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hlen5 -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 1:35:21 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Aylee

[Thanks.

From that report, I would have to say that the soldiers really screwed up.  That report states that the soldiers themselves suspected that there was a bomb.

I may or may not look for more information at some point, as there are there are still parts of the whole thing that do not make sense (how a 9 year old opening the bag helped with time constraints?). I also hope that all involved, the two former soldiers, the boy, and his mother, are able to get some sort of therapy. 


I'm answering the part I bolded - The way it would help with time constraints is it takes a lot more time to wait for a bomb squad to come and investigate/defuse a suspected device than get some hapless bystander to open it up.

EFT(edited for typos)




Aylee -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 1:42:34 PM)

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ORIGINAL: hlen5


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ORIGINAL: Aylee

[Thanks.

From that report, I would have to say that the soldiers really screwed up.  That report states that the soldiers themselves suspected that there was a bomb.

I may or may not look for more information at some point, as there are there are still parts of the whole thing that do not make sense (how a 9 year old opening the bag helped with time constraints?). I also hope that all involved, the two former soldiers, the boy, and his mother, are able to get some sort of therapy. 


I'm answering the part I bolded - The way it would help with time constraints is it takes a lot more time to wait fora bomb squad to come and investigate/defuse a suspected device than get some hapless bystander to open it up.


But if it was a bomb it would blow them up at the same time as the kid. 

I maintain that the whole thing does not make sense.  I would love to see the trail transcript to find out just what these soldiers were thinking.  There is just a lot of illogic going on. 




hlen5 -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 1:55:49 PM)

It would depend on how far away or behind what the soldiers stood when it was opened. But I do agree it is illogical to both plant a bomb or use civilians for shields in dealing with the bomb. It's all crazy.




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 2:06:14 PM)

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[22 November 2010] – One day after an Israeli military court imposed a suspended sentence on two Givati Brigade soldiers for using a nine-year-old boy as a human shield in Gaza, DCI-Palestine has just obtained an affidavit from a 13-year-old boy who reports being used as a human shield on 19 August 2010. This brings to three, the number of human shield cases documented by DCI-Palestine in 2010.
 

The practice of using human shields involves forcing civilians to directly assist in military operations or using them to shield an area or troops from attack. Both of these circumstances expose civilians to physical, and sometimes, mortal danger. Civilians are usually threatened and/or physically coerced into performing these tasks, most of the time at gunpoint. The practice is illegal under both international and Israeli domestic law.
In the latest case documented by DCI-Palestine, a 13-year-old boy from a village near Nablus, in the occupied West Bank, was beaten and then forced at gunpoint to search and open doors in a house where the army suspected a wanted person might be hiding.

Since April 2004, DCI-Palestine has documented 16 cases involving Palestinian children being used as human shields by the Israeli army. Fifteen of the 16 cases, occurred after the Israeli High Court of Justice ruled the practice to be illegal in October 2005, suggesting that the army is not effectively implementing the Court's decision, or simply disregarding the Court’s order altogether.

On Sunday, 21 November 2010, two soldiers from the Givati Brigade became the first soldiers to be charged and convicted of using a child as a human shield. The two soldiers were demoted from the rank of staff sergeant to sergeant and each given a three-month suspended prison sentence. DCI-Palestine is of the view that the lenient sentences handed down on Sunday are unlikely to deter the future use of children as human shields.

http://www.dci-pal.org/english/display.cfm?DocId=1714&CategoryId=1




tweakabelle -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 3:35:17 PM)

Now that there seems to be some kind of acceptance that Israelis DO commit war crimes, here's another example of an Israeli war crime going virtually unpunished:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8490646.stm

In the report two high ranking officers were "reprimanded" for ordering the use of white phosphorous in the bombing of a UN facility in Gaza during "Operation Cast Lead". No arrests, no trials, no charges, no sentences, no demotions, no dismissals for what is incontrovertibly a war crime.

Analysis in a sidebar by a BBC correspondent includes the following:
"This is an explosive admission, especially as this is about an incident involving white phosphorus and Israel had always maintained that this was not misused in Gaza.
This is the first time that Israel has acknowledged, at least in part, allegations that civilians were jeopardised by the misuse of artillery at the main UN warehouse in Gaza City.
The officers will not face criminal prosecution. That is something the Israeli political-military establishment is desperate to avoid. They fear it would be disastrous for morale and would damage the ability of Israel's army to fight the next war.
However, Israel's problem is that if its own investigations appear to the outside world to be a whitewash, the UN is all the more likely to order a special tribunal at The Hague."

I assert that if this is considered with the 'slap on the wrist' sentences handed to the 2 soldiers who were convicted of using a 9 yo boy as a human shield, it constitutes powerful evidence that the Israeli State will not take serious action against its own war criminals.

This appalling failure merely raises questions about the complicity of State in the commission of war crimes. Indeed, it justifies posing the questions: Is it official Israeli policy to ignore the War Crimes Conventions? Is there a culture of immunity surrounding the war crimes of the IDF? Does this failing fatally undermine attempts by Israeli apologists to claim the 'moral high ground'?




Anaxagoras -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 4:13:33 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Politesub53

The ruling Government were none the less Irish, landowners or not, what i think is selective is applying current thinking to the politics of the time. Englans real problem was never Ireland per se, it was to ensure a Catholic ireland didnt provide bases for Catholic France and Spain. Its a shame that back in the day peasants like you and I never got to vote either side of the Irish sea. [;)]

As for the troops in Ulster, lets not point fingers at who started shooting first. The British Army went to protect the Catholics. The UPV ( Potestants)  laid the first bombs. The first civilians shot by the Army were protestant rioters.

My next question ( To anyone ) about Israel having divine right to anywhere, is much the same when asked of anyone. What about the original inhabitants of any area ? How far back in history is it acceptable to go ?  Do we stop at the israelites or go prior to that time. Do we stop at the native American tribes, or go back to the earlier tribes ?


I take your point about defining the past using more modern ideas of universal suffrage. However, I would still disagree with the Grattan parliament being truly "Irish" in the sense that most were not indigenous Irish and were not Catholic at the time. The national label that is applied is of course contentious and I would never suggest a non-Catholic is in any way less Irish but it remains that most of those of the Parliament were descendents of non-indigenous people principally from the UK and would have been mindful of that fact at the time. This explains why they signed away all Irish independence. As a result I do think it is fair to say they were not a parliament representative of the people of Ireland or their interests

The British army did indeed clash with Unionists and the Catholic community did welcome the troops at first but things changed dramatically which led to incidents like Bloody Sunday which had no parallel with what happened to Unionists.

I don't want to get involved in another shouting match with pro-Palestinians but it's important to note Jewish ties to Israel are continually misrepresented as merely being "biblical" or of "biblical times". It is ignored that there was a substantial Jewish presence in the region until the first millenium AD and a continual Jewish presence there after but it was peripheral until the 1600's when Jewish migration to the region increased. Archaeology indicates peoples of pre-monotheistic Jewish origin inhabited that region for a long time prior to the development of Jewish culture as we know it today.

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
This appalling failure merely raises questions about the complicity of State in the commission of war crimes. Indeed, it justifies posing the questions: Is it official Israeli policy to ignore the War Crimes Conventions? Is there a culture of immunity surrounding the war crimes of the IDF? Does this failing fatally undermine attempts by Israeli apologists to claim the 'moral high ground'?


The reason people like myself occupy the moral high ground is because we don't condemn and demonise one side over the other. I saw the way you behaved on the "Israel" thread where you repeated all the accusations of "war crimes" etc. etc. that I fully answered on the previous "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread. I have difficulty trusting the BBC since they suppressed reports referring anti-Israeli bias in the past but even here they manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas. By contrast Israel made an admission of wrong doing in a UN report. All this talk of burying it on page 108 is nonsense since the report was given to an international body and would of course have been highly scrutinised. It remains that of both sides Israel is far more likely to accept responsibility.




Politesub53 -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 4:17:50 PM)

Anaxagoras, points well made and taken aboard.




Anaxagoras -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 5:58:28 PM)

Cheers for saying so Politesub!




tweakabelle -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/23/2010 11:41:07 PM)

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The reason people like myself occupy the moral high ground is because we don't condemn and demonise one side over the other. I saw the way you behaved on the "Israel" thread where you repeated all the accusations of "war crimes" etc. etc. that I fully answered on the previous "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread. I have difficulty trusting the BBC since they suppressed reports referring anti-Israeli bias in the past but even here they manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas. By contrast Israel made an admission of wrong doing in a UN report. All this talk of burying it on page 108 is nonsense since the report was given to an international body and would of course have been highly scrutinised. It remains that of both sides Israel is far more likely to accept responsibility.







"I saw the way you behaved on the "Israel" thread where you repeated all the accusations of "war crimes" etc. etc. that I fully answered on the previous "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread."

They are no longer “accusations” – they are facts. Fact: The Israeli legal system convicted the two soldiers of using a 9 yo boy as a human shield. Fact: The officers were reprimanded for their role in bombing the UN warehouse with white phosphorous. Fact: both events are war crimes. To reduce these events to “accusations” is a self-serving distortion.

Your “full answers” on a previous thread culminated in the memorable and laughable advice that I shouldn’t take the words of Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister as “official Israeli policy”. Yes you actually made that absurd suggestion. At which point I declined to continue discussing your nonsense. (Anyone interested can read all this for themselves at the thread "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread.) More self-serving distortion.

"I have difficulty trusting the BBC since they suppressed reports referring anti-Israeli bias in the past but even here they manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas."

If you are unable to believe the BBC, here’s a New York Times report that says pretty much the same as the BBC report:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/02/world/middleeast/02mideast.html
But of course, the BBC, the UN, the Red Cross, the International Court or anyone who criticises Israel in any way is "biased". You're not biased of course - just the rest of the world is.

The BBC report actually stated: “The Islamist movement Hamas has denied that its forces deliberately targeted civilians with rockets”; which you report as “here they [the BBC] manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas”. Not the same thing at all - more self-serving distortion.

And finally, leaving aside a few obfuscations and irrelevancies, let’s consider this gem:

"The reason people like myself occupy the moral high ground is because we don't condemn and demonise one side over the other."

It appears from the above and your own words that your idea of the ‘high moral ground’ is to alternate between self serving distortions, wild allegations of bias, evasions and absurdities.

Why all the distortions? Why not address the three questions I asked at the end of my post? Why can’t you even bring yourself to openly admit that the Israelis do commit war crimes, when even the Israelis do? Is your adherence to the Israeli side so fanatical and one-eyed that you are no longer capable of applying any kind of moral judgement or criticism, that you have completely lost any critical faculty on this issue?

I hope you’ll understand why, unless you lift your game dramatically, I won‘t be responding to any more of your drivel on this thread either.




thishereboi -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 4:10:07 AM)

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ORIGINAL: hlen5

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ORIGINAL: Aylee

[Thanks.

From that report, I would have to say that the soldiers really screwed up.  That report states that the soldiers themselves suspected that there was a bomb.

I may or may not look for more information at some point, as there are there are still parts of the whole thing that do not make sense (how a 9 year old opening the bag helped with time constraints?). I also hope that all involved, the two former soldiers, the boy, and his mother, are able to get some sort of therapy. 


I'm answering the part I bolded - The way it would help with time constraints is it takes a lot more time to wait for a bomb squad to come and investigate/defuse a suspected device than get some hapless bystander to open it up.

EFT(edited for typos)


Well, that might make sense if it was possible for a 9 year old to block the blast of the explosive, but it isn't. But I supposed after the blast the ones in the immediate area would no longer be worrying about time, or anything else for that matter.

I have to wonder if all the people who are so concerned with this little boy, give any thought to the kids on the other side who are sent out into crowds with bombs strapped to their chests.




Politesub53 -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 10:56:48 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras

Cheers for saying so Politesub!


Youre welcome.




Anaxagoras -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 11:25:03 AM)

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
"I saw the way you behaved on the "Israel" thread where you repeated all the accusations of "war crimes" etc. etc. that I fully answered on the previous "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread."

They are no longer “accusations” – they are facts. Fact: The Israeli legal system convicted the two soldiers of using a 9 yo boy as a human shield. Fact: The officers were reprimanded for their role in bombing the UN warehouse with white phosphorous. Fact: both events are war crimes. To reduce these events to “accusations” is a self-serving distortion.

Firstly you misrepresent what I was referring to with regard to accusations of war crimes. I was not referring to the use of phosphorus nor to the treatment of the child in the case above - I actually said the sentence was far too low. I was referring to your continued assertions on the “Israel” thread that in the so called “Occupied Territories” Israel violated Article 49 of the Geneva Convention when in fact this applies to large scale population transfer as occurred during World War II with the Nazi’s, e.g. the movement of Polish slaves to Germany. Article 49 is not relevant. Most settlements are quite small (500 in Gaza before Israel forced the people to leave, and a similar number in Hebron after 40+ years) and were created in a voluntary fashion. The Palestinian Mandate makes it clear Jews can settle on this land if they desire. At times the State encouraged the continuing survival of settlements by offering tax breaks but this was part of a defensive strategy. No Palestinians were forcibly taken from the “OPT”.

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Your “full answers” on a previous thread culminated in the memorable and laughable advice that I shouldn’t take the words of Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister as “official Israeli policy”. Yes you actually made that absurd suggestion. At which point I declined to continue discussing your nonsense. (Anyone interested can read all this for themselves at the thread "Israel's deputy PM threatened with arrest for war crimes" thread.) More self-serving distortion.

Tweakabelle I have to say this is becoming a bit silly. Not only are you repeating all the accusations that I fully answered but you are misrepresenting what happened on the thread and restating the criticisms against myself that I fully answered on that thread too! In Post 87 you cited Netanyahu and inferred from that that this represented Israeli policy. I replied by saying that like all politicians he says things that are different to different audiences. Some of his speeches are harder whilst others are more conciliatory. At the time he was facing a great deal of international pressure and relied on a coalition of pro-settler parties as I stated in Post 89. Surely a reasonable point to make but in Post 91 you replied in an unnecessarily unpleasant way that I was saying I was a higher or better authority on Israeli policy than Netanyahu. I replied in the next post that I did not – I merely said that he said different things to different people so quoting one speech that suits your beliefs is not sufficient to establish Israeli policy. After that you dropped the issue. Here is a link to the page if anybody thinks what I say is incorrect: http://www.collarchat.com/m_3457940/mpage_5/tm.htm – I’m sure you know this anyway so the fact that you resort to such a fabrication yet again is a testament to your sincerity. As the thread shows it did not “culminate” in this post as you continued to post and I replied a good bit there

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"I have difficulty trusting the BBC since they suppressed reports referring anti-Israeli bias in the past but even here they manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas."

If you are unable to believe the BBC, here’s a New York Times report that says pretty much the same as the BBC report:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/02/world/middleeast/02mideast.html
But of course, the BBC, the UN, the Red Cross, the International Court or anyone who criticises Israel in any way is "biased". You're not biased of course - just the rest of the world is.

The BBC report actually stated: “The Islamist movement Hamas has denied that its forces deliberately targeted civilians with rockets”; which you report as “here they [the BBC] manage to note that Hamas still denies ever firing rockets into civilian areas”. Not the same thing at all - more self-serving distortion.

You are misrepresenting my position. I did not doubt the veracity of the fact in the news story from the BBC itself, it was more its tone. I believe that no country should be above criticism but that criticism should be fair - in Ireland we took a hammering in the media but that must be nothing to what Israel goes through. I have repeatedly justified why bias is a serious issue with Israel. Take the BBC. You ignore the fact that the BBC actually spent a quarter of a million pounds actually suppressing a report on news bias a few years back. This was at a time of significant scrutiny into its spending by other parts of the media as wasteful and there was a campaign to stop paying the licence fee AFAIK. Suppressing a report it commissioned itself at great expense through the courts is a remarkable thing surely?

How is it “self-serving distortion” (your favourite terminology it seems) to note that the BBC managed to state Hamas denied targeting civilians. It was one sentence in the entire article which wasn’t a short piece so it is entirely fair to say they “managed” a bit of balance. I think they also suggested the fact was buried in the report. They act as if the UN has the resources of a country law firm. It’s absurd.

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And finally, leaving aside a few obfuscations and irrelevancies, let’s consider this gem:

"The reason people like myself occupy the moral high ground is because we don't condemn and demonise one side over the other."

It appears from the above and your own words that your idea of the ‘high moral ground’ is to alternate between self serving distortions, wild allegations of bias, evasions and absurdities.

You talk about “a few obfuscations and irrelevancies” and "alternate between self serving distortions, wild allegations of bias, evasions and absurdities.” etc. To obfuscate is to mislead or lie in a highly deceptive fashion. You accuse me of being evasive when I think everything I have said is pretty blunt and forthright. I must ask you to take issue with any other assertion I have made that I cannot justify fully. You don’t cite a single example in this paragraph - you only make assertions and the stuff above hardly proves it either.

I'll try to answer any question asked of me. I hadn’t communicated with you directly on this thread so don’t make out I was trying not to answer. It is anyone’s right on here to focus on any part of a post another has written. If Israel used phosphorous in a built up area then it is a crime. Since it is at a time of war then it would be a “war crime” according the conventions relating to the rules of war but I cannot say that it must be a “war crime” for the simple reason that such things can be in error. Phosphorous should only be used at high altitudes to give light if it is near civilian areas. Secondly the term “war crime(s)” is highly emotive and pro-Palestinians bandy it about in order to conflate it with vastly more extreme instances with what the Nazi’s, Stalin etc. did. That is deeply dishonest IMHO. You lot bandy about labels in order to harm reputation of the State rather than to add any sort of clarity, which is what we normally do with words. That is part of the reason folks like me have the moral high ground. I’m critical of the Palestinians but I don’t call them “animals” etc. like Hertz re. Israel.

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Why all the distortions? Why not address the three questions I asked at the end of my post? Why can’t you even bring yourself to openly admit that the Israelis do commit war crimes, when even the Israelis do? Is your adherence to the Israeli side so fanatical and one-eyed that you are no longer capable of applying any kind of moral judgement or criticism, that you have completely lost any critical faculty on this issue?

I hope you’ll understand why, unless you lift your game dramatically, I won‘t be responding to any more of your drivel on this thread either.

Assuming the level of my argument is poor, it still wouldn’t matter a jot if I changed the quality of my argument because your mind is closed. It is as simple as that. You do not accept anything that challenges your stance. That is why it is impossible to have an honest discussion with you.

You can call it “drivel” all you like but others won’t simply shut up when pro-Palestinians like yourself come on here spouting evidence of this or that “war crime”. Despite the pro-Palestinian propaganda whirlwind that grips the mainstream media, enough people still accept Israel's right to continue to exist and speak up about unfair criticism so please just get over it. Sanctions will not destroy Israel. It will fight to the death to exist so unless you want to see a nuclear holocaust you should accept its right to be.

I don’t wish to upset you unduly but it is quite clear you are a pro-Palestinian propagandist that shows contempt for any truth that does not suit your intent to demonise Israel. You are like many other pro-Palestinians in that respect. I’m telling you, and I hope you actually listen for once, that if you truly care about human suffering you should not be attacking so aggressively one side over the other when the side you support is so obviously contributing to the strife in a very overt substantial fashion. I hope that at some stage you will have sufficient clarity to genuinely reflect on that simple point.




domiguy -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 12:33:37 PM)

I think I read about some New York Cops that shot an African dude some fifty times as he was reaching for his wallet.


Why is one person's bad conduct have anything to do with Israeli/Palestinian land woes?

Hertz is a pud.




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:04:32 PM)

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ORIGINAL: domiguy

Hertz is a pud.


domiguy is reported




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:08:02 PM)

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ORIGINAL: thishereboi

I have to wonder if all the people who are so concerned with this little boy, give any thought to the kids on the other side who are sent out into crowds with bombs strapped to their chests.



I can answer that if you care to start a thread about it, instead of trying to derail this one.




Moonhead -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:12:17 PM)


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ORIGINAL: hertz

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ORIGINAL: thishereboi

I have to wonder if all the people who are so concerned with this little boy, give any thought to the kids on the other side who are sent out into crowds with bombs strapped to their chests.



I can answer that if you care to start a thread about it, instead of trying to derail this one.


Why not answer it here? It's obviously a related subject. Why is using underaged human bombs better than using a child as a human shield? It'd be interesting to see if you have any answer to that one which isn't concerned with your obvious loathing of Israel.




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:17:40 PM)

OK - so a couple of Israeli soldiers behave like the bigoted assholes we expect to see in the IDF and they are punished with a 3 month suspended sentence, effectively walking away unpunished. A 3 month suspended sentence for committing a war crime.

Given that the Israeli courts are apparently pretty lenient (some might even say humanitarian) in their sentencing, would anyone care to guess what sentence might be handed out to someone attending and inciting an illegal demonstration against Israel's Wall of Shame? Take a guess. One week, suspended? (bear in mind that organising a demonstration is not a war crime, and no-one's life is put at risk). Maybe a bit of a talking to? What about a community order?

Wrong!

The answer is 12 months in Jail. Not at all suspended.

Here's the story.

Racism. That's the difference. The two bastards committing war crimes are Jewish. The guy protesting the wall built on someone else's land is Palestinian. Racism, pure and simple. The Israeli courts cannot be trusted because they are as corrupt and racist as the rest of the Israeli state apparatus.




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:19:42 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Moonhead

Why not answer it here? It's obviously a related subject. Why is using underaged human bombs better than using a child as a human shield? It'd be interesting to see if you have any answer to that one which isn't concerned with your obvious loathing of Israel.


Sure, if you insist.

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Why is using underaged human bombs better than using a child as a human shield?


It isn't.

Better now?




Moonhead -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:19:53 PM)

So why are you complaining about the one Israel did, but not the one Palestine does on a regular basis?




hertz -> RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Convention (11/24/2010 1:33:03 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Moonhead

So why are you complaining about the one Israel did, but not the one Palestine does on a regular basis?


Because we all agree that sending kids out in suicide vests is wrong - it wouldn't make for much of a discussion.

Sadly, the same is not true of Israel's state-sponsored terrorism, ethnic cleansing and racism. Sadly, many people on this forum and across the globe seem to think that behaving like a bastard is utterly fine if one is a Jewish citizen of the apartheid state of Israel.This double-standard needs frequent discussion.




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