Do you think when the Israel and Hamas conflict is over they will start again in six

Discussion in 'Politics & Religion' started by shahab6, Jan 15, 2009.

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    after they get a cease-fire, do you think it will start again within six months.
    what is Hamas goals anyway. Is there goal to get all land from 1947?
     
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  2. GTech

    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    Yes, hamas will start again. It would be un-islamic for them not to. Hence, why they are cowering and asking for a ceasefire, possibly up to ONE YEAR? Why one year? Because hudnas (cease fire in islam) is only to be used to the benefit of the muslim fighting force, to halt conflict long enough for them to re-arm and continue again.

    And once again, these savages will do the same things...fire rockets and mortars, Israel will be as tolerant as possible and put up with it again, then eventually fight back. Then hamas will start crying like babies and playing the victim card about how evil Israel is for not laying down and dying like the quran calls for, then start hiding behind women and children to create mass casualties in order to gain sympathy from those that don't otherwise know their tactics.
     
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    Why are you making fun of Islam? Your words are very offensive and provoking. Provoking, just like the Israeli government. Zionists never stop harassing the Palestinian people. And they throw them in prison for throwing stones.

    And there's no such language as "islam". The language is arabic, which is spoken by arabs, whether they are muslims, christians, jews, or others.
     
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    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    I did mention "crying" in that post, didn't I? There's a difference between making fun of something and being aware of it. I have no sympathy or hamas, it's supporters, or those who try twist my words around into something they were not.

    Nor did I say there was a language called islam. Pay attention when reading, please.
     
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    1. You said "in islam".

    2. The words Hamas and Islam aren't interchangeable.

    I was paying attention. I wasn't twisting your words (if you meant me above), I just commented on them. Your words felt harsh, and I'm sure some people were offended by them.
     
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    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    Some people are perpetual victims and will find anything to be offended over. I'm not concerned over someone being offended because I have harsh words for terrorist groups like hamas. You may find sympathy from others over it, but not from me. Deal with it.

    Once again, I point out that I did not say anything about islam being a language.
     
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  7. Glottis

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    I am not seeking sympathy. Your words about the religion were harsh, not only about Hamas (about which I don't care). And I almost felt offended myself, although I am not a Muslim!

    And hudna means cease-fire in Arabic. You said: hudnas (cease fire in islam). It sure seems to me as you were talking about a language.

    But this is getting ridiculous, a little off-topic, and a little personal. Excuse me, I'm going now.
     
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    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    I disagree. It very much appears you are seeking sympathy. My words for hamas are harsh and will continue to be. Distorting what I said and going for the victim card by alleging harsh words for a religion, is dishonest. You'll need a better angle than that.

    I'm well aware of this, as pointed out before the pity party for hamas began.

    Quick lesson:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudna

    Therefore, it is quite correct to mention the term "hudna" in relation to islam. You know this, I know this. It also matches with what I said regarding hudnas.

    I agree, it is ridiculous to distort and seek sympathy. I refuse to be sympathetic to hamas and squeaky wheels are not going to change that.
     
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    Unfortunately, that is kinda how the rest of the world see's it. You can call it what you want, but this is how they portray themselves. Victims. Why..Why were they once again launching rockets into Israel ?

    Why do they train kids as suicide bombers to cross the border and blow up Israeli's ?

    Can anyone answer that question without saying; "Yeah, but what about what Israel did..." ?
     
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    You are the rest of the world? Since when?

    I can but it's only my opinion and nothing more.

    To cause as much terror as they can. That terror have it's goal: to force Israelis to quir occupation of Palestinian territories. They can't confront Israel on open battle field so they are doing what they can to cause as much as they can damage to Israel. Majority of terrorism have particular goals no matter what people says.
     
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    Let's hope in six months we are all seeing progress toward realizing a peaceful Palestinian State.
     
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    With settlements expanding still going on? I do not sare your hope.
    But we will see peace thou. Abas and fatah choosed peace and are detemin to fight those among their people who are against it.
     
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    Thank you Glottis for your posts.
     
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    But can't you see how ridiculous it is to kill and injure innocent people and expect anyone to actually deal with you? It's 2009. No one is going to listen to terrorists. It's just not going to happen. Ever ! Has it happened yet ? What do you really think is going to change ? Nothing, except more of you will keep dying,a nd your people will never be able to live in peace. You continually sentence your children to a life of war, instead of diplomacy.

    Right now you have the luxury of Israel trading blows with you as if all is equal, but if you keep poking the military powerhouse, eventually, Gaza and all it's inhabitants will be completely gone. It won't take much and you know they have the weapons to do it.

    How are you going to force a mightier military power to do anything ? Are you serious ?

    If you keep practicing terrorism, and keep training your children to be terrorist, instead of diplomats, eventually the world will tire of you, and turn their backs and let Israel do what ever they want.

    The world is tired of little pockets of terrorists. Tired !
     
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    shahab6 Well-Known Member

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    their terrorist tactics no longer works in Israel anyway,as they have so much security everywhere, wherever you go there are security,soldiers under cover officers. When you go to malls and stores there is metal detector.

    And when they do to terrorist attack only few people die, and Israel always retaliates with assassination and etc..and even the Rockets they throw doesn't do much damage.
    so why do they spend thier time trying to fight Israel?

    so they either have to stop fighting, or spent building their military.
     
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    It is ridiculous but even countires like Israel doing it right now.

    You should read some history. Like history of Ireland and how Israel was created. Things like that. And also about Arafat.

    Hmmmm what I have to do with Palestinians? I merely answered your question. :)

    I'm not going to force them at all and I am not trying it.

    lol what the hell is wrong with you?!?
    I merely answered your question man! Get back to earth! :D
    I do not practice terrorism and do not teach my kid to be terrorist! Where the hell did you get that from?!? :D
     
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    Good question, what is Hamas goals and who helped create hamas and fund all of their madrasas in the Gaza strip;). Things that make ya go hmmmm.
     
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    Well said. Clearly this would be what one might normally expect. But this may be why Israel seems understandably determined, on this occasion, to ensure that there won't be enough left of Hamas to pose such threats for the reasonably forseeable future. Their tolerance and patience have been pushed too far this time.

    It remains to be seen whether it will actually work, though.

    Meanwhile Muslim terrorist groups are continuing to provide a huge distraction from Iran's nuclear potential, perhaps really the biggest problem of the region.
     
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    Are you serious? Do you actually believe in things you post?
     
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    That's just too much CNN...
     
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