Upset
Only logged in members can reply and interact with the post.
Join SimilarWorlds for FREE »

Two bombs went off in Jerusalem

Two coordinated bombs went off in Jerusalem, a young Canadian Student was murdered as a result.. Terrorism. They loaded nails in with the bombs to do maximum damage.. Many were wounded...

The world was quiet over this terrorism..

I wonder how the world would react if a really big bomb went off inside Al Aqsa on say a Friday morning - I wonder if it would be as quiet as it is for the murder of this young man? His Father made it to Israel just in time to bury his son...
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP Best Comment
This is so sad. The "Palestinians" don't want peace with Israel. Their mantra is "From the river to the sea." They don't want the Israelis to have a land of their own.
🇸🇻
Abstraction · 61-69, M
@ProfessorPlum77 Disagree away. I disagree with you. I'm not supporting PLA or Hamas or any terrorist group or action. Neither do I support governments who abuse the human rights of others. Have you worked in Israel? In the Palestinian territories? I have. Do you have any idea of the facts on the ground? If you think that the Israeli government is totally correct in their treatment of the Palestinians you clearly don't know what you're talking about or are just racist and unable to listen to two sides of a dispute. I've been there when the Israeli army tear-gassed a girls' kindergarten in a village unprovoked, for example. It was so normal the Palestinians did nothing.
Every year of my life there have been books, movies, documentaries or other ways of telling the story of the holocaust. They shaped me. What I learnt from that is to care about people like the Jewish people who are not the same culture as me who are being persecuted. That's why I care about both sides in this conflict rather than making horrific and incorrect generalisations about ethnic groups like you did in your answer.
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP
@Abstraction 1. You disagreed with me, first. :) You must be a liberal. I say that because as soon as I oppose your supposedly unbiased viewpoint, you resort to ad hominem tactics.
2. "Palestinians" are Caucasians. I am Caucasian. So much for your remark implying I am racist.
3. You said you were there when the Israelis gassed a girls' kindergarten. How many causalities were there? Were you also there when the "Palestinians" attacked a school bus in Israel in 2008? Two teachers were killed, and five children injured.
4. I don't expect to convince you of my point of view. Your mind is made up. After a while, my patience will run out and instead of answering your posts I will just block you.
5. During a panel between Israeli and "Palestinian" representatives, the Israeli panel member listed a few achievements Israel has made to the world. Then he asked, "What have the "Palestinians" contributed besides suicide terrorism?"
Abstraction · 61-69, M
@ProfessorPlum77 I didn't resort to an ad hominem attack. I stated a position that IF you think the Israeli government has never done anything wrong, THEN. Lots of Israelis also acknowledge mistakes by their own government.

DrWatson · 70-79, M
Long before you posted your post , this was covered online by CNN, Reuters, and the BBC, just to name a few.
Quimliqer · 70-79, M
But when Israel takes the perpetrators to task the world will be jumping up and down calling it abuse!
@pdqsailor1 What's that expression?

I want to also see if my Papa knows it :D ...here we go!
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@LunadelobosIAMTHEDRAGON You want yiddish.. Israel repeatedly thinks "KUSH MIR IN TUCHES" - kiss my ass... BTW I love yiddish...
@pdqsailor1
tuches
of course I know very well: My grandparents were (they are deceased) fluent and I think that Yiddish was my father's first tongue (we are born in Latvia).

This is a memory that warms my heart, I heard it all the time back in Riga.
Also when we visited Israel
or when Grandma stayed with us, she and dad would converse, sometimes, in Yiddish.
It's an association of my dad, his mom and his sister and their husband and father.
I really wish I could speak it.

Okay, I will surprise him ... can't wait to see his reaction!
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP
There was a wave of terror attacks in Israel in 2001. After each attack, the Bush administration (George II) would call for Israel to exercise "restraint." Then, 9/11 happened. I told people at work, "I wonder if we are going to exercise restraint like we have been asking Israel to do during the last several months."
This is such bull shit.

I despize that we live in a world where this can happen.

I am so angry, we have a lot of family in Israel but none who live in Jerusalem.
LizOwen · 41-45, F
All terrorism where innocent people are murdered or mutilated is despicable, but the media seems to only concentrate on certain terrorist groups.
The bias is sickening.
RodionRomanovitch · 56-60, M
@LizOwen Whose bias are you talking about ?
TrashCat · M
@RodionRomanovitch Probably the bias that ignores Zionist terrorism
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP
Thank you for "Best Comment!"
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@ProfessorPlum77 I agree with you.. People do not generally know why Israel exists, what its primary mission statement is... "never again"... then the debates start as to how to best fulfil this... but what has been tolerated up to now has been the regular murders of Israeli Men, Women and children... and it is past time to demonstrate that an ongoing challenge to the primary mission statement will NOT be tolerated... It must end it has to be stopped and a PRICE must be paid a huge price so they have to consider even thinking of such a thing again is far too dangerous to consider...
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP
@pdqsailor1 I agree with you.
There have been times when these suicide murders were worse than others. I think it was especially under Barak, if I remember correctly.
Its an awful thing to have happened

Not a very equally comparison but its your post.
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@Ozymandiaz I mean for it to be an escalation a DRAMATIC escalation one that is intolerable.. - the point must be made...the state was re-established on one mission statement - never again.. and the death of a million cuts contravenes the mission statement.. and so a very strong message needs to be sent... that such actions are intolerable... never again means .. NEVER again and not one more Jew is going to be slaughtered...
This message was deleted by the author of the main post.
This message was deleted by its author.
Abstraction · 61-69, M
How sad. Killing the innocent is such a stain on humanity.
I've seen the abuse of human lives on both sides of this conflict and I've met people on both sides who just want to live peaceful lives.
I saw a small news piece about a blast in Jerusalem, a day or two ago..
Land theft does seem to cause blow back.
This message was deleted by the author of the main post.
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@Northwest I want terrorism to stop.. and I am saying.. its going to cost them something they value.. and it will be on their hands that they can not live peacefully... So live in peace or suffer the consequences and the consequences have to be DIRE...
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@Northwest The attackers VALUE this edifice.. Taking it from them ... well the cumulative effect of all their terrorism has a price to be paid for it.. and it is time to make them pay that price... a STIFF price..
This message was deleted by the author of the main post.
This message was deleted by the author of the main post.
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@LizOwen What cost is there to reporting it to the terrorists?
pdqsailor1 · 61-69, M
@RodionRomanovitch There is a substantial difference between police actions meeting armed criminals and terrorism of a young man going to study...
This message was deleted by the author of the main post.

 
Post Comment