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Lebanon for now, Who is next ?
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19/07/2006 11:18:26
 
 
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>>>>However, it does not excuse magnitude of rage, violence and destruction that
>>>>is being excersized by Israeli military - against ( hasbollah excluded )
>>>>defensless country/people.

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>>>OK. Now how about the amount of rage, violence and destruction that is being excersized by Hezbollah against Israeli civilians? They started this. They could end it by returning the hostages.
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>>>>Let's just hope for this tragedy to end.
>>>Let's hope. They should return the two abducted citizend and stop sending rockets into Israel. Then it stops.
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>>It's never going to stop.
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>Bingo. Every few years a Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to someone or other for their efforts in bringing peace to the Middle East, but peace never comes. For the simple reason that neither side wants to peacefully coexist with the other. Never have, never will. Both sides have their own version of "push them into the sea."
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>There is a picture in the current issue of Newsweek (U.S. weekly news magazine) that really bothered me. It is of a Lebanese child lying dead in some godforsaken rubble. The victim could have been a young Israeli kid and it would have hit me exactly the same way. These poor kids don't have any say in the matter, they were just born into age-old hatreds that never end. He or she (it isn't even clear which from the picture) should be discovering life, full of childlike wonder, not barefoot and face down in the dirt.

I agree, fully. Fanaticism.
In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends - Martin Luther King, Jr.
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