Israel Adds Palestinian Teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir To Terror Victim Memorial, Sparking Praise And Protest
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Israel Adds Palestinian Teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir To Terror Victim Memorial, Sparking Praise And Protest
A Palestinian teenager who was kidnapped and murdered by suspected Israeli extremists last year has been included in an official Israeli memorial for victims of terrorism.
Mohammed Abu Khdeir’s name was added to the Victims of Acts of Terror Memorial in Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl cemetery, Israel’s Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday, ahead of the Israeli Memorial Day commemorating fallen soldiers and terror victims.
The 16-year-old was abducted from his East Jerusalem neighborhood Shuafat on July 2. His body was later found in a nearby forest, and an autopsy concluded that he had been burned alive.
After three Israelis were charged in Abu Khdeir’s murder later that month, Israel formally recognized the teen as a victim of terror.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/21/israel-mohammed-abu-khdeir-memorial-wall_n_7107828.html?utm_hp_ref=uk&ir=UK
A brief search reveals that there are at least two more Arabs killed by Jews whose names appear on the Har Herzl memorial. They are Michael Bachut, 55, of Shfaram, shot to death on Aug. 4, 2005 by Eden Natan Zada (plaque 63 on the memorial) and Hamis Eyob Tutnaji, 32, of Shuafat in Jerusalem, murdered by Jewish passengers in his taxi April 23, 1985 (plaque 50).
In addition, Muhammed Abed Rabba, 23, of Tsur Bachar, in Jerusalem, killed April 25, 2002, by Israeli soldiers who mistakenly thought him suspicious, also appears on the Herzl memorial for terror victims (plaque 72).
http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=5&x_outlet=267&x_article=2989
Notice the difference?
Israel honours victims, the Palestinians honour murderers like suicide bombers.
I would also add, what would go a long way to peace is a memorial to all the innocent victims of the many conflicts that have happened between the two groups of people.
Mohammed Abu Khdeir’s name was added to the Victims of Acts of Terror Memorial in Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl cemetery, Israel’s Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday, ahead of the Israeli Memorial Day commemorating fallen soldiers and terror victims.
The 16-year-old was abducted from his East Jerusalem neighborhood Shuafat on July 2. His body was later found in a nearby forest, and an autopsy concluded that he had been burned alive.
After three Israelis were charged in Abu Khdeir’s murder later that month, Israel formally recognized the teen as a victim of terror.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/21/israel-mohammed-abu-khdeir-memorial-wall_n_7107828.html?utm_hp_ref=uk&ir=UK
A brief search reveals that there are at least two more Arabs killed by Jews whose names appear on the Har Herzl memorial. They are Michael Bachut, 55, of Shfaram, shot to death on Aug. 4, 2005 by Eden Natan Zada (plaque 63 on the memorial) and Hamis Eyob Tutnaji, 32, of Shuafat in Jerusalem, murdered by Jewish passengers in his taxi April 23, 1985 (plaque 50).
In addition, Muhammed Abed Rabba, 23, of Tsur Bachar, in Jerusalem, killed April 25, 2002, by Israeli soldiers who mistakenly thought him suspicious, also appears on the Herzl memorial for terror victims (plaque 72).
http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=5&x_outlet=267&x_article=2989
Notice the difference?
Israel honours victims, the Palestinians honour murderers like suicide bombers.
I would also add, what would go a long way to peace is a memorial to all the innocent victims of the many conflicts that have happened between the two groups of people.
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Sadly the victims father wants it removed:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/world/middleeast/israel-adds-name-of-palestinian-teenager-who-was-abducted-and-killed-to-memorial.html?_r=0
That is going about this wrongly and very disappointed in the father.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/world/middleeast/israel-adds-name-of-palestinian-teenager-who-was-abducted-and-killed-to-memorial.html?_r=0
That is going about this wrongly and very disappointed in the father.
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Hate for Israel is drummed into young children from a very young age, unless this is somehow stopped there will never be peace between Arabs and Israel.
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Re: Israel Adds Palestinian Teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir To Terror Victim Memorial, Sparking Praise And Protest
nicko wrote:Hate for Israel is drummed into young children from a very young age, unless this is somehow stopped there will never be peace between Arabs and Israel.
You are not wrong:
That is child abuse teaching a child to hate and commit violence.
Oh ho about these poor kids:
Of course there is always two sides to a conflict and hence why it is good to see honest reporting.
http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=2&x_outlet=35&x_article=2988
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Nemesis wrote:Sadly the victims father wants it removed:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/world/middleeast/israel-adds-name-of-palestinian-teenager-who-was-abducted-and-killed-to-memorial.html?_r=0
That is going about this wrongly and very disappointed in the father.
Why? Why would the father want his son put on that when he wasn't even consulted about it. They didn't ask him because they knew he would object to it. His son wasn't a victim of a terror group, he was murdered plain and simple and even pro Israeli groups admit to that.
It's just an action to try and promote their image as if they cared when they don't even recognise the rights of the Palestinian people under international law.
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Irn Bru wrote:Nemesis wrote:Sadly the victims father wants it removed:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/world/middleeast/israel-adds-name-of-palestinian-teenager-who-was-abducted-and-killed-to-memorial.html?_r=0
That is going about this wrongly and very disappointed in the father.
Why? Why would the father want his son put on that when he wasn't even consulted about it. They didn't ask him because they knew he would object to it. His son wasn't a victim of a terror group, he was murdered plain and simple and even pro Israeli groups admit to that.
It's just an action to try and promote their image as if they cared when they don't even recognise the rights of the Palestinian people under international law.
3 reasons as to why.
1) Its a memorial to victims, of which he is a victim to this violence.
2) It will help bring unity between the two people by having something shared to honour victims from both sides to terrorism.
3) This is not the first time Palestinians have been honured that have been murdered by Israeli's and I back the view of having a shared memorial for the victims of terrorism.
Do you see Fatah or Hamas do that? No they honour suicide bombers and glorify their murders.
Israel has tried 2 times for making concessions to the Palestinians and each time their leadership, lets the Palestinians down. The Palestinians do not recognize Israel and never have, so lets have some balance before you turn this into a one sided view point
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Nemesis wrote:Irn Bru wrote:Nemesis wrote:Sadly the victims father wants it removed:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/world/middleeast/israel-adds-name-of-palestinian-teenager-who-was-abducted-and-killed-to-memorial.html?_r=0
That is going about this wrongly and very disappointed in the father.
Why? Why would the father want his son put on that when he wasn't even consulted about it. They didn't ask him because they knew he would object to it. His son wasn't a victim of a terror group, he was murdered plain and simple and even pro Israeli groups admit to that.
It's just an action to try and promote their image as if they cared when they don't even recognise the rights of the Palestinian people under international law.
3 reasons as to why.
1) Its a memorial to victims, of which he is a victim to this violence.
2) It will help bring unity between the two people by having something shared to honour victims from both sides to terrorism.
3) This is not the first time Palestinians have been honured that have been murdered by Israeli's and I back the view of having a shared memorial for the victims of terrorism.
Do you see Fatah or Hamas do that? No they honour suicide bombers and glorify their murders.
Israel has tried 2 times for making concessions to the Palestinians and each time their leadership, lets the Palestinians down. The Palestinians do not recognize Israel and never have, so lets have some balance before you turn this into a one sided view point
Don't you think they should have asked the father first? And Israel do not recognise Palestine as a State and they never will. They have admitted in publicly.
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Irn Bru wrote:Nemesis wrote:
3 reasons as to why.
1) Its a memorial to victims, of which he is a victim to this violence.
2) It will help bring unity between the two people by having something shared to honour victims from both sides to terrorism.
3) This is not the first time Palestinians have been honured that have been murdered by Israeli's and I back the view of having a shared memorial for the victims of terrorism.
Do you see Fatah or Hamas do that? No they honour suicide bombers and glorify their murders.
Israel has tried 2 times for making concessions to the Palestinians and each time their leadership, lets the Palestinians down. The Palestinians do not recognize Israel and never have, so lets have some balance before you turn this into a one sided view point
Don't you think they should have asked the father first? And Israel do not recognise Palestine as a State and they never will. They have admitted in publicly.
Israel has offered for them to be formed as a state on two occasions and made concessions, pulled settlers out of areas, offered to again and still the Palestinians refuse to compromise and why?
Because they want the conflict to continue, to entice more deaths in Palestine to gain more support to the point Israel loses support and then they will attack from allsides destroying Israel.
Any person just has to hear what Hamas says, read its charter to see they have no intention of recognising Israel
Again balance please, Israel has had left leaning leaders before and will again, so your view is nothing short of poor. They left Gaza, they left the Sinai, they left Lebanon, all of which they could have ceded to Israel after winning conflicts as countless nations have done before. I do not see you calling for East Germany to be given back to Germany, yet Israel gives back land it has won in war.
Israel is treated very different to other nations that wing conflicts against aggressive nations and it was the Arabs that failed to recognise Israel and go to war. They could have recognized Israel and there would have been peace and an Palestinian nation. So because it continues through the likes of Hamas, the land remains disputed land, nothing more
As to the dad, yes they should have asked and he should have thought of the road to peace buy having his son honored on an Israeli memorial. It was an extremists that murdered his son, not Israel and if you want the truth it is the Arab nations again who could have recognised Israel from the start who are to blame for the continued conflict
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No they didn't. They have never offered them a State. You show me where that has been offered and under what terms and I'll look at it.
Fair enough?
Fair enough?
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Irn Bru wrote:No they didn't. They have never offered them a State. You show me where that has been offered and under what terms and I'll look at it.
Fair enough?
Palestinians Rejected Statehood Three Times, Claim Frustration -- with Israel | |
Palestinian spokesmen from PLO leader Mahmoud Abbas on down have expressed their frustration with the Oslo peace process, charging that it failed and is dead, thanks to alleged Israeli intransigence, and that therefore they have no choice but to go to the United Nations to seek full membership and therefore statehood. It should be noted at the outset that for the Palestinians to unilaterally declare statehood, or even to take the issue to the United Nations, would be a grave violation of the PLO's signed agreements with Israel, which explicitly barred such unilateral actions and appeals to outside parties. All of these agreements were also witnessed by outside parties including the United States, Russia, Norway, the EU, etc. If any of these countries now go along with material violations of agreements that they witnessed, that would raise serious questions about the worth of such agreements and the worth of such witnessing. As for Palestinian frustration, they may indeed be frustrated with more than 18 years of on-again, off-again negotiations, but the question is with whom should they be frustrated – Israel, or their own leaders? For the fact is, just as the legendary Israeli diplomat Abba Eban once said about relations between the Arabs and Israel, "The Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity," and there have been many statehood opportunities that Palestinian leaders have wilfully missed. Why do the Palestinians refuse a negotiated peace? Because a negotiated peace means the end of the conflict, or at least promising to end the conflict and accept Israel. But the Palestinian leadership wants a state so that they can continue the conflict from a stronger position. In particular, they want a state and they want to keep pressing in every way for the "right of return" to Israel. Israel would not agree to that in negotiations, which is why Palestinians want a state without negotiations, and without having to make any compromises. In accord with this, at least three times the Palestinians have refused statehood when it was offered to them, most recently just a few years ago. Here are the details: 1. In 2008, after extensive talks, then Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and presented a comprehensive peace plan. Olmert's plan would have annexed the major Israeli settlements to Israel and in return given equivalent Israeli territory to the Palestinians, and would have divided Jerusalem. Numerous settlements including Ofra, Elon Moreh, Beit El and Kiryat Arba would have been evacuated, and Hebron would have been abandoned. Tens of thousands of settlers would have been uprooted. Olmert even says preliminary agreement had been reached with Abbas on refugees and the Palestinian claim to a "right of return." Olmert recounted much of this in an interview with Greg Sheridan in the Australian newspaper: And this is not just a self-serving claim by Olmert – Abbas, in an interview with Jackson Diehl of the Washington Post, confirmed the outlines of the Olmert offer and that he turned it down: Ha'aretz published Olmert's map, showing a Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza with a free passage route to connect them. The map, which also showed the Israeli territory that would have been swapped with the Palestinians in return for annexing some Israeli settlements to Israel, is reproduced below: 2. In the summer of 2000 US President Bill Clinton hosted intense peace talks at Camp David between Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat and Israeli leader Ehud Barak, culminating in a comprehensive peace plan known as the Clinton Parameters, which was similar to the later Olmert Plan, though not quite as extensive. Despite the vast concessions the plan required of Israel, Prime Minister Barak accepted President Clinton's proposal, while Arafat refused, returned home, and launched a new terror campaign against Israeli civilians (the Second Intifada). Despite the violence, Prime Minister Barak continued to negotiate to the end of his term, culminating in an Israeli proposal at Taba which extended the Clinton proposal. Barak offered the Palestinians all of Gaza and most of the West Bank, no Israeli control over the border with Jordan or the adjacent Jordan Valley, a small Israeli annexation around three settlement blocs balanced by an equivalent area of Israeli territory that would have been ceded to the Palestinians. As chief US negotiator Ambassador Dennis Ross put it in a FoxNews interview: According to Ambassador Ross, Palestinian negotiators working for Arafat wanted him to accept the Clinton Parameters, but he refused. In response to Brit Hume’s question as to why Arafat turned these deals down, Ross said:
Here's the Taba map proposed by Israel, which was once again turned down by Arafat: 3. UN Resolution 181, the Partition Resolution, passed in November 1947, called for the creation of a Jewish state and an Arab state in the land which at that point was controlled by the British-run Palestine Mandate. All the Arab countries opposed the resolution, voted against it, and promised to go to war to prevent its implementation. Representing the Palestinians, the Arab Higher Committee also opposed the plan and threatened war, while the Jewish Agency, representing the Jewish inhabitants of the Palestine Mandate, supported the plan. The Arabs and the Palestinians were true to their word and did launch a war against the Jews of Palestine, violating both Resolution 181 and the UN Charter. Much to the surprise of the Arab side, the Jews were able to survive the initial onslaughts and eventually win the war. The fundamental fact remains that had the Arabs and the Palestinians accepted the Partition Resolution and not violated the UN Charter by attacking Israel, there would be a 63-year-old Palestinian state today next to Israel, and there would not have been a single Palestinian refugee. Just as today, it seems that even in 1948 the Arab side was more concerned with opposing and attacking the Jewish state than with creating a Palestinian state. Besides the above statehood opportunities, there were other notable opportunities that were missed too, such as the 1978 Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt, which provided for Palestinian autonomy in the territories of the West Bank and Gaza. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat begged the PLO and Yasir Arafat to accept what he had negotiated with Israel, and to engage in talks with Israel. President Carter also called on moderate Palestinians to come forward and join the Cairo conference. Unfortunately Arafat refused and did everything he could to undermine Sadat and the Camp David Accords, with PLO gunmen even murdering West Bank Palestinians who supported Sadat's approach. While the Palestinian people have much to be frustrated about, the object of their frustration should be not Israel, but their own leaders, who have thrown away opportunity after opportunity to establish the Palestinian state they claim to desire above all else. |
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You just posted a whole load of nonsense because on the Camp David discussions the Isaeli's made it quite clear that Statehood for Palestine would never be on the table.
So why is Israel objecting to the UN decision to grant statehood to Palestine? Answer me that.
So why is Israel objecting to the UN decision to grant statehood to Palestine? Answer me that.
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No, they are very much facts.
So again go back and answer my points, on every thread you avoid doing this
On this you have one last chance, as I told you, a debate works both ways, not you avoiding and just me answering you
Last chance
So again go back and answer my points, on every thread you avoid doing this
On this you have one last chance, as I told you, a debate works both ways, not you avoiding and just me answering you
Last chance
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Nemesis wrote:No, they are very much facts.
So again go back and answer my points, on every thread you avoid doing this
On this you have one last chance, as I told you, a debate works both ways, not you avoiding and just me answering you
Last chance
I haven't avoided anything you just don't accept my views. So as this is my last chance what happens next?
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