Shimon Peres RIP

[blueinsa]

Nobel prize winner and a man that did everything he possibly could to bring peace to the region.

RIP.

 

[west didsblue]

Achieved much, including a major contribution to the peace treaty with Jordan and the Oslo Accords, but unfortunately was unable to achieve the two state solution he wanted.

RIP

 

[andyhinch]

Very underrated behind the seance from what I know

 

[supa-dapa-dan]

Qana,possibly the finest moment of this Nobel peace prize winner.

 

[worsleyweb]

Qana,possibly the finest moment of this Nobel peace prize winner.

Should be a good thread.

 

[union city blue]

Qana,possibly the finest moment of this Nobel peace prize winner.

'The murderer of 106 sheltering refugees at Qana' should be this man's only epitaph.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

'The murderer of 106 sheltering refugees at Qana' should be this man's only epitaph.

Qana,possibly the finest moment of this Nobel peace prize winner.

Funny how you're both so quiet on Syria. I've checked and there's not a peep from either of you about the horrific acts there and the indiscriminate murder of civilians on a daily basis. But plenty about the evil Jews.

It was a war and Hezbollah were firing rockets within close proximity to the compound. Hezbollah fighters had also been seen entering the compound. Peres was Prime Minister at the time and had no more responsibility for Qana than Churchill had for every civilian bombing raid. In fact Peres had less, as civilian bombing in WW2 was a strategic choice whereas the shelling of Qana was a battlefield operation.

 

[malg]

Should be a good thread.

Shouldn't laugh on a RIP thread, but I've just had a giggle at that response.

 

[lloydie]

Funny how you're both so quiet on Syria. I've checked and there's not a peep from either of you about the horrific acts there and the indiscriminate murder of civilians on a daily basis. But plenty about the evil Jews.

It was a war and Hezbollah were firing rockets within close proximity to the compound. Hezbollah fighters had also been seen entering the compound. Peres was Prime Minister at the time and had no more responsibility for Qana than Churchill had for every civilian bombing raid. In fact Peres had less, as civilian bombing in WW2 was a strategic choice whereas the shelling of Qana was a battlefield operation.

The dexterity of your whataboutary is a thing to marvel in.

*dips out of thread in search of Tibet*

 

[supa-dapa-dan]

The dexterity of your whataboutary is a thing to marvel in.

*dips out of thread in search of Tibet*

Hasbara level =expert.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

The dexterity of your whataboutary is a thing to marvel in.

Thank you. But you "anti-Zionists" (chortle) should be mourning the death of a man like Peres, who believed in the things you espouse such as a true two-state solution and economic co-operation with the Palestinians.

 

[Helmet Cole]

Surprised this is still open. In before the lock....

 

[blueinsa]

Surprised this is still open. In before the lock....

If people can behave, show some respect and restraint there will be no reason to lock it.

I didn't start it for those that want to express political views, i started it for those that want to show some respect.

 

[Helmet Cole]

If people can behave, show some respect and restraint there will be no reason to lock it.

I didn't start it for those that want to express political views, i started it for those that want to show some respect.

Good luck with all of the above.

 

[Jim Tolmie's Underpants]

It was bound to happen.

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

He wanted something we all wanted but he didn't get. Sorry but you don t climb high in Israeli politics because you are nice to neighbours. He was ill for a long while, the poor fellow.