Ich sagte bereits wie pervers ein Rechtsverständnis finde, dass davon ausgeht, das jemand, der seine Schuld abstreitet sich wie Schuldige verhält und deshalb schuldig ist. Aber es verwundert mich nicht, dass ein solches Rechtsverständnis sich auch in deiner politischen Haltung zum Nahostkonflikt widerspiegelt.
Und wenn man dann deine Kriterien gruppenbezogener Menschenfeindlichkeit ohne doppelte Standards auf dich und andere anwendet, dann muss man zu dem Schluss kommen, dass ihr in diesem Unterforum sogar die Krönung des Rassismus darstellt. Das könnte dann auch der Grund sein, weshalb du die Frage nicht beantworten willst, du Palästinensern das Recht auf Rückkehr absprichst. Es könnte ja nur eine DELEGETIMIERUNG dabei herauskommen, nicht wahr?
Dass ich dir widerspreche, ...
Es ging darum, dass du Lügen
über mich verbreitest. Ich habe dich z.B. schon darauf hingewiesen, dass der Namensträgers meines Nicks kein Antizionist war, sondern ein zionistischer Binationalist.
... auf Nachfrage keinerlei Belege liefern kannst und am Ende deine ursprüngliche Behauptung kleinlaut umbaust.
Ein nettest Beispiel dafür, dass du Lügen über mich verbreitest. Ich habe zwei Belege gebracht:
1.) "[Netanyahu] told reporters that the Gaza pullout is endangering Israel by creating a "base for Islamic terror" in Gaza. He said
such warnings by security officials were being ignored by the government.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/netanyahu-q ... t-1.166110
2.) "The significance of the disengagement plan is the freezing of the peace process," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's senior adviser Dov Weisglass has told Haaretz. ... "And when you freeze that process, you prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state, and you prevent a discussion on the refugees, the borders and Jerusalem. Effectively, this whole package called the Palestinian state, with all that it entails, has been removed indefinitely from our agenda. And all this with authority and permission. All with a [US] presidential blessing and the ratification of both [US] houses of Congress."
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/ne ... s-1.136686
Ich bin nach wie vor der gleichen Meinung, dass der Abzug aus Gaza das Ziel hatte, die dort von israelischen Sicherheitsbeamten vorhergesehenen Zustände zuzulassen, um den Friedensprozess einzufrieren. Meine Meinung habe ich nur umgebaut, weil ich dir unterstellte, sie verstehen zu wollen.
Hier noch mehrere Belege, aus denen klar wird, wer hier Reaktionen provoziert:
3.) "In July 2002, Israel moved quickly to avert yet another political catastrophe. With assistance from European diplomats, militant Palestinian organizations, including Hamas, reached an accord to suspend all attacks inside Israel, perhaps paving the way for a return to the negotiating table. Just 90 minutes before it was to be announced, however, Israeli leaders - fully apprised of the imminent declaration - ordered an F-16 to drop a one-ton bomb on a densely-populated civilian neighborhood in Gaza, killing, alongside a Hamas leader, 11 children and five others, and injuring 140. Predictably, the declaration was scrapped and Palestinian terrorist attacks resumed with a vengeance.
"What is the wisdom here?" a Meretz party leader asked the Knesset. "At the very moment that it appeared that we were on the brink of a chance for reaching something of a cease-fire, or diplomatic activity, we always go back to this experience - just when there is a period of calm, we liquidate." Yet, having headed off another dastardly Palestinian "peace offensive," the murderous assault made perfect sense."
http://books.google.de/books?id=vNb5VkyxDlYC&pg=PR26
4.) Israel Rejected Hamas Ceasefire Offer In December [2008]
"Contrary to Israel's argument that it was forced to launch its air and ground offensive against Gaza in order to stop the firing of rockets into its territory, Hamas proposed in mid-December to return to the original Hamas-Israel ceasefire arrangement, according to a U.S.-based source who has been briefed on the proposal. ...
"On Nov. 4 [2008] just when the ceasefire was most effective -- the IDF carried out an attack against a house in Gaza in which six members of Hamas's military wing were killed, including two commanders, and several more were wounded. The IDF explanation for the operation was that it had received intelligence that a tunnel was being dug near the Israeli security fence for the purpose of abducing Israeli soldiers. Hamas officials asserted, however, that the tunnel was being dug for defensive purposes, not to capture IDF personnel, according to Pastor, and one IDF official confirmed that fact to him."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/01/0 ... d=19558888
5.) Reigniting Violence: How Do Ceasefires End?
"Thus, a systematic pattern does exist: it is overwhelmingly Israel, not Palestine, that kills first following a lull. Indeed, it is virtually always Israel that kills first after a lull lasting more than a week."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-kan ... 55611.html
6.) Israel/Gaza Cease-Fire Dynamics Breakdown
"As you can see from the chart, Israeli cease-fire violations have been persistent throughout and have routinely resulted in Palestinian injuries and deaths. Palestinian launches have been rare and sporadic and occurred almost always after successive instances of Israeli cease-fire violations."
http://blog.thejerusalemfund.org/2014/0 ... kdown.html
Welcher Eindruck drängt sich einem da auf?
Ganz schön viele Spekulationen.
Ich könnte es mir jetzt einfach machen und ähnlich wie du eingangs behaupten, das ich das auch immer von jenen höre, die andere beschützen.
Stattdessen frage ich aber besser, ob du behauptest dass es keinen Nachweis gibt? Z.B. die, die dir bisher bekannt sind oder auch z.B. hier:
http://politik-forum.eu/viewtopic.php?p ... 7#p2449587
Und falls du immer noch dieser Meinung sein solltest, dass es keine gibt, warum fragst du dann nach keinen?
Erinnert mich daran:
"Since September 2000, the Israeli Military Courts Have Convicted Just Six Soldiers for Offenses Involving the Death of Palestinians"
http://www.yesh-din.org/infoitem.asp?infocatid=434
Only 8.5 Percent of Investigation Files into Offences Committed by Israelis against Palestinians End in Indictment; 84 Percent of Files are Closed due to Police Investigation Failures
http://www.yesh-din.org/infoitem.asp?infocatid=392
Significant drop in number of indictments - out of 103 investigations opened in 2012, not a single indictment served to date
http://www.yesh-din.org/infoitem.asp?infocatid=249
Investigation of vandalism of Palestinian trees: One indictment in 162 investigations
http://www.yesh-din.org/infoitem.asp?infocatid=222
Wenn ich dich zitieren darf: "Ihr seid euch einfach so ähnlich. Schon erstaunlich irgendwie."