Reply With QuoteAbout bloody time!Originally Posted by J.Noah ה
About bloody time!
So now that "we showed them" whats next, how will Lieberman fix the situation?giving them the finger is not going to solve anything.
That just makes Isreal look like they are running away from the issue, they should prove why they should be able to stay in the West bank which in turn would prove the UNHRC wrong.
There is nothing to prove. Israel does not claim the West Bank. It simply wants to negotiated settlement through the Osslo's.
That's what mean
Then they should have argued this instead of turning tail.
What makes you think that the Israeli government has not been trying to endorse this deal for years? What has the PA done to progress through Osslo's/242? Ofcourse, the UNHRC hosted a representative from Syrian government who hosted a talk about the importance of human rights, while there is a massacre going on in Syria. But lets talk about those West Bank Jewish buildings, which the PA refuses to negotiate a settlement for..
What's the point when we are guilty before the debate even starts? And it's not like this is an isolated event. This trend has been ongoing since the founding of the UNHRC. Just look at their policies towards Israel and track record of condemnations compared to those towards the rest of the countries of the world.
They never tackle the true problem at hand. The PA gets away with unilateral actions like nothing but some settlement is condemned because it prohibits "peace talks" which the PA violates in the first place. Unbelievable.
Netherlands will not condemn Israel for breaking ties with the UN Human Rights Council
http://www.jpost.com/International/A...aspx?id=264011
Some Western Nations like the Netherlands, they are starting to see the UNHRC for what it has become. A mouth piece for Dictator's and their fans.
But I feel it has become a little too late now, to realised it.
Peres warns settlements threaten the ‘future of a Jewish state
http://www.timesofisrael.com/shimon-...-jewish-state/
- Nothing to do with the UN but same package, different leader.
Peres's opinions about this subject are no secret though as President he should know better and avoid such statements.
I agree. No wonder why the occupation myth's come to life.
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