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ithout Palestinian Front, Israel's ideological push for statehood will become meaningless and the country itself will become a pawn for European nations to bounce around.

I don't want to go into elaborate analysis for why the Israel/Arab war is a scam and fraud on the rest of the globe but I will like to point to one flaw :

Israel has pounded Gaza now for over a week in a decisive operation in which it claimed to have used precision bombing to locate and destroy Hamas establishments.  It also claims that Hamas continue to send rockets into Israel from their border town with Israel.  Well, rockets are heat radiating missiles and Israel have heat detecting radars that it can employ, daytime or nightime, to locate and wipe out the Hamas rocket launchers.  Why has Israel not done that?  If it truly is interested in stopping the attacks, the location is known and can be disharmed.  Israel has continued to allow the rocket shelling so it can have legitimacy for counter attacks from the sky and a possible ground offensive.

If you take out the Arabs from the middleeast, is there any other country in the world that Israel will turn its massive war armament against?

No other grievances for Israel and so a lot of diplomatic jobs at peace negotiations will dry up, a lot of jobs at weapons trading will dry up

a lot of sympathy for the Israeli cause will dry up

there is an emerging cooperation on the religious front between evangelicals and Jewish Rabbis and under the banner of Judeo-Christianity worship. . . without the Arabs this cooperation will dissapear and the Jews will once again be persecuted under canonical philosophies of Greco Roman beliefs.

Bottom line, we are all suckers for believing in the fraudulent war and taking sides.

bawomolo:
won't happen, hamas is firmly entrenched in gaza. this invasion would only increase the support hamas gets. the same happened with everyone chanting viva la revolution during the hezbollah conflict. you can only neutralize hamas's millitary wing.

KarmaMod:
Well deserved I'm sure

davidylan:
no mind them . . . 
Putin would long have taken Gaza off the map. Ask the Chechen muslims.

romeo:
Ermm! Chike Obi, It's not 70% of N40bn but 70% of Ministry of Youths Development's budget.

Out of N40 billion allocated to the Ministry of Youth Development over 70% will be spent on NYSC related matters.

The gunmen, who terrorised Northern Uganda for more than 20 years, have a turned a remote area of north-eastern Congo into their new killing ground.
An offensive mounted by Uganda’s army appears to have scattered the insurgents, who are now carrying out brutal revenge attacks on innocent villagers.
Scores of people were hacked and burned to death in a massacre inside a church on Boxing Day. Since then, mass killings have taken place in the towns of Duru, Faradje and Doruma.
Margarida Fawke, from the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, said the situation was “catastrophic”.
She added: “The villages are getting burnt, the people are getting killed. We are getting reports that all the female bodies found are naked, so we assume they were raped before they were killed.”
Duru has endured its second attack by the LRA. Last year, most of the town was burned to the ground and 65 children abducted from its school.

tope2000:
My dear, i cannot blv i started this yr with sickness, i have not been feeling well just gettin better o
Ole, u went to church to go look 4 girls
Lets go out o, i am bored sef

tope2000:
Lolz, i op toyin isnt reading this

But toyin is second wife na and she is from ekiti  
B.T.W
U know i hate sharing

davidylan:
na wa o 4play . . . do i need to spell it out for you?
Ok - toyinrayo is not available . . . neither is Tope.

I dash u blissfullynaughty. she get boobs too and more.

tope2000:
U say meself loff u with all my heart
but come o wetin ekiti women do u na

tope2000:
Lmao . . . . . no i am not
I am from Ogun though, why do u have something against or for ekiti girls?

LONDON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Arsene Wenger will carry on developing young talent rather than pay huge transfer fees for big-name signings, the Arsenal manager said on Friday.
"What we need to focus on is continually developing and not live in dreamland where we are linked with players of 30 million ($43.30 million) to 40 million pounds because that is not realistic," Wenger told the club's website (www.arsenal.com).
"I can cite you players in the last 10 or 15 years who have cost 30 million and have been a flop."
Arsenal are fifth in the Premier League, 10 points behind leaders Liverpool, and fans have urged Wenger to add new faces to his squad in the January transfer window.
However the Frenchman, who built his reputation on developing youngsters like Nicolas Anelka, Cesc Fabregas and Patrick Vieira, has faced a tighter financial regime since the club's expensive Emirates Stadium was built in 2006.
"We have gone for a policy that is to develop our young players , and not listen to everybody (in the media) who comes out every day with a new name," said Wenger.
"It is not necessarily linked that you spend 30 million (pounds) and get a massive player."

davidylan:
If its simply a matter of allowing goods in through Israeli borders fine but we know that's not what Hamas is asking for. Goods have continued to flow into Gaza albeit sporadically. What Hamas wants is for Gazans to be given the liberty to enter Israel to kidnap soldiers and commit suicide bombing.

Lagosboy:
Does Israels boarder include the airspace as well? Why do they refuse any air transport into Gaza. Why did they bomb Gaza airport?

Does Israels border include the Sea on the West of Gaza why do the IDF ships surround the whole Sea coast

This guy think before you type!!!!!

olabowale:
The Pundit Yoruba Boys; the Afeniferes of the Israeli nation, DavidDylan and co., have lost Jesus in this argument! They are so blind in their rage that they throw over their shoulders the commandment of Jesus, their human god!

I wonder when it is the right of the Children of Isaac to tell what the Children of Ismail should do? Did they think that the ismailites sold their birthright like Esau did with Jacob? Impossible!

dayokanu:
@4play,
By ending the blockade, You are giving hundreds of suicide bombers .

If you say you would search them for ammunition, How about the one that would drive intentionally into a group of Istaeli in Tel Aviv killing them. We have suicide bomber of all ages and sexes So how does the Israeli govt keep its citizens safe from terror attacks

RichyBlacK:
Thanks for pointing out the blockade, a real issue that rabid Zionists don't want to talk about. Israel will not agree to lifting the blockade because it doesn't want to see Gaza thrive under Hamas. And unrestrained Gaza (i.e., no blockades) will make Hams even more popular within Gaza and the wider middle-east. Israel's blockade was meant to make the Palestinian people turn against Hamas. Obviously, that has failed woefully!

davidylan:
Can we all agree on one thing please? What is the definition of a "blockade"? Has a sovereign nation no right to shut its borders anymore?
Is the US going to lift its "blockade" of Mexico anytime soon?

davidylan:
And HAMAS will simply use the time to re-arm while the "international peacekeepers" look the other way. If the UN couldnt keep Hezbollah from threatening Israel in Lebanon i don't see them performing magic in Gaza.

For all the noise i want to see which nation will be first to volunteer peacekeepers. Its easy to yell at Israel from Dubai or Belfast.

texazzpete:
Surprised none of you guys question the N40 billion figure.

Israel is poised to launch a major ground offensive into Gaza tonight after allowing hundreds of foreigners living in the devastated territory to evacuate.

After a week of air strikes that have killed at least 420 Palestinians and left scores of buildings in rubble, the Israeli army was set to fling hundreds of troops and tanks into a blitz to stamp out Hamas’s military wing, The Times understands.

Artillery barrages were also being fired into the strip while aircraft dropped bombs on open ground that the army will need to cross, and where Hamas has placed mines and dug tunnels to allow its guerrillas to outflank the invaders.

Support for Operation Cast Lead is sky high in Israel, with polls showing that almost 85 per cent of the public backing the campaign.

There is also majority support for expanding it into a ground campaign, despite the dangers of high casualties in an urban battlefield against highly trained and motivated guerrillas waging war on their own turf. Almost 42 per cent of Israelis wanted the army to move in, while 39 percent favoured a continued air campaign.

Hamas has an estimated 15,000 fighters who have used the 18 months that they have controlled the strip to hone their skills and transform a militia into a small army. Hamas’s military wing has been waiting for a ground offensive to face the Israeli army in open combat, despite Israel’s vast military superiority.