CIA report: Israel will fall in 20 years

[BuffedGuy]

Few things in life or on this earth are as important as kicking some jews out of a desert you've never seen, so some people you've never met can return to a home they've never known.

I'll pray for you that you live to see it.

A few things here:

(1) There are many things that matter more, such as unifying our worship to the One God.

(2) It has nothing to do with them being Jews.

(3) It is not as if Israelis live in some isolated desert minding their own business. Americans went crazy when nukes were placed in Cuba, which isn't even inside the USA. So how do you think Middle Easterners feel when Israel--armed with nukes and other goodies--is in the middle of the Middle East? Imagine how crazy Americans would have gone if Cuba occupied Florida and other neighboring countries. Well then, you can understand how Israel occupying all its neighbors makes us feel.

(4) The Palestinians who were expelled still remember their homes, as that generation is still alive.

(5) As for the next generation of Palestinians, the only homes they have known have been refugee camps surrounded on all sides by Israeli fences and soldiers. I wonder why they care so much to go back to the "home they've never seen", when they have it so nice and cushy in those great refugee camps!

[Kratos]

A few things here:

(1) There are many things that matter more, such as unifying our worship to the One God.

(2) It has nothing to do with them being Jews.

(3) It is not as if Israelis live in some isolated desert minding their own business. Americans went crazy when nukes were placed in Cuba, which isn't even inside the USA. So how do you think Middle Easterners feel when Israel--armed with nukes and other goodies--is in the middle of the Middle East? Imagine how crazy Americans would have gone if Cuba occupied Florida and other neighboring countries. Well then, you can understand how Israel occupying all its neighbors makes us feel.

(4) The Palestinians who were expelled still remember their homes, as that generation is still alive.

(5) As for the next generation of Palestinians, the only homes they have known have been refugee camps surrounded on all sides by Israeli fences and soldiers. I wonder why they care so much to go back to the "home they've never seen", when they have it so nice and cushy in those great refugee camps!

1) The one God is a matter of opinion, and will never be mine. Why are Muslims always worried about unifying worship...do what you feel like but forget about what other people are doing. This is a good part of why so many civil wars exist in the Muslim world. "you have to believe as I do for me to be free" mentality.

2)It has plenty to do with them being Jews. Jews are sub-human in muslim nations. If they weren't of another religion there would be no conflict. Or it would be a very different conflict.

3)We went crazy because Russia's intentions were unknown and we weren't in a position of MADD at that point. The problem was Russia, not Cuba, duh. Israel's use of Nukes assures their destruction by one means or another. The US for one would not allow their unprovoked use so your argument is void.

4)When? 50 years ago easily. How many are still alive? How old are the living? Not saying it's right though. And are all of the original generation in the camps or have some relocated?

5)Not good, a soloution needs to be found for those people, but that soloution could be peaceful...but most likely won't end up being. The Muslim world is big, why not open boders in aid to refugees as many western countries have attempted to do? Jordan took on a huge number I know, but the people in the refugee camps should only be there by choice if they want to wait out the conflict and they belong in Muslim counties where they can be happy.

[NightWolf]

The Muslim world is big, why not open boders in aid to refugees as many western countries have attempted to do?

Very good point, i have always wondered this also.
I read a article about Egypt shooting palistinians
who were trying to cross the border before the
ceasefire between israel and hamas.