Authority should do with > their prisoners? Jail them all for life because they *might* use > violence against Israel once they are released? Or maybe execute them > all?>> > > Did you gave a look to Oslo accords? Arafat said that he would jail > them. If they are prisoners, then they are in jail -- as agreed in the Oslo Accord. You did not answer the question of what to do with the prisoners. > <sarcasm> > Hm, executing them might be a good idea; it would be completely > justified, since all Palestinians are really terrorists anyway, and > life would become soooo much safer in Israel... > </sarcasm> > > Like they execute those who are suspected in collaboration with Israel? It is war. In war, it is not uncommon to execute those who collaborate with the enemy. Jeroen _________________________________________________________________________ Wonderful World of Brin-L Website: http://www.Brin-L.com Tom's Photo Gallery: http://tom.vanbaardwijk.com
