A Period of Calm between Israel and the Palestinians - Some graphs

**Idaho** · 02-22-2013, 15:48

Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh

What say you to that?

He says that his opinions revolve around fixed points: Israel is always right, and A-rabs are crazy nutjobs who shouldn't/don't exist and who have no justification for fighting/living/protesting.

**Fragony** · 02-22-2013, 16:20

Originally Posted by Idaho

He says that his opinions revolve around fixed points: Israel is always right, and A-rabs are crazy nutjobs who shouldn't/don't exist and who have no justification for fighting/living/protesting.

Sure mia muca, i plead guilty, not much use doing anything else is there as you seem to have made up your mind. But it still wasn't Israel that broke the truce.

**Strike For The South** · 02-22-2013, 17:53

It's a ceasefire until an Israeli dies, then it's a start of hostilities due to the continued use of terror tactics by the Hamas government.

**Husar** · 02-22-2013, 21:58

Originally Posted by Fragony

I'd say that 1918 was a long time ago. The current cease-fire was broken by Hamas (not sure about that one really) day one

The whole point was that they fired on day -1 since the ceasefire wasn't effective immediately so what you say is wrong and it seems you didn't understand the point Seamus made.

Originally Posted by Strike For The South

It's a ceasefire until an Israeli dies, then it's a start of hostilities due to the continued use of terror tactics by the Hamas government.

That seems to be how it works, but I can't say anything against it as that would make me an antisemite, especially with my passport.
It's only okay if I let them use my passport to go and ~~murder~~ preventatively remove iranian scientists.

**Fragony** · 02-23-2013, 09:47

Originally Posted by Husar

The whole point was that they fired on day -1 since the ceasefire wasn't effective immediately so what you say is wrong

Nope. Not claiming Hamas did it though, I don't know who did

**Hax** · 02-23-2013, 12:00

I'd say that 1918 was a long time ago

..you mean 48, right?

But it still wasn't Israel that broke the truce

Forcing an enemy into breaking a truce, well, y'know. It's not that clear-cut, especially when it comes to this particular situation. Economically and politically, Gaza cannot properly function, at least not with the current blockade.

**Fragony** · 02-23-2013, 12:24

There is a blockade because it's in Hamas charters to destroy the Israeli state, the second-fattest people have hardly anything to complain about because offthe billions of aid they get, despite the fact that they must kill the jews wherever they find them they are treated pretty good I'd say. They even got their own wall to wail at. Fuck'em.