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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 3:43:15 PM   
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The meaning was, Germany must be proud that Naziism / antisemitism is bubbling up throughout Europe

If you actually took the trouble to read what you linked to - that is precisely the opposite PoV!!

ETA: From your link -
Most surprising perhaps, a wave of incidents has washed over Germany, where atonement for the Holocaust and other Nazi crimes is a bedrock of the modern society. A commitment to the right of Israel to exist is ironclad. Plaques and memorials across the country exhort, “Never Again.” Children are taught starting in elementary school that their country’s Nazi history must never be repeated


My posts are heavy on the sarcasm, just so you know

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 3:45:19 PM   
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Oil, the region supplies a shitload of oil to the world Zonie.


I see. So, the Israelis and Palestinians are fighting over oil?


No, they're fighting over their religious beliefs, the rest of the world cares because of the potential disruption of oil out of the region. You DID ask why the rest of the world gives a fuck, right?


I think that's true in part.

As with any conflict in any part of the world there are competing and sometimes conflicting interests in a situation.

Some people do actually think they are in a position to save the world, and as such they see themselves as missionaries; what's really happened is that their minds have led them astray and they've forgotten that they're human beings with the same limitations, weaknesses and self-interest as anyone else.

Nevertheless, there are people in countries such as Britain and the United States who genuinely believe this is their cause, without any hint of an economic or foreign policy argument.

I'm not sure they're fighting over their religious beliefs anymore than the catholics and protestants in Northern Ireland were fighting over their religious beliefs. For a long time Northern Ireland was about two gangs attempting to impose their will at the expense of the other.



Most often you are correct, but not in this case. You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Islam, jihad, taqiyya (religiously-justified dissimulation, which is why the English-language speeches of Hamas and others are entirely contradicted by their Arabic language speeches (look up MEMRI on the the web and watch actual translations of the speeches in Arabic)), etc. as opposed to Protestantism and Catholicism. Protestants and Catholics do not "love death as much as you love life." But Islam does. Bin Laden, Hamas and numerous other imams have repeated this, because it is true. Islam is a political movement that uses religion to achieve purely political objectives -- the establishment of a worldwide caliphate (see ISIS and their own statements). You are understandably applying your own experiences with normal religions and projecting those interpretations onto Islam. You would have more luck projecting them onto Scientology. Scientologists, after all, do not send suicide bombers out; they do not send planes into buildings; they do not call for the death of infidels (everyone else); they do not call for the execution of gays (although they certainly hide them well). This is not a defense of Scientology, incidentally -- it is to take an absurd, stupid religion and money-making machine and contrast it with something that is absolutely evil -- Islam. So, yes, this is a fight over religious beliefs -- not so much on the point of most of the Jews (very conservative ones excepted), but absolutely, positively on the behalf of the Muslims.

It is an error many of us make -- to project our own values and worldview onto others and to assume they hold that. But the Muslims don't hold that. They are virulently anti-Semitic; many of them admire the Nazis; their charters call for the extermination/genocide of the Jews and Israel (but taking everyone else with them wouldn't bother them either); they use human shields; they dissimulate; and they are willing and eager to die. They win every time anyone, even with good intentions, imputes to them even a semi-decent motive.




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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 3:58:22 PM   
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Anti Semitic marches aren't legal in Germany. So the police must have turned a blind eye toward it.



It was a protest against Israeli policy and they are legal. The fact that a few made anti-semitic chants doesnt make the prootest march illegal.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 4:01:23 PM   
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It is just a shame you can neither read nor comprehend the article you have linked too.



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“We have all always felt the latent anti-Semitism here,” Ms. Melchert-Arlt said. “But what we have experienced in recent weeks and days, not only in Germany but across Europe, is a prevailing mood of outward anti-Jewish sentiment in the streets.”



Again, anti Israeli policy doesnt equate to anti Jewish.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 4:47:34 PM   
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Anti Semitic marches aren't legal in Germany. So the police must have turned a blind eye toward it.



It was a protest against Israeli policy and they are legal. The fact that a few made anti-semitic chants doesnt make the prootest march illegal.


The display of the swastika is illegal in Germany period. You can look that up. Now apparently the protest was in Paris but if it had been in Germany it would have been a crime period.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 5:03:17 PM   
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The swastika was just a policy statement, ken...

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 5:04:22 PM   
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The swastika was just a policy statement, ken...

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 5:30:07 PM   
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... You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Islam, jihad, taqiyya (religiously-justified dissimulation, which is why the English-language speeches of Hamas and others are entirely contradicted by their Arabic language speeches (look up MEMRI on the the web and watch actual translations of the speeches in Arabic))


Is this the MEMRI whose co-founder is an ex Israeli Intelligence officer, Subrosadom? I can't help suspecting a bit of dissimulation's going on with that group ....

From http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/12/worlddispatch.brianwhitaker :

"The co-founder and president of Memri, and the registered owner of its website, is an Israeli called Yigal Carmon.

Mr - or rather, Colonel - Carmon spent 22 years in Israeli military intelligence and later served as counter-terrorism adviser to two Israeli prime ministers, Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin."

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 8:51:42 PM   
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... You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Islam, jihad, taqiyya (religiously-justified dissimulation, which is why the English-language speeches of Hamas and others are entirely contradicted by their Arabic language speeches (look up MEMRI on the the web and watch actual translations of the speeches in Arabic))


Is this the MEMRI whose co-founder is an ex Israeli Intelligence officer, Subrosadom? I can't help suspecting a bit of dissimulation's going on with that group ....

From http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/12/worlddispatch.brianwhitaker :

"The co-founder and president of Memri, and the registered owner of its website, is an Israeli called Yigal Carmon.

Mr - or rather, Colonel - Carmon spent 22 years in Israeli military intelligence and later served as counter-terrorism adviser to two Israeli prime ministers, Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin."

So? The Arabic translators are top notch and the translations have never been challenged.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/3/2014 9:20:17 PM   
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... You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Islam, jihad, taqiyya (religiously-justified dissimulation, which is why the English-language speeches of Hamas and others are entirely contradicted by their Arabic language speeches (look up MEMRI on the the web and watch actual translations of the speeches in Arabic))


Is this the MEMRI whose co-founder is an ex Israeli Intelligence officer, Subrosadom? I can't help suspecting a bit of dissimulation's going on with that group ....

From http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/12/worlddispatch.brianwhitaker :

"The co-founder and president of Memri, and the registered owner of its website, is an Israeli called Yigal Carmon.

Mr - or rather, Colonel - Carmon spent 22 years in Israeli military intelligence and later served as counter-terrorism adviser to two Israeli prime ministers, Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin."

So? The Arabic translators are top notch and the translations have never been challenged.

But since their translations are so good (and I got conformation of this at NSA) he has to attack who they are in order to dismiss them.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 1:40:49 AM   
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Sheesh! It really ain't rocket science.



Yeah it is




Lmfao........ Ever heard of photoshop ?


Interesting.... did you note the caption in the top-left of the picture??

"....inside a residential building"... Oh really??
I wonder how many people live inside their homes (even out there) where their living room looks like a piece of waste land with no roof and trees growing!!
It's next to a wall of some sort, yes. But "inside", really?? Pull the other one - the bells are bigger!!
That looks very much like a 'shopped pic released by the Israeli propaganda machine.




I could show you hundreds of residential buildings with enclosed courtyards...

now you can SPLIT HAIRS and say TECH its not INSIDE the building, but that's more semantics than any evidence of photo shopping or lying

and for the person who even brought up photo shopping then NO PICTURE EVER can he considered evidence of ANYTHING

since you claim this is photo shopped I'll just claim ANY AND EVERY picture you ever post is photo shopped as well

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 2:16:12 AM   
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Watch the IDF obliterate an entire suburb in less than an hour. No photoshopping here, this is reality. While this is obviously an edited version of events that took an hour to unfold, there is no evidence of any fire coming from the suburb, or that the suburb is being used for any military purpose. Need I add that targetting civilian infrastructure and people's homes is a violation of the laws of warfare.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10204457763784603&set=vb.1247061465&type=2&theater

There have been innumerable reports of Israeli citizens gathering on the hills of Sderot overlooking Gaza, for a front row seat in the pummeling of Gaza, cheering on the butchery, enjoying it with food drinks and dancing. If any one hasn't seen images of this callous cynicism, let me now and I'll post them here.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 3:03:55 AM   
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Is this the MEMRI whose co-founder is an ex Israeli Intelligence officer, Subrosadom? I can't help suspecting a bit of dissimulation's going on with that group ....

From http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/12/worlddispatch.brianwhitaker :

"The co-founder and president of Memri, and the registered owner of its website, is an Israeli called Yigal Carmon.

Mr - or rather, Colonel - Carmon spent 22 years in Israeli military intelligence and later served as counter-terrorism adviser to two Israeli prime ministers, Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin."


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So? The Arabic translators are top notch and the translations have never been challenged.


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But since their translations are so good (and I got conformation of this at NSA) he has to attack who they are in order to dismiss them.


But they *are* challenged, Bama. They are challenged in the article to which I provided a link to make it easier for you and others. They habitually translate the most extreme comments that they can find - of Palestinians, though not of Israelis. The propaganda message is always the same: 'This extreme comment describes what all those Palestinians think'. On the other hand, extremist comments by Israeli politicians? 'Pfft, just individual bad apples.' I'd love to see MEMRI's translations of, for instance, the looneytunes bloodthirsty Israeli lawmaker Ayelet Shaked, whose words everyone else translated to be a call for genocide of the Palestinian people. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsG32fkm6sE

I mean, really. It wasn't until this latest conflict that it really hit home to me how astonishingly powerful, and relentlessly busy, the Israeli propaganda machine is. It shouldn't be any great surprise, I suppose: the Israeli state has the money and the connections; the Palestinians do not. But all we really need to do to counter the bullcrap is realise that there *is* a propaganda war going on. I'm somewhat surprised that there are people with military experience here who don't seem to grasp that. When has there ever been a military conflict that hasn't also involved a propaganda war?






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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 3:27:20 AM   
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Most often you are correct, but not in this case. You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Islam, jihad, taqiyya (religiously-justified dissimulation, which is why the English-language speeches of Hamas and others are entirely contradicted by their Arabic language speeches (look up MEMRI on the the web and watch actual translations of the speeches in Arabic)), etc. as opposed to Protestantism and Catholicism. Protestants and Catholics do not "love death as much as you love life." But Islam does. Bin Laden, Hamas and numerous other imams have repeated this, because it is true. Islam is a political movement that uses religion to achieve purely political objectives -- the establishment of a worldwide caliphate (see ISIS and their own statements). You are understandably applying your own experiences with normal religions and projecting those interpretations onto Islam. You would have more luck projecting them onto Scientology. Scientologists, after all, do not send suicide bombers out; they do not send planes into buildings; they do not call for the death of infidels (everyone else); they do not call for the execution of gays (although they certainly hide them well). This is not a defense of Scientology, incidentally -- it is to take an absurd, stupid religion and money-making machine and contrast it with something that is absolutely evil -- Islam. So, yes, this is a fight over religious beliefs -- not so much on the point of most of the Jews (very conservative ones excepted), but absolutely, positively on the behalf of the Muslims.

It is an error many of us make -- to project our own values and worldview onto others and to assume they hold that. But the Muslims don't hold that. They are virulently anti-Semitic; many of them admire the Nazis; their charters call for the extermination/genocide of the Jews and Israel (but taking everyone else with them wouldn't bother them either); they use human shields; they dissimulate; and they are willing and eager to die. They win every time anyone, even with good intentions, imputes to them even a semi-decent motive.





I don't think that your understanding of Islam is a great deal better.

Firstly, it's a nonsense to argue that there is a single "Islam". You cannot make statements about muslims like "they are virulently anti-Semitic; many of them admire the Nazis" without making it clear that you've a weak grasp on Islam.

I'm not saying that there aren't very powerful threads of anti-semitism running through Islam, and I'm not denying the horrid calls to genocide that many fundamentalist Islamic groups regularly make, but it is simply foolish to say "Islam = X" with such a broad brush.

All of these fundamentalist sects rely on recruitment - They rely on persuading Imams to do their PR for them, and the successful ones attract Imams who are able to sell the ideology. The whole process of radicalization is extremely sophisticated, and highlights something that the Israelis and their client state supporters (like the USA) seem to completely miss.

Every time Israel uses its overwhelming power to destroy a school - under whatever pretext - it creates more sales collateral for the radicalizers. Every time a nation like the USA is seen to be supporting or acting as an apologist for Israel, it creates more sales collateral for the radicalizers.

The actions of the IDF make Israel's future less certain, not more so. The actions of the USA in its tacit support for illegal settlement (and despite the USA's cheap words about the fact that "settlements on disputed lands not being constructive" there is no other way the USA's action in blocking - and on many occasions being the only SC member to do so - dozens of UN resolutions can be construed) make America's position in the world less secure.

This blunder is based on a deep misunderstanding of Islam, and of people.

Instead of bombing schools and hospitals, Israel should be building schools and hospitals. [ETA] - This may have been done a few times, but certainly not with the same commitment and vigour with which Israel pursues the losing strategy of violence.

Instead of destroying tunnels (which, by the way are mostly used for transporting goods ranging from medicines to cosmetics that cannot come across the border any other way rather than for smuggling weapons) Israel should open the borders. By opening the borders Israel can eliminate one of the biggest causes of animosity on one hand, get a much better idea of what is crossing the border on the other, and render the tunnels completely inexcusable.

Instead of perverting the UN by using it's bitch to block UN resolutions, Israel should abide by UN resolutions, which means handing back the illegally occupied territories, including occupied Jerusalem.

If they have the foresight to do these things, the arguments made by the radicalizers are weakened, faith in international institutions is strengthened, and Israel's future existence is made more certain.

The current strategy, which no-one can rationally deny is one of "let's fight terrorism with terror" is a losing strategy, and it is one that if it continues will certainly result in the destruction of Israel, the radicalization of more young men and women, and will ultimately cause great harm to the power and security of the USA.

If a person wants to understand this conflict, you need to forget for a minute about the charters of the fundamentalist groups, and the nasty ideologies of some of the more radical sects and ask yourself.... How would a 19 year old man or woman (in an age of facebook, twitter and mobile phones) turn from being an integrated, successful, functional member of a western society into someone willing to give up their life for jihad?

Ask yourself .... how are these people radicalized?

Are they persuaded of the need to kill all Jews first, or are they shown pictures of dead Palestinian babies first?






[ETA - the rest of an unfinished sentence, and a comment on the building of schools and hospitals'

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 5:31:05 AM   
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Watch the IDF obliterate an entire suburb in less than an hour. No photoshopping here, this is reality. While this is obviously an edited version of events that took an hour to unfold, there is no evidence of any fire coming from the suburb, or that the suburb is being used for any military purpose. Need I add that targetting civilian infrastructure and people's homes is a violation of the laws of warfare.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10204457763784603&set=vb.1247061465&type=2&theater

There have been innumerable reports of Israeli citizens gathering on the hills of Sderot overlooking Gaza, for a front row seat in the pummeling of Gaza, cheering on the butchery, enjoying it with food drinks and dancing. If any one hasn't seen images of this callous cynicism, let me now and I'll post them here.


Hmmm

You see (edited part) rockets launched from a "suburb" of people who openly call for your genocide, toward your own suburb

Minutes later (this would be the unedited part) you see the area the missiles were launched from obliterated...

You would also be all



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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 5:45:57 AM   
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Good point, Sanity. The Gazans probably exploded the entire suburb themselves. After all, everyone knows they have far more houses than they need in Gaza and all that concrete just spoils everyone's view.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 5:56:15 AM   
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Good point, Sanity. The Gazans probably exploded the entire suburb themselves. After all, everyone knows they have far more houses than they need in Gaza and all that concrete just spoils everyone's view.


Lets see the parts that were edited out

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 6:09:32 AM   
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Chris Hedges' searing analysis of the Israeli PR (hasbara) machine at work:


"I saw small boys baited and killed by Israeli soldiers in the Gaza refugee camp of Khan Younis. The soldiers swore at the boys in Arabic over the loudspeakers of their armored jeep. The boys, about 10 years old, then threw stones at an Israeli vehicle and the soldiers opened fire, killing some, wounding others. I was present more than once as Israeli troops drew out and shot Palestinian children in this way. Such incidents, in the Israeli lexicon, become children caught in crossfire. I was in Gaza when F-16 attack jets dropped 1,000-pound iron fragmentation bombs on overcrowded hovels in Gaza City. I saw the corpses of the victims, including children. This became a surgical strike on a bomb-making factory. I have watched Israel demolish homes and entire apartment blocks to create wide buffer zones between the Palestinians and the Israeli troops that ring Gaza. I have interviewed the destitute and homeless families, some camped out in crude shelters erected in the rubble. The destruction becomes the demolition of the homes of terrorists. I have stood in the remains of schools—Israel struck two United Nations schools in the last six days, causing at least 10 fatalities at one in Rafah on Sunday and at least 19 at one in the Jebaliya refugee camp Wednesday—as well as medical clinics and mosques. I have heard Israel claim that errant rockets or mortar fire from the Palestinians caused these and other deaths, or that the attacked spots were being used as arms depots or launching sites. I, along with every other reporter I know who has worked in Gaza, have never seen any evidence that Hamas uses civilians as “human shields.”

There is a perverted logic to Israel’s repeated use of the Big Lie—Große Lüge—the lie favored by tyrants from Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin to Saddam Hussein. The Big Lie feeds the two reactions Israel seeks to elicit—racism among its supporters and terror among its victims
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http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/why_israel_lies_20140803


Essential reading for anyone searching for truth among the oceans of lies dissembling and propaganda.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 6:24:01 AM   
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Watch the IDF obliterate an entire suburb in less than an hour. No photoshopping here, this is reality. While this is obviously an edited version of events that took an hour to unfold, there is no evidence of any fire coming from the suburb, or that the suburb is being used for any military purpose. Need I add that targetting civilian infrastructure and people's homes is a violation of the laws of warfare.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10204457763784603&set=vb.1247061465&type=2&theater



Hmmm

You see (edited part) rockets launched from a "suburb" of people who openly call for your genocide, toward your own suburb

Minutes later (this would be the unedited part) you see the area the missiles were launched from obliterated...


I am reluctant to give Sanity's specious rationalising any credibility. That said, here's a time lapse version of the same IDF attack on the Net, published on Rupert Murdoch's rabidly pro-Zionist news.com site . Again no evidence of any outgoing fire. Had there been any, you can safely bet your life that news.com would have highlighted it.
http://mobile.news.com.au/world/united-nations-school-used-by-refugees-in-gaza-war-shelled-by-israeli-tanks/story-fndir2ev-1227007041533

There are unedited versions on the net if anyone wants to waste an hour to see if Sanity's vacuous speculations have any basis in fact. Expect to be disappointed.

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RE: The current middle eastern crisis is Israels fault... - 8/4/2014 11:55:08 AM   
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Oil, the region supplies a shitload of oil to the world Zonie.


I see. So, the Israelis and Palestinians are fighting over oil?


No, they're fighting over their religious beliefs, the rest of the world cares because of the potential disruption of oil out of the region. You DID ask why the rest of the world gives a fuck, right?


True, but one could cite similar risks to oil or other valuable commodities in any of those other conflicts as well.

And really, if oil is the only concern here, that's more of an argument for not taking sides. The Arabs put an embargo on us back in the 1970s, then quadrupled the price of oil - all because we did take sides, which was the wrong side, from their point of view.

I can see someone taking the US side, from the point of view of our own interests and our need for oil, but that's different from taking one side or the other in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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