I’ve finally got it. Justaboy is talking about the cease fire during which Qassam rockets were fired from Palestine into Israel throughout the time-period(January, 2005 through June, 2006) of the so-called “cease fire.” With cease fires like that who needs war? Check out what Human Rights Watch(hardly a friend of Israel) had to say to Hamas during the “cease fire” by clicking on the link below:

http://hrw.org/english/docs/2005/06/09/isrlpa11106.htm

Try my comment beginning with “Html works a little different here.” Then get back to us on that “100 %”.
 

So if you wish to converse, argue honestly or leave it to someone who can.”

Pot, meet kettle.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/04/AR2006070401040_pf.html
 
 

Funny, the Washington Post and a bunch of other news outlets thought Hamas had launched rockets into Israel.

The anti-war crowd tends to parrot anti-war slogans instead of going to the trouble of research.
 

What else? How about renouncing terrorism, recognizing Israel’s right to exist and not lobbing rockets into Israel from a neighboring weakling state? That would do for starters.

Well, they didn’t lob rockets into Israel. Get your facts straight. Hizbollah didn’t either. Israel started the shelling in both Gaza and Lebanon.

Israel’s right to exist vs Palestinians right to return/compensation. Israel to acknowledge grievances and take some responsibilty for a change.

Starting positions. Talk required first. Good faith to be established by both parties..

The rest of your post is pathetic. It is a common tactic amongst bullying childish semiliterates to play victim and throw insult simultaneously.

So if you wish to converse, argue honestly or leave it to someone who can.

Hamas was elected whilst having a unilateral cease fire after all. What else could they do to show good faith?

What else? How about renouncing terrorism, recognizing Israel’s right to exist and not lobbing rockets into Israel from a neighboring weakling state? That would do for starters.

The common factor you mention of being muslim is dangerously close to advocating racism in my book.

The anti-war crowd is always ready to hurl ad hominem – such as the above suggestion that I’m a racist. They play the race card every chance they get. Apparently poor ‘justaguy’ thinks that Muslims constitute a race. Interesting.

Suicide bombing is not confined to muslims, I can assure you, and arabs are better educated than you might believe. They are very curious and engaged people generally.

I wish ‘justaboy’ would’ve spared us the condescending assurances. I would think that an Arab or Muslim would want to retch upon reading his laughable attempt to characterize their culture, which is awkwardly coupled with an apology for terrorism – (“not confined to Muslims”). Kind of insulting, if you ask me. Especially since you’ll look in vain for any reference by me of Arabs. It’s justaboy that assumes when I’m talking about terrorists that I’m referring to Arabs. I believe that’s called a ‘Freudian slip.’

If only Israel would stay within its borders and stop the harassment and killing.

Israel had every right to stop the rockets.

The rockets are stopped for now. Let’s all hope it stays that way. But if the terrorists begin the rockets again there will probably be more war and more destruction of Lebanon.
 

No, clearly you don’t think I have a brain in my body. But since you’re like all the other leftbots who regularly post here, I’m done.

We know and understand their motivation; that’s why we are killing as many as possible.

The subject was terrorists and terrorism, not “everyone who opposes US foreign policy.” I really do wish the anti-war crowd would read more carefully.

Hamas, Hizbollah the PKK etc are quite different in MO and motivation to Al Qaeda, or the other more religious extremists.

Their differences are mere window dressing. The important and salient characteristic they all have is they all want to kill us and our allies. I wish the anti-war crowd would learn to prioritize. Another interesting characteristic they share is that they are all populated by Muslims.

They are fighting an occupation on their land and both Hizbollah and Hamas were encouraged to join the democratic process by the US administration.

If only these groups would limit themselves to “the democratic process,” but the problem is that they don’t. They continue to murder innocents, assassinate opposition leaders and attack Israel.