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This looks a lot like an essay page. Would someone mind changing it to say that? [[User:JY23|JY23]] 17:54, 30 December 2008 (EST)
 
This looks a lot like an essay page. Would someone mind changing it to say that? [[User:JY23|JY23]] 17:54, 30 December 2008 (EST)
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== My viewpoints ==
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being a bit of an Israeli myself I hope I don't come off as biased but I just wanted to nitpick some things:
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* Israel had some part in the cause of the Qassam rocket fire, now I know this is a pretty weak argument but the overall rejection of Gaza given it's opportunities for breading Terrorism is kinda negligent on Israel's part.
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* The lack of Israel to send money to rebuild Gaza after it's raid is also pretty silly because that only helps to breed more hate and terrorism
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I don't know the essay just seemed to portray Israel in some sort of eternal struggle and being completely innocent which isn't really the case :/
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--[[User:ConservaCollege|ConservaCollege]] 16:33, 27 February 2009 (EST)

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This looks a lot like an essay page. Would someone mind changing it to say that? JY23 17:54, 30 December 2008 (EST)

My viewpoints

being a bit of an Israeli myself I hope I don't come off as biased but I just wanted to nitpick some things:

  • Israel had some part in the cause of the Qassam rocket fire, now I know this is a pretty weak argument but the overall rejection of Gaza given it's opportunities for breading Terrorism is kinda negligent on Israel's part.
  • The lack of Israel to send money to rebuild Gaza after it's raid is also pretty silly because that only helps to breed more hate and terrorism

I don't know the essay just seemed to portray Israel in some sort of eternal struggle and being completely innocent which isn't really the case :/

--ConservaCollege 16:33, 27 February 2009 (EST)