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Mofaz: Jerusalem riots won't spread    Attila Somfalvi
1. Yet for the charideem rioting is a life style
How strange the charideem riot on a weekly basis with a green light from the police and yet the moment some arab youths react to jewish provacation when a bunch of right wing fanatics (conveniently also refered to as tourists) decide to invade the temple mount to incite hatred they send in the riot squad .
Yossi ,   Haifa   (10.06.09)
2. High definition cameras needed. Throw one rock, be banned
for 20 years.
Bunnie Meyer ,   Los Angeles, CA USA   (10.06.09)
3. Yeah yeah yeah
And Sharon's visit in 2000 shouldnt have ignited an intifada that spread and wound up maiming and killing thousands of Jews. But it did. Mofaz may win some political points trying to spread calming words, but no one should be fooled. This could easily spiral out of control. I only hope this time Israel goes on the offensive instead of the defensive. We dont want a repeat of the last time.
J K ,   NYC, USA   (10.06.09)
4. mofaz Jerusalem riots won't spread
mofaz solution is to turn and run in the middle of the night yes run rabbit run = mofaz
Yonatan ,   Jerusalem   (10.06.09)
5. The Arabs living in Israel.
Since its establishment Israel has hidden its head in the sand, refusing to face the fact that a mighty enemy has been growing within it, threatening its very existence. The Arabs of Israel see themselves as part of the Arab world and more particularly as “Arabs in occupied Palestine.” They enjoy every benefit that a democratic state has to offer, but they, together with Israel’s enemies, share the hope that this Jewish state, in which they have achieved conditions no other Arabs in the Middle East enjoy, will cease to exist. When Saddam Husayn attacked Israel with missiles in 1991, many Arabs in Israel supported the Iraqi dictator and openly demonstrated their sympathy for him. “We, the Arabs in this country,” – said Tibi – “wish to see a strong Arab force… able to confront the axis of the USA and Israel.” And these are among the mildest pronouncements of these Arab members of the Israeli parliament who enjoy all the rights and privileges that the Jewish Democracy can offer as explained at : http://xrl.us/bi3hx
Ron B. ,   Lod   (10.06.09)
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