Quote:Sure, now your going to piss the twat off

Quote:Do they have directions for baking on their back or something?

Quote:Sure, now your going to piss the twat off.

Quote:Give them their freedom. Freedom, is it all that bad?

Quote:-> Peaceful Coexistence in Efrat
> David Bedein
> 01 April 2002
>
> Why was the Arab suicide attack in Efrat different
> from all other suicide attacks? Because it was
> directed against the medical services that Arabs
> receive from the community of Efrat.
>
> Late in the afternoon of Sunday, March 31, 2002, which
> this year was both the fourth day of Passover and on
> Easter Sunday, an explosion rocked Efrat. My wife,
> typing away yet another e-mail to one of many
> corresponding women from the world over, looked around
> the living room to see that the children were okay and
> resumed her correspondence, including the boom she
> heard in her closing paragraph. Elchanon, our
> almost-sixteen year old son, who helps me in every
> aspect of my work, ran to the scene of the blast, cell
> phone in hand, stood on a hill overlooking the
> evacuation of the wounded so that he could report to
> me at the press center in Jerusalem. Our office was
> able to place the story on the wire services – and, of
> course, to Elchanon’s brother Noam, now a soldier on
> the Lebanese front.
>
> Elchanon’s first words said it all. This attack was
> different from all the other attacks. This time, an
> Arab blew himself up at the emergency mobile medical
> unit that dispatched medical staff to treat him. As
> the terrorist blew himself up, a medic that came out
> of the unit, Assaf Perlman, was riddled with shrapnel,
> sustaining injuries in his head and chest. Assaf is
> fighting for his life. Assaf is the same medic who
> risked his life at the Tomb of Joseph compound in
> October 2000 to try and save the life of an Israeli
> soldier, Madhat Yusef, who ultimately bled to death in
> Assaf’s arms. Five other paramedics were also hurt,
> including Elchanon´s tenth grade classmate, Netanel,
> whose parents, old friends of mine, came from New York
> to settle in Efrat.
>
> After many threats, this attack was clearly aimed
> against Efrat´s policy of providing medical services
> for the two Arab villages that are contiguous to
> Efrat. As a matter of policy, the Chief Rabbi of
> Efrat, Shlomo Riskin, raised substantial funds from
> liberal Jews for medical clinics and schools in these
> nearby Arab villages. It was a policy that earned the
> wrath of Arafat´s Palestinian Authority. Rabbi Riskin
> made such a policy decision in the spirit of the
> Torah, which states 36 times that a non-Jew who lives
> at peace with you in the Land of Israel must be
> treated with dignity, respect and service.
>
> In Januray, without warning, Channel One of Moscow
> filmed footage in the Arab villages near Efrat,
> expecting to hear stories about the ‘Israeli
> occupation’ and tensions between the small Arab
> village and the 16 expanding Jewish settlements of
> Efrat and the Etzion bloc. However, the Russian TV
> crew heard the opposite message. They heard only
> praise for the people of Efrat and the Etzion bloc of
> settlements and seething anger against Arafat and the
> “PLO occupation” of their fellow Palestinian Arab
> brethren in the Bethlehem region. Family after family
> in these Arab villages told Russian TV that they were
> getting the best medical treatment possible from their
> friends in Efrat, while their families in Bethlehem
> had to bribe officials just to get the basics of
> treatment from the PA. They also spoke with pride
> about the school that Efrat had built for them.
>
> All of this was aired on Russian TV Channel One very
> recently. It would seem that the PA was watching. The
> clear purpose of the recent suicide bombing attack was
> to disrupt the existing, proper relationship between
> the Jewish city and the nearby Arab villages. Yet,
> despite the threats to their lives from Arafat and the
> Palestinian Authority, the people of the Arab villages
> near Efrat gathered in an emergency town meeting to
> issue a statement denouncing the attack in the
> strongest of terms.
>
> It surprised nobody in those Arab villages that
> Arafat´s police force took credit for the attacks.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> David Bedein is the Bureau Chief for Israel Resource
> News Agency in Jerusalem (IsraelBehindTheNews.com).

Quote:i can't wait for all out war, it's coming, just sit back and wait!!

Quote:All the Palestinians want is freedom. The PLO was never in control of the palestinians.