How brave. /

Unbelievably horrible.

I hope this mother fucker dies horribly and rots in hell.

The poor man is just filled with despair. He just needs a hug.//

I, on the other hand, am filled with sick-of-this-shit.

This is terrible beyond compare, but kudos to the man who took the axe away.

manhunt...he is already dead

Do they allow CC in Israel?

re: #8 MarkX

Do they allow CC in Israel?

cc?

re: #3 Sharmuta

I hope this mother fucker dies horribly slow and rots in hell.

Fixed it.

What a bunch of AXE-Holes!

Perhaps Barry will bring this up at the UN Human Rights Council.

re: #9 buzzsawmonkey

"Palestinian" and "merit" can't be used in the same sentence, can they?

re: #10 Nevergiveup

cc?

Concealed Carry... I thought Israeli citizens could carry.

Obama: Let's sit down and talk with the terrorist, try to understand his grievances, and maybe give him some money so he can live a contemplative life...

re: #13 John

Perhaps Barry will bring this up at the UN Human Rights Council.

... where Syria will table it.

re: #12 Wasta

Wrong thread for puns maybe?

re: #15 MarkX

Concealed Carry... I thought Israeli citizens could carry.

Yes but these were Little kids that were attacked

re: #1 rawmuse

There was one person who was brave. It was the Israeli onlooker who took on the attacker and attempted to disarm and capture him. He saw the lustful look to kill in the eyes of the murderous bastard who attacked two defenseless kids.

The NYT headline on this story read that an "attacker" did this. spit

So when does the PA name a building after this terrorist ax murderer? And put him on TV? They won't give him a parade because the Israelis would take out his car.

From an earlier post of mine:
If I were Netanyahu, I would make public announcements that no further talks will be held until the Palis turn over the ax murderer to Israel.
Any "authorities" that give him any awards will not be allowed in any Pali government or in peace talks. Any buildings named after him will be bombed.
And I would reply to all pressure to accept a Palestinian state with a remark that "We will be glad to make peace with Palestinians who recognize our right to exist, but we will NOT accept an entity which honors those who ax murder children."

Hamas called this natural? what the hell is that?

a 20yr old out to earn his cred...reminds me of the Spartans...his reward is probably a shiny AK and a box of ammo

re: #9 buzzsawmonkey

I guess the Palestinian Boy Scouts don't have an "axe safety" merit badge.

No, but they have several in Jooo hate.

re: #24 opnion

Natural evil.

re: #20 buzzsawmonkey

Sad. Just all so sad ...

Chastisement is too nice a word, too. :-(

Whats the "Proportionate Response" to this?

re: #17 CIA Reject

... where Syria will table it revise it to blame Israel for bloodying a Palestinian ax, and that is the version the council will approve.

FTFY

re: #29 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Whats the "Proportionate Response" to this?

Me, I'd take out Iran's Nukes but that's just me.

can we call this asshole a terrorist monster?
or is he just a target of the overseas contingency operation.

re: #29 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Whats the "Proportionate Response" to this?

a long trial and a short stay behind bars, til a swap is worked out...

re: #31 Kosh's Shadow

Indeed

Any word on whether the O has figured out that there are no "moderate" terrorists?

re: #29 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Whats the "Proportionate Response" to this?

I'd be deleted for saying it.

Sorry- that was the nicest thing I have to say about this matter.

I pray for the parents. May God comfort them.

re: #40 Kosh's Shadow

I'd be deleted for saying it.

I'd be surprised if this guy is taken alive after he killed a child.

Has the BBC mentioned these children were "Settlers" yet?

re: #42 Nevergiveup

I'd be surprised if this guy is taken alive after he killed a child.

someone already took a pot at him...

re: #3 Sharmuta

I hope this mother fucker dies horribly and rots in hell.

He undoubtedly will. Not that that is any comfort to anybody ...

Just another example of the "religion of peace" for ya. God Bless the families of these boys and I hope the one survivor recovers and that the monster coward who did this dies a horrible death.

re: #23 Kosh's Shadow

So when does the PA name a building after this terrorist ax murderer? And put him on TV? They won't give him a parade because the Israelis would take out his car.

From an earlier post of mine:
If I were Netanyahu, I would make public announcements that no further talks will be held until the Palis turn over the ax murderer to Israel.
Any "authorities" that give him any awards will not be allowed in any Pali government or in peace talks. Any buildings named after him will be bombed.
And I would reply to all pressure to accept a Palestinian state with a remark that "We will be glad to make peace with Palestinians who recognize our right to exist, but we will NOT accept an entity which honors those who ax murder children."

No matter how reasonable that sounds, don't expect that. Consider how appalled the NYT was Lieberman's speech and what he really said! It's somehow shocking for Israeli politicians to demand any responsibility from the Palestinians.

re: #30 Opinionated

tell us how you really feel

rush just mentioned o prostrating himself subserviently before the saudi king.
as if he was is subject.

re: #30 Opinionated

It's not in their DNA, it's in their culture. They have embraced evil, teach hatred, & glorify killing. These are the cultural values of a sick society. Until they change their culture, it will go on like this.

re: #42 Nevergiveup

I'd be surprised if this guy is taken alive after he killed a child.

He's hiding somewhere behind Palestinian children now. Probably with a stolen Israeli gun to shoot the kids if he's going to be captured, so that can be blamed on the Israelis.

Left-wing hearts continue to bleed for these earth cancer monsters.

re: #42 Nevergiveup

I'd be surprised if this guy is taken alive after he killed a child.

They're the fucking Palis. He'll get a TV special and 2 new wives

It's unbelievable, and yet totally unsurprising.

Of course this monster will be celebrated as a hero.

The world's most utterly depraved culture.

But of course, they "deserve" a state, and they "deserve" to be showered with aid, etc. etc.

re: #29 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Whats the "Proportionate Response" to this?

sure, get everyone deleted.

re: #51 nyc redneck

rush just mentioned o prostrating himself subserviently before the saudi king.
as if he was is subject.

Who's got that photo? Anyone?

And these "people" believe Jews to be decentents of apes? Calling these "people" animals is an insult to animals.

I had better stop now, ...

re: #55 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

They're the fucking Palis. He'll get a TV special and 2 new wives

sara isn't married yet?

When is al jazeera doing a glowing special on this waste of precious natural resources?

re: #49 buzzsawmonkey

Avanti made it clear to me the other night that it is important to think in "nuanced" terms. In shades of gray. To see both sides. That "black and white" thinking is for conservative-thinkers.

It doesn't get more black and white than this.

re: #23 Kosh's Shadow

So when does the PA name a building after this terrorist ax murderer? And put him on TV? They won't give him a parade because the Israelis would take out his car.

From an earlier post of mine:
If I were Netanyahu, I would make public announcements that no further talks will be held until the Palis turn over the ax murderer to Israel.
Any "authorities" that give him any awards will not be allowed in any Pali government or in peace talks. Any buildings named after him will be bombed.
And I would reply to all pressure to accept a Palestinian state with a remark that "We will be glad to make peace with Palestinians who recognize our right to exist, but we will NOT accept an entity which honors those who ax murder children."

F*CKIN A!

That's EXACTLY right!

re: #55 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

They're the fucking Palis. He'll get a TV special and 2 new wives

He deserves the 72 virgin demons.

re: #55 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

They're the fucking Palis. He'll get a TV special and 2 new wives

Not if the Israeli's get to him first

Why do people continue to make excuses for these monsters? An incident like this will be mostly ignored. Or explained as the reaction to the 'occupation'. Or 'he's probably lost family members to Israel's brutality'. It's disgusting. The news media, the UN, and politicians in this country are absolutely soaked in blood. I find them evil.

But seemingly regular people are holding Israel to account for the atrocities perpetrated on them. It's overwhelmingly frustrating.

re: #43 whiterasta

Has the BBC mentioned these children were "Settlers" yet?

Illegal Occupiers.

There are fears that the killing could heighten tensions between the Israeli cabinet and the Palestinians.

from the bbc report

Ya think?

re: #58 unrealizedviewpoint

found at [Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

This is what happens when a religious belief involves dehumanizing all women and children; to them, they are all little more than chattel. Calling this terrorist a beast is too kind. Calling him a person is too merciful. I suggest calling him dead meat.

re: #67 kynna

Why do people continue to make excuses for these monsters? An incident like this will be mostly ignored. Or explained as the reaction to the 'occupation'. Or 'he's probably lost family members to Israel's brutality'. It's disgusting. The news media, the UN, and politicians in this country are absolutely soaked in blood. I find them evil.

But seemingly regular people are holding Israel to account for the atrocities perpetrated on them. It's overwhelmingly frustrating.

ANYTHING NOT TO TALK ABOUT THE ARAB GENOCIDE OF BLACK AFRICANS IN DARFUR.

re: #25 albusteve

a 20yr old out to earn his cred...reminds me of the Spartans...his reward is probably a shiny AK and a box of ammo

A Spartan would never have attacked a young boy. At least with the attempt to kill him.

re: #19 Nevergiveup

Yes but these were Little kids that were attacked

Right, but no adults within sight? Neighbors? Parents?

re: #65 Kosh's Shadow

He deserves the 72 virgin demons.

Or maybe these 72 virgins...

i hate how these bastards kill children,
in such brutal ways.
it is a scar on all humanity that the response is not swift, harsh and
complete.

re: #70 badger1970

This is what happens when a religious belief involves dehumanizing all women and children; to them, they are all little more than chattel. Calling this terrorist a beast is too kind. Calling him a person is too merciful. I suggest calling him dead meat.

Vulture buffet?

re: #73 filetandrelease

Maybe he's referring to Spartan eugenics?
re: #77 BignJames

Good one.

Everyone should read Ayatollah Ghilmaini post on the last thread #889.

there are scores of thousands of these young men...and more on the way, like rats...chew on that

re: #71 buzzsawmonkey

That's why I'd like him in here. I want to know just what kind of "nuance" he grants axe-murderers.

There will probably be an "indie" film greenlighted within weeks, that will seek to explore the incredibly complex, surprisingly warm personality of the so-called "axe murderer".

Notice how the MSM will label him (beyond settler).

Anything but "child."

He will be merely, "ISraeli," "Israeli Settler," "Youth," etc.

The only "children" that are KILLED are Palestinians.

I'm sure there will be a number of them reporting that he DIED.

“This attack was committed in the framework of the resistance,” Ayman Taha said.

Sick, depraved mother fuckers. And that's the nicest thing I can think to say.

re: #73 filetandrelease

A Spartan would never have attacked a young boy. At least with the attempt to kill him.

the point is a Spartan had to murder his way to manhood

re: #80 KenJen

Everyone should read Ayatollah Ghilmaini post on the last thread #889.

I did earlier.
It made me want to scream.

re: #74 MarkX

Right, but no adults within sight? Neighbors? Parents?

There was an adult that intervened after the initial attack and probably saved the 7 year old. Why didn't he have a gun? Just because you can, it doesn't mean everyone always carries guns. Although since this was on the "West Bank" many do. I guess just bad luck. But you can bet the guns are out now.

re: #49 buzzsawmonkey

I'd like to see Avanti walk in here and expand a little on his comments from the other day about how Israel has to do more to explore avenues of peace with these people.

People like that will take this as an isolated incident and tell us we can't blame all Palestinians for the act of one. "After all, Christians are not resoundingly condemned for the acts of Timothy McVeigh" (except that we are despite the fact he was no longer a Christian -- but I digress).

Take all these isolated incidents and list them and their eyes glaze over. Their brains (what's left of them) shut down. I've had the argument with my FiL. When I finally emailed him a rebuttal he couldn't rebut he simply told me I needed to get a soapbox. They refuse to let the truth in.

And never forget, they think Israel's existence is the heart of the problem. So everything done against them is excusable.

I don't speak for Avanti, of course. I'm talking about the leftists who continue after all these years of atrocities to give the Palestinians the benefit of the doubt. He may or may not be one of them -- I have no idea.

Elder of Ziyon mentions the brutality that this attack demonstrated. It's very similar to a point that Charles Krauthammer made after the killing of two boys in the same area back in 2001.

This is not war. This is not even terrorism. This is bloodlust.
It is savagery so grotesque that it might not have been believed
had we not all seen that picture last fall on the cover of Time
of the Palestinian, having just beaten to death the two Israeli
reservists in Ramallah, exultantly holding out his blood-stained
hands to the crowd in a gesture of triumph.

People are not born with bloodlust. They learn it. It is no
mystery where the Palestinians have learned it.

(The article originally appeared in the Weekly Standard.)

Proof positive that these Palestinians do NOT deserve a state.

re: #71 buzzsawmonkey

The left's powers of relativism know no bounds. "The Palestinian has seen generational displacement at the hands of the Jews. What he did was not right, but what has happened to him and his family is not right either. We must try to understand his motives."

How long before the media blames Bibi Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman for this atrocity?

The over/under is 5 minutes

re: #76 nyc redneck

i hate how these bastards kill children,
in such brutal ways.
it is a scar on all humanity that the response is not swift, harsh and
complete.

It may not be swift, it will not be "harsh", but you can be certain that it will be complete- and just.

re: #89 Nevergiveup

There was an adult that intervened after the initial attack and probably saved the 7 year old. Why didn't he have a gun? Just because you can, it doesn't mean everyone always carries guns. Although since this was on the "West Bank" many do. I guess just bad luck. But you can bet the guns are out now.

The hero in all this said that he believes that someone fired at the terrorist, but that he got away all the same.

re: #56 Occasional Reader

And the George Galloway's who demand entry into countries so as to go on fund-raising jaunts for HAMAS.

re: #84 Ben Hur

I'm sure there will be a number of them reporting that he DIED.

And some that will twist the headline to make it sound like Jews killed him.

Let's say we conducted an experiment.

We took an Israeli Jewish child and an Arab child, and switched them at birth.

The Arab child would be raised in the open, free society of Israel in a loving Jewish household.

The Jewish child would be raised in the death-worshipping soul-destroying hate-soaked Palestinian culture.

Would the genetically Jewish child end up becoming a killer, a terror-supporter or worse?

Would the Arab child become a normal businessman, a friendly helpful father, a PhD in Biochemistry?

I say yes. I say that what makes a Palestinian terrorist into a terrorist is his CULTURE, not necessarily his genes.

Now, some argument could be made that thousands of years of violent Arab warriors having the most babies with the victims of their raids and with their captured slave girls might indeed create a genetic tendency toward violence in the population. But I submit that ALL human men have the capacity for violence, and it is our civiliaztion and culture that suppresses it.

All cultures except Palestinian culture, that is.

There is nothing to negotiate about when dealing with a psychopathic terrorist wielding an axe. You just gotta stop the maniac. The problem is if the West doesn't deal with this problem ASAP we will all be looking at psychopathic terrorists wielding nuclear weapons.

Where are the world's muslim's condemning this?

re: #88 J.D.

Do you know how to re-post it on this thread? I think its important. I'd do it but dont kwon how.

I cannot post anymore on this topic, or I risk the stick.

Change You Can Believe In!

Hate it, make it bleed, kill it. That's where Islam in its purest form will take you.

re: #101 sneezey

Where are the world's muslim's condemning this?

Don't even get me started on muslims standing up for what is right ... in this country I am waiting for American muslims to start speaking up ... so sick of this crap ... where are the muslims in this country marching through the streets saying to the terrorists to stop ... NOT THERE ... they can get together and parade around saying death to the jews ... but where are they saying ... We Stand Up For Americans ... I spit on them ... NO F*CKING SHARIA IN THIS COUNTRY ... and it will come if we do not guard against it ... it creeps slowly ...

re: #104 tfc3rid

No. This is more of the same old, same old.

re: #101 sneezey

Where are the world's muslim's condemning this?

Oh you will hear some condemn it; HOWEVER, then there will but a big BUT about how Israel's policies caused the man to overreact or it was legitimate resistance. Fuck Em!

re: #102 KenJen

Did You Remember To Kill the Children?

The 911 hijackers were none too concerned there were infants and children on the four hijacked planes. The seven words above, DYRTKTC says it all. Children are innocent. Children usually cannot defend themselves and targeting children is considered, in almost every society and civilization, an act of base evil.

But not all. The Jewish children of 1939 had close to 100% fatality rate under Hitler. Sixty four years after the victory over Hitler, his disciples, modern militant Islamists, leftists and most senior European foreign ministry officials call for, or excuse, the murder of Jewish children.

Six years ago, I sat at my Passover Seder table sick with the realization that 30 Jews were dead and dozens more were horribly injured from a suicide suitcase bomb on a Seder just like mine. The whole point of a Seder is to share the experience with children. The whole point of the people who attacked the Seder was to annihilate the Jewish people.

Now Jews do have a unique history. I accept that some people don't like us; but I don't ask anyone to like us. I demand only the right for my children and I to be able to live. It is not much. But for those who target Jewish children, it is too much. All over the world, everywhere the Jewish people live, Jewish children are kept under guard as no other children on earth are protected. Our kids are special to us, so that is where they aim.

Today's attack on two Jewish children with axes shows that the slightest crack in the defense of our children inspires the DYRTKTC minded scum of this earth- they can ignore a child's cries of pain to kill them. Today's attacker remembered to kill the children.

Does anyone really think smashing an ax into seven year old can be a consecrated act? Better yet, what political or religious goal deserves anything other than a nuclear bomb if DYRTKTC is the core part of their "moral" existence.

It is moral to defend yourself. It is moral to take whatever reasonable steps are necessary to survive; you have a right to do so. This is the bedrock all human morality and law. It is moral to defend yourself by aiming at those who seek you harm. It is not moral to aim at those who are not a threat or cannot defend themselves.

Imagine taking a puppy into the back yard to kill it with a hammer. Imagine doing this a to child. A child. But this is the holy goal of The world never learns. DYRTKTC is our past, present an future.

Yet, it is a 100% certainty that, if the barbarian who committed this axe murder could be put on an al Jazaeera TV show, not only would he be given air time, he would be given the same hero treatment and "warm wishes" as Samir Kuntar , the murderer who killed a child by breaking her skull against a rock. [note to PM Netanyahu, kill Kuntar]

For the Obama administration and others who think that signing a treaty or handing over land to Palestinians will solve anything, I have bad news: the problem is not that Jews live in Hebron, the the problem is DYRTKTC. Until you destroy the Beast, what chance can people live together peacefully? Until you face the fact that the Islamic world and most Palestinian media function under the core "principle" of DYRTKTC. You can force Israel to sign any treaty you like, you will get war instead. Go anywhere in the Islamic blogosphere from the "Islamist Thinkers" (there is an oxymoron!) to the comment pages of al Jazeera and the Arab media of London and everywhere you look, everything you see will have DYRTKTC as its intellectual foundation.

The world can say and do as it pleases, the Jewish people will defend our children. Do not lecture us where to live when they do nothing about DYRTKTC.

The world never learns. DYRTKTC is our past, present an future. We will not lower our guard in the face of mindless genocidal hatred. We all face the beast and must destroy it. We must never forget what they remember or our children will die.

Wonder if he bought that axe with Obama's Pali stimulus money.

*SPIT*

For some reason, in page after page of pro-Palestinian articles, and anti-Israeli smears, the Guardian hasn't covered this little story. Why is that?

re: #91 dhg4

This is bloodlust.

He called that one, the man who wrestled the ax away from the terrorist described it as "I saw in his eyes the lust to kill"

Did someone cap this bitch yet?

re: #101 sneezey

Where are the world's muslim's condemning this?

They are hanging with all the moderate Germans of the 1930s

re: #113 whiterasta

Did someone cap this bitch yet?

Apparently not

re: #94 _RememberTonyC

How long before the media blames Bibi Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman for this atrocity?

The over/under is 5 minutes

Israeli politicos are already blaming Bibi for picking Lieberman for this atrocity, even though the Palestinians have routinely murdered Israelis regardless of what political party was in power at the time. The bloodlust will never be satisfied until Israel is destroyed. Don't take my word for it.

Take theirs (the Palestinians, Hamas, PA, Hizbullah, Syria, Iran, etc.)

Evil.

re: #107 whiterasta

No. This is more of the same old, same old.

and will get dumped into the dustbin of events...I hope someday in my lifetime Israel snaps and takes the fight to the source...Gaza was a bust imo...all talk and appeasment while innocent people die

re: #18 unrealizedviewpoint

You're right, my bad.

...and will the mainstream media bother reporting on this horrific atrocity - accurately?

Report: Obama Tried to Stop Gaza War Early

(IsraelNN.com) A new report in The New Yorker claims that United States President Barak Obama’s transition team worked to persuade Israel to end its offensive in the Gaza Strip before Inauguration Day, despite pledges that as president-elect that he would not meddle in foreign affairs, according to Fox news. The article claims that Obama's team worked to persuade Israel to stop bombing Gaza and withdraw its ground troops.

The article also quoted a former intelligence official as saying former Vice President Dick Cheney started "getting messages from the Israelis about pressure from Obama" before January 20. In response, Cheney reportedly portrayed Obama as "pro-Palestinian" in conversations with the Israelis. Cheney's then-adviser on national security disputed the story, saying an alleged conversation about the issue between Cheney and national security adviser-to-be Jim Jones "never, ever happened." But he did not dispute the specific claim that the Obama transition team was involving itself in Israeli affairs.

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

If you didn't realize this in real time you may not be too bright.

Yes this is a natural reaction - to find the most innocent and defenseless victim and slaughter them. Can we PLEASE give them a state? And billions of dollars too?

How bad does this have to get before the MSN takes notice and says something about the obvious, glaring disparity that exists here?

I mean, hacking up a 16 year old kid with an AXE?

What's it going to take? Televised torture of infants? Cannibalism?

re: #103 Sharmuta

I cannot post anymore on this topic, or I risk the stick.

this will be my only post, for the same reason.

/rage

re: #81 Iron Fist

What sucks is that you know sooner or later Israel is going to let the motherfucker go in a swap for dead Israelis. Until Israel quits giving them live terrorists in exchange for dead Israelis, Israel will be on a slow, but measurable, decline towards the day when "Palestine" is Judenrein.

When that happens, Hamas and Fatah will get down to the serious business of exterminating one another.

First, Israel shouldn't release prisoners EXCEPT as part of a comprehensive peace agreement (not that I see one coming), and even then, the precedent is, war criminals complete their sentences; only regular military POWs get released.

But if they are, the deal should be live for live, dead for dead. If the Israelis aren't returned alive, the entire group of released prisoners are executed on the spot, and if any of the reception party are in the way, too bad.

And Israel should institute the death penalty for terrorism. A quick execution will cut down these "kidnappings".

re: #51 nyc redneck

rush just mentioned o prostrating himself subserviently before the saudi king.
as if he was is subject.

Any link? I'd be horrified if it happened, but I don't trust anything that comes out of Rush's mouth.

re: #121 uberfasiq

...and will the mainstream media bother reporting on this horrific atrocity - accurately?

You mean the ones who are left?

You'd think they might try telling the whole truth since telling only part of it didn't sell...enough.

Nothing at the leftist Independent either.

Nothing newsworthy, I guess.

re: #109 J.D.

Thanks!

Does anyone really think smashing an ax into seven year old can be a consecrated act? Better yet, what political or religious goal deserves anything other than a nuclear bomb if DYRTKTC is the core part of their "moral" existence.

It is heading that way

re: #99 zombie

All cultures except Palestinian culture, that is.

I beleive one could expand upon this specific designation.

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

The "Palestinians" have a state. It's called "Jordan," and is made up of the lion's share of the old Palestine Mandate.

Currently, the "Palestinians" (an Arab subgroup invented in 1964) define themselves, every man, woman and child, as "refugees," which means that they define themselves as perpetually waiting to relocate somewhere other than where they currently reside. If they want a "right of return," let them go to Jordan.

"Palestinian" is an adjective, not a noun. The complete phrase is "Palestinian Arab," i.e. those Arabs who had settled in the British Palestine Mandate.

What happened in 1964 was that they consciously dropped the "Arab" from the name and made "Palestinian" into a noun. This was done in order to make the world forget that these people after all are Arabs, and that their ancestral homeland is Arabia, not Judea and Samaria or anywhere else in the Holy Land.

re: #125 redc1c4

this will be my only post, for the same reason.

/rage

Same here.
I don't have any polite words to say how I feel about this.

Value my account too much to let rip.

re: #117 lawhawk

Israeli politicos are already blaming Bibi for picking Lieberman for this atrocity, even though the Palestinians have routinely murdered Israelis regardless of what political party was in power at the time. The bloodlust will never be satisfied until Israel is destroyed. Don't take my word for it.

Take theirs (the Palestinians, Hamas, PA, Hizbullah, Syria, Iran, etc.)

you're preaching to the choir ...

in my opinion, Israel needs to deal someone a serious ass kicking. no remorse, no pulled punches, and no more land to terrorists.

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re: #99 zombie

Let's say we conducted an experiment.

We took an Israeli Jewish child and an Arab child, and switched them at birth.

The Arab child would be raised in the open, free society of Israel in a loving Jewish household.

The Jewish child would be raised in the death-worshipping soul-destroying hate-soaked Palestinian culture.

Would the genetically Jewish child end up becoming a killer, a terror-supporter or worse?

Would the Arab child become a normal businessman, a friendly helpful father, a PhD in Biochemistry?

I say yes. I say that what makes a Palestinian terrorist into a terrorist is his CULTURE, not necessarily his genes.

Now, some argument could be made that thousands of years of violent Arab warriors having the most babies with the victims of their raids and with their captured slave girls might indeed create a genetic tendency toward violence in the population. But I submit that ALL human men have the capacity for violence, and it is our civiliaztion and culture that suppresses it.

All cultures except Palestinian culture, that is.

And, who lets the Palis stay this way? Who enables them? We do! And, all of the their Arab brethren too. We do it because we want them to live in peace with Israel and hope tossing money at them and outright bribery will make them behave - the so-called "peace process". Their Arab brothers want them to stay this way because it let's them keep the hatred of the Jews fresh in everyone's mind and they can revel in that hatred through the Palestinians...Either way, the Palestinian people will continued to be used as fodder by the Muslim world and they will continue to breed one generation of homicidal maniacs after another until someone stops this cycle of shit. I am not holding out hope our current President is up to that task.

If the Palestinians continue this way, and there is no sign of them changing, Israel will have to deal with them in a harsh and brutal way until they finally accept the fact that Israel is not going away.

It takes a real man to attack boys with an axe!
*spit*

(I've put up my "Hamas mouse" avatar in honor of the man who got the axe away from this craven coward.)

Nothing at CNN either.

They really don't care. They are sweeping this under the carpet.

Carl (Israel Matzav) also noted an important aspect to this story: Israel (apparently in response to Secretary Clinton's request) had recently removed roadblocks in the area, I guess, as a confidence building measure. Apparently it worked and gave this terrorist quite a bit of confidence.

The road to hell is paved with absent roadblocks.

Look for the National Council of Churches to put out a statement, urging both sides to stop axe murdering children.

re: #129 Kenneth

Nothing at the leftist Independent either.

Nothing newsworthy, I guess.

Of course its not 'newsworthy' - it was only an Israeli child who got murdered!
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I'm raging and trying hard not to cry, having seen that photo of that boy.

Better stop here.

New York Tmes:

Ax Attack Kills Teen in West Bank

Don't you just hate it when Axes go wild?

re: #122 Opinionated

Report: Obama Tried to Stop Gaza War Early

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

If you didn't realize this in real time you may not be too bright.

The Israelis practically said so, when they said they'd be out of Gaza by the inauguration.

re: #141 dhg4

Carl (Israel Matzav) also noted an important aspect to this story: Israel (apparently in response to Secretary Clinton's request) had recently removed roadblocks in the area, I guess, as a confidence building measure. Apparently it worked and gave this terrorist quite a bit of confidence.

The road to hell is paved with absent roadblocks.

Settlers: Ehud Barak, left-wing policies to blame for attack

[Link: www.haaretz.com...]

re: #127 SanFranciscoZionist

Any link? I'd be horrified if it happened, but I don't trust anything that comes out of Rush's mouth.

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

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I pray for the injured child, and the family members of the children.

I will pray rather differently for the killer and his entire sick society.

re: #123 tedzilla99

Yes this is a natural reaction - to find the most innocent and defenseless victim and slaughter them. Can we PLEASE give them a state? And billions of dollars too?

I think they deserve the core of the Sun. That's about the right temperature.

re: #89 Nevergiveup

There was an adult that intervened after the initial attack and probably saved the 7 year old. Why didn't he have a gun? Just because you can, it doesn't mean everyone always carries guns. Although since this was on the "West Bank" many do. I guess just bad luck. But you can bet the guns are out now.

Lots of people I know in the 'farther' West Bank go armed, but it's not universal, and gets much less so the nearer in to civilization you get.

re: #141 dhg4

Carl (Israel Matzav) also noted an important aspect to this story: Israel (apparently in response to Secretary Clinton's request) had recently removed roadblocks in the area, I guess, as a confidence building measure. Apparently it worked and gave this terrorist quite a bit of confidence.

The road to hell is paved with absent roadblocks.

US Pressure = Removing Roadblocks = Dead Jews. Period

Repeat Ad Infinitum

To quote an old lyric, Hamas' defense seems to be that "they're depraved because they're deprived."

Then again, here in the USA we have groups that go by such names as "By Any Means Necessary." I've always wondered whether they actually meant it-- would they take an axe to a child if doing so would advance their cause?

re: #122 Opinionated

Report: Obama Tried to Stop Gaza War Early

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

If you didn't realize this in real time you may not be too bright.

New Yorker? My guess is that it's by Seymour Hersh, who is writing to his audience playing up President Obama's "peace" credentials and further demonizing Dick Cheney. I have to be skeptical of such a report.

The thought of a judge ordering castration for the guy who wielded the axe is an exercise in purposeless mental meandering.

/wouldn't find any

re: #150 SanFranciscoZionist

Lots of people I know in the 'farther' West Bank go armed, but it's not universal, and gets much less so the nearer in to civilization you get.

Yes I know, but this is not to far from hebron after all.

Can there be anything more nauseating than a grown man attacking and murdering a helpless child with an axe?
No doubt he'll be feted as a hero by his depraved comrades.
Although I'm not a proponent of summary justice; this monster must be taken out.
But when Allah is on your side anything goes;it's an example of why civilised people must step up counter measures against such evil.
Whole hearted support of Israel would be a good first step.
.

Start questioning why the following is NEVER shown on Western televisions.

All Israeli news stations have Arab Affairs desks. They are exposed to what their neighbors are saying, printing and publishing about the Jews.

Some ideological hack sitting in his comfy office in the US or UK knows jack shit.

Zombie and buzz. I talk about that a lot. For the most part, the "Palestinian people", weren't invented until 1967. Before that, the term meant as you two describe.

I've read contemporary description, pre-1948, referring to Palestinian Jews, Palestinian Arabs, Palestinian Christians.

One thing that always amuses me...left wing Christians who bemoan the shrinking Christian population in the area, but hate Israel. They are blind to what is really happening. It's interesting how anti-Israel Christians have aligned them selves with anti-Semitic Arabs.

re: #144 Opinionated

New York Tmes:

Ax Attack Kills Teen in West Bank

Don't you just hate it when Axes go wild?

'Teen' - the bastards - that lad was technically a teenager, sure - but look at his face! He was an innocent young lad!

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Natural like to uruk-hai natural.

Why did we have to dispose of the concept of savages, barbarians, and pretend that man is a brotherhood of like-hearted angels...?

Some peoples are still savage. Cell phones or not, there are still completely morally and spiritually un-evolved savages. God Damned ORCS who kill children for fun and collect human meat-pieces with JOY.

grr

re: #134 yma o hyd

Same here.
I don't have any polite words to say how I feel about this.

Value my account too much to let rip.

Me too. . .me too, and therein lies the problem- decent people have no poite way of expresing themselves about horrific slaughters of this nature. . .official condenmations sound emotionless and false, but those that support this heinous act can, with applause and nodded understanding from Jew Haters around the world can EXPRESS SUPPORT AND CONGRATULATIONS!

re: #43 whiterasta

Has the BBC mentioned these children were "Settlers" yet?

BBC:

A Palestinian attacker wielding an axe has killed an Israeli boy and wounded another in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, police say.

The incident took place in the Bat Ayin settlement south of Bethlehem. The attacker is reported to have escaped.

Doctors said the fatality was a 13-year-old, while a seven-year-old boy was being treated for serious wounds.

The military wing of Islamic Jihad and Imad Mughniyeh Group said they carried out the attack, Israel Radio reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the attack as a "senseless act of brutality against innocents".

Reports say it appears to be the latest of sporadic attacks by Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territory.

re: #141 dhg4

Carl (Israel Matzav) also noted an important aspect to this story: Israel (apparently in response to Secretary Clinton's request) had recently removed roadblocks in the area, I guess, as a confidence building measure. Apparently it worked and gave this terrorist quite a bit of confidence.

The road to hell is paved with absent roadblocks.

I think the next time Hillary is in Israel, the Israeli government should have the child's parents meet her.

re: #154 pre-Boomer Marine brat

(did I word that well enough that it won't get deleted?)

heh

re: #153 dhg4

New Yorker? My guess is that it's by Seymour Hersh, who is writing to his audience playing up President Obama's "peace" credentials and further demonizing Dick Cheney. I have to be skeptical of such a report.

At the time, it looked like the Israelis were trying to end it by Inauguration. I am not surprised one bit if Obama's people had a hand in it.

re: #142 Dave the...

Look for the National Council of Churches to put out a statement, urging both sides to stop axe murdering children.

Both sides should show "restraint" and painful concessions continue to be needed. . .spit!

re: #147 pink freud

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

Thanks.

re: #127 SanFranciscoZionist

re: #69 unrealizedviewpoint

look at this posted from unrealzedviewpoint.

it certainly looks like o is groveling.
only the "king's" subjects are obliged to bow.
o is going overboard to humble himself.
i'll say one thing, a pro-america pres. would not conduct himself
this way.
rudy would never BOW to this arab.,
king or not.
neither would mccain.

re: #153 dhg4

It is not demonizing Dick Cheney.

I don't know who wrote it, nor do I care, nor do I even care that it was writen- I have believed that since Israel stopped short just in time for the Inauguration.

re: #115 buzzsawmonkey

The "Palestinians" have a state. It's called "Jordan," and is made up of the lion's share of the old Palestine Mandate.

Currently, the "Palestinians" (an Arab subgroup invented in 1964) define themselves, every man, woman and child, as "refugees," which means that they define themselves as perpetually waiting to relocate somewhere other than where they currently reside. If they want a "right of return," let them go to Jordan.

For posts like that, I regret that I only have one upding to give.
The true history of the region cannot be repeated too often.

re: #144 Opinionated

Ah the press, with the passive voice. I see it all the time. Gunfire kills man. Really? Gunfire...is it still on the loose? Bastard conniving conmen, the MSM.

We had an unexpected meltdown by a longtime Lizard recently, which saddens me, but what made me think of it was that that meltdown was due to making comments that sounded exactly like this.

“This attack was committed in the framework of the resistance,” Ayman Taha said. “This is a reaction to the continuing occupation and the continued building of settlements.”

“This is a natural reaction,” he said, “especially against the backdrop of Israel attacks. We are a people occupied, and it is our right to defend ourselves and to act in every way and with every means at our disposal in order to defend ourselves.”

re: #69 unrealizedviewpoint

found at [Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

here it is

re: #147 pink freud

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

WTF? That doesn't look good.

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I'm afraid that my comment in response to this atrocity would fit in very well over at Pam "Atlas's" place, so I will go clean my house for a while.

FUCK POLITE

The British response? Obviously, axes should be outlawed.

re: #5 Thanos

This is terrible beyond compare, but kudos to the man who took the axe away.

there should be an international

"Another Good Man Preventing Evil"
medal.

re: #133 zombie

"Palestinian" is an adjective, not a noun. The complete phrase is "Palestinian Arab," i.e. those Arabs who had settled in the British Palestine Mandate.

What happened in 1964 was that they consciously dropped the "Arab" from the name and made "Palestinian" into a noun. This was done in order to make the world forget that these people after all are Arabs, and that their ancestral homeland is Arabia, not Judea and Samaria or anywhere else in the Holy Land.

Yes, indeed. That, too.

re: #159 yma o hyd

'Teen' - the bastards - that lad was technically a teenager, sure - but look at his face! He was an innocent young lad!

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Every report will say that he was a "settler".

And as everyone knows, "settlers" of all ages deserve to die. /s

So too of course the "settlers" in Jerusalem, and Haifa, and Tel Aviv and Sderot, etc.

re: #63 pink freud

Avanti made it clear to me the other night that it is important to think in "nuanced" terms. In shades of gray. To see both sides. That "black and white" thinking is for conservative-thinkers.

It doesn't get more black and white than this.

axe wielding man - bad

re: #162 Alouette

There ye go - typical Beeb bias: because it happens in 'Israeli-occupied' territory, its ok for a Pali to murder an innocent 13 year old boy, and wound a seven year old severely, with an axe ...

See - that sort of bias is what you get when you spend lots of £££ from the Magical Kingdom wisely!

re: #167 SanFranciscoZionist

Rush is tight with his information. I've not caught him in a lie.

re: #177 solomonpanting

The British response? Obviously, axes should be outlawed.

And they'll blockade Israel to make sure no Israeli can buy a new axe.

re: #155 Nevergiveup

Yes I know, but this is not to far from hebron after all.

Yeah. My God, this never gets any better.

re: #162 Alouette

BBC:

A Palestinian attacker wielding an axe has killed an Israeli boy and wounded another in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, police say.

The incident took place in the Bat Ayin settlement south of Bethlehem. The attacker is reported to have escaped.

Doctors said the fatality was a 13-year-old, while a seven-year-old boy was being treated for serious wounds.

The military wing of Islamic Jihad and Imad Mughniyeh Group said they carried out the attack, Israel Radio reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the attack as a "senseless act of brutality against innocents".

Reports say it appears to be the latest of sporadic attacks by Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territory.

Yep- knew it would be there. . .the "settler" got it. . .with the underlying "what did you expect" tone. . .farrkin hell!

And Israel will respond disproportionaly. . .what would be a proportional response to this? Shudder, horrible horrible horrible. . .

re: #174 SanFranciscoZionist

It makes my skin crawl.

re: #171 Taqiyyotomist

Ah the press, with the passive voice. I see it all the time. Gunfire kills man. Really? Gunfire...is it still on the loose? Bastard conniving conmen, the MSM.

It's not always a passive Voice.

You would read: Israeli Jew causes Palestinain Angel to stub Toe"

re: #172 Naso Tang

We had an unexpected meltdown by a longtime Lizard recently, which saddens me, but what made me think of it was that that meltdown was due to making comments that sounded exactly like this.

“This attack was committed in the framework of the resistance,” Ayman Taha said. “This is a reaction to the continuing occupation and the continued building of settlements.”
Who was it. . .

“This is a natural reaction,” he said, “especially against the backdrop of Israel attacks. We are a people occupied, and it is our right to defend ourselves and to act in every way and with every means at our disposal in order to defend ourselves.”

re: #185 SanFranciscoZionist

Yeah. My God, this never gets any better.

Nope. Very depressing. I'm 54 and 20-30 years ago we were always on the West bank without to many cares. Times have changed.

re: #169 Opinionated

It is not demonizing Dick Cheney.

I don't know who wrote it, nor do I care, nor do I even care that it was writen- I have believed that since Israel stopped short just in time for the Inauguration.

So have I - it was quite evident that some heavy arm-twisting was going on behind the scenes at that time - we just weren't told then who did the twisting, but we could guess ...

re: #147 pink freud

[Link: gatewaypundit.blogspot.com...]

Saved. Printed. And on my bulletin board next to a sword dancing Bush.

re: #158 Dave the...

Zombie and buzz. I talk about that a lot. For the most part, the "Palestinian people", weren't invented until 1967. Before that, the term meant as you two describe.

I've read contemporary description, pre-1948, referring to Palestinian Jews, Palestinian Arabs, Palestinian Christians.

One thing that always amuses me...left wing Christians who bemoan the shrinking Christian population in the area, but hate Israel. They are blind to what is really happening. It's interesting how anti-Israel Christians have aligned them selves with anti-Semitic Arabs.

The term "Palestinian" was widely used before 1948. It referred to Jews and Christians in the Holy Land.

re: #110 Russkilitlover

Wonder if he bought that axe with Obama's Pali stimulus money.

*SPIT*

This is just too much, and I don't think I can make a comment about this horrible event. But the fact that we are giving these monsters money makes me want to break things.

OBOWMA.

It's hard to see how there can ever be peace when the one side is absolutely inhumane. It's even harder to understand how anyone can continue to blame the Israelis when it's so obvious who commits the atrocities.

This sentence was in the BBC report:

There are fears that the killing could heighten tensions between the Israeli cabinet and the Palestinians.

The problem, in their minds, is the dangerous Israeli cabinet. Not the Palestinian thugs who perpetrate & applaud this barbarism. No, it's that the Israelis might do something to defend their own people from this ongoing evil.

re: #172 Naso Tang

We had an unexpected meltdown by a longtime Lizard recently, which saddens me, but what made me think of it was that that meltdown was due to making comments that sounded exactly like this.

“This attack was committed in the framework of the resistance,” Ayman Taha said. “This is a reaction to the continuing occupation and the continued building of settlements.”

“This is a natural reaction,” he said, “especially against the backdrop of Israel attacks. We are a people occupied, and it is our right to defend ourselves and to act in every way and with every means at our disposal in order to defend ourselves.”

The reality is simple:
What makes anyone think that the Palis (and their associates) would balk at sacrificing Jewish, Christian, Hindu or any other children when they so quickly sacrifice their own children?

re: #190 Nevergiveup

Nope. Very depressing. I'm 54 and 20-30 years ago we were always on the West bank without to many cares. Times have changed.

Funny, isn't it? Seems like whenever the Arabs take over land in that region, they turn it into a hellhole.

Too busy killing and hating to get on with their lives, I guess.

re: #181 Eowyn2

axe wielding man - bad

Sadly, I could go back to my college and hear the "well, what did you think would happen" and "they were pushed to do this" mantra. . .ignoring the blood of innocent children in a face to face premeditated attack of a most personal nature. . .this was not collateral damage- these children were the targets. . .and that is somehow MORE understandable than trying to stop rocket fire with smart bombs and warning flyers and house to house searches?

I don't even think chimpanzees are this bestial.

re: #197 Emerald

It's hard to see how there can ever be peace when the one side is absolutely inhumane.

Fixed that for ya.

re: #198 Kenneth

This sentence was in the BBC report:

The problem, in their minds, is the dangerous Israeli cabinet. Not the Palestinian thugs who perpetrate & applaud this barbarism. No, it's that the Israelis might do something to defend their own people from this ongoing evil.

That is f*cked up.

There is a Hamas "government." There is the PA.

Why the strange dichotomy?

re: #180 Opinionated

Every report will say that he was a "settler".

And as everyone knows, "settlers" of all ages deserve to die. /s

So too of course the "settlers" in Jerusalem, and Haifa, and Tel Aviv and Sderot, etc.

Yep - just as the hamasthugs and fataholes are demanding all the time!
Most people nodd wisely when those asshats speak about the 'occupied' territories, without realising that for those asshats all of Israel is an occupied territory.

Just ask those moonbats who founded Tel Aviv, and when ... the answers will be jaw-dropping.

re: #203 erisldysnomia

Fixed that for ya.

Hard to see the strike in the final "e" so:

It's hard to see how there can ever be peace when the one side is absolutely inhuman.

re: #193 Ben Hur

Saved. Printed. And on my bulletin board next to a sword dancing Bush.

My G-D! Look at Abdullah's FACE. . .the leader of the infidel nation is BOWING TO HIM. . .

Given the current climate this could just as easily happen in London or Paris.

And the BBC would still blame Israel.

re: #188 Opinionated

Actually, I was wrong, that was the usual MSM trick of Anthropomorphism, making inanimate objects become the Actor in question. SUV jumps curb. Gunfire kills man.

The passive voice, equally tricksy, would be, I think, "Man killed by gunfire", or "hundreds die in violence". Like, what'd they have to up and do that for?

"Millions of Jews died in the Holocaust" I see that each year, like clockwork, instead of the accurate, "German people killed millions of Jews in what later became known as the Holocaust, or Shoah."

No, they just up and died. Nobody knows why they took such drastic measures. Yez, Virginia, there really is a Devil.

re: #205 yma o hyd

Most people nodd wisely when those asshats speak about the 'occupied' territories, without realising that for those asshats all of Israel is an occupied territory.

The Haifa Mall they attempted to bomb recently must have also been "occupied".

re: #165 Nevergiveup

re: #169 Opinionated

It is not demonizing Dick Cheney.

I don't know who wrote it, nor do I care, nor do I even care that it was writen- I have believed that since Israel stopped short just in time for the Inauguration.

To me for Dick Cheney to say that Barack Obama supports the Palestinians is pretty non-controversial. But Hersh (assuming that it's he, who wrote the original article) is writing for a bunch of New York liberals, who probably put on Cheney masks when they go trick or treating with their children. To them, Cheney saying that is even further proof that he's the spawn of evil for denigrating Barack Obama's "peace" efforts. I was careful to write that Hersh was writing for his audience.

I think that the Israeli government decided that it didn't want to start off relations with American on a bad footing. I'm not convinced that there was direct pressure.

White North and South Americans are settlers.

What? You thought that the 19th century European Jewish immigration to EXISTING Jewish communities in Israel was different and not a part of the MASS European SETTLEMENT of North/South America, Australia, New Zealand, ETC ETC ETC of the SAME TIME PERIOD?!?!?!?!?

re: #207 DisturbedEma

My G-D! Look at Abdullah's FACE. . .the leader of the infidel nation is BOWING TO HIM. . .

I'm sure he "pitched a tent" as well.

The only time he does when he's not dressed up like a Jewish women in his closet.

re: #198 Kenneth

This sentence was in the BBC report:

The problem, in their minds, is the dangerous Israeli cabinet. Not the Palestinian thugs who perpetrate & applaud this barbarism. No, it's that the Israelis might do something to defend their own people from this ongoing evil.

Yep - and we can already sniff the air for their next comment, that its all the fault of Lieberman, for his 'harsh' words.

Remember: the palis are never at fault, ever.
It is always the fault of the Jooos - especially when they don't mince words! And more especially when they are in government and actually, horrors, 'right-wing'!

New York Times:

Ax Attack Kills Teen in West Bank

Don't you just hate it when Axes go wild?

#144 Opinionated.

No, thats NY Times-speak for "Move along, nothing to see here" because "Palestinian Kills Israeli Teen With Ax" is too accurate and too gramatically correct (subject, verb, object) a headline for our left-wing multicultural betters at the Times.

One mans Axe murder is another's ...ah ...ah...
Contingency plan?
Rot in hell indeed!

re: #165 Nevergiveup

At the time, it looked like the Israelis were trying to end it by Inauguration. I am not surprised one bit if Obama's people had a hand in it.

I think just the fact they said "the Inauguration" was a hint of the pressure they were getting. I said that back then. Hirsh isn't the best source, though.

re: #199 Eowyn2

The reality is simple:
What makes anyone think that the Palis (and their associates) would balk at sacrificing Jewish, Christian, Hindu or any other children when they so quickly sacrifice their own children?

The same mentality that allows them to preach to us peasants to drink water while they of course drink wine.
Or lower our carbon footprints, or whatever is the newest fashion in moonbat speak.

re: #220 Kosh's Shadow

I think just the fact they said "the Inauguration" was a hint of the pressure they were getting. I said that back then. Hirsh isn't the best source, though.

I thought it back then also. Hirsh sucks but this isn't about him.

re: #214 Ben Hur

When I hear the phrase "Occupied West Bank" I think, well, when are the Arab occupiers going to leave Judea & Samaria and go back to Arabia where they came from. In 13100 years, no Arab ever called for for an independent Arab state in Palestine. Never. Then modern Israel was born and suddenly they cry "occupation".

BBL.

Must fuel the machine.

re: #209 Taqiyyotomist

It's all biased. Depending on who they are protecting.

I dare you to find me any description of a dead or injured Arab caused by Jews/Israel when they don't state in the title that it was specifcally caused by Israel.

Now Axes are attacking. Previously it was Bulldozers.

re: #221 yma o hyd

The same mentality that allows them to preach to us peasants to drink water while they of course drink wine.
Or lower our carbon footprints, or whatever is the newest fashion in moonbat speak.

Let them fly coach?

re: #225 Opinionated

And harmless rockets. Don't forget the harmless rockets.

re: #225 Opinionated

It's all biased. Depending on who they are protecting.

I dare you to find me any description of a dead or injured Arab caused by Jews/Israel when they don't state in the title that it was specifcally caused by Israel.

Now Axes are attacking. Previously it was Bulldozers.

HELL, they blame the whole freaking country- Israel kills, Israel attacks. . .it is the demonization of the whole state. . .

re: #211 Opinionated

The Haifa Mall they attempted to bomb recently must have also been "occupied".

Most certainly!
I wonder if Hillary's next request will be for Bibi to dismantle that wall?
At least, she's got to negotiate with Lieberman - who doesn't seem to be taking any prisoners, as of yet.

re: #227 Kenneth

And harmless rockets. Don't forget the harmless rockets.

umm, homemade rockets yes, that is the ticket. . .///

re: #227 Kenneth

And harmless rockets. Don't forget the harmless rockets.

Silly infidel - sending rockets to schools and daycare centers is a natural reaction to oppression, paid for by extorting billions of dollars from the US and Europe.

You obviously don't know what it's like to be subhuman oppressed.

re: #229 yma o hyd

Most certainly!
I wonder if Hillary's next request will be for Bibi to dismantle that wall?
At least, she's got to negotiate with Lieberman - who doesn't seem to be taking any prisoners, as of yet.

Yes, she can't immediately call for Israel to commit suicide quickly.

re: #227 Kenneth

And harmless rockets. Don't forget the harmless rockets.

Niggling rockets, they were - just niggling!

Aww, those Israelis sure don't understand ayrab humour ...
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re: #124 SalsaNChips

How bad does this have to get before the MSN takes notice and says something about the obvious, glaring disparity that exists here?

I mean, hacking up a 16 year old kid with an AXE?

What's it going to take? Televised torture of infants? Cannibalism?

Not even those.

re: #183 pink freud

Rush is tight with his information. I've not caught him in a lie.

I don't listen to his show, but I've heard some odd things occasionally--the black cars in California thing came through him. It may be that people misunderstand what he's saying. I just check.

re: #193 Ben Hur

Saved. Printed. And on my bulletin board next to a sword dancing Bush.

McCain and Palin were going to go full speed ahead on developing domestic oil resources. Bush had 8 years to do so, and did nothing (and yeah, the democrats opposed him, but did you ever see a major prime time address about the topic? after 9/11? nope).

But the American people elected Obama, in large part because nobody really made the case for domestic oil production. And yeah, for that, I blame Bush...he should have started right after 9/11 and kept driving the point home as many times as necessary. Instead he looked into Vlad Putin's eyes and held hands with Sauds.

Bush wasn't ready to be POTUS, and Obama is 10 times worse.

re: #163 Kosh's Shadow

I think the next time Hillary is in Israel, the Israeli government should have the child's parents meet her.

re: #235 SanFranciscoZionist

I don't listen to his show, but I've heard some odd things occasionally--the black cars in California thing came through him. It may be that people misunderstand what he's saying. I just check.

They don't misunderstand. They quote him as saying things he never said. I had someone tell me that Rush Limbaugh said he wanted Obama to fail because he's black. That is NOT what he said.

What a brave, heroic action, taking on those little children.

“This is a natural reaction,”

C'mere fuckhead and I'll show you a natural reaction.

But... but... You were supposed to unclench your fist! You can't hold an axe with an unclenched fist!

/ Maybe we need to draw some pictures.

ok, NOT little children. Still, they're young men. Of course, the fact that they're Jooos (or maybe juice) makes it right.

//

re: #243 buzzsawmonkey

Oh, it's a tradition all right.

the palestinians are nothing more than a political creation ... and their own people have admitted it ...

[Link: en.wikiquote.org...]

Obama will be sending a strongly worded letter of protest to Israel for allowing their children to roam around in "an area of dispute".

/

“This is a natural reaction,” he said, “especially against the backdrop of Israel attacks. We are a people occupied, and it is our right to defend ourselves and to act in every way and with every means at our disposal in order to defend ourselves.”

This may be one of the most insane things I've ever read.

Behind the shield of screen-name anonymity, I am going to make some remarks more frankly than I might otherwise.

I am an American Jew born and bred, and now live in a small town in Israel where there are several Israeli-Arab villages near by. Some of these Israeli-Arabs -- who are of course Israeli citizens -- work in my town or others near by, some of them in responsible positions in places like banks and hospitals.

I get on very well with them. (And have also suffered the occasional humilation of having an Arab correct my Hebrew.) I LIKE THEM. They tend to have a good sense of humor, and I always like people with whom I can have a laugh.

Yet there is always the lingering silent question -- are they genuinely decent as they seem to be, or is it taqqiya? And I HATE having to think that.

re: #219 Iron Fist

I'll agree, but it isn't just men who have the capacity to do great harm. Culturally, women aren't as aggressive as men but that, too, is more culture than it is genetic.

men are stronger so naturally, they have the capacity to do great harm but women are crueler. Who was worse? Caligula or his Sister?

re: #249 Clio

Behind the shield of screen-name anonymity, I am going to make some remarks more frankly than I might otherwise.

I am an American Jew born and bred, and now live in a small town in Israel where there are several Israeli-Arab villages near by. Some of these Israeli-Arabs -- who are of course Israeli citizens -- work in my town or others near by, some of them in responsible positions in places like banks and hospitals.

I get on very well with them. (And have also suffered the occasional humilation of having an Arab correct my Hebrew.) I LIKE THEM. They tend to have a good sense of humor, and I always like people with whom I can have a laugh.

Yet there is always the lingering silent question -- are they genuinely decent as they seem to be, or is it taqqiya? And I HATE having to think that.

So in other words, you are wondering when one of them is going to sneak up and stick a shiv in your back?

This demon in human form deserves nothing less than to lose his hands, feet, and then his arms and legs, to an axe. He should suffer a horrible fate, but will almost certainly be hailed as a hero as soon as his name is revealed.

So the "framework of the resistance" invovles killing little boys with axes? Wow. Just WOW. That is one group of fucked up people.

From the river to the sea
We shall be Palistinian-free

Yisgadal v'yiskadash shmei rabah...

May G-D comfort the families as He does all mourners in Zion and Jerusalem.

When Hamas claims that killing children qualifies as "resistance," what they are saying is they endorse ethnic cleansing.

I wish the MSM would take the memo.

re: #238 redstateredneck

They don't misunderstand. They quote him as saying things he never said. I had someone tell me that Rush Limbaugh said he wanted Obama to fail because he's black. That is NOT what he said.

Because the people I hear from are mostly fans, I assume they don't wilfully misquote him, but that's another possibility.

in the Muqata blog that Charles linked to, it says the IDF was closing in on the house where this vermin was hiding.

re: #252 Guanxi88

This demon in human form deserves nothing less than to lose his hands, feet, and then his arms and legs, to an axe. He should suffer a horrible fate, but will almost certainly be hailed as a hero as soon as his name is revealed.

First, he should lose the part that he wants to use with those virgins.

re: #257 _RememberTonyC

in the Muqata blog that Charles linked to, it says the IDF was closing in on the house where this vermin was hiding.

They should kill him before the Palis want to kidnap another Israeli to get him back.

re: #249 Clio

Behind the shield of screen-name anonymity, I am going to make some remarks more frankly than I might otherwise.

I am an American Jew born and bred, and now live in a small town in Israel where there are several Israeli-Arab villages near by. Some of these Israeli-Arabs -- who are of course Israeli citizens -- work in my town or others near by, some of them in responsible positions in places like banks and hospitals.

I get on very well with them. (And have also suffered the occasional humilation of having an Arab correct my Hebrew.) I LIKE THEM. They tend to have a good sense of humor, and I always like people with whom I can have a laugh.

Yet there is always the lingering silent question -- are they genuinely decent as they seem to be, or is it taqqiya? And I HATE having to think that.

That's hard. All the best to you and yours.

re: #251 Spare O'Lake

So in other words, you are wondering when one of them is going to sneak up and stick a shiv in your back?

NO -- THAT IS ABSOLUTELY NOT WHAT I AM WONDERING.
I have no personal mistrust, and my trust has never been misplaced.

The thing that I wonder about is whether they are really willing to build their lives and futures as Israelis. And if so, will their children be so willing? Or would they really rather want Israel to melt away into an Arab-dominated Palestine?

Maybe I should not have brought up the subject at all.

re: #257 _RememberTonyC

in the Muqata blog that Charles linked to, it says the IDF was closing in on the house where this vermin was hiding.

I hope they, ah, [deleted]

gotta go :0

A murderer of children. What a hero. What a breathtaking example of resistance. What a culture that produces such brave men and takes such delight in the deaths of children.

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When Hamas says that attacking two young boys with an axe is "a natural reaction" that's all I need to know about who the good guys and who the evil guys are.

Unfortunately the rest of the world has apparently bought into the perpetrator is victim myth so fully that this kind of equivocating and excuse making for murderers is actually taken seriously.

re: #259 buzzsawmonkey

I will observe in passing that the constant drumbeat that "settlers" and "settlements" are the problem is nothing more than a groundwork being laid towards the destruction of Israel in its entirety.

Israel was founded by "settlers"--Jews who came to the Land of Israel from other countries with the objective of creating an independent Jewish homeland. The "settlers"--that is, the chalutzim--were (are still?) the heroes of Israeli history as the colonists and pioneers are, or were, the heroes of American history.

That is being implicitly attacked with the demonization of today's "settlers," and today's "settlers" are being relegated, in the Jewish state and certainly in discourse elsewhere in the West, to the status of Jews in pre-Emancipation Europe--a despised and shunned minority.

It is all the more important, then, to remember that to the Arabs and to the anti-Israel West Tel Aviv is a settlement, no less than any small enclave perched atop a West Bank hill. All Jewish residency or presence in the Land is a "settlement," with the possible exception of those enclaves of Jews which existed prior to Independence--though we should remember the Hebron Massacre of 1929, and recall that even before the State of Israel had any chance of coming into existence, even these enclaves were considered fit targets for attack by their Arab neighbors.

Whenever I hear or read of a U.S. president -- any U.S. president -- kvetching about "settlements" I want to yell back at him "You are president of a country that SETTLED from Plymouth Rock to Waikiki and called it Manifest Destiny."

re: #243 buzzsawmonkey

The media typically call "East Jerusalem" "traditionally Arab." It is "traditionally Arab" only because for 19 years Jordan had rendered it judenrein, which is not much of a "tradition."

I have a book on Jerusalem which includes a German aerial recon photo from 1917. You can see the walled city. You can see numerous structures to the northwest (ie, predominantly Jewish neighborhoods), although relatively low density. To the east (those "traditionally Arab areas") there is virtually nothing.

“This is a natural reaction,” he said,

Butchering children with an axe is natural for palestinians,

We are a people occupied, and it is our right to defend ourselves and to act in every way and with every means at our disposal in order to defend ourselves.

What he's saying is that for his side, the rules of war are Hama rules.
Hama rules are to war what no-holds-barred rules are to personal fights. Anything whatsoever goes.

Putting aside the barbarity of it, because the "people occupied" are unlikely to be swayed by appeals to their better nature; (if they had one, they wouldn't be acting like that), have they thought about the possible consequences of a large scale fight with those rules, and only those rules, to moderate it? This is the history of one such war: Settlers vs. Indians