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  • ara87
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    The world needs to decide already who they're going to support once and for all, no toeing the line bs. If a nation says they support Israel, then let them support them 150% of the way once and for all, and if they disagree with them at all, then let them support the Palestinians. The world should not have to suffer through so much for the sake of two insignificant groups of peoples on such an insignificant stretch of land.

    Personally I side with Israel, b/c while I do believe what they're doing with blockade is wrong on almost every level, I believe that it'll be easier to put and end to the conflict once and for all if Israel wins. Israel holds all the cards, it and the world are ready to work towards a Palestinian state, but first the Palestinians have to accept that the borders are drawn and there's nothing they can do about it. Palestine is from now on and forever will be territories of Gaza and the West Bank. If a Palestinian should desire to live in a region of the entity defined as Israel, the Palestinians are just gonna have to make peace with them and then move to Israel legally.


    Who knows, maybe if things cool down and there's a peace between the two, in a few generations an Israeli Arab could be elected to the knesset or something, and while it sounds naive, look at the USA, Michelle Obama is a descendant of slaves, would her ancestors have ever thought that one of their descendants would be first lady and live in a country with second highest amount of interracial marriages?



    My plan B is to just give the West Bank to Jordan, and Gaza to Egypt. There are some peoples who will just never be fit to rule themselves, even if they get everything they want. But since Palestinians can't stand to be under the rule of the Israelis, then let them be under the rule of their Muslim Arab brethren

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  • Haykakan
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    Muhaha the reason you say Isreal is the only thing resembling a civilization in the middle east is because the Arab and Iranian states that tried to progress were brutaly repressed by the USA so that only Isreal would shine in the region. AS for Iversonmania i will simply state that the devile was a angel to, the best looking one at that if you believe the religios tales. Isreal is behind the fanatacism, islamatization and backwardness of the middle east. The zionists have used turned the USA into its slave and use it to keep the Arab nations down so that the Zionist state can shine in the hellhole that it is in and people like you will make the statements you make. It is not really your fault because you and many others have been fed prozionist garbage all your lives and know nothing different. Btw i am not from the middle east-o and Iran is in the middle east to just a fyi.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by iversonmania View Post
    The voices that all this incident is a ploy between israel and turkey is coming from middle eastern armenians and iranian armenians.

    Because in lebanon, iran this people cant open their mouth and criticize turkey.. they will be called israeli agents and sentenced to death by muslims.
    So this view is the best they can offer to pressure them to let relations go with turkey..
    Muslims are serious problem to this world.
    Why would Iranians criticize Turkey? Aside from the fact that many Iranians don't like their government, they still stand in solidarity with the Palestinians as do many other people who believe in human rights and stand against brutal treatment of people. Realize that militant Islam was created by intelligence agencies in order to be used as their pawn. Every government in the middle east was either propped up by western powers or is a direct reaction to western powers and occupation.

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  • iversonmania
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    Originally posted by Yedtarts View Post
    What you say is full of crap, because I come from the middle East (Lebanon) and I was living in the Christian side of Beirut which was controlled by very pro Israel militias. When I speak against Israel it’s because I know the true face of it, I’ve seen Israel without its mask that he/she wears in front of the western world, I’ve seen what kind of crimes they’ve done against southern and western Lebanese and against Palestinians.
    So go ahead with your idiotic brainwashing and find some idiots who still are willing to believe your lies.

    "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time." Abraham Lincoln,

    I am not here to open a thread for lebanon - israel or middle east - israel..

    If israel will help our genocide cause with this latest turkey stand, I am more then welcoming it. And I believe israel is an angel if am to compare it to turkey

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  • iversonmania
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    The voices that all this incident is a ploy between israel and turkey is coming from middle eastern armenians and iranian armenians.

    Because in lebanon, iran this people cant open their mouth and criticize turkey.. they will be called israeli agents and sentenced to death by muslims.
    So this view is the best they can offer to pressure them to let relations go with turkey..
    Muslims are serious problem to this world.

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  • Alexandros
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    78 percent of Je_wish Israelis view Turkey as enemy, poll shows

    Thursday, June 10, 2010

    JERUSALEM — Agence France-Presse

    Some 78 percent of Je_wish Israelis now view Turkey, once Israel's only Muslim ally in the Middle East, as an enemy nation, according to a poll published on Thursday.

    The sharp switch in public attitude toward Turkey comes in the wake of a May 31 raid by Israeli commandos on an aid flotilla bound for Gaza, which left eight Turkish activists and one Turkish American dead.

    The poll, published in the pro-government Yisrael Hayom daily, asked participants: "Do you believe that in light of recent events Turkey has become an enemy state?"

    It said 78 percent of those surveyed answered yes, while 22 percent said no.

    In the 1990s, the two nations developed close military and economic links and have held frequent joint military drills and signed a free trade agreement. Turkey had also become a favorite holiday destination for Israelis.

    But the ties have declined rapidly amid vehement Turkish criticism of the devastating offensive which Israel launched against the Gaza Strip in December 2008 and Ankara's improving ties with Tehran.

    And relations virtually broke down following the flotilla raid.

    Turkey recalled its ambassador and scrapped joint military drills, saying economic and defense ties with Israel would be reduced to a "minimum level."

    Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said this week that normalization of ties with Israel was out of the question if it rejects an international inquiry into the deadly raid on the aid flotilla.

    The poll said that only 13 percent of Je_wish Israelis favor an international commission, while 71 percent prefer an internal Israeli inquiry.

    The poll by the New Wave Research group surveyed 561 people and had a margin of error of 4 percent. It did not take into account the views of Israel's Arab minority, which makes up about 1.3 million of Israel's 7.4 million citizens.

    The poll also indicated that 91 percent of Je_wish Israelis believed Israel should stop future flotillas trying to breach its Gaza blockade. Five percent were opposed and 4 percent had no answer, the poll said.

    Israel, together with Egypt, first imposed the closures on the Gaza Strip after the capture of an Israeli soldier by Hamas and other militants in a deadly cross-border raid in June 2006 and tightened the sanctions when the Islamist group seized power in Gaza a year later.

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  • Muhaha
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    Another reason why I tend to appreciate and respect Israel, would the Palestinian & Gazan Goverments allow their citizens to protest their activities? Israel is the only thing in the M.E that even comes close to representing a civilized nation.
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    Tel Aviv peace Demonstration 5th june 2010 (flotilla event)
    This is a demonstration against the government because of the way the flotilla event was handled, people were angry and came in masses. The organizers estima...

    This is a demonstration against the government because of the way the flotilla event was handled, people were angry and came in masses. The organizers estimated there to be over 20,000 people, the media estimated there were 15,000 people. There are many people in israel who want peace and a major change in the way our government handles the palestinian issue.

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  • Davo88
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    Yedtarts,

    According to this logic, the eventual recognition of the AG by Israel and by the US could also be a simple plot or comedy drama in order to settle the issue under conditions favoring Turkey.

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  • Yedtarts
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    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    Yet another take on this situation. This one sounds interesting.

    GAZA INCIDENT WAS A MANEUVER PLOTTED BY TURKEY AND ISRAEL TO DECEIVE IRAN

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    June 8, 2010 - 14:06 AMT 09:06 GMT

    Russian-Turkish cooperation can be described as merely economic,
    according to Turkologist Artak Shakaryan.

    "Publications in Turkish media are the evidence of it. All issues
    covered refer to economy exclusively," Shakaryan told reporters on
    June 8.

    As to the recent events in Gaza, he said that these are not linked
    to Armenia anyway. "It was a maneuver plotted by Turkey and Israel
    to deceive Iran, with a purpose to transfer the center of Islamic
    world from Tehran to Ankara," he said.

    "After the parliamentary elections in Turkey, relations with Israel
    will improve," Shakaryan said, adding that the stronger is Turkey,
    the greater will be its pressure on Armenia.
    I share the same opinion, I think this “I don’t love you anymore” thing, which was fabricated and theatrically played in front of world media is little hard for me to swallow (too good to be true). Let’s not forget both states were created by Zionists and are still controlled by them. I will believe this comedy drama show only when Israel starts to talk seriously about the AG and work towards officially recognize it.

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  • Haykakan
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    Originally posted by Davo88 View Post
    It is unlikely that the flotilla incident was forged by both Israel and Turkey. It would have been likely only if Israeli-Turkish relations were excellent, but they were not. Ever since the current Turkish government is in place, Erdogan never missed an occasion to criticize Israel, most notably after the war in Gaza.

    To say that the incident was forged by Turkey as a trap against Israel, however, does make sense because this gives the Turks yet another reason to criticize Israel and strengthen its position in the Islamic world.
    That author states that the whole rift between isreal and turcky is a ploy, including the drifting apart parts before the flotila incident. This isnt all that far fetched but it is a rather complicated plan. I am not saying it is true but it is a interesting possibility.

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