stolen jewish property

Imadnice, on March 29, 2008, said:

Vous êtes les voleurs et les assassins!

yonatano, on March 29, 2008, said:

Oh I bet you know. From TV.

MRR, on April 5, 2008, said:

not as israeli colons are steeling palestinian land today and don't forget than the heirs of thoses houses are sefardim, they don't have anything to see with the extremists racists ashkenazim who terrorize palestinian inhabitants of Hebron

Mrslinger, on April 15, 2008, said:

Who exactly stole this land? If you can accurately identify who stole the land I will concede my argument. Why don't you get educated and find out who the real robbers are in this situation, I'll give you a hint. (It's not the Palestinians)

yonatano, on April 18, 2008, said:

I'd suggest you guys to photo your own pictures and describe them the way you belive. don't expect me to be your advocator.

trtkarlos, on May 18, 2008, said:

The International Court Of Justice ruled that all Israeli Settlements in West Bank and East Jerusalem are illegal and must be removed. This is Palestinian land plain and simple.

yonatano, on May 18, 2008, said:

I can see that trtkarlos, just like the rest, did not photo anything to show us. You only have complaints. And anyway, nothing in here is "plain and simple".

Bogeskov, on January 26, 2009, said:

God gave HaEretz to Israel. Blessed are you sons of Abraham, Isac and Jacob.

kwancashubis, 14 days ago, said:

Interesting photo, especially the 'stolen' bit! Grateful for a bit more background on that! If you are basing it on a 2000 year old book that is 90% myth then thats not good enough chum. Bogeskov, wake up to reality. The Jedi are the chosen ones now - blessed be Yoda, Mace Windu and Obi-Wan (they are just as real as Abraham etc...lol) So fed up of these religious freaks living like its still the dark ages.

yonatano, 14 days ago, said:

Well

Jews have lived in Hebron until 1929, when arabs have massacred them. for more info- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1929Hebronmassacre. After the massacre, all the jews of Hebron were forced to leave the city by the nice Brits that controlled the country those days. This specific street was totally Jewish, and in the time of the Jordanian occupation (yessss- between 1948 and 1967 the Jordanians occupied the area and nobody mentioned Palestine those days) it was made a "wholesale market". And about the ethnic slurs of yours, please keep them to yourself.

kwancashubis, 13 days ago, said:

I could probably quote instances where Jews killed Palestinian Arabs in a pretty similar fashion but this isn't the place to have a full on debate and I get a feeling we won't come to a consensus on the issue (see the Israeli historian Ilan Pappe's book The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine for more info on the actions of the Irgun and Palestinians being ethnically cleansed from villages they lived in for generations.) As to ethnic slurs, both the Israeli's and Palestinian Arabs are semites who have a common history and geneology in the region. If BOTH parties accepted this perhaps we could move on a little and have some kind of peace. I apologise if you feel I was making an ethnic slur, but ANY religion that is utilised to divide is not a good thing. Can I please add that I myself am half Greek Cypriot so have a pretty good insight into what ethic conflict is about and how it can divide people.

kwancashubis, 13 days ago, said:

Interesting point made in the link you posted: -

"Nineteen local Arab families saved 435 Jews by hiding them in their houses even under their own life risk."

Which goes to show there is good and bad on both sides and that some of the Palestinian Arabs felt a sense of unity with their Jewish Palestinian bretheran.

yonatano, 12 days ago, said:

If you are greek cypriot, I believe you have your own problems, maybe look at them and see how your own nation refuses peace before you preach towards everyone else about peace.

Να 'στε καλά.

kwancashubis, 12 days ago, said:

Excuse me? If I am Greek Cypriot?!?! Why would I lie?

I have looked at the Cypriot conflict and I have looked at the Israeli-Palestine one too. They are pretty similar to each other so I have an opinion on both. Or isn't that allowed?

Stop blubbing like a little girl!

kwancashubis, 12 days ago, said:

Oh, and as a rational intelligent human being I am more than happy to hear your views on the Cyprus issue?

yonatano, 10 days ago, said:

Lets just remember this is a photographing site. I'de suggest everybody here to express themselves, as well as their political views, by their photographs. If I have photos from Hebron it means at least I've been there, more than most of you can say.

kwancashubis, 8 days ago, said:

Stop blubbing like a big girl!

I'll just assume you are one of those intellectual cowards who hides behind weazle words.

I'd love to go to the West Bank to take some pictures but the Israeli Army would probably shoot me dead on some spurious security excuse.