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  1. Rick says:

    Pincus should watch out–he may follow Fisk and Lapham into the dictionary.

  2. Bob Miller says:

    The following should be a wake-up call for any pro-Israel voters who still have illusions about the Obama Administration:

    http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2009/03/fortress-israel.html#links

  3. lester says:

    it isn’t very representitive of arab public opinion. sorry , it’s not

  4. Bob Miller says:

    Hagmann, who was quoted in the link contained in my Comment #2 above, is evidently unreliable:

    http://www.debbieschlussel.com/archives/2006/08/northeast_intel.html

    Sorry for the distraction. The basic concern remains, though.

  5. Bob Miller says:

    As for Lester’s comment #4—While we’re on the subject of terrorism, by what stretch has the dapper Abbas not been a terrorist himself based on his past actions and affiliations?

  6. Magnolia says:

    Lester-Jews are not settlers.The west-Bank always belonged to the Jews, The Arabs are the settlers. Look up your history of Palestine.

  7. David says:

    Uh-Oh

    Reuters, today:
    GENEVA (Reuters) – A United Nations human rights investigator said on Thursday that Israel’s massive military assault on densely populated Gaza appeared to constitute a grave war crime.

    Richard Falk, U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories, said the Geneva Conventions required warring forces to distinguish between military targets and surrounding civilians.

    “If it is not possible to do so, then launching the attacks is inherently unlawful and would seem to constitute a war crime of the greatest magnitude under international law,” Falk said.

    “On the basis of the preliminary evidence available, there is reason to reach this conclusion,” he wrote in an annual report submitted to the U.N. Human Rights Council.

  8. Elliott says:

    David, Falk is making propaganda again as usual. Or you might call it lying. Geneva Convention IV, article 28, provides that the presence of “a protected person” [non-combatant} at a location does not grant immunity to that location if a military target is also located there. Further, deliberately placing military men [military targets] at a location where “protected persons” are located is a war crime. That is, a Hamas war crime. Falk’s appointment to his present post at the UN is emblematic of the UN’s general corruption. However, in order to resist smooth-talking slime like Falk, people do need to study the international law of war, such as Geneva IV.

  9. lester says:

    7 lol that’s not how anyone but them view it, includiing the US government so you might as well as keep eccentric sentiments like that to yourself

  10. ian says:

    The UN finds that Israel engaged in war crimes. In other news, night is dark, ice is cold, the earth rotates around the sun and gravity causes things to fall.

  11. Bob Miller says:

    That UN—the one that rolls over for Hezbollah and the like?