sudijski panel optužio izraelskog premijera

Srdjane, u Izraelu se bar cuje glas razuma sa pravog mesta i na sav glas. To sto bitange lokalne ili belosvetske pet para ne daju ili uzimaju sebi kao poene je tako ocekivano.

Da li ti mislis Srdjane da bi izraelski premijer mozda trebao da odgovara pred medjunarodnim sudom za ratne zlocine?

postoje samo interesi mocnih zemalja. Sad but true. A sto se tice Sharonove izjave o sudovima i nedostatku moralnog prava da stranci sude Jevrejima... Sta reci a da nije suvisno... Ono sto je meni odvratno/morbidno u citavoj prici je to koliko se zloupotrebljava Holokaust (a i raniji istorijski progoni Jevreja) za opravdavanje nekih politickih i drustvenih desavanja vezanih za Jevrejske zajednice sirom sveta danas. Sve je to vrlo otuzno i bedno...

da li ova ''presuda'' ima veze sa konferencijom ortodoksnih rabina odrzanom pre nekoliko meseci u izraelu koja se bavila posledicama intervencije u libanu?

http://conflictsforum.org/2006/how-hezbollah-defeated-israel/

The singular lesson of the conflict may well be lost on the upper echelons of Washington’s and London’s pro-Israel, pro-values, we-are-fighting-for-civilization political elites, but it is not lost in the streets of Cairo, Amman, Ramallah, Baghdad, Damascus or Tehran. It should not be lost among the Israeli political leadership in Jerusalem. The Arab armies of 1967 fought for six days and were defeated. The Hezbollah militia in Lebanon fought for 34 days and won. We saw this with our own eyes when we looked into the cafes of Cairo and Amman, where simple shopkeepers, farmers and workers gazed at television reports, sipped their tea, and silently mouthed the numbers to themselves: “seven”, “eight”, “nine”…

Tzipi Livni

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