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Originally Posted by tsedek  1. the U.N. is composed of countries around the world. the stupid fact that Sudan (out of all places) was once a 'president' of the human rights committee in the U.N. shows its abnormality. or... perhaps you agree with what Sudan is doing - in that case we don't even have the slightest ground of mutual morals.
2. no. in jenin 51 palestinians were killed of whom 39 were armed and in fighting (read: killing israelis) mode. fighters = soldiers. another 29 israeli soldiers were killed. due to their MORALS of not bombing the whole of the city from the air in order to prevent civilian fatalities. so NO! Jenin was NO WAY a "massacre". no matter how you prefer to turn and spin it. |
1. Israel shares a lot in common with Sudan--what with ethnic cleansing as state policy and all.
2. Yes, according to your Israeli military report, which contradicts the vast majority of human rights organizations reports. Your military lies, genius. Just like any military on the planet does. Any military is an ideological brainwashing farm, and being that all your country's Jews go through it, you're all just a bunch of brainwashed bigots whose primary policy is built on racism and dominance over other ethnic groups.
Tell me--why would "the most moral army in the world" have so much to fear from TV cameras that they didn't let anybody inside Gaza during the recent campaign? What's there to hide? When you are essentially buying international support, it means you don't have a moral, historical, legal, or ethical case.
Good day.