[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

But they only want to do so because Israel destroyed a muslim state to make a jewish one. Both sides aren't worth supporting imo, however one side does have a distinct advantage over the other.

GabuEx

Can you really blame them, though? I mean here you have a bunch of guys who basically came in, shoved everyone off their land, put these new guys in here and said "OK, this is their country now", and now the people living on what you feel is your land say they just want peace. It would be kind of like someone coming into your house while you were away on vacation, changing all of your locks, and then when you try to get them to leave they tell you that they just want to live in that house in peace. Well that's all well and good, but as far as you're concerned it's still your damn house.

Of course, that doesn't excuse all of the nasty **** that the Palestineans have done to achieve this goal, but really, quite frankly I think both sides are simultaneously understandable and reprehensible.

[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"][QUOTE="The_T-Ban"] I'm probably gonna get banned . but what the zionists **** did is a decleration of war .

carrot-cake

[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Ugh. Quite frankly, in my view, neither side in the Israel-Palestine conflict is worth supporting. They are both equally despicable. :P

Espada12

But they only want to do so because Israel destroyed a muslim state to make a jewish one. Both sides aren't worth supporting imo, however one side does have a distinct advantage over the other.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]Stay away from Gaza or face the consequences, they knowingly try to break the blockade and they're crying foul now. Why am I not surprised.Espada12

There is quite the double standard depending on who is doing what.

If American activist went into restricted areas and were gunned down by the military of the area (let's say Saudi Arabia) there would be outrage everywhere. However if Israel does it to palestinian activist, we condemn the activist for being there.

Ugh. Quite frankly, in my view, neither side in the Israel-Palestine conflict is worth supporting. They are both equally despicable. :P

GabuEx

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]Stay away from Gaza or face the consequences, they knowingly try to break the blockade and they're crying foul now. Why am I not surprised.GazaAli

[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"]

"Israeli marine commandos had opened fire after being attacked with axes and knives by a number of the passengers on board the aid ships, the television said, without giving the source of its information."

If this is true then they are even more justified...

conistant

[QUOTE="Plzhelpmelearn"]

That seems like an initial report they are now saying they have taken the ships it appears and claiming that at least 2 have died. I think it is Israelis policy to not enter gaza if they dont have to, thus the blockade. They could probably just march in the and commit mass genocide if they wanted, but this is the tactic they have chosen. The fact is that boat ran right into an Israeli blockade knowing and expecting the consequences is their own problem, not Israel's. I dont like the loss of human life but here they backed israel into a corner and they had no choice. Espada12

Protestors always do such things to authority... the thing I am saying is that Israel could have taken the boats without killing anyone. I'd be pretty cautious going on those boats, but that doesn't mean I get trigger happy.

It must be easy to demand suicide bombings when you are not the one with a bomb strapped on, i'd imagine...

Israel's army radio said between 10 and 14 people had been killed in clashes which broke out after the passengers allegedly tried to grab weapons off the naval commandos who tried to storm one of the boats.