ISRAEL: THE IMPUDENT VOCABULARY OF THE DEVIL

A Lebanese terrorist who will never terrify anybody again

"DEFENCE": Attacking and invading a neighboring country, killing 230+ civilians, destroying its infrastructures, sending it 50+ years backwards, ordering 500.000+ people to evacuate into exile, or die.

I wonder what "attack" would mean to Israelis.

"TERRORIST": Any person who refuses the occupation of the Western Bank and the rest of the occupied territories and the treatment of the Palestinians as non-existent people, or at best as non-humans, inside and outside Israel.

IMPORTANT NOTE: There are TRUE terrorists in the Palestinian side. Many of them act through the Hamas and the Hezbollah. People who blow other people up indiscriminately. People who DENY TO ISRAEL the right to exist. BUT they are only a small minority of maniacs, who would never be heard by the rest of the Palestinians, had the Israelis not behaved so arrogantly for decades.

"HERO": A BUTCHER like Ariel Sharon, who slaughtered 700-3500 people in Sabra and Satila, near Beirut, in 1982. After the evacuation of the Israelis, Lebanon sank into a long civil war, and Ariel Sharon became an Israeli hero, and eventually a prime minister.

WHO voted for him as a long-time prime minister of Israel? WHO honoured him as a hero?

source: http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/738753.html

North American Jews express support, solidarity with Israel
By Shlomo Shamir
Last update - 05:54 16/07/2006

NEW YORK - American Jews have expressed solidarity with Israel and full support for its military action against Hezbollah.

"The Katyusha volleys on Israeli cities and the feeling that Israel is in danger, together with pride in Israel's military might and ability to defend itself have revived the spirit of activism in the Jewish organizations," a leader of a large New York Jewish organization said on Friday.


HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF IN 2006.
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT ISRAELI "HERO"?
HOW MANY MORE INNOCENT CIVILIANS WILL DIE?

here is a small memento of the 1982 events...
(taken from http://www.indictsharon.net/)
...for those who care. WE ALL SHOULD.

On 6 June 1982, the Israeli army invaded Lebanon in what it described as 'retaliation' for the attempted assassination of Israeli Ambassador Argov in London on 4 June. The invasion, soon dubbed "Operation Peace for Galilee," progressed rapidly. By 18 June 1982, Israel had surrounded the Palestine Liberation Organisation's (PLO) armed forces in the western part of the Lebanese capital. A cease-fire, mediated by United States Envoy Philip Habib, resulted in the PLO evacuation of Beirut on 1 September 1982.

On 11 September 1982, Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon, the architect of the invasion, announced that "2,000 terrorists" had remained inside the Palestinian refugee camps around Beirut. On Wednesday 15 September, the day after the assassination of Israeli-allied Phalangist militia leader and Lebanese President-elect Bashir Gemayel, the Israeli army occupied West Beirut, "encircling and sealing" the camps of Sabra and Shatila, which were inhabited by Lebanese and Palestinian civilians. By mid-day on 15 September 1982, the refugee camps were entirely surrounded by Israeli tanks and soldiers, who installed checkpoints at strategic locations and crossroads around the camps in order to monitor the entry or exit of any person. During the late afternoon and evening of that day, the camps were shelled.

Around mid-day on Thursday 16 September 1982, a unit of approximately 150 Israeli-allied Phalangists entered the first camp. For the next 40 hours members of the Phalangist militia raped, killed, and injured a large number of unarmed civilians, mostly children, women and elderly people inside the encircled and sealed camps. The estimate of victims varies between 700 (the official Israeli figure) to 3,500. The victims and survivors of the massacres have never been deemed entitled to a formal investigation of the tragedy, since Israel's Kahan Commission did not have a judicial mandate and was not backed up by legal force.