good read. i think the idf would of felt the bomb or even set it off when they searched for weapons on him. also he was shot 30mins after the arrest, accoring to 10 eyewitnesses. dunno what to really conclude but in the end, both sides are still as bad as each other, none is gooder that the other.

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Originally posted by rizen dunno what to really conclude

and that was the point most of us were trying to make, however seemed like most people had already concluded israel was being guilty, based on one stream of pics from an obscure website.

i have still yet to see one crediable report of an israeli government official or soldier intentionaly killing an innocent palestinian. i have however seen members of palestinian organizations intentionaly kill innocent israeli's, and therefore i believe one side is better then the other.

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Originally posted by rizen good read. i think the idf would of felt the bomb or even set it off when they searched for weapons on him. also he was shot 30mins after the arrest, accoring to 10 eyewitnesses. dunno what to really conclude but in the end, both sides are still as bad as each other, none is gooder that the other.

True, except we don't know how he was searched. It looks like his clothes were cut away from his back when he was on his stomach so something could still be attached to his front side. We don't even know if they did a full search of him before he supposedely tried setting off the device. We don't know the time of events, the full sequence of events, or really how any of it went down. Did we miss something that happened in between the last two pictures that would explain the shooting? At any rate snopes said it best when they say:

"Without having all the photographs at hand, a guide to demonstrate their correct sequencing, and more non-partisan news reports or accounts of the incident, we can only state that these pictures are, as the BBC termed them, "graphic, but inconclusive."

What's that saying? Pictures are worth a thousand words but require a thousand words to explain?

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Originally posted by Izzy i have still yet to see one crediable report of an israeli government official or soldier intentionaly killing an innocent palestinian.

I wouldn't go so far as to say that. I don't doubt that some soldiers were very liberal with their trigger fingers during some of the raids into Palestinian territories. Additionally I can't help but think that there was a lot of "wink, wink" behaviour going on with respects to the investigations of incidents where civilians were killed. And I do think the Israeli army was culpable of "doing nothing" when they invaded Lebanon and allowed the massacres in the refugee camps to happen. However, I do agree that it is not IDF military doctrine to target innocent civilians.

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Originally posted by occrider I wouldn't go so far as to say that. I don't doubt that some soldiers were very liberal with their trigger fingers during some of the raids into Palestinian territories. Additionally I can't help but think that there was a lot of "wink, wink" behaviour going on with respects to the investigations of incidents where civilians were killed. And I do think the Israeli army was culpable of "doing nothing" when they invaded Lebanon and allowed the massacres in the refugee camps to happen. However, I do agree that it is not IDF military doctrine to target innocent civilians.

you're completely right, i should have phrased it like that.

however i still cringe the at the whole lebanon massacre thing, firstly i dont see how israel could be accused of 'allowing' a massacre, obviously if the lebanese militia that committed the acts came up to the IDF and asked whether they could go masscre people at the camp, israel would have never allowed them near the camp. Secondly to refer to a single act that the IDF was only indirectly responsible for twenty years ago compared to the direct and obviosu massacres taking place on israeli busesses today further shows the inequality of 'goodness/evil' between the two sides

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you guys just never want to believe that your perfect government could commit such actions,always blame everything for terrorism.Oh well keep thinking like that,but we are not blinded,your nasty government does commits crimes,and goes against the international law,but most of the time it never gets noticed,and once it does,you guys always deny it!!

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer you guys just never want to believe that your perfect government could commit such actions,always blame everything for terrorism.Oh well keep thinking like that,but we are not blinded,your nasty government does commits crimes,and goes against the international law,but most of the time it never gets noticed,and once it does,you guys always deny it!!

Do you remember the happy demonstrations of Palestinians after Sept. 11th when they burned American flags?? For some reason you guys keep denying that as well....

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Originally posted by Izzy you're completely right, i should have phrased it like that. however i still cringe the at the whole lebanon massacre thing, firstly i dont see how israel could be accused of 'allowing' a massacre, obviously if the lebanese militia that committed the acts came up to the IDF and asked whether they could go masscre people at the camp, israel would have never allowed them near the camp. Secondly to refer to a single act that the IDF was only indirectly responsible for twenty years ago compared to the direct and obviosu massacres taking place on israeli busesses today further shows the inequality of 'goodness/evil' between the two sides

First, I'm pro-israely.. Having said that, Sharon knew exactly what he was doing at the time(i'm talking about the massacre of 1982). It's not like the massacre that happened was a surprise to him. Sharon simply let somebody else do the dirty work for him.

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Originally posted by Izzy you're completely right, i should have phrased it like that. however i still cringe the at the whole lebanon massacre thing, firstly i dont see how israel could be accused of 'allowing' a massacre, obviously if the lebanese militia that committed the acts came up to the IDF and asked whether they could go masscre people at the camp, israel would have never allowed them near the camp. Secondly to refer to a single act that the IDF was only indirectly responsible for twenty years ago compared to the direct and obviosu massacres taking place on israeli busesses today further shows the inequality of 'goodness/evil' between the two sides

I haven't read up on the issue as much as I've read up on the wars of 1948, 67, and 73. The internet can never be the replacement of a good history book that covers the event from as many perspectives as possible, but every account I've read on the issue at the very least places gross negligence on the inaction of the IDF to predict what would happen and prevent it. At the very most critics would argue that the IDF was guilty of instigating the massacres. Perhaps I'll try to find an impartial book to read on the matter ... that's next on my list of Middle East events to study.

But here's a simple overview without the rhetoric (a rarity on the internet) written by some students ...

http://www.thehoya.com/viewpoint/092402/view4.cfm

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you guys just never want to believe that your perfect government could commit such actions,always blame everything for terrorism.Oh well keep thinking like that,but we are not blinded,your nasty government does commits crimes,and goes against the international law,but most of the time it never gets noticed,and once it does,you guys always deny it!!

I'm not Jewish, I'm not Israeli, I'm not afraid to admit the US is wrong, and I'm not afraid to admit that I'm wrong as I've done so in the past. You should direct your baseless criticisms elsewhere. Otherwise, by all means expose my guilt. You should have plenty of proof and source material since I've been posting here frequentely since the start of the polit forum.

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer you guys just never want to believe that your perfect government could commit such actions,always blame everything for terrorism.Oh well keep thinking like that,but we are not blinded,your nasty government does commits crimes,and goes against the international law,but most of the time it never gets noticed,and once it does,you guys always deny it!!

A) I think the "guys'" point in this thread is to show there is no proof either way so you can't accuse them of believing a certain one.

B) As long as you keep on jumping on hints and use them as proofs that our perfect government is guilty of all accusations anyone ever makes towards it, I don't think you should post statements such as the one underlined above.

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