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Titolo: [MO]  We came, we shelled, we killed

(tutti gli imbecilli che hanno espresso una opinione sui recenti fatti
dovrebbero leggerlo)
By Danny Rubinstein
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/725832.html
The bloodshed on the Gaza beachfront late last week was
not the result of a tragic error. It was clear to
everyone that in the exchanges of fire in the narrow
Gaza Strip, where the population density is among the
highest in the world, it was just a matter of time
before an entire family was hit. The Palestinian
response was also known in advance. More and more
attacks - and the number of Israeli victims that can be
expected in the near future - will only be determined
by luck, for better or worse.
It is a known fact that there is no military solution
to the overall Palestinian-Israeli conflict. But now it
is becoming increasingly clear that there is no
military solution for putting an end to the Qassam
rocket attacks. The Israel Defense Forces has struck at
the rocket-launching crews and their commanders; it has
destroyed the bridges and the roads leading to the
launching areas; it has carried out what it calls
"exposure" activities and has destroyed farmland; it
has bombed the launching sites, over and over. The army
has dispersed fliers warning the population and
threatening to destroy entire neighborhoods and towns.
And let us also remember the IDF's "war on the lathes"
that targeted the metalworking shops in Gaza. Dozens of
Palestinian lathes were bombed and destroyed due to the
suspicion that they were being used to manufacture
rockets.
None of this helped. On the contrary: There are many
more rockets and missiles in Gaza today than in the
past. The know-how, the means and the capabilities to
launch them against targets in Israel have only
improved and become more sophisticated. And there is no
doubt that the continued deterioration of the security
situation will only sharpen Palestinian martial skills
and broaden their activity in this area. We can even
assume that sooner or later, in the absence of a
diplomatic option, the motivation, the means and the
know-how for launching missiles will also reach the
West Bank.
Since Mahmoud Abbas was elected Palestinian Authority
chairman, a year and a half ago, barely a day has gone
by during which he has not called for negotiations. It
is true that he is not fighting the Hamas and terrorism
with particular determination, but this is no excuse
for not talking with him. It has already been four
years since the Arab initiative was presented at the
Beirut summit, which called for normalization with
Israel. The terms are obviously difficult to meet, but
Israeli statesmen have not even bothered to relate to
the initiative. On the agenda now stands the so-called
prisoners' document, which has met only with rejection
and derogatory responses from the Prime Minister Ehud
Olmert and his spokesmen. And there are also the
decisions of the Hamas government to permit contacts
with the Israeli government on practical matters -
economics, finance, agriculture, electricity, health,
tourism.
The Palestinians' demands are tough, obviously. It
would have been a lot simpler if they accepted ours:
for example, that greater Jerusalem in its entirety -
with Ma'aleh Adumim in the east, Givat Ze'ev in the
north and Betar in the south - officially become the
capital, solely, of Israel. Among the Palestinians,
across the board, the general view is that the Israelis
know quite well that the Palestinians would never
accept such a demand.
It is therefore in Israel's clear interest not to start
any talks with any Palestinians - not with moderates
and particularly not with the radicals. On the
contrary, it is best that the Palestinians remain
extremists because then no one will ask the government
of Israel to negotiate with them. How do we ensure that
the Palestinians remain radical? We simply strike at
them, over and over, via assassinations and incessant
bombings, until they drive any thought of supporting a
peace policy out of their minds.
It is possible that this is mistaken, distorted
thinking. However, whoever follows the mood in the
territories, the press, the statements of various
spokesmen and the interviews on local radio and Arab
television stations - will quickly conclude that this
is the overwhelming thinking among Palestinians from
Rafah in southern Gaza to Jenin in the northern West
Bank. And until Israel does not announce a change of
policy, a desire for a complete cease-fire and a
genuine willingness for dialogue - this is how the
situation will continue. 
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www.iaciners.org
This is the part where you run away

 and particularly not with the radicals. 
questo non e' vero
N.

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Sei stupido oltre ogni finto candore.

 Sei stupido oltre ogni finto candore.
ma non vai a vedere i filmss? 

*il cuggino di nico*, stai postando con me?
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e sta merda MO che č?
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Son solo in ufficio, scappo fuori alle 17 per il colosseo.

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e tu sei fazioso e disinformato oltre ogni limite
ma questa non e' una novita'
N.

 ma questa non e' una novita'
scrivi ad haaretz e diglielo, che tu hai chiara la situazione e loro
sbagliano.
Diglielo, pirla. Fatti dare del pirla in mondovisione, dai.

 Diglielo, pirla. Fatti dare del pirla in mondovisione, dai.
http://snipurl.com/rpq8
N.

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Fallo, e' troppo facile venir qui, fare il grillo parlante e scappare.
Fallo, devi avere la completa e piena percezione della tua misera
pirlaggine. Fallo.
Son cose importanti, non le puoi trattare come fosse lo scandalo del calcio
o uno qualunque degli argomenti sui quali hai una, si fa per dire,
opinione. Tanti, tutti, troppi, sui quali spargi con equanime pirlizia la
tua saccente ignoranza.