Olmert under fire over settlements ahead of U.S. visit

Tuesday 03rd June, 05:40 AM JST

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netrek at 01:15 PM JST - 3rd June

Cool.
adaydream at 02:08 PM JST - 3rd June

Isreal has no plans for peace. Ohmert is looking for a way to keep the unrest going.

Hamas, which won an upset victory in 2006 Palestinian parliamentary elections, accused Abbas of “lending legitimacy” to the Israeli settlements by meeting Olmert one day after the new projects were announced.

So Hamas was the elected group in leadership? That means that they should be in the meetings? Ohmert is taking advantage of an Isreali steal that has never been recogonized by the international community.

This is the same group that wants to bomb Iran. < :-)
SuperLib at 02:14 PM JST - 3rd June

Olmert needs to go. Period. The only thing that worries me is stalling the peace talks that are going on with Syria now.
GrouchyGaijin at 02:16 PM JST - 3rd June

And, bad as Olmert is, just look at who they're tipping as the successor, http://mparent7777-1.livejournal.com/343271.html The frontrunner to become Israel’s next prime minister, Tzipi Livni, was a Paris agent for Mossad, Israel’s overseas intelligence agency, in the early 1980s when it ran a series of missions to kill Palestinian terrorists in European capitals, according to former colleagues quoted by the Sunday Times.
"They say Livni, now foreign minister, was on active service when Mamoun Meraish, a senior official in the Palestine Liberation Organization, was shot dead by a Mossad hit squad in Athens on August 21, 1983. She was not directly involved in the killing, in which two young men on a motorcycle drew alongside Meraish’s car and opened fire, but her role in Mossad remains secret," Times said. I guess you have to prove yourself with blood to get that job. Other peoples' blood.
Helter_Skelter at 04:33 PM JST - 3rd June

Ohmert is looking for a way to keep the unrest going

Another delusional leftist believing the return of land by Israel will bring peace. Anyway, there are plenty of Jihadists to keep the unrest going. Israel isn't returning control of East Jerusalem to the Muslim Arabs, nor should it. Muslim Arabs have to accept that there are consequences to their intolerance and violence against the Infidel. Deal with it.
skipthesong at 05:54 PM JST - 3rd June

So Hamas was the elected group in leadership? That means that they should be in the meetings? Ohmert is taking advantage of an Isreali steal that has never been recogonized by the international community."

Well, the KKK has had their people elected to positions of leadership too, are you going to talk to them? So why don't you just stop with "Hamas was elected" blah. The Nazi were elected too. I like how you make sure Hamas is to be recognized, but refuse to recognize the state of Israel.
super delegate at 09:16 PM JST - 3rd June

"They say Livni, now foreign minister, was on active service when Mamoun Meraish, a senior official in the Palestine Liberation Organization, was shot dead by a Mossad hit squad in Athens on August 21, 1983. She was not directly involved in the killing, in which two young men on a motorcycle drew alongside Meraish’s car and opened fire, but her role in Mossad remains secret," Times said."

Cool.

Force is about all the "Palestinians" understand.

They love their misery.
adaydream at 11:57 PM JST - 3rd June

How many resolutions against Iraq did the US and my dear war-mongers like to tell me about? I remember hearing day after day about these resolutions that we kept flaunting as a reason to attack Iraq. There were several resolutions I know, but were there as many as GrouchyGaijin posted? < :-)
bebert at 07:02 AM JST - 4th June

Even key ally Washington criticized the plans to build 884 new homes in two east Jerusalem settlements.

I say, keep building. That will make the future pograms that much more amusing. Once again, history repeats itself.