Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Will the World Ask Why Palestinians Celebrate Murder?

The painful debate about Israel’s decision to trade 1,000 imprisoned
Palestinian terrorists for kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit​ continues
this week with the families of terror victims attempting to sue the
government to prevent the swap. Though the vast majority of Israelis
support the trade and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s willingness to pay
the ransom for Shalit, the impending release of so many murderers is
nothing to celebrate. That is, unless you are a Palestinian.
 
Mass rallies and celebrations are being planned in Ramallah to
celebrate the freedom of those who were convicted of mass murders. Who
will they be cheering? As the New York Times reports:
 
    Those being freed include the founders of Hamas’s armed wing and
militants who kidnapped and killed Israeli soldiers and civilians. A
mastermind of the 2001 bombing of a Jerusalem pizzeria who killed 15
will walk out of prison, as will a woman who used the Internet to lure
a lovesick Israeli teenager to a Palestinian city and had him
murdered.
 
    Most of the prisoners were serving life sentences, some for being
involved in attacks like the 2001 bombing of a Tel Aviv nightclub that
killed 21 people and a suicide bombing a year later of a Netanya hotel
in which 29 died.
 
Apologists for the Palestinians will argue those in Israeli jails were
resisting the “occupation” of the country, though few will own up to
the fact that as far as the prisoners are concerned, the territory of
pre-June 1967 Israel is just as “occupied” as the West Bank. But even
if you think the Palestinian cause is just, how can anyone justify the
slaughter of innocents such as at the Sbarro bombing in Jerusalem?
Even if you think Israel should withdraw back to the 1967 lines, how
can any civilized person condone the Palestinian decision to treat
those who committed such atrocities as heroes?
 
What is on trial this week is not the moral calculus by which
Netanyahu decided that saving the life of one Jewish soldier was worth
the subversion of justice–freeing murderers as ransom. What ought to
be discussed is the upside-down ethos of Palestinian political culture
in which the spilling of Jewish blood grants the killer not only
absolution but also heroic status.
 
The world turned away in horror a decade ago when a photograph
captured the moment when one of the ringleaders of a Palestinian lynch
mob showed his bloodstained hands to a cheering crowd after he had
helped murder an Israeli. Yet today, the Palestinian political elite,
including many whom our government deems “moderates,” will not only
facilitate the release of this miscreant but treat him like a
conquering hero.
 
The prisoner swap has unfortunately reminded us of the depths of
degradation to which the Palestinian political culture sank during the
second intifada, as mass slaughter became not merely a tool of war but
the touchstone of a people’s identity. We would have hoped the passage
of years and the realization of the cost in Palestinian suffering that
this terror war incurred would have sobered them up. It would be one
thing if these murderers were taken back in an atmosphere that showed
some recognition their crimes were nothing to emulate. But instead,
the release is proving to be yet another indication nothing has
changed.
 
Those, like the Obama administration, who repeat tired clichés about
the need for Israel to take risks for peace, never seem to own up to
the costs of those risks. The second intifada and the 1,000 Jewish
lives lost to terrorists were the price of earlier risks previous
Israeli governments took in the hope of securing peace. The
celebration that will convulse Palestinian society tomorrow is sad
proof that similar risks taken today will also be paid for in blood.
 
Rather than ask why Israel is willing to trade so many terrorists for
one soldier, the world should be asking why the Palestinians are
cheering the release of sociopaths.
 
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2011/10/17/palestinians-celebrate-murder-shalit/
 

 wrote:
 
per lo stesso motivo per cui Netanyahu celebrò l'anniversario del King
David? L'unico vero problema della Palestina è che siete uguali
spiccicati

 David?
 
no, il mondo non si pone questa domanda.

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il governo inglese se la pose eccome.

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Bombacci, svegliati, e' passato qualche anno. Il mondo si pone il
problema della violenza ebraica e mai quello di quella islamica. E tu
non te ne intendi, l'unico tuo problema per quanto riguarda la
violenza e' l'energia con cui menartelo.

 cheering the release of sociopaths.
 
 
Mi sembra che il mondo sia quello che non si fa un grosso problema del
fatto che lo stato progettato dai palestinesi sia etnicamenre puro,
judenrein.
 
E secondo me, da un lato, c'è sicuramente il rapporto molto particolare che
il mondo tende ad avere con gli ebrei. Ma dall'altro c'è anche la
noncuranza con la quale si guarda, in fin dei conti, a dei mezzi selvaggi
che non possono condividere l'avanzata civiltà dell'Europeo Progressista
Miglioratore del Mondo.
/
 
 
-- 
recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant

 spiccicati
 
Un altro innamorato deluso della causa palestinese
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 Un altro innamorato deluso della causa palestinese
 
adesso pero' non rovinare la sua intesa con Persio.
 

 Bombacci, svegliati, e' passato qualche anno.
 
anche dall'attentato di 30 anni fa a Roma, ma continui a menarla con
la CGil (che non l'ha compiuto). Se io mi devo svegliare, tu devi
essere scongelato..

conveniva di più cenare fuori che in casa.

 anche dall'attentato di 30 anni fa a Roma,
 
di cui non conosciamo gli autori, giusto?
 
 
 

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CVD

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Bombacci, non riesci nemmeno ad imitare De Cesari. Per dire.

Il 19/10/11 00.07, נחום ha scritto:
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A proposito, che fine ha fatto?
 
PP

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Boh. Hai notizie di Pirotti?