Israel's Barrier, Part III

[sunlikeacandle]

Great videos, but Ashkelon is a city, not a settlement.

[Keskin1975]

Well said thame6g, and that is just one argument which makes it difficult to understand why israel was built on palestinian soil after WWII.

It would have been logical to take some land from germany or israels father the US.

They planned this thing all along believe me, it is so obious that people can`t see it because it`s too close to their eyes.

Just imagine a muslim country in the middle of the US and you`ll know what it`s like for palestinians.

[Jay6url]

Long Live Palestine. Some day, inshallah

[sweeney004]

oh Palestine

some day some day

[luisvuofh]

I just can't believe these people want to fight each other with all that fine ass & pussy did you see that ARMY chick fuckin hot

[thespadeinator]

can't wait until these countries unite against a common enemy

[fr33t0killy0u]

amazing videos please post more as soon as possible

[liorbk]

Remember that up until 2000 there was no fence. Palestinians were co-existing with settlers (and Israelis), they got in and out of the west bank to Israel every day.

The second intifada changed everything, and I don't think the Palestinians have much of a right to complain about their current situation.

The fence was build due to continued violence aimed on civilian Israeli population. Only two weeks ago a car bomb was found at a mall parking lot in Haifa. Truly an act of peaceful people.

[TrautsEpoc]

I bet you're a conservative.

[liorbk]

Not exactly. I'm an Israeli citizen. As much as I try to be balanced, I don't think I can ever go against my home country. I should have mentioned that in my original post.

[gohomeman123]

you lack the courage to stand up for humanity, in order to support your country. the most patriotic people are the people who see that their country is going wrong, and try to stop it. if you dont oppose your government, they will do whatever they like. dont you feel that you have an obligation to help the palestinians who are treated like dogs?

[pooti112]

Very good points

[Consoleposterboy]

The problem then is you have to ask yourself why Israel subsidises and permits Israelis to build on Palestinian land. Why Israel never made any steps toward a Palestinian state? Why facilitate the building of Jewish-only roads, etc? All this was BEFORE the intifada and the suicide bombings.

[thamer6g]

friend, it's a reaction ..do you assume that people got attacked in schools and their children were killed and their houses are destroyed and and and .. to be doing nothing? the normal human would react ... who hide Jews when the crusaders invaded Spain ??? it was the Muslims if you don't know which means We have a long term relationship with Jews and I respect every single one and I have Israeli friend as well. What I want to say is We don't hate Jews but we hate Israeli gov who represents JEWS

[liorbk]

thamer6g - I still don't understand why they aim their attacks on civilian population. I got off a bus one stop before it exploded when I was only 15. Some of my friends, who died on their way back from school, were only 14 and 15 years old. You can't say I got stuck in the crossfire, since there was no military presence.

I don't think I have the ability to understand that.

I don't blame the farmers or the uninvolved, and I truly hope the Israelis will find a way to support their needs.