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The Muslim Brotherhood. Is this what Americans stand for?
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The Muslim Brotherhood. Is this what Americans stand for?
Israel's prime minister. Bad bets. "Fiddler on the Roof ". In many ways Israel's youth has been blundering, it's Manhood a struggle culminating may be into an old age of regret. Mr Netanyahu may be a blunderer. With his politics of "The barrel of a gun" and political insensibility he will alienate Israel and endanger world peace. Is he out of control?
When I was watching the Republican primary debates, I almost felt that the candidates were running for president of Israel and not America. It bothers me that our politicians too often placed Israel's security interests above our own. It's the ubiquitous case of the tail wagging the dog in many respects.
Yes, Israel is our greatest ally in the region, but our long term interests in the region are not always the same. I think Israel would be best served by a United States that is a honest and objective friend and not a guaranteed "protector" of the interests of the state.
That said, I welcome the Obama administration's willingness to not march in absolute lock-step with President Netanyahu.
Factually Mr. Obama never liked Israel not Mr. Netaniahu. We in Israel remember very well the hostility Mr.Obama demonstrated toward Israel verbally, unverbally and in action during first year of his presidency.As well we in Israel remeber very well attempts to turn the political system and the media against Mr.Netaniahu, when the drive transparently came from the US embassy.
So even if Mr. Netaniahu demonstrated some sympathy to Mr. Romney it is negligible comparing to the cold showers from the White House during last years.
And despite all above the relationship between USA and Israel became even closer. Surprise? Not at all. Given the Middle East burning and given that USA allies in the neighborhood increasingly dissapear replaced by extremists competing in hate to the USA, the USA have not choice but rely on Israel. Despite the personal feelings of Mr. Obama.
Obama has been very good for Israel. Any US president has to safeguard the overall interests of the USA in Asia. Israel must learn that it is a very minor part of the whole picture in Asia. The main issues that divide Bibi and Obama are Iran and an independent state for the people of Palestine. On both issues he has the support of the whole world, US voters, one of the main Jewish opinion groups (the J Street movement) and all liberal US Jews. For a Jewish view on the Iran issue, see below:
The people of Israel must learn that it has decided to live in Asia - it must gain acceptance from Asian countries or face the consequences - i.e., live like an apartheid state like South Africa used to be.
You are completely confused.
When Jews lived in the Medieval Ghetto in Europe, they needed acceptance from the town people. Jews in Israel live in their homeland. They need acceptance from nobody.
Mr. Obama has not support "of the whole word" on any of the mentioned issues.
Gulf states pray for the strike on Iran, coming from USA or from Israel, they don't care.
An independent state of Palestine is not needed first to all to the Palestinian Arabs. Fact - they have not declared it until now and they have refused to promote its creation from early twenties of the previous century. I will drop the history lecture due to the place shortage. And the rest "whole word"... Do you think that refugees in Syria or wounded victims from the last blast in Iraq really care about Palestinian state? Not to mention the Timbuktu residents or Kenyan solders invading Somalia these days. So the "whole word" remains to be a couple of European antisemitic organizations, which , yes, see their self as "the whole word" in the best traditions of the European colonialism.
On the issue of global public opinion, I think you have not traveled much in either Asia or Europe. The reality is as follows:
On Iran:
- The Gulf states are small kingdoms - their "royal families" feel threatened by Iran. On a military strike on Iran, the economically and militarily significant countries in Asia are: Russia, China, India, Japan, Indonesia, Korea, Turkey, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc. None of them support a military strike against Iran.
On a homeland for the people of Palestine:
- Put this issue to a vote in the UN - this should be done anyway. You will find that out of 192 member states/countries of the UN, at least 175 countries would vote for an independent state for the Palestinians - i.e., over 95% of the population of the world.
A history lesson from you is not needed - you need a reality check about what the world is actually thinking about these issues. "They need acceptance from nobody" - your comment. That is what the apartheid supporters in South Africa used to say for decades. Till world opinion made them change their mind - apartheid collapsed within a short time. Israel is also running an apartheid regime - and constantly counting on US support - and a US veto in the UN. What will happen when the national interests of the USA make its foreign policy "neutral" or "anti-Israel"??? Israel will surely collapse.
This, article friend is factual and balanced, Benjamin by his past actions alone wanted Obama to lose that no secret.
The hollowness and mediocrity of the majority of the comments here are directly commensurate with the quality of the article itself, which appears less a product of serious journalism but more a piece of cheap speculation and propaganda aimed at rousing anti-Israel rubble. One would expect a bit more depth from the Economist.
Naw, your one of those that can't stand hard facts... how sweet.
Time for an "Israeli Spring" perhaps?
Israel is one of those countries diametrically different from the United States in the degree to which the two countries' politics are affected, or not affected, by demographic change, yet similar in terms of a very closely divided national electorate in which the center has proved willing to shift allegiance when the ruling parties have shifted too far to the extreme. It will be interesting to see if Mr. Netanyahu eventually suffers the same fate as his friend, Mr. Romney, by being forced too far to the right by his coalition partners.
The UN understanding about Palestine rights to exist and return, is improved. Every human will produces his brave-stand against human rights violation toward him. Salute for every people including Jews. Only Israel should have 1948accountability. Briton's simple gift now should be back to native people. Whatever you spin is Palestine. As Hongkong for China. We all agree that axiom that Jews is good, Israel is dark. Bibi bet on wrong interests. He forget U-turn Law, a premium extraction of Rome Imperium or Vietnam Backlash. Feel free to feel.
Arabs now go civis pacem parabellum. They know a false flags of IDF, Mossad everywhere. And the most important is Jews is not Israel. Israel is not Jews. Most Americans are in good moving too. Civis pacem parabellum for Israeli strange steps to blackmail the World. U-Turn.
November Rain in Palestine are bullets, bombs, deaths, agonies. Noam Chomsky and Fareed Zakaria know that as well as Ban KiMoon, Obama, Ronaldo (saint from Madrid), Ury Avnery, and EU Parliament. The South Africans' clever man, India's sharp eyes go beyond us for sure for Israeli contra-humanity. That israeli black brand brings world economy in ruins. November Rain against Palestines conducted by holistic Israel, not Jews. For centuries Jews existed in peaceful life with Palestines. But Israeli Haganah now IDF, performs well to burn Palestinians' skin. Tomorrow we hope u-turn law for Israel. World can. World is normal. You are you, normalities.
We know who is the Senior Partner in the relationship between Israel and US, the only one that doesn't know it is Binyamin Netanyahu. If I were Obama, that man will not step foot on the White House lawn for the next four years.
Israel is a modern Racist, apartheid, genocider. Even the Jews understand that true label and hate israeli military politics. The nuclear effect is nothing. Injustice produces modern Racist, apartheid, genocider. Look, no fear of death in MEast although US irrational people is forced to protect Israel.
US politicians have aligned themselves with the Israel interests i.e. 1- Void citizenship rights of all Past and current Palestinians.
2- Support Israel right to expand her territory by annexing West Bank.
Now you think how does US be an honest peace broker?
On Israel issue, US credibility as a neutral peace maker, is close to zero.
Sincerely yours.
And when is the British Parliament going to repeal "The Estate Of The Late Baron Hirsh Act 1943" (I'm not sure of the exact title) a notoriously badly drafted private bill rammed through in the middle of the night whose drafting errors were interpreted by the idiots in the Foreign Office as expropriating all British crown lands in Palestine and giving said lands to Jewish refugees from the Nazi holocaust? See p230 of the "House Of Commons At Work" by Eric Taylor, Pelican 1951? Or have I got the wrong end of the stick here?
It would be better to get moderates from Fatah and Likud and the Israeli Labour Party to sit down at a table and negotiate than let the Foreign Office manderins and their S.I.S./M.I.6. goons play their obscure games of imperial politicking ... and should not the world move on and adopt the United Nations Security Council as a replacement to the old imperialist elite smoke filled room cliques?
Why do you think the British Foreign Office is even involved in any negotiations between Israel and its Muslim-Arab counterparts? Let me assure you, one doubt the Jews, within and without the sovereign nation-state of the Jewish people, Israel, would have any trust in this office, for obvious reasons...
No doubt you are correct in respect of today ... I do however rember reading allegations years ago that the British Foreign Office had some involvements 1945-1949 in some negotiations back then ...
"Allegations"...!! The poster talks about a period during which the British authorities reached its height in being truly hated by the Jews, within and without the Land of Israel due to the fact that not only the government then sided with the Arabs in their attempt to defeat the setting up of an independent nation-state of the Jewish people on any parcel of land of the Jewish people's ancestral homeland; but, worse, the British authorities prevented Jewish refugees from the Holocaust in Europe of reaching a safe haven in their people's homeland of Eretz Israel (Land of Israel), causing ships of refugees to sink, while in other cases brutally beating refugees - men, women, children and the elderly - and placing them in concentration camps. Britain, sadly, has become the epicentre of the UNHOLY TRINITY on earth, i.e. consisting of classic anti-Semites; "progressive" anti-Jewish racists; and, 7th century-based Islamists. The foundation of this social-political phenomenon, sadly, was constructed by the British authorities during the first half of the 20th century, and the Jews refuse to forget it.
Wrong end of the stick, the bloke set up funds and brought land in Palestine for jewish use:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baron_Maurice_de_Hirsch
Can't find any mention of that act you are harping on about, and jewish numbers to Palestine were controlled and it is this that forms part of the reasoning that was expressed by jewish terrorists.
It is worthy of note that Netanyahu father was a terrorist, and it is likely to be from him that he has gotten is ugly extremist views.
As for the British stance, it is one that has been many time been abused by extremists of the jewish faith:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_responses_to_the_anti-Jewish_pogroms_in_the_Russian_Empire
As you said, jewish hatred against the British... a racial hatred expressed by extremists that turned to terrorism.
The jew turned to murder in Palestine because the British put the lives of those that were born there before those that were not, and nothing will wipe away the blood of innocents off the hands of those murderers.
Again you sink to the depths of spouting terrorist propaganda.
First, let's look between the Jews and Israel. The differences of them shaping a recent war culture as a paradox of Jews' history. Israel go revenge innocent Palestinians, she burns Oslo Acords. She violates Geneva Convention, UN Charter. Second, she's buying time. The Globe is forced by her to forget Palestine, but Russia, China, and rational HR countries like India, Brazil, South Africa refuse to kneeling before Israeli disastrous 1948 mechanism. Coz it is a bold abnormal conduct of rain of promises and rain of human hell. Banzai, Israelis know their terorism to terrorize Palestines with whatever languages, with whatever lux arms from US limited budget. She forced anyone to believe the old tactic, but Noam Chomsky performa well as well as some good US and EU generals. The next stop to forget Palestine is Syria. The next turn to forget Palestine is Iran. The next idea to forget Palestine is NATO adventures as advised on missiles of 'near' Europe. But UN on air by Dont Forget to Remember Me (Palestine). Antiwar.com asserts a sandwich called Tell Me Telaviv-Spin. EU awakes very early to note that exponential spin.
Israel, the liberal democratic nation-state of the Jewish people, is governed based on its legal system that also incorporates international law, bi-lateral and multilateral agreements with other countries and organizations.
It is high time the poster realize the above and internalize it!!
Incidentally: Israel's capital city is not Tel-Aviv but rather Jerusalem.
Israel does not abide by international law, nor does it abide by its own laws unless they are detrimental to non jews, then it enforces them to the letter.
Lebanon and Turkey can make the same claims as you make for Israel.
Considering that without the Balfour Declaration of 1917, Churchill''s refusal to sign an advantageous armistice with Germany in 1940 and British resistence in Egypt in 1940-42, Palestine would have been occupied by the Nazis and there would have been no Eretz Israel... your extreme anti-British comment is surprising. The British had a mandate in Palestine and were legally and morally obliged to defend the interests of both Arabs and Jews (and Christians &.) there. There were quotas and limitations, and several struggles between between Jewish immigrants and Palestinian Arab natives, mainly the 1936-39 Arab revolt . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936%E2%80%931939_Arab_revolt_in_Palestine
The Swastika flag would have flown over Jerusalem and the SS would have followed Rommel's Afrika Korps if the British had not stopped the Germans and the Italians at El Alamein in 1942. First Cairo, then the Suez Canal, then Palestine... The Grand Mufti, the Arabs, the Allgemeine-SS, the Gestapo, probably some Einsatzgruppen... it would have been a tragedy of Biblical proportions, a wholesale massacre or enslavement for the Jews living there. Honestly, what would you have preferred, this or British occupation, no matter how harsh it could have been sometimes?
As for Jewish terrorism,
"Lehi also referred to themselves as 'terrorists' and may have been one of the last organizations to do so.
An article titled "Terror" in the Lehi underground newspaper He Khazit (The Front ) argued as follows:
Neither Jewish ethics nor Jewish tradition can disqualify terrorism as a means of combat. We are very far from having any moral qualms as far as our national war goes. We have before us the command of the Torah, whose morality surpasses that of any other body of laws in the world: "Ye shall blot them out to the last man." But first and foremost, terrorism is for us a part of the political battle being conducted under the present circumstances, and it has a great part to play: speaking in a clear voice to the whole world, as well as to our wretched brethren outside this land, it proclaims our war against the occupier. We are particularly far from this sort of hesitation in regard to an enemy whose moral perversion is admitted by all." (He Khazit [underground publication of Lehi], Issue 2, August 1943. No author is stated, as was usual for this publication. Translated from original.)
"We have before us the command of the Torah, whose morality surpasses that of any other body of laws in the world..."
No comment.
"Britain, sadly, has become the epicentre of the UNHOLY TRINITY on earth, i.e. consisting of classic anti-Semites; "progressive" anti-Jewish racists; and, 7th century-based Islamists. The foundation of this social-political phenomenon, sadly, was constructed by the British authorities during the first half of the 20th century, and the Jews refuse to forget it."
Do you realize what you are saying? My British Jewish friends would not like to read this. Especially those whose fathers and grandfathers served in the British Army, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force in 1939-45. (There are almost three hundred thousand British Jews in the United Kingdom.)
By the way, today is Remembrance Sunday, November 11th. You chose the wrong eve for your comment.
Yes, I do realize what I say: I describe reality. Indeed, few would like to hear such a description of reality, since it is not a pleasant one, but it is a reality. You see, German Jews also fought for Germany during the first world war, and upon the rise of Hitler to power in 1933 the attitude toward those German Jews changed, and most of them went up in smoke by the very people with whom the fought shoulder-to-shoulder only a few years back.
Indeed, without the British stopping the Nazi forces advancing from north Africa on to Eretz Israel (Land of Israel), the Jewish community as well as Jewish communities throughout the region would have been extinct by the Germans, as they were throughout Europe. But, let us note, the British didn't stop the Germans on behalf of the Jews. They did so because it was the right act for Britain to do based on British interests.
No, you don't describe "reality", you just describe an extremely subjective and biased interpretation of yours.
Your comparison with Nazi Germany in 1933 is absurd and unfair, the British Jews who fought for King and Country in the Great War never "went up in smoke", today, almost a century later, they paid homage to them at the Whitehall Cenotaph in London just like they paid homage to the Christians, the Muslims, the Hindus, the agnostics, the atheists and the others.
No comment about Lehi/the Stern Gang, etc? Isn't that a "description of reality"? Well, it is, but "not a pleasant one", of course. Q.E.D.
Of course the British (and the Americans, and the Soviets &c.) did not stop the Germans only to defend the Jews. This is not Alice in Wonderland, it's realpolitik, and they were defending their countries, peoples, empires, economic interests, ideologies, political systems &c.
The fact remains that OBJECTIVELY speaking the British prevented the Germans from conquering Palestine and the Nazis from imprisoning, enslaving or exterminating the Jewish immigrants there. I wonder what happened to the word "gratitude". The Soviet forces that took Auschwitz didn't do it just to liberate the Jewish &c. prisoners there, that was just part of one of their offensives. In 1956, 1967 or 1973 the IDF did not fight to defend justice, humanity, democracy or the poor Tibetans, they just did it to defend their country, Israel.
The facts are that the likes of the Lehi collaborated wit the nazis as it suited their zionist agenda that refugees flooded Palestine. There is plenty of this documented, a quick google search will bring up plenty of verification.
"During World War II, Lehi initially sought alliance with Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, offering to fight alongside them against the British in return for the transfer of all Jews from Nazi-occupied Europe to Palestine."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lehi_%28group%29
Jews let jews go up in smoke for an extremist ideology.
You have raised in my mind a doubt, whether or not Eric Taylor's book "The House Of Commons At Work" is Soviet disinformation - or British disinformation????
"Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex"
"First published 1951"
"The author, who holds the responsible post of Clerk to the Estimates Committee ... [of the British House of Commons.]"
"When, in 1943, it was found necessary to apply the enormous funds left by Baron Hirsch for settling Russian Jews in Palestine to another purpose, namely, helping Jews of nationalities other than Russian to settle in Palestine (there no being no longer any Russian Jews available for the purposes of the bequest), a Private Bill was promoted in Parliament."
I do not know who Eric Taylor realy was???? I do not wish however to defame the dead ...
My understanding is that some idiots in the British Foreign Office - what Lenin would call useful idiots in relation to similar actions by Foreign Office lawyers in 1914 - 1918 - took too much notice of this bill's drafting errors. However none of the history books I own have the text of the bill so maybe I shouldn't have been so strong is stating my inferences????
And maybe the British Foreign Office need to move on, and let the United Nations Security Council be deferred to rather than these manderins in their smoke filled rooms!
All information I have found has the fund still going, mainly in the US, and pays out on jewish projects.
I can find nothing on the act.
The only Eric Taylor I know of is a musician...
Thanks ever so much for your reply and your questioning of my position ...
However, refer:-
Winston Churchill, "Their Finest Hour", p426:-
"The essence of the situation depends on arming the Jewish colonists sufficiently to enable them to undertake their own defence ..." [to free British forces to enable British forces to better defend Britain from the Germans].
Winston Churchill, "Triumph and Tragedy", p693:-
"11 July 1944"
"There is no doubt that this [persecution of Jews in Hungary and their expulsion from enemy territory] ... most horrible crime ever committed ..."
By the way I believe that from 1939-1945 Winston Churchill gave backing and a lot of funding to the S.I.S. Right the leadership of the British spy service ... and the spy service tried to set up Winston Churchill as the apparent winner of the war a general going around giving speeches to keep the morale up so to speak:
"We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in France, we shall fight in the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender."
House of Commons, 4th June 1940
I believe the Internet today has a lot of false and misleading information. I believe paper books are less likely to be false unless from an unreliable author putting out disinformation!
"Israel is governed based on its legal system that also incorporates international law, bi-lateral and multilateral agreements with other countries and organizations" - your comment. Then why has Israel refused to sign the NPT?? And why does Israel have 400 illegal nuclear warheads?? And why is Israel keen to take unilateral military action against Iran, which has signed the NPT?? And why does Israel not refer these issues to the UN, if Israel has any respect for international law??
NPT is not a requirement for countries to accept, thus not part of international law, and it is certainly not part of Israel's legal system or any bilateral or multilateral agreements on which Israel has signed.
I asked you 4 questions. You have answered only 1. If it is the right of a country to have nuclear weapons (like Israel, as you state), then Iran should also have this right.
I do not know why Jewish people are so anti-British. They did a lot for the Jews - e.g., the Balfour declaration, WW2, the illegal attack on Egypt in 1956, etc. The only issue the Brits did try and prevent was Jewish terrorism. I am sure that you are aware that there was systematic ethnic cleansing being done by Jewish terrorist organizations.
"In 1947, there were 630,000 Jews and 1,300,000 Palestinian Arabs. Thus, by the time of the United Nations partition of Palestine in 1947, the Jews were 31% of the population.
The decision to partition Palestine, promoted by the leading imperialist powers and Stalin's Soviet Union, gave 54% of the fertile land to the Zionist movement. But before the state of Israel was established, the Irgun and Haganah seized three-quarters of the land and expelled virtually all the inhabitants.
In 1948, there were 475 Palestinian villages and towns. Of these, 385 were razed to the ground, reduced to rubble. Ninety remain, stripped of their land."
"In 1940, Joseph Weitz, the head of the Jewish Agency's Colonization Department, which was responsible for the actual organization of settlements in Palestine, wrote:
Between ourselves it must be clear that there is no room for both peoples together in this country. We shall not achieve our goal if the Arabs are in this small country. There is no other way than to transfer the Arabs from here to neighboring countries - all of them. Not one village, not one tribe should be left.
Joseph Weitz elaborated upon the practical meaning of rendering Palestine "Jewish":
There are some who believe that the non-Jewish population, even in a high percentage, within our borders will be more effectively under our surveillance; and there are some who believe the contrary, i.e., that it is easier to carry out surveillance over the activities of a neighbor than over those of a tenant. [I] tend to support the latter view and have an additional argument: ... the need to sustain the character of the state which will henceforth be Jewish ... with a non-Jewish minority limited to fifteen percent. I had already reached this fundamental position as early as 1940 [and] it is entered in my diary.
The Koenig Report stated this policy even more bluntly:
We must use terror, assassination, intimidation, land confiscation and the cutting of all social services to rid the Galilee of its Arab population.
Chairman Heilbrun of the Committee for the Re-election of General Shlomo Lahat, the mayor of Tel Aviv, declaimed: "We have to kill all the Palestinians unless they are resigned to live here as slaves."
These are the words of Uri Lubrani, Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gurion's special adviser on Arab Affairs, in 1960: "We shall reduce the Arab population to a community of woodcutters and waiters."
Raphael Eitan, Chief of Staff of the Israeli Armed Forces stated:
We declare openly that the Arabs have no right to settle on even one centimeter of Eretz Israel ... Force is all they do or ever will understand. We shall use the ultimate force until the Palestinians come crawling to us on all fours.
Eitan elaborated before the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee:
When we have settled the land, all the Arabs will be able to do will be to scurry around like drugged roaches in a bottle."
"The territorial ambitions of Zionism were clearly spelled out by David Ben Gurion in a speech to a Zionist meeting on October 13, 1936: "We do not suggest that we announce now our final aim which is far reaching – even more so than the Revisionists who oppose Partition. I am unwilling to abandon the great vision, the final vision which is an organic, spiritual and ideological component of my ... Zionist aspirations."
In the same year, Ben Gurion wrote in a letter to his son:
A partial Jewish State is not the end, but only the beginning. I am certain that we can not be prevented from settling in the other parts of the country and the region.
In 1937, he declaimed:
"The boundaries of Zionist aspirations are the concern of the Jewish people and no external factor will be able to limit them." [47] In 1938, he was more explicit: "The boundaries of Zionist aspiration," he told the World Council of Poale Zion in Tel Aviv, "include southern Lebanon, southern Syria, today's Jordan, all of Cis-Jordan [West Bank] and the Sinai."
Ben Gurion formulated Zionist strategy very clearly:
After we become a strong force as the result of the creation of the state, we shall abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine. The state will only be a stage in the realization of Zionism and its task is to prepare the ground for our expansion. The state will have to preserve order – not by preaching but with machine guns."
I suggest that you read books on Zionist ethnic cleansing written by Jewish scholars like Ilan Pappe, Noam Chomsky, etc. Also Gurion's Plan D - Plan Dalet, or Plan D, (Hebrew: תוכנית ד', Tokhnit dalet) - i.e., total ethnic cleansing in Palestine - a war crime!!!
I am not sure whose side you are on.
The dialectic, double dialectic, and triple dialectic in your messages makes me wonder what kind of model you advocate for a peaceful settlement in the middle east ...
I do ever so hope you agree that a two state solution is the only solution that will ever work ...
If you are someone who thinks that the Americans can help I have strong doubts ... Henry Kissenger might brought the parties in the Vietnamn dispute to the negotiating table ... or so the press says ...
Thanks you ever so much for bringing doubt to my mind about which set of books about world war two is disinformation ...
I now incline to the position that the right wing tell the truth about it, and that most of the left wing books I have have disinformation about world war two ...
Now identified as disinformation, thanks to your hints that I should think twice before taking world war two history books too seriously:-
"The Fall and Rise of Europe", Henry M. Pachter.
"The House of Commons at Work", Eric Taylor.
"The Dilemma of Democratic Solialism", Peter Gay.
"Overcoming Middle Class Rage", Murray Friedman.
I should thank you for making me think for myself about world war two! Irrespective of whose side you are really on, you deserve thanks!
I'm a supporter of the two state solution, and have no problems with showing up extremists of what ever creed or colour.
Lots of disinformation was printed in the cold war era.
Israel has its own daemons to face, its current PM being one of them.
"...historic Palestine..." is a phrase used by the author. But, what does the phrase describe, I wonder if the author knows.
"Palestine" in ancient times was a term coined by the Romans - philistia - in order to erase any trace of Jewish existence in the Jewish people's homeland. The Romans, incidentally, took it from the Hebrew in which it had described the region in which the פלישתים / p'lishtim used to dwell, an even earlier people that invaded the country from the sea (Crete?), and which means invaders. In modern times the territory called Palestine in its English version has included what is now Jordan, east of the Jordan River, and Israel, west of it.
"Palestine", in its contemporary meaning, was legally partitioned between the Arabs and the Jews of "Palestine"; 77% of it was handed over to the Arabs and became Jordan, located between the Jordan River and the Arabian Desert, while only 23% of it, located between the Jordan River and he Med. Sea, was assigned to the Jewish people to be "the national home for the Jewish people", i.e. the Jewish people's nation-state.
Therefore, about which "historic Palestine" does the author write...??
There was never a mandate, nor did any British politician, make the claim for a jewish nation state in Palestine. The way you have tried to hijack the Balfour Declaration is the same as those termed 'terrorists' who did the same thing.
One can assume from your statement that you support terrorism? You do use their words and propaganda.
The Balfour Declaration, 1917, is not of course part of international law. However, its language was used, as is, in the San Remo Conference decisions, 1920 in which "Palestine", i.e. present day Jordan and Israel, was assigned to be "the national home for the Jewish people". After, in 1921, the British, contrary to the San Remo decisions, handed over 77% of "Palestine" to the Arabs, the League of Nations enshrined that partition and assign only the rest, 23% of "Palestine" to the Jewish people as "the national home for the Jewish people", i.e. the Jewish people's nation-state, one in which civil and religious rights would be extended to the "none Jewish population" there. The UN adopted this act by the League of Nations in 1945 and etched it into the UN Charter, Article 80, as an irrevocable act.
Hence, this issue has gone beyond the British Balfour Declaration and became part of international law and the UN Charter.
It uses the same words as the declaration, a "home land" can be understood as a reservation far more than a "nation state".
Again you use the words of terrorists to make your case, twisting what was actually stated and taking it out of context, to justify the unjustifiable.
Again, it is left for one to assume you support terrorism as you use the same terms and language as they use.
Sir Winston Spencer Churchill, remember, advocated the necessity of using terror in order to unseat that madman Adolf Hitler ... he charged Maurice Buckmaster who he appointed to establish the Special Operations Executive (SOE) to "set Europe ablaze."
Please do not dissemble in this debate by denying that many governments have used terrorist tactics from time to time; being in denial about this is not only a bit rich but also shows being in denial that the suicide bombing campaign of Islamic Jihad in Israel and Iraq and Afghanistan and Pakistan has proven so totally non-constructive ...
If only the peoples of the 'middle east' (or insert non-Eurocentric term here) would organise under leaderships more inclined to values the eternal platitudes that C.S. Lewis waxed lyrical about in "The Abolition of Man" "The Four Loves" "Mere Christianity" "The Screwtape Letters" and other works.
If only moderates and people of reason would take over the leaderships of the organisations in the 'middle east'!
Do take into consideration and place matters within the context of the time, place and circumstance; and, do try to understand the language as it was used in the first part of the 20th century. My note is based on the understandings of others. It is not my original interpretation. In fact, it is VERY IMPORTANT to note that the decisions, acts and resolutions about which I write there is only reference to ONE national group, the Jewish people, while all others, e.g. Arabs, Circassians, Armenians, etc. are simply referred to as "none Jewish population". The implication is, of course, that the non-Jewish population need to be treated in a certain way, but not to exercise national rights in the territory designed to be the "national home for the Jewish people", since those rights may be exercised in the rest of the Arab Middle East, and particularly in what later became Jordan.
The SOE organised resistance groups, these groups did not go out of their way to commit murder of civilians, but hit the forms of governance used to oppress.
There are no differences between the tactics used by jihadists and those by the jewish terrorists in the late 1920s and their offspring use in government today.
Your comment comes off being apologist for criminals, doing nothing but trying to derail from the facts.
I understand the language and context completely, I also understand that you are doing everything possible to hide the fact nothing in the original texts says anything about a 'state', the language used is that to describe a reservation.
The language used made it clear that the "national home for the jewish people" was to be part and parcel of Palestine.
You again use the language of extremists and terrorists, those that murdered refugees fleeing combat areas and murdered families sheltering in their homes.
If you don't want to be associated with terrorists, perhaps you would stop using their propaganda, unless you actually support them.
No, this is certainly not a language with whose user I wish to maintain an intelligent discourse, i.e. "...the language of extremists and terrorists, those that murdered refugees fleeing combat areas...". Indeed, this language borders on a blood libel and I have no intention of taking part is such a libel.
It is well documented fact that jewish groups hunted down and killed refugees, it is your own comments that borders on any kind of libel.
Apart from conversion to Islam, I think the current Palestine residents are blood relative to the Israeli Jews.
Second issue is the Israel claims are based on more than 1500 years past history. If we accept that claim then even majority Americans will have trouble to keep native American lands. I think best way to settle these claims is to accept each other and learn to live together peacefully without annexing territories. Do not forget one day Israel will not be able to control US politicians and may lose total support.
"Palestine" residents...?? Where is "Palestine"...?? And, as for the Arab Israeli conflict, the international community has set up in law the way to resolve it: San Remo conference decisions, 1920; League of Nations decisions, 1922; UN Charter, Article 80, 1945; and UN Security Council resolution 242, 1967. And, of course, until 242 is fully implemented, the governing legal infrastructure is the Sept 1995 Interim Agreement. If we are law abiding citizens, let us live by it!!
If we are law abiding, then the ICJ has the last say, as it was handed all legal matters around the Palestine mandate. The illegal building in the occupied territories would halt, and all Palestinians would be given the choice of returning of receiving compensation.
Your only quoting some, not all, of the UN resolutions and lets not forget it was jewish extremists who murdered the first UNSC peace keeper and fact finder to the region. It was the jews who broke the original ceasefire for which none have been tried, instead Israel give terrorists ribbons and calls them 'heroes'
"...recognized Israel within the 1967 borders..."
It is not entirely clear whether the author is not familiar with the material about which she writes, or rather she actually tries to mislead her readers. Therefore, let us clarify the phrase: "1967 borders".
Reality is that there has never been a 1967 border. At the most, there was an armistice line that was reached and accepted by the warring parties of Israel's War of Independence, and it was designated on the maps as such, after Israel and each of its Arab neighboring states reached an armistice agreement, 1949. In fact, not only that this line was not a border, but the Arabs themselves insisted that it must not be viewed as such, hoping to cross it one day on their way to bring about Israel's demise, which they attempted in 1967, hence, the armistice lines that existed util 1967, when they were violated by the Arabs and erased from the maps.
International law, as reflected in UN Security Council Resolution, 242, of 1967, it ought to be emphasized, doesn't call for Israel's retreat to this non-international border but rather to "secure and recognized boundaries".
It is high time even ideologically motivated writers should at least know the facts and cease misleading their readers.
"negotiate with them"
This article, of course, omits to mention that Netanyahu is the one who has called on every opportunity for negotiations with the Palestinians.
It is Abbas, the Palestinian president, who refuses to negotiate with Israel.
It is also Abbas who has quit negotiating with Israel - and has set unprecedented preconditions to any negotiations.
And, it was Abbas who said NO to Olmert's peace offer in 2008.
The only unprecedented preconditions have been those set by Netanyahu, coming up with the original demand that his counterpart recognizes the Jewish character of Israel, something no other Israeli leader had ever demanded from Palestinians, and which is in itself a bizarre demand, since the character of a state is to be defined by the state itself, and not by third parties. I don't remember Iran demanding the US to recognize its islamic character to enter negotiations.
What Abbas demands from Israel are not "preconditions", but merely that Israel respects past agreements that specifically state that Israel must refrain from building beyond the Green Line. That is not a precondition, but an obligation under International Law.
Arabs and Jews can live together again if Arabs grow up and accept Israel is here to stay; America grows up and stops blind support of Israeli occupation/land grab and oppression of defenceless palestinians; Israelis grow up and start electing reasonable leaders again and the UN declares Jerusalem the unholiest town on earth so the place loses its blood-soaked pull on people of the three faiths..
Doable I will say.
If only it were as easy as you make it sound, but it really is that simple.
The anti-Netanyahu tone of this article, as well as the vicious anti-Israeli comments below, are of course utterly predictable.
For those who pay attention to facts, and are not merely blinded by their bias, a few points should be made:
1. Whatever unconcealed preference Netanyahu has shown for Romney, it doesn't even begin to compare to the total endorsement Bill Clinton has given to Shimon Peres in 1996 (over Netanyahu).
The "intervention" is a two-sided affair.
2. Whatever the animosity between Netanyahu and Obama, Israel and the US are still very close allies, and this most likely will NOT change.
3. Netanyahu, despite mistakes and shortcomings, has been a very good PM for Israel, in a difficult time.
It was his pressure that has brought unprecedented sanctions on the second biggest OPEC oil producer.
Economically, Israel is today better off than it was 4 years ago. In fact, Israel today - both financially and militarily - is better off than at any point in its history. And the gap between Israel and its neighbors (again, both financially and militarily) is wider than ever.
So while Israel still faces challenges, it's likely to overcome them, just as it has overcame much bigger challenges in the past, regardless of the relations between Netanyahu and Obama.
The pro-Netanyahu, and pro-Israeli comments are equally predictable, but I was surprised at how far I had to scroll to find an English language version. As a very famous Jew once said, "Remove the log from your own eye, before removing the splinter from mine." Your bias is as blinding as any other.
1. Political endorsements will not make or break an election. Mr. Netanyahu's preference in the American election is nothing more than that. Had things gone the way he wanted, they would go more smoothly in the coming years. The problem wasn't his preference, it is his betting on not one, but three loosing horses. Romney's loss was not Netanyahu's only set back to his future plans, just the only one you noticed.
2. America and Israel are still allies, but how close they remain could depend on how Obama and Netanyahu interact in the next few years. Mr. Netanyahu's decisions on Iran could change that. Romney would have unquestioningly followed Israel into a war with Iran, Obama might not be so willing. If this alliance is going to change, now could be the time for that change.
3. The same could be said about Obama, 53% of Americans (myself included) are better off now than we were four years ago. The difference is, that colder relations between the two nations could result in less Muslim animosity toward America, and that would make our live much easier.
As a Bill Clinton supporter, and of his support for Peres, as well as a supporter of factual integrity, I must agree with your premise, though I do disagree with you that the US/Israeli alliance "most likely" will not change, it certainly will not change, and I disagree that Democrats' alliance with the Prime Minister's opponents is any greater than his alliance with President Obama's opponents. I'd say it's about equalas the divides between the American and Israelis electorates. I will never forgive Sharon's decision to visit the Temple Mount at a time calculated to keep Araft off his rocker at the most promising time in history to acheive a solution, or Rabin's assassination by a right winger, but I'm sure you would agree at least one of those is unforgiveable, perhaps even both, and share the prayer, and I believe, certainty, that the relationship between between our two countries will forever retain a healthy balance.
However anyone spins it, Obama and Netanyahu said essentially the same thing to at the UN, and President Obama can be counted on not to permit Iran to fullfill its nuclear ambition.
"2. Whatever the animosity between Netanyahu and Obama, Israel and the US are still very close allies, and this most likely will NOT change."
Maybe it is time to change THAT. Israel is increasingly becoming a liability to the US Middle Eastern Policy, and now that Shale Gas and Oil has given USA a first genuine prospect of independence from Middle Eastern Oil, President Obama has, for the first time in Post-WW2 US History, a genuine option to wash his hands off Middle East for good.
The one trick pony of unilateralism is the Israeli MO. They invented the word terrorist and they should be well acquainted with its interpretation. Yes, they are surrounded by countries and tribes who hate them and they have never made the efforts to rise above their real and imagined enemies. Many young Israelis are receptive to a constructive dialogue with surrounding countries and groups; what a sad day that Avigdor Lieberman has consolidated his power with the Likud - this person is ruthless pond scum who merely perpetuate the bitterness and divided nature of Israel
One wonders, who actually made peace offers, gestures and set up opportunities for peace, and who, for nearly a hundred years, rejected them?
Let us carefully examine the historic record:
1920, San Remo Peace Conference decisions, rejected
1922, League of Nations acts, rejected
1937, Peel Commission proposal, rejected
1947, United Nations General Assembly proposal, rejected
1948, Israel's stretched out hand, rejected
1967, Israel's stretched out hand, rejected
1978, Begin/Saadat peace offer, rejected
2000, Barak/Clinton peace offer, rejected
2005, Sahron's peace gesture, rejected
2008, Olmert/Bush peace offer, rejected
2009 to present, Netanjahu's invitation to peace talks, rejected
All of the above rejections were those of the Muslim-Arabs, spanning nearly a hundred years of refusal to accept ANY peace offer in which they would also have to coexist peacefully alongside an independent nation-state of the Jewish people, regardless of the size of that entity, so long as it is situated on ANY part of the Jewish people's ancestral homeland.
Excellent, excellent points my friend; intransigence is and always has been evident in both camps though, would you not agree?
How different it would be if Sharon were still around; it is said that the most vicious hunters late in life are transformed into the most ardent conservationists. I miss him especially given these political animals like Netanyahu & Lieberman now in power.
Our friendly white anglo saxon protestant Europeans who drew the borders of that region on a cocktail napkin should be queried as well?. It is up to the upcoming generation to choose competent, idealistic individuals not ensconced in the archaic and outdated precepts of current Israeli leaders for this age old question to be resolved. I meant no offence to you.
No need for change, only a desire to implement the fundamental elements of international law designed to resolve the Arab Israeli conflict: San Remo Conference decisions, 1920; League of Nations decisions, 1922; United Nations Charter, Article 80, 1945; and, UN Security Council Resolution, 242, 1967. Sadly, the Muslim-Arab leadership has opted, for the past 100 years, not to live by international law and honor its fundamental elements in this context.
You are intelligent, calmly obstinate and...correct.
You are intelligent, calmly obstinate and...correct.
"so long as it is situated on ANY part of the Jewish people's ancestral homeland" - your comment. How do you propose to define what is an ancestral homeland?? The definitions that I have seen from various comments by Israeli right-wing commentators in TE are based entirely on ancient texts written 40-50 centuries ago. In most countries, title to land is recorded. "The Napoleonic code was among the first government acts of modern times to introduce the notion of absolute ownership into statute. Furthermore, protection of personal property rights was present in medieval Islamic law and jurisprudence, and in more feudalist forms in the common law courts of medieval and early modern England." Therefore, relying on old books to override legal land title documents is an awful precedent in common law and this cannot be tolerated in the 21st century by any known norm of contemporary jurisprudence and recorded practices of global property law. It will lead to absurd title disputes on a global basis. Therefore, the discussion has to be done without any reference to ancient texts whose authorship is dubious and unverifiable. Gone are the days of apartheid whereby land owned by the people of Palestine can be expropriated by "clever" interpretations of law and by creating a system of "no go" areas. The world is a more secular place and theocratic states are a relic of the past.
Eretz Israel (Land of Israel) has been the land on both banks of the Jordan River: eastward to the Arabian desert, and westward to the Med. Sea. However, the important thing is the international law has assigned only western Eretz Israel to the Jewish people to be "the national home for the Jewish people". But, the Muslim-Arabs refuse to accept the right of the Jewish people any parcel of land either on the eastern or the western bank of the Jordan River, i.e. any parcel of land of the Jewish people's ancestral homeland.
You have not answered my main point. To repeat:
In most countries, title to land is recorded. "The Napoleonic code was among the first government acts of modern times to introduce the notion of absolute ownership into statute. Furthermore, protection of personal property rights was present in medieval Islamic law and jurisprudence, and in more feudalist forms in the common law courts of medieval and early modern England." Therefore, relying on old books to override legal land title documents is an awful precedent in common law and this cannot be tolerated in the 21st century by any known norm of contemporary jurisprudence and recorded practices of global property law. It will lead to absurd title disputes on a global basis. Therefore, the discussion has to be done without any reference to ancient texts whose authorship is dubious and unverifiable.
How can valid title to land be granted to any ethnic group in the world based on a book written 30-40 centuries ago by an author whose existence is unproven and, therefore, doubtful?? How can such a land title ever be considered legally valid???
Resolution 242 is the operative document. Israel does not want to implement the crucial withdrawal provisions - see below:
"This full-withdrawal requirement of international law has been reinforced by the
International Court of Justice. In its seminal 2004 Advisory Opinion on the Legal
Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory,90 the
Court expressly cited Resolution 242's emphasis of the inadmissibility principle.91 It also
stated that: "[A]ll these territories (including East Jerusalem) remain occupied territories
and Israel has continued to have the status of occupying Power."92 Several paragraphs
later, the International Court expressly endorsed the prevailing international law precept
that prohibits the territorial acquisition resulting from the threat or use of force.93 Taken
together, these comments by the International Court of Justice point in one direction only:
all of the territories captured by Israel in 1967 are deemed to be occupied, and Israel
cannot assert a lawful claim of territorial sovereignty over any of these occupied lands."
There are dozens of international legal opinions on this issue - this one is from S. Michael Lynk, University of Western Ontario - Faculty of Law.
There are several UN resolutions after (and, in addition to) 242 - they should also be implemented. Where there is a dispute, it can be referred to the ICJ for a legal judgement - that is a global legal forum.
The legal land title in Eretz Israel (Land of Israel) is not determined by "old books", but rather by international law. And, the relevant elements of international law have recognized the fact that 23% of Eretz Israel (Land of Israel) / "Palestine", that is the land located between he Jordan River and the Med. Sea, is "the national home for the Jewish people". The "old book" of the Charter of the UN, Article 80, 1945, is the latest time this has been clearly determined by international law. It is high time we all leaned to live by it.
The legal land title in Eretz Israel (Land of Israel) is not determined by "old books", but rather by international law. And, the relevant elements of international law have recognized the fact that 23% of Eretz Israel (Land of Israel) / "Palestine", that is the land located between he Jordan River and the Med. Sea, is "the national home for the Jewish people". The "old book" of the Charter of the UN, Article 80, 1945, is the latest time this has been clearly determined by international law. It is high time we all leaned to live by it.
"this has been clearly determined by international law. It is high time we all leaned to live by it" - your comment. Art. 80 of the UN charter is not really relevant. The more relevant document is Resolution 181 and Resolution 186. On 20 May 1948, Folke Bernadotte was appointed "United Nations Mediator in Palestine", in accordance with UN-resolution 186 of 14 May 1948. He finalized his proposals on September 16, 1948:
"1. Peace must return to Palestine and every feasible measure should be taken to ensure that hostilities will not be resumed and that harmonious relations between Arab and Jew will ultimately be restored.
2. A Jewish State called Israel exists in Palestine and there are no sound reasons for assuming that it will not continue to do so.
3 The boundaries of this new State must finally be fixed either by formal agreement between the parties concerned or failing that, by the United Nations.
4. Adherence to the principle of geographical homogeneity and integration, which should be the major objective of the boundary arrangements, should apply equally to Arab and Jewish territories, whose frontiers should not therefore, be rigidly controlled by the territorial arrangements envisaged in the resolution of 29 November.
5. The right of innocent people, uprooted from their homes by the present terror and ravages of war, to return to their homes, should be affirmed and made effective, with assurance of adequate compensation for the property of those who may choose not to return.
6. The City of Jerusalem, because of its religious and international significance and the complexity of interests involved, should be accorded special and separate treatment.
7. International responsibility should be expressed where desirable and necessary in the form of international guarantees, as a means of allaying existing fears, and particularly with regard to boundaries and human rights."
The next day he was assassinated by "members of the Jewish nationalist Zionist group Lehi (commonly known as the Stern Gang or Stern Group)". Many of the people who were involved in his murder were members of the Israeli government later. "A three man 'center' of this extreme Jewish group had approved the killing: Yitzhak Yezernitsky (the future Prime Minister of Israel Yitzhak Shamir), Nathan Friedmann (also called Natan Yellin-Mor) and Yisrael Eldad (also known as Scheib). A fourth leader, Emmanuel Strassberg (Hanegbi) was also suspected by the Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion of being part of the group that had decided on the assassination. The assassination was planned by the Lehi operations chief in Jerusalem, Yehoshua Zettler. A four-man team ambushed Bernadotte's motorcade in Jerusalem's Katamon neighborhood. Two of them, Yitzhak Ben Moshe (Markovitz) and Avraham Steinberg, shot at the tires of the UN vehicles. A third, Yehoshua Cohen, opened the door of Bernadotte's car and shot him at close range."
New York Times wrote that Shamir was one of the murderers: "One of those spirits, she says, signed his death warrant. He was part of a troika that led Lehi after its guiding force, Avraham Stern, was killed by the British in 1942. His name was Yitzhak Yezernitsky, a short bulldog of an immigrant from the Russian-Polish border. Four decades later, he became Israel's Prime Minister under the name Yitzhak Shamir."
"It is tempting to note that right after the Bernadotte killing, the Israeli Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, outlawed Lehi as "a gang of rogues, cowards and low schemers," and ordered that scores of its people be rounded up. Within five months, he had declared an amnesty and released them all. A few years later, Ben-Gurion moved to a kibbutz in the Negev. One of his closest friends there was a much younger man named Yehoshua Cohen."
It is strange that a country whose political leaders are assassins talks about international law. Murder and assassination have been routinely practiced by Israel from the pre-Israel period till now. It is obviously a perverse kind of Stockholm syndrome - i.e., the Jews use identical tactics like Nazi Germany used against the Jews. I presume that this may be the main reason why historically the Jews got kicked out of every European country. In legal terms, the borders of Israel are based on Resolution 181 - to save space, I will send you the legal opinion of the ICJ on this issue later today.
May I add that the Israeli's trumpet to high heaven their commitment to the value of self defence. But have all the peoples moved on from "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"?
I remember reading Abraham Fraenkel of the Hebrew University of Jerusulem many years ago in "Foundations of Set Theory", arguing at two levels, one about the truths of mathematics (a follower of Plato and strong mathematical Platonist himself), and, at another level about the great sadness that of the misguided strategies of the German Jewish communities in the 1930's regarding the defence of their populations from the madman of Europe and the dishonourable nationalist scouge who had taken power in Germany and Austria.
The Americans lie to this day about how they stole $10,000,000,000,000 of intellectual property and defence patents from Germany in 1945-1949 as 'war reparations' ... although there is today a dirt page on wikipedia "Operation Paperclip" where some leaked information from the Office of Stragetic Services WWII era files (the CIA's old name before they changed it!) seems at last to have been published!
My reading between the lines is that the German's started a nuclear research program, this was leaked to Albert Einstein by concerned German scientists who wanted the collapse of the German government, and Albert Einstein who also used to read pulp science fiction (and was a patent examiner too) became so alarmed he started a campaign to get the President of the United States to save the world by getting there first! And that the British get the dates wrong sometimes in their histories because in fact there were six monthly suicide squad raids on the heavy water refinery in Norway, to deprive the German scientists of heavy water for the ponds they stored their nuclear fuel rods in???? However as someone only 51 years old I don't know for sure? Are R.V. Jones' dates correct? Keith Jefferies?
I think that Benjamin Netanyahu deserves some compassionate sympathy in that he is stuck in the middle of a possible war zone and sometimes has Hobson's choice between unpalatible alternatives ... and he has a job to do defend his people from would be terrorists. Which is worse, terror or state terror? Albert Camus in "The Rebel" philosophises about this vexed question ... I don't know all the answers myself but hope that some more moderate and reasonable people come to power on both sides and negotiate a lasting peace treaty.
The Arab Spring so called has caused several 'middle eastern' tinpot dictators to fall, but going forward requires the adoption of constitutional solutions of vision and principle, to enable and facilitate the introduction of liberal polities to this region. Rome was not built in a day.
Where I live in Australia one Malcolm Turnball has tried (and failed) to overthrow the British liberal imperialists at the ballot box in 1999 and introduce a republic. Unfortunately his ideas were flawed badly thought out and could have led to revolutionary movements trying to de-stablise Australian democracy by setting up a constitutional crisis with a view to making revolution in Canberra ...
New constitutional settlemeents for Libya, Syria, Egypt et al et cetera need to be well thought out. The republics need to separate church/mosque/synagogue and state in order to keep the fanatics and zealots out of the state ... in order to better the lot of the ordinary peoples by preventing their lives being made nasty brutish and short by said fanatics and zealots.
I have been accused of 'Coming On Strong' in respect of the above:-
"Studies In Logic and The Foundations of Mathematics"
Volume 67
A Heyting (dead) H. J. Keisler A Mostowski (dead)
A Robinson (dead) P Suppes
"Foundations of Set Theory"
A. A. Fraenkel
Y. Bar-Hillel
A. Levy
with collaboration of D. Van Dalen
North Holland
Amsterdam - New York - Oxford
Second Revised Edition
Abraham A. Fraenkel (dead)
Yehoshua Ber-Hillel
Azriel Levy
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Dirk Val Dalen
University of Utrecht
Second Printing 1984
I bought this in the middle 1980's. However, in the 1970's when I was a high school student I used to borrow this book regularly from a local government library whilst I was at high school in order to further my knowledge of philosophy ... although this book is really mostly about the philosophy of mathematics meta-mathematics and mathematical aesthetics.
I have no doubt there would be ample copies in the libraries and professorial offices at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem for any person of my recent correspondents here to borrow and read and judge for themselves as to whether or not Abraham Fraenkel believed in 'self-defence' ...
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Manga | Chapter #29 | ||
Anime | Naruto Episode #17 | ||
Novel | Kakashi Hiden: Lightning in the Icy Sky | ||
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Guruko (グルコ, Guruko) is a ninken and a personal summon of Kakashi Hatake.
He has tan fur, a white snout, long ears that have a dark brown colour and whisker marks similar to Naruto Uzumaki. He wears the standard outfit of Kakashi's ninken which consists of a blue vest with the heno-heno-moheji seal and a Konoha forehead protector on his forehead.
Guruko possesses heightened senses with which he can use to track his target with ease. He has also demonstrated the ability to track his target underground through the use of the Summoning: Earth Release: Tracking Fang Technique as well as hold a target down, allowing Kakashi to attack them freely. He also has has exceptional teamwork with the rest of his pack, able to develop and effectively use several offensive and defensive formations in battle which make use of the manoeuvrability and powerful limbs.
Part I
Land of Waves Arc
Kakashi called on Guruko and the ninken pack to track and capture the missing-nin Zabuza Momochi. They managed to bite onto the missing-nin and pin him in place. This allowed Kakashi to use Lightning Cutter without fear of a counter attack.
Sasuke Retrieval Arc
Later, Guruko and his fellow ninken were summoned by Kakashi to track down Naruto Uzumaki and his team who had gone off in pursuit of Sasuke Uchiha.
Ultimate Weapon Arc
He along with the other ninken were summoned by Kakashi to investigate the Takumi Village.
Part II
Kazekage Rescue Arc
At the start of Part II, Guruko and the ninken pack were called upon to track down the Akatsuki member Sasori using a small piece of his clothing.
Itachi Pursuit Arc
Some weeks later, Kakashi summoned the pack to help track down Itachi Uchiha. He and Akino partnered with Shino.
Adventures at Sea Arc
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South Sudan declares a health emergency after three little girls are diagnosed with polio.
A year after the presidents of South Sudan and Sudan signed nine agreements aimed at consolidating the fragile peace between their countries, the Sudans remain at odds over numerous issues, especially the status of the Abyei region.
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Charlton Doki (l) and John Tanza South Sudan in Focus (SSIF) is a 30-minute weekday English-language broadcast/internet program covering rapidly changing developments in the new nation of South Sudan and the region. The program co-hosts are John Tanza, in Washington D.C., and Charlton Doki, in Juba. SSIF airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA's 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. SSIF relies on a network of stringers throughout South Sudan, a Washington, .D.C-based reporter, and the worldwide resources of VOA to provide the latest news on South Sudan, the region and the world. South Sudan in Focus co-hosts John Tanza and Charlton Doki were the moderators for a Town Hall meeting held in Juba on September 7, 2012. Listen to the full program.


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I think you're supposed to use a little LESS yeast when cold fermenting longer, but I'd like to see the result anyway!
Oh, okay, sorry, I didn't realize you're using a shorter fermentation time than what Peter used. Do you always do 2-days? I wonder if the VWG needs more time to link gluten cells.
Looking forward to the next Macks attempt tomorrow! For what it's worth, I've liked every one of Normas "Macks" pies better than the real thing.
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Calcium is the most prevalent mineral in the human body. About 99% of the body's calcium resides in the bones and teeth, and the remaining 1% is found in other body fluids and cells.
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The Dormer MTT-X E080 powdered-metal steel thread forming tap has a round shank with a square end, diamond-like coating (DLC), and no lubricant grooves, and is used for cold-forming metric right-hand threads in ductile materials such as copper, brass, and aluminum. It is suitable for threading through holes (extending through the workpiece) and blind or bottoming holes (with only one opening). Diamond-like coating (also called amorphous diamond or DLC) is a thin layer of diamond applied to the substrate in non-crystalline form. It reduces friction and abrasion while offering higher hardness properties than titanium aluminum nitride (TiAN) and titanium nitride (TiN). This tap has no grooves so it is suitable for interrupted holes and for through holes in thin sections. Its modified bottoming chamfer has additional length to reduce chip load, adds tool life in difficult-to-machine materials, and permits higher tapping speeds.
Right-hand threads are designed to tighten when a head or nut is rotated clockwise (the most common threading direction). Powdered-metal steel offers performance that approaches that of solid carbide tools but with the toughness and shock-resistance of high-speed steel. The round shank with a square end helps to minimize rotation in the tool holder. This thread forming tap can be used in machines such as drill presses or lathes.
In the Dormer MTT-X E080 series, all taps have modified bottoming chamfers. This tap conforms to ISO 529 standards and can create threads to a depth two-and-a-half times its diameter. It is suitable for the 6HX tolerance class: 6HX exceeds the standard tolerance to increase tool life in tapping high-strength or abrasive materials that do not create oversize problems.
Taps produce internal threads in previously formed holes and can be used in machines (such as drill presses) or with hand tools. Common types of taps include hand taps, spiral point taps, spiral flute taps, thread forming taps, and pipe taps. Hand taps (straight-flute taps) collect chips in the straight flutes of the tool; spiral point taps push chips through holes ahead of the tool; and spiral flute taps pull chips back from the tip of the tool, up and out the hole. Thread forming taps, also known as cold forming taps, press rather than cut to create threads in a drilled hole, and no chips are created. Pipe taps create threads in pipes and pipe fittings. Each thread type designates a thread profile and each type is identified with an abbreviation. In the U.S. and Canada, the Unified Thread Standard is the dominant thread type, including UNC (Unified Coarse), UNF (Unified Fine), and NPT (National Pipe Taper) threads, among others.
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