177 Israelis have been murdered by released Palestinian terrorists in the last year

[Hababi]

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/850272.html

Yeah, anyone else (besides the antisemites) still champion the insane and suicidal position that Israel should release terrorists from jail in order to convince the Palestinians to stop causing trouble?:smash:

[RNR]

Releasing murderers is definitely a bad thing.

[Reaganista]

damn antisemitic israeli government keeps releasing all these murderers!

good thing haaretz.com is on the case huh?

[Iscariot]

what they should do is execute every palestinian prisoner in their possession

[spitfirejunky]

damn antisemitic israeli government keeps releasing all these murderers!

good thing haaretz.com is on the case huh?

Welcome back. >_>

[Dr Hooch]

Hey zero, you know channel 4, that "strongly biased anti-israel' news source?

Yesterday they did a peice on the horrific child-suicide-bomber techniques of palestinian terrorists.

When will you realise that this is two very evil machines fighting in which neither deserves to win, with inocent civilians caught in the crossfire?

[Iskandar]

How many Palestinians have been murdered last year?

[YDtoad]

How many Palestinians have been murdered last year?

Plenty, with Hamas and Fatah doing battle with little regard for civilians in the way.


When will you realise that this is two very evil machines fighting in which neither deserves to win, with inocent civilians caught in the crossfire?


Morally equating the two sides is insulting.

[Iskandar]

Plenty, with Hamas and Fatah doing battle with little regard for civilians in the way.



Morally equating the two sides is insulting.A dead civilian is a dead civilian, and I don't particular care who killed them or how.

[pedro durruti]

This thread title is misleading. "Almagor's Web site carries 177 portraits of people who were murdered by terrorists released from prison." The meaning of the sentence where you got your title from is ambiguous as well, but I don't think it means 177 people have been killed after these terrorists have been released.

And I doubt any of us believe murderers should be set free, no matter what our stance on the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict. But this goes back to the question of what constitutes terrorism.
Almagor maintains that 80 percent of the released Palestinian terrorists resumed terror activity.

Security sources, however, say that only about 25 percent of the released Palestinians went back to terror activity.
So first of all, not all released Palestinians go back to "terror activity." Which may indicate that they weren't even terrorists upon their imprisonment. Secondly, what is terrorist activity?

This article sucks.

[A Spoonful Supreme]

dude whats ur obsession with israel

[Dr Hooch]

Morally equating the two sides is insulting.

Why? Just because Israel's guns are shinier doesn't mean they're any better.

So palestinians use children as suicide bombers

and israel push palestinian children when searching homes they think are booby trapped

so what's the difference

[Hababi]

This thread title is misleading. "Almagor's Web site carries 177 portraits of people who were murdered by terrorists released from prison." The meaning of the sentence where you got your title from is ambiguous as well, but I don't think it means 177 people have been killed after these terrorists have been released.


It does. In the pastyear, 177 Israelis have been murdered by Palestinian terrorists who were released from prison as a way to try to negotiate with terrorists.


A dead civilian is a dead civilian, and I don't particular care who killed them or how.


The intent and cause is what's relevant, though.

[Light Fantastic]

and wheres the proof

the article isnt even about that, ha'aretz is an ok source if you want to use it but they only state the claims of another organisation as a footnote

they are even critical of it before that

Almagor maintains that 80 percent of the released Palestinian terrorists resumed terror activity.

Security sources, however, say that only about 25 percent of the released Palestinians went back to terror activity.

thats 'security sources', plural, that disagree with these figures


its not a good sign when you link to an article that questions your own claims

[Dave de Sylvia]

It's the last seven years, Zero.

[Hababi]

It's the last seven years, Zero.

Oh :\ principle is the same. Those who advocate releasing bloodthirsty terrorists as a means of compromise have blood on their hands.

[Light Fantastic]

yes yes zero still no proper evidence though

[-1up!-]

IThe intent and cause is what's relevant, though.

I'm quite sure soldiers/fighters of both sides want to kill their opponents. The intent is pretty much the same.

Besides I'm not sure you can be impartial regarding the cause.