Prime Minister Ehud Barak, at the weekly Cabinet meeting today (Sunday), 28.5.2000, gave a briefing on the situation in the north following the IDF's withdrawal from Lebanon and noted that the border has been quiet so far. He informed the Cabinet that the United Nations has begun demarcating the border and that Lebanese police have been sent to the most sensitive areas of southern Lebanon.
In light of the delicate and fragile conditions in the area, every day that passes quietly contributes to the chances of stabilizing the situation. Israel is ready for any possibility and the IDF has clear orders to open fire only in instances of self-defense or rescue. The IDF will not open fire under any other circumstances in order to increase the chances for quiet and stability.
Regarding the Shabaa Farms outpost on Har Dov, Prime Minister Barak stated that UN and Israeli maps show that 90% of the area is not part of Lebanon, and therefore will not be evacuated. The small area in which two minor outposts were located were evacuated; thus, the IDF has completely withdrawn to the international border in accordance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 425.
Foreign Minister David Levy met today (May 28) with UN envoy, Terje Larsen, who expressed complete satisfaction with Israeli cooperation in fulfilling the conditions of Security Council Resolution 425.
At the meeting, Minister Levy stated the following:
Israel showed, and continues to show, restraint in the face of provocation. (for those that do not understand what this means - it means they were being threatened the entire time on the boarder by Hizb'allah)
It is not yet clear whether what we are witnessing now in Lebanon is a release of pent-up emotions indicative of future quiet or agitation indicating disquiet and a return to the cycle of violence.
At this stage, some degree of doubt exists concerning Lebanon's willingness to cooperate. There must be cooperation with the UN.
The armed militias are like a time bomb placed at the doorstep of the central Government of Lebanon.
Only a strong, determined country such as Israel could have decided upon, and carried out, the withdrawal from Lebanon. Israel displayed self-confidence, military fortitude and political good-judgement.
After a generation of hardship, the Government of Lebanon now has an opportunity to reestablish its sovereignty, restore quiet and rehabilitate the area -
"Lebanon has an obligation. It remains to be seen which path it will choose - one in which its own interests are served, or one in which it continues playing a role in the games of others. If Lebanon plays the games of others, it will be playing with fire, in its own house."
UNIFIL forces were sent to bolster the Lebanese Government so that the latter can assert its authority over the entire country. Lebanese cooperation with the UNIFIL will assist in the vitally important process of Lebanon's recovery, so there will be no remorse in the future.
At the meeting, UN envoy Larsen declared his intention to meet with the President and Prime Minister of Lebanon, and told of his planned meeting with the Foreign Minister of Syria in Damascus on Wednesday (May 31).
Following is the statement of Secretary-General Kofi Annan on receiving confirmation by the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) of the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon:
I am delighted to tell you that the United Nations Force in Lebanon has today reported to me that Israel has withdrawn from the country, in full compliance with Security Council resolution 425 (1978). I have just conveyed this information to the Security Council.
The people of Lebanon have waited more than 22 years for this moment. We must all admire the fortitude with which they have borne this long ordeal.
This is a happy day for Lebanon, but also for Israel. It is a day of hope for the Middle East as a whole. And it is a day of pride for the United Nations. It shows that United Nations resolutions, when fully implemented by all parties working together, can be the building blocks of peace.
Letter dated 24 July 2000 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council
Further to my report on the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) of 20 July 2000 (S/2000/718), I have the honour to inform you that the Israeli authorities have removed all soldiers of the line of withdrawal. Further, in a meeting with Mr. Terje Roed-Larsen, my Special Envoy, President Lahoud and Prime Minister Hoss today gave their consent to the full deployment of UNIFIL. President Lahoud confirmed this decision to me in a subsequent telephone conversation.
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NOW comes the good stuff. Hizb'allah starts the war
The following is from UN.ORG the united nations home page.
Situation in the Area, July-October 2000
From the end of July until early October 2000, the situation in the UNIFIL area of operations was generally calm, except for numerous minor violations of the line of withdrawal, the so-called Blue Line.
In the context of the tension in the Occupied Territories and Israel, about 500 Palestinians and supporters approached the line south of Marwahin to demonstrate against Israel. As the crowd attempted to cross the Israeli border fence, Israeli troops opened fire, killing three and injuring some 20. Since then, the Lebanese authorities have prevented further demonstrations by Palestinians on the line. Later the same day, in a serious breach of the ceasefire, Hizbollah launched an attack across the Blue Line about 3 kilometres south of Shaba and took three Israeli soldiers prisoner. On 20 October, three Palestinians crossed the Blue Line east of Kafr Shuba and tried to break through the Israeli technical fence, which runs some distance behind the line. The Israeli forces responded with heavy fire. One of the three was killed; the others managed to get away.
This was a mob and Israel had full authority to open fire, not because it was a breach of the UN resolution on part of the mob, but because of injury the a mob of 500 would cause to the soldiers. I would have fired at a mob of 500 people trying to break into the compound as well. This was not a peaceful protest, and the mob would have attacked upon making it through the line. They were warned and they ignored the warnings.
And after that HIZB'ALLAH broke the peace.
Here's another bit of information.
Lebanese administrators, police, security and army personnel function throughout the area, and their presence and activities continued to grow. They began re-establishing local administration in the villages and have made progress in re-integrating the communications, infrastructure, health and welfare systems with the rest of the country. In late August the former Israeli-controlled area participated, for the first time since 1972, in a parliamentary election.
However, near the Blue Line the authorities have, in effect, left control to Hizbollah. **(what a smart move)** Its members worked in civilian attire and were normally unarmed. They monitored the Blue Line, maintained public order and, in some villages, provided social, medical and education services.
UNIFIL monitored the area through ground and air patrols and a network of observation posts. It acted to correct violations by raising them with the side concerned, and used its best efforts, through continuous, close liaison with both sides, to prevent friction and limit incidents. However, UNIFIL has not been able to persuade the Lebanese authorities to assume their full responsibilities along the Blue Line.
The following is a chronological list of events along Israel's northern border in which Israeli civilians or soldiers were killed or wounded from May 2000 until July 12, 2006. These are only a few events. Many more occured inbetween the mentioned dates.
27 May 2006 - An IDF soldier was wounded when Katyushas were fired at an army base at Mt. Meron in the upper Galilee.
27 Dec 2005 - A branch of a Palestinian organization connected to Al-Qaida fired 6 Katyushas, damaging a house in Kiryat Shmona and a house in Metulla. In response, the IAF attacked a training base of the Popular Front, south of Beirut.
21 Nov 2005 - An attempt to kidnap an IDF soldier was foiled when paratroopers patrolling near Rajar village discerned a Hizbullah unit approaching. Private David Markovitz opened fire, killing all four. In a heavy attack of mortars and Katyusha rockets that ensued, nine soldiers and and two civilians were injured.
29 June 2005 - More than 20 mortars were fired from across the border. Cpl. Uzi Peretz of the Golani Brigade was killed and four soldiers wounded, including the unit's doctor. Fire was exchanged and helicopters and planes attacked five Hizbullah outposts in the Reches Ramim area.
7 Apr 2005 - Two Israeli Arabs from the village of Rajar on the Israel-Lebanon border were kidnapped by Hizbullah operatives and held in captivity for four days in an attempt to obtain information on Israel.
9 Jan 2005 - An explosive device was detonated against an IDF patrol at Nahal Sion. One Israeli soldier was killed, and a UN officer was killed.
20 July 2004 - Hizbullah sniper fired at an IDF post in the western sector of the Israeli-Lebanese border. Two IDF soldiers were killed.
7 May 2004 - Fire in the Mt. Dov sector. IDF soldier Dennis Leminov was killed, and two other soldiers were severely wounded. The IDF returned fire.
19 Jan 2004 - An anti-tank missile was fired at IDF D9 while neutralizing explosive charges near Zari’t. An IDF soldier, Yan Rotzenski, was killed and another soldier was severely wounded.
6 Oct 2003 - Staff Sgt. David Solomonov was killed when Hizbullah fired at an IDF force south of the Fatma Gate in the eastern sector. In addition, the Hizbullah fired missiles and rockets at an IDF post in the Reches Ramim area.
10 Aug 2003 - Haviv Dadon, 16, of Shlomi, was struck in the chest and killed by shrapnel from an anti-aircraft shell fired by Hizbullah terrorists in Lebanon. Four others were wounded.
20 Jul 2003 - Hizbullah snipers fired on an Israeli outpost near Shtula, killing two Israeli soldiers.
7 May 2003 - Hizbullah attacked IDF positions in the Sheba farms with heavy rocket, mortar, and small arms fire. One Israeli soldier was killed and five others were wounded in the attack.
29 Aug 2002 - Fire at an IDF post in the Mt. Dov sector. IDF soldier Ofer Misali was killed, and two other soldiers were lightly wounded.
12 Mar 2002 - Infiltration: In a shooting attack on the Shlomi- Metzuba route. Six Israelis civilians were killed, among them IDF officer Lt. German Rojkov.
14 Apr 2001 - Fire at an IDF post in the Mt. Dov sector. IDF soldier Elad Litvak was killed.
16 Feb 2001- Fire at an IDF convoy on Mt. Dov. IDF soldier Elad Shneor was killed, and three other soldiers were wounded.
26 Nov 2000 - A charge was detonated near an IDF convoy. IDF soldier Khalil Taher was killed and two other soldiers were wounded.
7 Oct 2000 - Kidnapping: Three IDF soldiers: Adi Avitan, Omer Soued and Binyamin Avraham were kidnapped by the Hizballah from the Mt. Dov sector.
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In addition, Hizbullah was involved in terrorist acts carried out by affiliated Palestinian terrorist cells in Israel:
28 Apr 2001 - A 60 year-old Israeli man was found stabbed to death in Kfar Ba'aneh, near Carmiel in Galilee. The terrorists responsible for the attack were apprehended in July. Six members of a Hizbullah-linked Palestinian terrorist cell responsible for the murder were arrested in July. The murder was the initiation rite of the organization.
1 Apr 2001 - A 42 year-old Israeli woman was stabbed to death in Haifa. Her murder was the initiation rite of a terrorist cell, whose members were apprehended in July. Six members of a Hizbullah-linked Palestinian terrorist cell responsible for the murder, originally thought to be criminally motivated, were arrested in July. The murder was the initiation rite of one of the terrorists into the organization.
The report went on to say that since the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafic Hariri on 14 February, Lebanon had undergone a period of increased political instability, manifested by large-scale demonstrations in the capital, the resignation of the Government, several bomb attacks in various areas of Beirut, the assassinations of journalist Samir Kassir and politician George Hawi, and most recently, the attack on the envoy of Defence Minister Elias Murr
NOTE **Hariri was assassinated on 14 February 2005 when explosives equivalent to around 1000 kg of TNT were detonated as his motorcade drove past the St George Hotel in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The Syrian government is the focus of international suspicion of having committed the murder.***
**** Notes on who these people were
Samir Kassir (May 5, 1960 – June 2, 2005), was a university professor, journalist and historian born to a Lebanese Palestinian father and a Syrian mother. He held both Lebanese and French nationality. A prominent left-wing activist, he was a strong advocate of freedom for the Palestinians, democracy in Lebanon and Syria and a vocal critic of the Syrian presence in Lebanon. He was assassinated on 2 June 2005 and his assailants remain unknown. A French investigation is currently underway but its results have yet to be released.
George Hawi was assassinated when a bomb planted in his car was detonated by remote control, as he travelled through Beirut's Wata Musaitbi neighbourhood. The perpetrator has not been found, but many in Lebanon blame Syria for this and other explosions in the capital, after the Syrian retreat from Lebanon. It is known that Hawi who was a long time ally to Syria, turned against it and joined the Anti-Syrian coalition whose members were the prime targets of Syrians in the past years.
BEIRUT, -- A car bomb went off Tuesday in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, killing at least two people and injuring caretaker Defense Minister Elias Murr, witnesses and security officials said. ***
Describing the political and security environment as still fragile, the Secretary-General pointed particularly to the November 2005 Hizbollah attack, which had led to a heavy exchange of fire with IDF.
NOTE - Again Hizb'allah attacked first in this situation.
Israel was attacked from 2000-2004 and decided to take action. A ceasefire with bastards of Hizb'allah was made again - and 2 years later - here we are.
This information does not come froma biased media page wanting to bash Israel or wanting to bash Hizb'allah. it comes from united nations home page and from what the united nations people observed while stationed in lebanon.
Dreamzwalker said this in post #1 : Later the same day, in a serious breach of the ceasefire, Hizbollah launched an attack across the Blue Line about 3 kilometres south of Shaba and took three Israeli soldiers prisoner. On 20 October, three Palestinians crossed the Blue Line east of Kafr Shuba and tried to break through the Israeli technical fence, which runs some distance behind the line. The Israeli forces responded with heavy fire. One of the three was killed; the others managed to get away.
7 Oct 2000 - Kidnapping: Three IDF soldiers: Adi Avitan, Omer Soued and Binyamin Avraham were kidnapped by the Hizballah from the Mt. Dov sector.
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I would just like to point out these two points which is WHAT started Israel to began sending drones and air surveillance in.
Which i would expect any country to do upon the invasions that hizb'allah began.
This is what started Israels breaches, was when Hizb'allah attacked and broke first. So don't go about trying to point fingers at Israel by posting bias links about breaking the ceasefire when Hizb'allah clearly broke first per the UN - the links some people provide are one sided. Stating only what Israel did and not what Hizb'allah did.
It details part of Israels occupation and South Lebanon Army trying to keep the peace in certain areas as well as what Israel has done that shouldn't and should and then what led up to 2000 crisis. It also details stability and non stability - it primarily refers to whatever happened in leb.
It also refers to what happened in the farm lands that H@ts posted in a different area.
New hostilities on the Israeli-Lebanese border started on 12 July 2006 when Hizbollah launched several rockets from Lebanese territory across the Blue Line towards IDF positions near the coast and in the area of the Israeli town of Zarit. In parallel, Hizbollah fighters crossed the Blue Line into Israel, attacked an Israeli patrol and captured two Israeli soldiers, killed three others and wounded two more. The captured soldiers were taken into Lebanon.
Subsequent to the attack on the patrol, a heavy exchange of fire ensued across the Blue Line between Hizbollah and the IDF. While the exchange of fire stretched over the entire length of the Line, it was heaviest in the areas west of Bint Jubayl and in the Shabaa farms area. Hizbollah targeted IDF positions and Israeli towns south of the Blue Line. Israel retaliated by ground, air and sea attacks. In addition to air strikes on Hizbollah positions, the IDF targeted numerous roads and bridges in southern Lebanon, within and outside the UNIFIL area of operations
One of the bias links H@ts produced just explained that a farm boy was killed - did not include hizb'allah/Israel battle from what i recall.
If the above link details something that backs up your argument then please post those details. I'm not trawling through thousands of words to try and figure out what you are tyring to say. And if it's quotes you're posting then put it in quotes so I can see it's not your interpretation of those quotes. I could post hundreds of links to websites but I'm interested in what people on this forum think.
99.9% of what i posted is quotes - i'm not going back and posting it again
the area that says ***NOTES was from me, its the largest part.
the rest of what i said was perhaps one to two lines in each post. mostly at the end of each.
everything i posted DETAILS and backs up my argument.
you can either accept it or not. go re-read it. If you do not believe me - go to that link and do a search *Alt+F *in internet explorer on the linked page and search for the text from my post.
I did a lot of digging for my informtion because i lost my favorites a while back and had to relocate it. Anyways what i posted proves, catalogs, and declares Hizb'allah as the starter in 2000.
Okay here's some resolutions that Israel has ignored, backed by the US. Look them up on the net to find out what they mean.
quote:
Resolution 106: "... 'condemns' Israel for Gaza raid"
Resolution 111: "...'condemns' Israel for raid on Syria that killed fifty-six people"
Resolution 127: "...'recommends' Israel suspend its 'no-man's zone' in Jerusalem"
Resolution 171: "...determines flagrant violations by Israel in its attack on Syria"
Resolution 228: "...'censures' Israel for its attack on Samu in the West Bank,
then under Jordanian control"
Resolution 237: "...'urges' Israel to allow return of new 1967 Palestinian refugees"
Resolution 248: "... 'condemns' Israel for its massive attack on Karameh in Jordan"
Resolution 250: "... 'calls' on Israel to refrain from holding military parade in Jerusalem"
Resolution 251: "... 'deeply deplores' Israeli military parade in Jerusalem in defiance
of Resolution 250"
Resolution 252: "..."declares invalid" Israel's acts to unify Jerusalem as Jewish capital"
Resolution 256: "... 'condemns' Israeli raids on Jordan as "flagrant violation""
Resolution 259: "...'deplores' Israel's refusal to accept UN mission to probe occupation"
Resolution 262: "...'condemns' Israel for attack on Beirut airport"
Resolution 267: "...'censures' Israel for administrative acts to change the status of Jerusalem"
Resolution 270: "...'condemns' Israel for air attacks on villages in southern Lebanon"
Resolution 271: "...'condemns' Israel's failure to obey UN resolutions on Jerusalem"
Resolution 279: "...'demands' withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon"
Resolution 280: "....'condemns' Israeli's attacks against Lebanon"
Resolution 285: "...'demands' immediate Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon"
Resolution 298: "...'deplores' Israel's changing of the status of Jerusalem" '
Resolution 316: "...'condemns' Israel for repeated attacks on Lebanon"
Resolution 317: "...'deplores' Israel's refusal to release Arabs abducted in Lebanon"
Resolution 332: "...'condemns' Israel's repeated attacks against Lebanon"
Resolution 337: "...'condemns' Israel for violating Lebanon's sovereignty"
Resolution 425: "...'calls' on Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon"
Resolution 427: "...'calls' on Israel to complete its withdrawal from Lebanon"
Resolution 444: "...'deplores' Israel's lack of cooperation with UN peacekeeping forces"
Resolution 446: "...'determines' that Israeli settlements are a "serious obstruction" to
peace and calls on Israel to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention"
Resolution 450: "...'calls' on Israel to stop attacking Lebanon"
Resolution 452: "...'calls' on Israel to cease building settlements in occupied territories"
Resolution 465: "...'deplores' Israel's settlements and asks all member states not to assist
Israel's settlements program"
Resolution 467: "...'strongly deplores' Israel's military intervention in Lebanon"
Resolution 468: "...'calls' on Israel to rescind illegal expulsions of two Palestinian mayors
and a judge and to facilitate their return"
Resolution 469: "...'strongly deplores' Israel's failure to observe the council"s order not to
deport Palestinians"
Resolution 471: "... 'expresses deep concern' at Israel's failure to abide by the
Fourth Geneva Convention"
Resolution 476: "... 'reiterates' that Israel's claims to Jerusalem re "null and void""
Resolution 478: "...'censures (Israel) in the strongest terms' for its claim to Jerusalem
in its 'Basic Law'"
Resolution 484: "...'declares it imperative' that Israel re-admit wo deported Palestinian mayors"
Resolution 487: "...'strongly condemns' Israel for its attack on Iraq's nuclear facility"
Resolution 497: "...'decides' that Israel's annexation of Syria's Golan Heights is 'null and
void' and demands that Israel rescind its decision forthwith"
Resolution 498: "...'calls' on Israel to withdraw from Lebanon"
Resolution 501: "...'calls' on Israel to stop attacks against Lebanon and withdraw its troops"
Resolution 509: "...'demands' that Israel withdraw its forces forthwith and unconditionally from Lebanon"
Resolution 515: "...'demands' that Israel lift its siege of Beirut and allow food supplies to be brought in"
Resolution 517: "...'censures' Israel for failing to obey UN resolutions and demands that Israel
withdraw its forces from Lebanon"
Resolution 518: "...'demands' that Israel cooperate fully with UN forces in Lebanon"
Resolution 520: "...'condemns' Israel's attack into West Beirut"
Resolution 573: "...'condemns' Israel "vigorously" for bombing Tunisia in attack on PLO headquarters
Resolution 587: "...'takes note' of previous calls on Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon and
urges all parties to withdraw"
Resolution 592: "...'strongly deplores' the killing of Palestinian students at Bir Zeit University by Israeli troops"
Resolution 605: "...'strongly deplores' Israel's policies and practices denying the human rights of Palestinians
Resolution 607: "...'calls' on Israel not to deport Palestinians and strongly requests it to abide by
the Fourth Geneva Convention
Resolution 608: "...'deeply regrets' that Israel has defied the United Nations and deported Palestinian civilians"
Resolution 636: "...'deeply regrets' Israeli deportation of Palestinian civilians
Resolution 641: "...'deplores' Israel's continuing deportation of Palestinians
Resolution 672: "...'condemns' Israel for violence against Palestinians at the Haram al-Sharif/Temple Mount
Resolution 673: "...'deplores' Israel's refusal to cooperate with the United Nations
Resolution 681: "...'deplores' Israel's resumption of the deportation of Palestinians
Resolution 694: "...'deplores' Israel's deportation of Palestinians and calls on it to ensure their
safe and immediate return
Resolution 726: "...'strongly condemns' Israel's deportation of Palestinians
Resolution 799: "...'strongly condemns' Israel's deportation of 413 Palestinians and calls for their
immediate return.
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what happened to cause resolution 111. hmmm Arabs are attacking, israel protects itself, Israel condemned. I always said wtf about this. There was a lot between Israel and syria that lead to this but this was about of a war between syria and Israel. Israel didn't just do it for just because.
Resolution 111: "...'condemns' Israel for raid on Syria that killed fifty-six people" 1967
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The Syrian army used the Golan Heights, which tower 3,000 feet above the Galilee, to shell Israeli farms and villages. Syria’s attacks grew more frequent in 1965 and 1966, forcing children living on kibbutzim in the Huleh Valley to sleep in bomb shelters. Israel repeatedly protested the Syrian bombardments to the UN Mixed Armistice Commission, which was charged with policing the cease-fire, but the UN did nothing to stop Syria’s aggression — even a mild Security Council resolution expressing “regret” for such incidents was vetoed by the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, Israel was condemned by the United Nations when it retaliated.
Syria’s attacks on Israeli kibbutzim from the Golan Heights finally provoked a retaliatory strike on April 7, 1967. During the attack, Israeli planes shot down six Syrian fighter planes — MiGs supplied by the Soviet Union. Shortly thereafter, the Soviets — who had been providing military and economic assistance to both Syria and Egypt — gave Damascus false information alleging a massive Israeli military buildup in preparation for an attack. Despite Israeli denials, Syria decided to invoke its defense treaty with Egypt and asked Nasser to come to its aid
On May 15, Israel's Independence Day, Egyptian troops began moving into the Sinai and massing near the Israeli border. By May 18, Syrian troops were prepared for battle along the Golan Heights...
****It is me speaking in this tiny starred area. H@ts you can look the rest up.
The following is what caused Resolution 106. The arabs in this particular situation attacked FIRST. Which is normal.*****
****Events leading to Resolution 106***
In 1955, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser began to import arms from the Soviet Bloc to build his arsenal for the confrontation with Israel. In the short-term, however, he employed a new tactic to prosecute Egypt's war with Israel. He announced it on August 31, 1955:
Egypt has decided to dispatch her heroes, the disciples of Pharaoh and the sons of Islam and they will cleanse the land of Palestine....There will be no peace on Israel's border because we demand vengeance, and vengeance is Israel's death.
These "heroes" were Arab terrorists, or fedayeen, trained and equipped by Egyptian Intelligence to engage in hostile action on the border and infiltrate Israel to commit acts of sabotage and murder. The fedayeen operated mainly from bases in Jordan, so that Jordan would bear the brunt of Israel's retaliation, which inevitably followed. The terrorist attacks violated the armistice agreement provision that prohibited the initiation of hostilities by paramilitary forces; nevertheless, it was Israel that was condemned by the UN Security Council for its counterattacks.
****Now, i'm not going to post things for every single Resolution. You can take your happy self and look it up on your own. This information is from my history book, encyclopedia, and online. you can find it.
All you did was POST the resolutions. you yourself told ME to post information to back my arguement in which i won. The arguement was - who started the current conflict between Hizb'allah and Israel.
And it was Hizb'alla in 2000 and it just finally erupted in 2006.
I am not going to post anymore arguements for you.
i have proven and proven my point, and the proof is in the bag.
If you want to continue this debate then you need to go find something that actually backs up what you are saying.
I have told you to research the history and you tried with this post - but you didn't say why they passed, what started it, and who was involved. You just wated to show some resolution against Israel.
Why did each of this pass? what lead up to it? why did israel attack syria? I have posted only a small bit of the past on why israel attacked. they defended themselves. After trying to get the UN to assist them and the UN refused.
Now, i can tell you that there is some Resolutions that happened towards Israel for bad things that Israel has done.
But the two that i just posted against, Israel was attacked first and the UN just decided to condemn them for defense. One didn't pass until some crazy jews assassinated someone. you can look up who yourself. The un basically passed it because they were pissed about it.
I know what you'll say - the same shitt you've been saying -
"dreamzwalker your just going to defend israel no matter what!"
contrary to what you want to believe about me, there are things that i do not agree with. But like i said - i know the history of the area and what caused these resolutions and the conflicts. 99.9% of it is due to Arab hatred. You cannot change that history no matter what you say, post, and attempt to show without historical background.
The brats, yes you, sat around and let a lot of the battles happen whil sitting there playing with yourselves and watching. After the battles you would try this or that.
this was while the brats where in control of israel. supposed to be anyhow. The moment you withdrew, nearly half a dozen arab countries attacked israel. and the arabs got their asses handed to them. Not once, but twice.
i'm done with this - i have shown you incorrect far more then I and still you refuse to believe what i have posted. Again, i suggest you go and read the history because i have 18 years of research on you.
One was for the 6 day war started by Arabs and one was the Suez War started by Egypt.
one last interesting bit of history for you, i have quoted it.
"On October 30, the United States sponsored a Security Council resolution calling for an immediate Israeli withdrawal, but England and France vetoed it. The following day, the two allies launched air operations, bombing Egyptian airfields near Suez."
yeah! go brats
Remember what is in ****info*** is me the rest is quoted .
h@ts said this in post #12 : Quit with the name calling. And learn to put stuff in quotes, and put a link to the quote. Your post is an almighty mess. Please try harder next time.
What name calling?
You've called me a hypicrite more times then i've posted.
you've also called me a yanker.
All i did was just change brits to brats since you said yank is the name for all americans.
nothing wrong with that. And not name calling either.
You want to talk about name calling, why don't you go back to the beginning when you started labeling me with your
personal definition of dictionary terms.
08-15-2006 01:33 PM
