I like where this thread is going now.
Now, all we need left are some maps with big, curvey red arrows.
Now, all we need left are some maps with big, curvey red arrows.
I like where this thread is going now.
Now, all we need left are some maps with big, curvey red arrows.![]()
Perhaps....I know they had them by the late sixties.....
Now, are you suggesting they should have waited for the Arabs to attack.....then nuked them???
It would have been their only option.
...The haters NEEDED to revise history.
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Mass Graves...The POW was escorted to a distance of about 100 meters from the building and given a spade. I watched the POW digging a big pit which took about 15 minutes. Then the policemen ordered him to throw out the spade. When he did so one of them pointed his Uzi gun at the POW inside the pit and shot two short bullet bursts, consisting maybe of three four bullets each. The POW fell dead. After a few minutes another POW was escorted to the same pit, forced to go into it and was also shot dead. A third POW was brought to the same place and also shot dead. Since the process was repeated a number of times, the grave was filled up...
Back in 1948, evil Arab hordes attacked the innocent Zionists as they tended their kibbutzes. Hopelessly out numbered and unarmed but determined they responded by forming a rag tag group of militias. They made their own weapons with their bare hands from mud and tree bark. Their uniforms were made from leaves and grasses. During the battle when it looked like defeat was certain and the brave Zionists might loose hope, God intervened on their side. He smit the enemy of his chosen people and the cowardly Arabs fled, proving Israel's creation was a miracle.
As I said, I'm not criticizing Israel for having a stronger military than their adversaries or attacking first. I'm debunking common myths about Israel and this conflict. Another myth is that Israel follows International Laws regarding their treatment of POWs.
Mass Graves
I'm not the one revising history here....
Ahhh....excuse me??? That was FOURTEEN YEARS AGO. Where are these mass graves in Egyptian-controlled Sinai???????In 1997, the BBC reported on a Sept. 7 news conference held by the Egyptian Human Rights Organization. EHRO Secretary-General Muhammad Munib described a report which “had taken 18 months to prepare and complete, during which certified testimonies were obtained from several Egyptian officers and soldiers who were eyewitnesses to the killing of Egyptian POWs at the hands of Israeli forces during the wars of 1956 and 1967."
According to the BBC, Munib’s report confirmed that Israel had killed between 7,000 to 15,000 Egyptian prisoners of war during the wars of 1956 and 1967. Munib said that “the locations of 11 mass graves had been determined in Sinai and Israel, in which thousands of Egyptian prisoners were buried.
Michael Adams of the Council for Anglo-Arab Understanding, a pro-Arab lobby, made the claim that the Israeli army had massacred 200 Arabs in Gaza. David Pryce-Jones, an esteemed journalist who in 1973 wrote The Face of Defeat, a book about the Palestinians, was alarmed at the charge of such an atrocity in the territory he was covering. He relates:
- “So I investigated. The story had begun with Gazans themselves. For days on end, they escorted me helpfully through the crowded streets of Gaza City from one house to another in search of families with a missing relative. There was always one more address to be visited, and one more rumor to be explored, but we found neither victims nor burial place for the simple reason that none existed. The story was untrue.”
I'm not the one revising history here....
In 1947, the Zionist movement accepted the United Nations partition plan, whereas the Arab side rejected it and went to war against it. A decision to go to war has consequences, just as it did in 1939 or 1941.
The importance of this distinction becomes clear upon perusing the op-ed that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas recently published in The New York Times. Abbas mentioned the partition decision in his article, but said not one single word about the facts - who accepted it and who rejected it. He merely wrote that "Shortly thereafter, Zionist forces expelled Palestinian Arabs."
That is like those Germans who talk about the horrors of the expulsion of 12 million ethnic Germans from Eastern Europe after 1945, but fail to mention the Nazi attack on Poland, or the Japanese who talk about Hiroshima, but fail to mention their attack on Pearl Harbor. That is not a "narrative," it is simply not telling the truth. Effects cannot be divorced from causes.
Oh, one more thing:
Egyptian KIA in the 1956 War were approximately 3,000.
Egyptian KIA in the 1967 War were approximately 10,000.
These idiots are accusing the Israelis of murdering up to a number of Egyptian soldiers than is actually significantly MORE than the total number killed in those wars...........
uh-huh.
And this:
Result of The Six Day War | Palestine Facts
Clearly, yes you are.
For our apologist revisionist friend
Palestine Facts is about as objective as AIPAC and CAMERA. You really can't tell $hit from Shinola. Relying on Israeli propaganda sources and extreme neoconservative hate sites are probably the root cause of your many misperceptions. Here is what was reported in the NYT back in 1995 about claims regarding Israel executing POWs:
Egypt Says Israelis Killed P.O.W.'s in '67 War - NYTimes.com
I can find many other credible testimonies and reference physical evidence which support the case that Israeli forces executed at least some Egyptian POWs. I'm not making claims about specific numbers or examples.
Attributing similar claims to me that I did not make so you can refute them is a Straw Man argument.
A straw man is a component of an argument and is an informal fallacy based on misrepresentation of an opponent's position. To "attack a straw man" is to create the illusion of having refuted a proposition by replacing it with a superficially similar yet unequivalent proposition (the "straw man"), and refuting it, without ever having actually refuted the original position.
Do you believe the 1947 partition plan fairly divided up Palestine?
The discovery of the two graves, one near a former Egyptian air base about three miles from El Arish and the other about 18 miles from town, was described today in the Government-owned newspaper Al Ahram.
The government daily Al-Ahram - the leading paper in Egypt - published a full-page article by columnist 'Adel Hamooda entitled, "A Jewish Matzah made from Arab Blood."Following are excerpts from this article:
The Murder of Father Toma
"Every time I see the children of the stones in occupied Palestine as they spring like blood from the arteries I remember my grandfather who used to gather all the neighborhood children in his home in Alexandria to give them candy and tell them the tale of the Jew who slaughtered a boy and made Passover Matzah from his blood. Then, drunk with lust and barbarity, they devoured it."
"I thought that my grandfather's story was a fairy tale like the story about the wicked witch who turned children into frogs. But when I matured and read. I found out that the story of the Jewish blood Matzah is true [and] that all its details are recorded in the Shar'i [Islamic Religious] Courts in Damascus, Aleppo and Hama in 1840. The French Orientalist Charles Laurand published these details in a book called The Murder of Father Toma and his Servant Ibrahim Amara. The book was translated to Arabic by Dr. Youssef Nasrallah and published in Cairo in 1898."
The US and Western 1941 embargo of Japan provoked the 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
The Arab 1967 blockade of the Straits of Tiran to Israeli shipping provoked the 1967 Israeli attack against its Arab neighbors.
Back in 1948, evil Arab hordes attacked the innocent Zionists as they tended their kibbutz's. Hopelessly out numbered and unarmed but determined they responded by forming a rag tag group of militias. They made their own weapons with their bare hands from mud and tree bark. Their uniforms were made from leaves and grasses. During the battle when it looked like defeat was certain and the brave Zionists might loose hope, God intervened on their side. He smit the enemy of his chosen people and the cowardly Arabs fled, proving Israel's creation was a miracle.
I'm not the one revising history here....
Graves and Questions in the Sinai - Editorial - NYTimes.com...Allegations of unprovoked killings first appeared last month when a retired Israeli General, Arieh Biroh, admitted he had killed Egyptian prisoners in the 1956 conflict with Egypt...
...An Israeli offer of compensation to the families of the victims is laudable, but not sufficient...
Several dead, many wounded in pro Israeli/ pro Palestinian debate on CC. Several others have been reported missing as sniper fire increases.
In order for the NYT to print the story, they had to believe the story had merit. Let me know when the New York Times reprints Al Ahram's blood libel story.
Here is a NYT OpEd about the same story:
Graves and Questions in the Sinai - Editorial - NYTimes.com
How about the YNet?
Ynetnews is the English-language sister-site to Ynet, Israel's largest and most popular news and content website.
Former Meretz leader decries 1967 war crimes - Israel News, Ynetnews
Also according to my research, Egyptians probably executed some Israeli POWs in 1973. When Israeli PM Rabin was asked about the Egyptian POW executions and launching an investigation, he never denied them. Instead he said:
"There were digressions on both sides. No good would be served by bringing up these issues,"
Rabin rejects call to investigate alleged POW killings in '56, '67 | j. the Jewish news weekly of Northern California
In order for the NYT to print the story, they had to believe the story had merit. Let me know when the New York Times reprints Al Ahram's blood libel story.
Here is a NYT OpEd about the same story:
Graves and Questions in the Sinai - Editorial - NYTimes.com
How about the YNet?
Ynetnews is the English-language sister-site to Ynet, Israel's largest and most popular news and content website.
Former Meretz leader decries 1967 war crimes - Israel News, Ynetnews
Also according to my research, Egyptians probably executed some Israeli POWs in 1973. When Israeli PM Rabin was asked about the Egyptian POW executions and launching an investigation, he never denied them. Instead he said:
"There were digressions on both sides. No good would be served by bringing up these issues,"
Rabin rejects call to investigate alleged POW killings in '56, '67 | j. the Jewish news weekly of Northern California