16 year old Palestinian boy stabs 20 year old Israeli soldier

Funny that Israel is portrayed as the violent aggressor but Palestine voted in a terrorist group


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The real, substantive difference is that Woolwich, UK is on the opposite side of the globe to Afghanistan. Tel Aviv, Israel is right beside Palestine. A frustrated Palestinian won't have to travel too far and wide in search of an appropriate target.
Also, the Woolwich murderer murdered Lee Rigby because of the British army's involvement in Afghanistan, which he considered an assault against Islam and Muslims in general.

It was probably a momentary impulse that led this boy to murder the Israeli soldier. He personally lived under abhorrent conditions which were in all probability what led him to do what he did. I doubt he was merely enacting a plan well thought out beforehand.

One man's hero is another man's terrorist.

It's the only thing they can do. They've been very cleverly manipulated.

Also, not sure how that's any of your business? Perhaps I shall condescend to reveal the sketchiest of details as soon as your own portfolio is presented to us.

I guess it's pistols Uzis at dawn in that case



*plays the good the bad and the ugly theme*





Let's hear some racist laws then?

Christ. If you want to engage in serious debate about Israel you must learn the difference between Arabs living in the disputed territories and Arab-Israeli citizens who live in places such as Tel Aviv etc. Or else it just isn't possible, like playing chess against a small child who doesn't know what each piece does.

A very simple example would be if one to murder Hitler (before WWII) someone that has raped all of your female relatives- 'tis justifiable, IMO

Edit: That was a terrible example at best, sorry; I've corrected it

You may find this a bit too concentrated so I'll give you in addition to it a Wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_Israel as well - though, knowing how Wikipedia has been since long hijacked by Zionists, I cannot venture to say exactly how reliable the page is.

Nice, insult me and completely steer away from my point with a series of anecdotes that don't address any of the issues I've raised. Pathetic.

You were the one who said



So I simply asked you what your connection to Palestine was given your criticism and condemnation of Israel.

But I suspect (as I did originally) you don't actually have one other than a perceived idea of a shared faith that is why I called you on it

So please do tell us or will you take your own advice

So you've assumed that I've undergone some painful treatment at the hands of the Israelis and that's made me bitter and pro-Palestine?

none of those things explain how these laws a racist, the laws aren't even given, it's half baked speculation it doesn't even show how this has been used to discriminate against a Palestinian.

I didn't mean to be rude as such, but say you were a Jew living in Israel (not the disputed territories) you can't just kick down your Arab neighbour's door bundle him out of his home and say this is your house now. This is why I find it so silly.

No I haven't (did you even read my post!)

I believe you are a westernized Muslim with no experience of the Israel Palestinian conflict other than that you believe you share a faith with some Palestinians.

As you said



This is an apt description of you.

You didn't even read any of that, did you...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_Israel#Racism_against_Arabs

That is exactly what was done 65 years ago.

I read it, but I saw very little relevance to anything, because say I as someone living in the UK had a racist attitude towards say the Chinese and starting writing racist slogans directed at Chinese people. That would reflect my actions as a person, rather than making the UK government racist towards the Chinese

There was a civil war which the Arabs started upon their rejection of the UN partition plan.

The very laws are racist. You won't know that until you read but you refuse to do that so.

There were Jewish, Christian and Muslim Palestinians living on Palestinian land. They were driven out of their homes and their homes were given to European Jews who had survived the Holocaust.

Christ, now it's "I don't hate Jews only those evil Ashkenazis" most Israeli Jews are non-Ashkenazi so no and this against like a wild unsubstantiated accusation.

I am not arguing that killing is never justifiable.

If it turns out that that soldier raped all that boy's female relatives I will hold up my hands and say 'fair enough'.

If, as seems more likely, the soldier had never done anything to the boy but was killed for what he represented then you cannot use that sort of justification.

Have you been subject to this?

tell us all what is your connection to the people of Palestine