Israel - ME Politics, conflicts & Conspiracies
Israel - ME Politics, conflicts
& Conspiracies
Peace
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| "You cannot negotiate
with terrorists, because the single response of terrorists... is blackmail
- new demands, nothing more." Czech Prime Minister Milos Zeman. We must, instead, keep in mind what Cicero once said: "Let them hate us so long as they fear us." Edward Said: "There is no 'new peace between old enemies'" The popular understanding of peace is that it is merely an absence of war. This, however, is not the true sense of the word in Hebrew. The word "Shalom" comes from the root meaning "whole, complete, perfect, fullness" and a sense of well-being that goes beyond our circumstances. This is the "peace of G-d, that passes all understanding" (Phil. 4:7), the peace concerning which Yeshua said, "Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives, do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful" (John 14:27). Marvin Kramer, msklaw@netvision.net.il. Reagan was right. And history leaves no doubt that peace only happened through strength--something a member of Carter's inner circle acknowledged to me recently. Joel Mowbray: Pushing "peace" pushes war instead http://jewishworldreview.com/0303/mowbray.html In 1974, Rabin was interviewed to the program: 700 Club, and he said the major problem was that Israel was always stopped from making a peace treaty, no matter how many military victories. Dr. Pat Robertson - The 4th Herzliya Conference 17 December 2003 |
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Oslo
 The
"Asla" accords (play on words --land-for-peace accords are known as the Oslo
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| The negotiations of the Oslo process,
with Ehud Barak's willingness to give away [practically everything] at its
apex, have brought upon us the biggest catastrophe in the history of the
State of Israel. Minister Uzi Landau, Arutz-7 News, Feb. 17, 2002 Hevron spokesman Noam Arnon said that ever since the Oslo process began, "Islamic terrorism has intensified and has become the international agenda-setter - and it's all because of Oslo. The Oslo process gave Islamic terrorism a victory, money and power that it never had before. By running away from Gaza and continuing this process, we will bring a catastrophe of inconceivable proportions - not only for us, but for the entire world." Jerusalem Conference. Arutz Sheva News Service. Mar. 16, 2004 : "...at the head of the organization that took credit for the attack stands Ahmad Sa'adat, one of the terrorists freed by Omri Sharon in the Mukata deal. 'Those who sow surrender reap blood and terror', said MK Michael Kleiner, adding that 'every military operation that ends with the IDF deployed along the Oslo lines is ultimately an ineffective operation.'" : imra@netvision.net.il 19 May 2002 "ManhigutEn" <aliza@manhigut.org> 17 Sep 2003 Oslo and the WTC
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Oslo2Turned
the "Palestinians" into a nation; began to revolve around money
 Roadmap There are those who feel that the road map is worse than
the Oslo accords. Some people figure the Americans have caught you off guard,
that they led you to believe that the Roadmap is not a serious document and
then presented it to you as a fait accompli. Do you not feel that you have
been misled?"No. Not at all. Israel is not a pawn on a chessboard... PM Sharon's Ha'arez interview 11 April 2003 |
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| Minister Uzi Landau: "In Aqaba, [Israel's] blue and white flag became just a white flag [of surrender]. Terrorism has won. The Road Map is the most dangerous document Israel has ever faced. The Oslo tragedy will be nothing compared to [the catastrophe of] the Road Map." Arutz Sheva. June 9, 2003 | ||||||||||
| Geneva
understandingsMEMRI (Middle East
Media Research Institute) staff member Ezra |
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| Dalumi has strong criticism for the
"professional 'peace' bureaucrats, for whom the holy goal of peace
has turned into a form of recreation and employment." Arutz Sheva News Service
<http://www.IsraelNationalNews.com>
Thursday, Dec. 4, 2003 "One would think," wrote Dalumi, a contributor to the Hebrew news site NFC, "that Ami Ayalon, who has his own peace plan with Sari Nusseibeh, would have accepted the Geneva plan with open arms. But the fact is that Ayalon objects to it, saying that the Geneva understandings are 'less designed to bring peace, and more designed to topple the Israeli government and bring the Geneva initiators to power.'" Cooperating with the enemy: The Geneva agreement formulated by left-wing Israeli politicians Yossi Beilin, Avraham Burg, Amram Mitzna and others and Yasser Abed Rabbo. Tourism Minister Benny Elon said that Yossi Beilin is "cooperating with the enemy" in his attempts to advance this agreement. The agreement,is to be signed in Geneva. Arutz Sheva News Service <http://www.IsraelNationalNews.com> Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2003 It will be truly as Charles Krauthammer wrote (Nov. 28, 2003) in the Washington Post - 'not a peace treaty, but a suicide note': Not satisfied with having given up Israel's soul, Beilin gives up the body too. He not only returns Israel to its 1967 borders, arbitrary and indefensible, but he does so without any serious security safeguards. Dr. David Bukay of Haifa University's Political Science Department : Geneva Agreement is a Trojan Horse of Yossi Beilin, and also show the failure of Israel's government in saying that he is irrelevant." Asked to elaborate on the Trojan Horse image, Bukay said, "This is not only Beilin, but Beilinism - a phenomenon that must be studied in the context of cognitive dissonance. Beilinism is a group of people who don't want to accept reality; a group for whom there is a great divide between reality and their values and comprehension of reality; undermining of democracy; and more. |
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| AlternativesIsraelis
rule as they
shouldThis week's Torah portion tells us how to make |
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| peace with our Arab neighbors: "The
Commandment to Possess the Land" "And when the L-rd thy G-d shall deliver
them before thee; thou shalt smite them, and utterly destroy them; thou shalt
make no covenant with them, nor show mercy unto them." Deuteronomy VII:2.
Gary M. Cooperberg. August 3, 2000 Remarks by IDF COS Lt. Gen. Moshe Ya'alon in an interview published in Yediot Ahronot on 11 August, 2004: Ya'alon: We are still talking about an armed Middle East. In order to keep agreements that we signed we must be armed, because also these states [All that are prepared to reach agreements with Israel] are arming with advanced western weapons. Question: Egypt? Ya'alon: Yes. We are not at war with them, but if Israel appears weak, it is not certain that the agreement will survive. The Middle East has known its share of radical changes and we must not be caught without strength . . Transfer And we have an answer: those who send a fire
in one field are liable to burn the entire country, and those who would exile
one village - men, women and children - is liable to carry out a complete
transfer. Leftist Leaders Yosse Sarid and Yair Tzaban. Op-Ed column - Yediot
Achronot 27/6/90Violence option (for Arabs) |
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| Divide
LandThe robust nation
of Czechoslovakia was also once told, by the so-called |
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| friendly nations of France and Britain, that it would be better
to cede part of its historic land to the Germans in order to maintain wider
peace in threatened and troubled Europe. Czechoslovakia caved, and as a result
ceased to be a sovereign and independent nation. Prime Minister Sharon was
thus totally justified when, on October 4, 2001, he made the following
statement: I turn to the Western democracies, first and foremost the leader of the free world, the United States. Do not repeat the dreadful mistake of 1938 when the enlightened democracies of Europe decided to sacrifice Czechoslovakia for the sake of a temporary, convenient solution. Don't try to appease the Arabs at our expense. We will not accept this. Israel will not be Czechoslovakia. Israel will fight terror. There's no difference between 'good terror,' and 'bad terror,' just as there is no difference between 'good murder,' and 'bad murder.' Jan Willem van der Hoeven, Director International Christian Zionist Center. Dec. 28, 2003 Shas MK to Sharon (in the Knesset)-don't give away holy land MK Nissim Ze'ev (Shas): "In this week's Torah portion, we
read that the burning bush was not consumed, and that when Moses went to
check, he was told to first remove his shoes, 'for this is Holy land!' It
is the same today: The People of Israel will not be consumed - we are not
tired! The nation is strong! And before you try to weaken us and give away
land, realize that this is Holy Land!"Unilateral Disengagement MK
David Levy, a three-time former Foreign Minister, has not lost hope, or spunk.
"You are breaking the international consensus," he told Sharon, "by showing
that Israel is caving in before terrorism. This is not peace. The further
we withdraw, the more the other side advances." Levy also criticized Sharon
on procedural grounds, for "marketing the plan to the Americans and Europeans
before the Knesset and Government even know about it." Arutz Sheva News Service,
Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2004 |
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| There is no plan merely to withdraw from Gaza. Sharon plans to uproot, in stages, most of the Jewish communities in Judea, Samaria and Gaza. Even now, in the first stage, he doesn't talk only about Gush Katif, but rather about the communities in Gaza and a few other isolated ones in Samaria [Shomron]. He will start with the smaller ones, and will then continue, when the public has gotten used to it, to the others. And all this will be in unilateral steps that will not require or bring an end to terrorism." Yesha Council leader Pinchas Wallerstein |
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| How Sharon Can Implement Policy Without Knesset
Sanction or Israel Government Funding
David Bedein
Israel
Resource News Agency
media@actcom.co.il Sun, 11 Jul 2004 Gaza The
Case Against Israeli Withdrawal The withdrawal enabled terror attacks to evolve into war A 'source' in PM Sharon's office (when speaking with Italian
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Gianfranco Fini.): "A Qassam rocket
was launched again at Sderot last night. We are at war, and are fighting
terror. A meeting with Abbas cannot be held in such a situation. "GAMLA Staff"
<email@gamla.org.il> 01 Nov 2005 Egyptian/Gaza open-border policy ... They didn't waste any time [to infuse Gaza with terrorists/arms] 2005-09-14 [Also posted to Israel-Politics BLOG] Flimsy reasons A senior Israeli
government official noted that Israel was not ready to dismantle the PLO
or the PA, so that it opted for the disengagement plan. Israel Resource News
Agency
<media@actcom.co.il> 21 Jun
2004
www.israelbehindthenews.comPM Sharon was bluffing/engaged in wishful thinking in his claims regarding understandings/pay-offs from America for the retreat. Dr. Aaron Lerner, Director, Independent Media Review and Analysis 8/9/2004 www.imra.org.il Withdraw Gaza-
See
Jews-in-Gaza.htmJudea_SamariaLeftist Fantasies Uzi Dayan,
former head of Israel’s National Security Council and general in the
IDF reserves: Israel Must Destroy Another 32 Towns @ NIS16 bil. Giving the
reason for his plan, Dayan said that “the disengagement from Gaza has
brought about the collapse of two fundamental concepts of Israeli politics,
the end of retaining the entire land of Israel, and the end of the idea of
territories for peace. Both concepts could not stand up to the test of
reality.” By Scott Shiloh. news@IsraelNationalNews.com Arutz-7 News:
Tuesday, September 20, 2005Justice make way for humanism The
killing of Ahmed Yassin was necessary simply because it was just. Since Oslo,
Israel has lost its most important weapon - justice. The slogan that in the
last decade has led the citizens of Israel to unceasing blood-letting is:
"Don't be right - be clever". We have been clever, we have abandoned justice,
and we are paying the price every day. The Killing of Yassin - Justice
Versus Pragmatis. By Moshe Feiglin 24 March 2004
aliza@manhigut.orgBirthright  Gen
25:32
Esau: "When a man is dying of starvation, what good
is his birthright?" [Like Esau, Israel's heathen government look to America so as not to starve] Sharon would like to see American commitments to Israel anchored in a written document, in the form of a memorandum of understanding or a letter from the U.S. administration. He said the depth of the withdrawal would depend on what Israel received in return, and praised Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the list of proposals he had drawn up as possible compensation. Netanyahu is due to meet U.S. Ambassador Dan Kurtzer on Tuesday. Israel sounds out Egypt on Gaza plan. By Aluf Benn, Haaretz Correspondent 24 February 2004 http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/397521.html {In the end Sharon got nothing from America - just pressure to withdraw from more land] Quoting leading Evangelist Pat Robertson's plea to Israelis at the Herzliya Conference last December, Herbert Zweibon, Chairman of Americans For a Safe Israel (AFSI), said, "Please don't commit national suicide... The slogan 'land for peace' is a cruel chimera. The Sinai was given up. Did that bring lasting peace? No. Southern Lebanon was given up. Did that bring lasting peace? No. The world's Christians ask that you do not give away the treasured symbols of your spiritual patrimony... Those political leaders who... dismiss the spiritual dimension of Israel's existence will find that they receive the mess of pottage of Esau rather than the inheritance of Jacob." Arutz Sheva News Service. Apr. 11, 2004 |
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| LandGaza:
Historic & Strategic importance to Israel
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| 1.
Why
Shouldn't Israel Get Out of Gaza? 2.
The
Case Against Israeli Withdrawal PR Goodwill Confid Bldg For Palestinians
goodwill gestures are taken as a sign of weakness, not goodness. (The Wall
St. Journal Editorial. December 1, 2000)Israel should learn from Hamas leader Khaled Mash'al who stated categorically: "There will be no concessions. Some people believe that realism means making concessions. It doesn't. Concessions were made in the past, with no results. On the contrary, making concessions is not realistic, because it means you are not acting in accordance with your people's needs, or with the requirements entailed by the reality of the Palestinian people. MEMRI: Special Dispatch Series - No. 1109 March 9, 2006 No.1109 Whitewash ...it
appears that Israel has fallen into a situation that the Palestinians have
the "right" to shower the Western Wall Plaza with rocks as long as they stop
after a few minutes. [IMRA - Aaron Lerner]The Sharon Government, which announces at every opportunity that it has learned the lessons of Oslo, continues to manage the peace process according to the classic Oslo outline, and continues to make concessions to the PA as if there were no terrorism." July 8, 2003 Arutz Sheva News Service Whitewash of Abu Mazen: FM Shalom: Appointment [of advocate of killing settlers] as a Palestinian prime minister is a step in the right direction. [IMRA: Last week the Government of Israel removed all references to Abu Mazen's recent call to use "all means" against settlers from the IDF Website. The Foreign Ministry website never carried the item nor was it mentioned in any of the various briefing material it distributed.] imra@netvision.net.il 23 March 2003 |
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| Peace no
peaceI think again
and again of Britain's Neville Chamberlain and his preposterous belief |
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| that he had found "peace in our time" through negotiations
with Adolf Hitler. What we learned then was that evil appeased is evil empowered.
Bill Tammeus: Peace lover ponders the need for war.
http://jewishworldreview.com/0303/tammeus.html March 20, 2003 In 1994, the kidnapping of an Israeli soldier by Palestinian extremists ended with the soldier and four others being killed in a shootout. The same day, the Nobel peace prize was awarded to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. A youth from Beit El threw a facsimile of the Road Map plan into a makeshift "garbage bin of history," together with "all the other agreements that did not succeed: Oslo, Cairo, Wye, Hevron, Camp David, etc. No Israel leader can succeed in giving away parts of Eretz Yisrael!" Zion Sq Protest against Roadmap. Arutz Sheva News Service. Thursday, June 5, 2003 IDF Brig.-Gen. (res.) Housing Minister Effie Eitam, leader of the National Religious Party, served as commander of the Givati Brigade. "I was privileged to serve as the commander of this special brigade," he wrote in Maariv today, "and when I received word as to what had happened, the words 'IDF' and 'fight against terror' were replaced in my mind with the pictures of young faces and purple berets... "This war, brought to us by suicide murderers and corpse-traders, is not just a war for our individual lives. It is a war for our way of life, for our right to maintain Israel as a Jewish state and a free and democratic society. Our steadfast persistence has a tremendous power, one that builds up to a national statement that is much more than the number of days and dead, one that stands before the world and says, 'You will not move us from here.' "There are those who tire of this long and arduous trek, and seek mirages of water and shade along the way. These are mirages that appear attractive to those who are impatient and for whom the way is long. But we, the People of Eternity, do not fear a long journey. For so many years have Jews whispered this dream, passing it through the generations from father to son. We are the ones to have merited making this dream a reality, and this national structure stands strong, solid and true - the solution to all the riddles, the answer to all the question marks..." Arutz Sheva News Service, May 12, 2004
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