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In reply to the discussion: Israel-Gaza conflict: What has Israel achieved in 26 bloody days? [View all]

4now

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16. Israel is it's own worst enemy.
Reply to Jefferson23 (Original post)
Sun Aug 3, 2014, 05:29 PM
Aug 2014

Someday maybe they will kick out this rabid right wing government and try to live in the real world.

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Israel-Gaza conflict: What has Israel achieved in 26 bloody days? [View all] Jefferson23 Aug 2014 OP
As things get worse in Iraq and Syria hack89 Aug 2014 #1
Huh? I think Israel should be concerned that what may come to pass would make Hamas look Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #2
Hamas = ISIS hack89 Aug 2014 #4
No, they're not..please do your research. I can only suggest you do that. n/t Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #5
The Arab states are largely ignoring this conflict. former9thward Aug 2014 #10
Your comments are out of sync with my conversation with the other poster. Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #15
That is a weak, bullshit reply hack89 Aug 2014 #11
I don't have a high horse, I have access to information as you do. I gave you information Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #17
Time will tell hack89 Aug 2014 #20
I would not bet on that at all, but as you say, time will tell soon enough. n/t Jefferson23 Aug 2014 #23
I think Israel ought to be concerned about their actions being a spark for ISIS to build itself up. kelliekat44 Aug 2014 #3
ISIS needs no spark nt hack89 Aug 2014 #12
They are already doing that: bemildred Aug 2014 #22
Go tell that to the families of the 1,600 dead malaise Aug 2014 #6
And to the families of the many more who will die Bettie Aug 2014 #7
We certainly need to remind the appropriately named ubiquitous poster malaise Aug 2014 #8
You are a powerless nobody hack89 Aug 2014 #13
No I'm on the side of human rights malaise Aug 2014 #14
If that makes you feel special than good for you hack89 Aug 2014 #18
I don't take positions to feel good malaise Aug 2014 #19
Right. Got it. nt hack89 Aug 2014 #21
Hamas is stronger? oberliner Aug 2014 #9
Israel is it's own worst enemy. 4now Aug 2014 #16
I think it's because they live in the real world COLGATE4 Aug 2014 #24
Almost as demoralizing as the constant threat of massive airstrikes and land invasion Orrex Aug 2014 #25
Nothing in the fact that they have superior military might COLGATE4 Aug 2014 #26
Paletstine should have had the good sense not to be forcibly occupied for decades Orrex Aug 2014 #27
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