Comments on: Don’t Listen to Beilin’s Broken Record

By: aliyah06

aliyah06 — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 08:11:36 +0000

If we don’t give up ANY territory? Uh, we gave up Gaza–and got an Iranian proxy army firing missiles at us daily, citizens and soldiers both under attack. We previously gave up big chunks of the West Bank and gave it to Arafat’s goons to police–and we got terrorism and a Second Intifada, many of whose militia were the very police the West armed. The point here is not to make the same mistakes again–fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. I live in Jerusalem and would prefer not to see the West Bank become the latest launch platform for Iranian Grads, thank you.

All the starry-eyed Beilinists who think the Arabs are ‘just like us’ are idiots. You worry about no Palestinian state? I don’t — keep the West Bank, issue every Arab AND Jew who hasn’t served in the army or national service a ‘residence permit’ which allows him/her to live and work here but not vote. You want to vote? You want ‘equal rights’? Then assume equal responsibility–serve in the army, swear an oath of allegience to the Jewish state, send your kids to state schools, THEN you can vote, get Bituach Leumi, qualify for mortgages and university tuition grants and child allowances….until then, you’re nothing more than a guest, not a citizen.

No, I’m not worried–the chareidim will go to New York or France where they can collect welfare and the Arabs will move to Jordan or France, ditto……..

By: Eleni Schmidt

Eleni Schmidt — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:28:52 +0000

Wow. Molly, dear, if you don’t give up any territory, if a palestinian state is not established soon, then the palestinians will start demanding equal right within Israel. That will be the end of the jewish state and the beginning of a binational state. Sounds good to you?

By: Molly

Molly — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 07:50:47 +0000

Thanks! But, I couldn’t become a politician- you can only be corrupt if you are a politician…in fact the words should be synonymous. One equals the other nowadays. I would rather stick on the people’s side and fight the government, until they hear our voices!

By: aliyah06

aliyah06 — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 17:38:40 +0000

If you’d like to run for the Knesset, I’ll work on your campaign!

By: Shimshon

Shimshon — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 20:16:53 +0000

I do not think Beilin should be in prison, because it his not his fault he is so naive and still believing that there is a wonderful world outside.
The Arabs have only one thing in mind: It’s to destroy Israel and the west – we shall never forget it when talking about peace!

By the way a great site – added you to my Blogroll.

By: 3Jay

3Jay — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 18:00:39 +0000

Beilin is an utter moron. He completely and intentionally ignores the Palastinian Charter calling for Israels destruction, which is the same for both Hamass and Fatah. These bogus Palastinians don’t want peace, only our demise!
This man should be in prison for the crimes he has committed against the state, including the death of hundreds of Israelis.

By: danny brothers

danny brothers — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 21:18:04 +0000

I don’t know if you’ll agree or not, but this character is just as foolish as the rest of them. There was an article in Haaretz last week that essentially said we need to step up the peace talks with Abbas/Fatah in order to weaken Hamas. Beilin pretty much said the same thing there in his final paragraph, that the faster we reach a peace agreement with Fatah, the faster we can prove to Gaza residents that a non-violent approach is better for them.

All these people misunderstand Gazans. They don’t want peace. Hamas doesn’t want peace, and they are thriving off the Gazan blood-thirstyness. My proof? That they captured a BBC journalist, a person known to be an Arab sympathizer for a sympathizing paper, and held him hostage. That’s not bad PR, that’s proof of insanity. Point: They don’t want pragmatism. They want spilled blood. Revenge. War.