Comments on: Israel and the UN Vote

By: Efrem Manassey

Efrem Manassey — Fri, 02 Jan 2015 01:06:23 +0000

I agree with the Israeli Government’s position. I have long felt that what is glaringly absent here is world pressure on Hamas. It is a self avowed genocidal fanatical Islamic terror organisation. Why is there not a very strong world condemnation for starting hostilities? Where is the outrage for endless flying bombs targeting Israeli citizens? What about its charter calling for the death of every Jew?
I am left astonished that there is no outcry that Hamas dug safety tunnels for its rockets and bombs but left Palestinians out in the open without air raid shelters, to face the Israeli defensive response to the war that they started in the first place. Israel protects her people. Hamas intentionally endangers Palestinians by placing rocket launchers among them.
Apart from delisting Hamas as a terror org in Europe, based on a so called legal technicality, where is the response to their crimes and existence as an obstacle to peace?
Surely with such glaringly obvious bias, it is all the more important that the world retain its bilateral approach to peace and it should not allow a unilateral skewed approach which only emboldens fanatics at a time of such violent assertion against civilisation by them.

By: Eion Isaac Israel

Eion Isaac Israel — Thu, 01 Jan 2015 05:54:53 +0000

Just to withdraw and risk a Hamas Majority State with missiles and Tunnels is crazy .Will lead to
a massive cycle of wars and start MegaCatastrohic Regional Destruction.

By: Paul Winter

Paul Winter — Thu, 01 Jan 2015 05:16:36 +0000

It should never have gotten so far. With the PA in Fatahland waging a propaganda and a low grade terror war against Jews and the Hamasland Jew haters a hot war when it suits them, any self-respecting government would long ago have invaded those fiefdoms of hate, corruption and terror, and those who remained after the majority were sent to meet their 72 virgins should have been sent into Sinai, Syria or shipped to a friendly Arab state like Sudan. And for heaven’s sake turn off their electricity, ration their water, kill of imprison their preachers of hate, cut off their communications and destroy their media. Any government that deludes itself into thinking that a jihad against it is merely a picnic spoiled by some nasty insects, is unfit to be in charge of a public convenience, much less a nation.