Avram,
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OK - so you confirm that Gaza is full of fat people?

OK - I take that back - Gaza is full of over fed people
who just complain a lot.

Bobby. wrote on Mar 30^th, 2012 at 11:39am:


I would suggest you look on line and do some research before saying such a silly thing again eh.
Gaza is nothing like a concentration camp, and you have nothing to prove otherwise.

bobbythefap1 wrote on Mar 30^th, 2012 at 11:49am:


Your going to need more than that.
Where's your evidence?

i can not believe that some peoples who lives in other side to the world has come and say that comparison of Nazi Concentration killing camps is same as Gaza territory blockade of dangerous equipments.


I am so incredibly in my shock!

Avram Horowitz wrote on Mar 30^th, 2012 at 1:11pm:


Don't be shocked Avram.
Some left wing people believe what they wish to believe, and do not require the added burden of any proof whatsoever to justify their opinions.
And one doesn't have to be 22 thousand kilometers away.
The Orthodox Jewish faith in Israel, I understand is full of such people who also believe their should not be an Israel.
What you need to remember is these types of people both here and there are very much in the minority.
And the vast majority of people in the West are aware of the sacrifice Israel makes every single day of every week in every year in continuing to be the sole democracy in the Middle East.
Because what stands between muslim extremism in Gaza/West Bank, and those soft European cities is Israel, protecting through it's strength those very same European cities by stamping down hard on each and every single terrorist act inflicted on Israeli's by extremist muslim aggression.
And that is something worth remembering.

glee wrote on Mar 30^th, 2012 at 2:19pm:


Firing 12,000 missiles and mortar rounds into Israeli towns is not just resenting there existence eh.
Kidnapping Israeli citizens is not resenting there existence.
Launching anti tank missiles into canary yellow schoolbuses is not resenting there existence.
Blowing up packed seaside cafeterias was not resenting there existence.
These are acts of war.
And 70% of the children, both jewish and muslim who live in Sderot today have PTSD, this is not an unfounded fear, this is fact.
You have totally underscored the actions of terrorists who's main objective in life is to kill and maim jews.
Well done.
And you forget that 1.5 million Muslims live peacefully within Israeli borders living and working there today.
And you and others might hanker for the old days, but guess what.
There gone, and they are not returning.
And most of the population in 2012 werent around or were not old enough to remember those days.
Why aren't you carrying on about Pakistan or all those other countries established by the UN in the 40's, 50's and 60's.
I'll tell you why.
Theirs no jews there.
Well done.
Congratulations.
Another useful idiot for Palestine.
As for doing nothing for the defence of this country, I served 20 years and have the medals to prove it.
On your bike slapnut.

On August 19, 2003, a Hamas suicide bomber sent out by Hamas' Hebron cell disguised himself as a Haredi Jew and detonated himself on a No. 2 Egged bus traveling through Jerusalem's Shmuel HaNavi neighborhood.

The double-length bus was crowded with Orthodox Jewish children returning from a visit to the Western Wall. The huge explosion killed 7 children and 16 adults, and injured more than 130 people. The bomb was spiked with ball-bearings designed to increase injuries on the crowded bus. Hamas said the bomber was a 29-year-old mosque preacher from the city of Hebron.

Because so many of the dead were young children, the media dubbed it the "children's bus."

Fatalities

Avraham Bar-Or, 12, of Jerusalem.
Binyamin Bergman, 15, of Jerusalem.
Yaakov Binder, 50, of Jerusalem.
Feiga Dushinski, 50, of Jerusalem.
Miriam Eisenstein, 20, of Bnei Brak.
Lilach Kardi, 22 (eight months pregnant), of Jerusalem.
Menachem Leibel, 24, of Jerusalem.
Elisheva Meshulami, 16, of Bnei Brak.
Tehilla Nathanson, 3, of Zikhron Ya'akov.
Chava Nechama Rechnitzer, 19, of Bnei Brak.
Mordechai Reinitz, 49, of Netanya.
Issachar Reinitz, 9, of Netanya.
Maria Antonia Reslas, 39, of the Philippines.
Liba Schwartz, 54, of Jerusalem.
Hanoch Segal, 65, of Bnei Brak.
Goldie Taubenfeld, 43, of New Square, New York.
Shmuel Taubenfeld, 3 months, of New Square, New York.
Rabbi Eliezer Weisfish, 42, of Jerusalem.
Shmuel Wilner, 50, of Jerusalem.
Shmuel Zargari, 11 months, of Jerusalem.
Fruma Rahel Weitz, 73, of Jerusalem – died of her wounds on August 23.
Mordechai Laufer, 27, of Netanya – died of his wounds on September 5.
Tova Lev, 37, of Bnei-Brak – died of her wounds on September 12.