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25th March 2009, 14:21
Benjamin Netanyahu says his government will be a "partner for peace". Send us your reaction.

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Pawn Power
25th March 2009, 18:22
He is lying through his teeth.
Coggeh
25th March 2009, 18:26
IMO , their going to the exact same as Kadima (if not worse) the anti-arab sentiments in the party (LIKUD) likened arabs to "worms" and said that Palestine is a nation of murderers and terrorists . Also their sure that Ahmehdinijad is the reincarnation of hitler ..... Yeah so to answer the question . No .
AvanteRedGarde
25th March 2009, 19:02
Israel is an aggressive settler state. It's peace will come at the expense of Palestinians, much like America's peace came at the expense of Native Americans.
GX.
25th March 2009, 22:10
That's like asking if dogs can speak.
Rjevan
25th March 2009, 22:33
Benjamin Netanyahu says his government will be a "partner for peace". Send us your reaction.
:blink::lol::laugh::laugh::laugh:

Seriously, just yesterday there was a report of Israeli settlers in the news, who marched with huge Israel flags through a Palestinian village like the fascists couldn't have done better themselves, claiming that this area will soon belong to them. And ultra right-winged Liberman as the foreign minister of right-winged prime minister Netanyahu...yeah, that absolutely looks like peace in nearer future. :rolleyes:
progressive_lefty
26th March 2009, 00:47
I wish the US would press Likud on their loose stance on Palestinians and their claims for a state. So you don't want the Palestinians to have a state, ok, well if you don't want them to have a state, then make them citizens of your own country. Can you think of anything more sick then preventing a people from the right to self-determination but then refusing to nationalise them in your own state? Who can have sympathy for Israel?
Q
26th March 2009, 01:06
Can Israel build peace?
Yeah, they're pretty far already:

http://www.traveladventures.org/continents/asia/images/israeli-wall14.jpg





(Sorry, couldn't resist :lol: )
Revy
26th March 2009, 02:03
No, it will not. It will continue to crush any hope of peace left. We have seen decades of statements like this, with several Israeli PM's shamelessly receiving the so-called Nobel Peace Prize. But no end in sight for the occupation or the brutal slaughter.
The Intransigent Faction
26th March 2009, 02:27
I think this answers that question:

http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20090324/torabi20090324104116140.jpg
jake williams
26th March 2009, 02:34
lol @ newsbot
The Deepest Red
26th March 2009, 19:27
Seriously, just yesterday there was a report of Israeli settlers in the news, who marched with huge Israel flags through a Palestinian village like the fascists couldn't have done better themselves, claiming that this area will soon belong to them.

The Orange Order behaves the same way in Northern Ireland, I guess that's reactionary 'settlers' for you.
Rjevan
27th March 2009, 14:18
Erm, to be honest, the Orange Order isn't very high in my ranking list, too. I think they also behave like fascists, throught occupying Northern Ireland and provocating the Irish, if this is what you wanted to know.