Posted on 07/26/2005 8:38:01 PM PDT by anotherview
By Ilan Marciano and Elad Tena
GANEI TAL - An unprecedented controversy in the Gaza Strip settlement of Ganei Tal is threatening to split the community apart.

Ganei tal on the verge of a split
Photo: Gadi Kavlo
Some 30 families are demanding that all other residents be kicked out of settlement after they expressed their willingness to voluntarily move to two other communities as part of the framework of the upcoming pullout.
The affair began after 46 families from Ganei Tal agreed to sign an internal memorandum expressing their willingness to move out of the community as a group.
The families are intending to hand over the required documents to Disengagement Authority to facilitate the move in the next two days.
However, another 30 families in the community are furious at the arrangement, with some settlers telling Ynet that the community is on the brink of collapse. The sources said it now appears the settlement would be split into two, with separate officials representing each group.
The solution offered by the government to Ganei Tal residents who agreed to leave is terrible and partial, one settler said.
A better solution for the entire community can be found, he said.
"There are those who say that one should go now, but we argue the opposite," one long-term resident told Ynet. "Every settlement in the bloc should cut ties with the government and join us because theirs is a wasted effort If in the end, they evacuate us, so we'll all go together."
The hardliners also oppose the idea having to graduate from hotels, to luxury mobile homes, to permanent communities and believe that those who leave now are in jeopardy of being left at the whims of the government.
Said the old-timer, "Who knows how long they'll remain refugees?"
First Published: 07.27.05, 01:38
Latest Update: 07.27.05, 02:09
That being said, the impending destruction of the outstanding productivity you allude to of the Jewish people throughout Gush Katif is only one aspect of the bitter moral crime about to be inflicted on this land.

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The Nature Of Bruce ~
It hurts their self image. So they feel the need to kill, steal and destroy. Besides, that is holy according to the Koran. In case you wondered why the Liberals love the Muslims so, it is because they follow the same teachings...the 6th century tenants of liberalism; diversity, political correctness in the form of hate crime, pass/no fail systems and Globalism all having started THERE.
Well you have to understand, the houses may be pretty to you, but not to the eye of a Jihadi Arab. Look at the city right behind it. Not a single tree stands. Arabs do not like trees and lawns.One of the sticking points vis a vis the settlements has been their alleged priority access to water supplies. I've heard conflicting facts on this topic, but these pictures suggest that indeed they do have such access, and its understandable that this would be a point of contention.
-Eric
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"WAAAAAAH! They stole our water!" is a classic Arab whine. The Arabs have the same access to the water supply that the Jews do. There is no "Jim Crow" reservoir with separate taps for "Arab water" and "Jew water." What the settlements have is a reliable delivery system (infrastructure). Indoor plumbing helps too.
Jew toilet:

Arab toilet:
Now you tell me, what is Gaza going to drink now that the 5% of the population that supplied 100% of the water is being driven from their homes?
Why let them drink sewage I would say. They were paid to build well systems and sewage plants. Let them do so. But I would not give them a single drop of water to drink from the towns that they are stealing and trashing.
The money they were given, plus the interest it would have drawn would build a nice desalination plant for Gaza city.
Better start now, because in 3 weeks, they will have no drinking water. But all clouds do have a silver lining, at least the water shortage in Israel will be over. Perhaps it will be legal to wash my car with a hose again.
By the way, the Jews invented a water recycling system that mixes sea water with the piped in water from the wells that waters the plants automatically at their salt tolerance levels. It is working wonderfully in turning the deserts green! They determine the salt tolerance level for each plant and mix the water to deliver water that is just under the level that the plant would be harmed. All computer controlled.
Just goes to show you that instead of complaining about your situation, with a little determination and a lot of hard work you can fix it. Like most squatters, the Arabs sit around moaning about how much they do not have and spend their time begging for more.
The only problem is that this batch of Arab League squatters are psychopaths. My bet is once they are given Gaza, they will burn it to the ground and proceed to attack Israel. The next range of city's that they will be able to reach is the Oil pipeline and power plants that supply them the oil and power for Gaza. Being absolute fools, they will not be satisfied with destroying their water supply, they will want to destroy their gas and power supplies too.
After all, cave men do not need water, oil and power...
The problem with your posts that I have is you constantly shoot off your mouth on things you do not bother to research and slander Israel. You do your damage and then like a coward, you run. You never bother to apologize for your slander, you never bother to print a retraction and worst of all, you never change your Antisemitic viewpoint but continue to be a member of the Jihadi war on Jews and America.
When are you going to repent of your deeds and actions and become a responsible member of YOUR society? Before or after you stand before God who will "Judge you by the very words of your mouth".
You see, God is a FReeper too, and He reads your stuff. And God, a good friend of mine, has a very good memory.
He remembers your every word.
I said I've heard conflicting facts on the water situation. It's certainly a point of contention vis a vis the settlements in general, and my comment was that this picture supported the view that the settlements were using a lot more water.
There is indeed a ongoing USAID program in the occupied territories. What I don't see is anything about separate systems. In point of fact, the US government will not allow aid money to be used for settlements. So your scenario is unlikely at best, any such system would be joint and would continue after disengagement happens. Piping it in from Galilee makes more sense, but there it's being diverted from the residents of that area....and the issue continues.
Once the Palestinians have access to a section of the Jordan River, their water access will improve. Meanwhile, it looks like USAID has the situation in hand for now.
By the way, they are stealing nothing, but that's an issue that we have been over again and again. No one moved to Gaza not knowing that Israel had not annexed the land and that no one outside of Israel thought civilians had any business moving there. It was a geopolitical gambit by a segment of the Israeli population, a gambit expressly forbidden by the Geneva Convention for precisely this reason. It's failing, as it inevitably would once a segment of the Palestinians emerged that was willing to be sensible.
You'll never see me apologize for a damn thing I say on here, nor would I expect you or anyone else to. Liberals are obsessed with such things because they deal in emotions, not facts. Around here, we throw around facts and ideas suported by facts. I'm not going to convince you that the Palestinians deserve any consideration, you're not going to convince me that Israel has any business in Gaza. It's the other readers, less convinced of their views, who are the target.
But I must say that your professed intimacy with God's opinion regarding our internal FR squabbles is kinda wierd.
-Eric
Since when is stating history loosing it?! It simply has happened they way I put it even if you do not want to believe it because it conflicts with your viewpoint of Jews from 9000 miles away.
I said I've heard conflicting facts on the water situation. It's certainly a point of contention vis a vis the settlements in general, and my comment was that this picture supported the view that the settlements were using a lot more water.
If I told you the moon was made of blue cheese would it become then an issue? Try looking into what happened instead of what everyone, meaning all the leftist tripe and Arab propaganda says. Facts tend to stand for themselves. Besides, IT"S THEIR WATER, THEY PIPED IT IN FROM THE GALILEE!
There is indeed a ongoing USAID program in the occupied territories. What I don't see is anything about separate systems. In point of fact, the US government will not allow aid money to be used for settlements.
Hello? I am talking about what has happened, not what will happen or what may happen. Do you think those farms are watered with future water so the plants are green now? I am doubting your grasp on reality at this point!
Piping it in from Galilee makes more sense, but there it's being diverted from the residents of that area
Yes, piping it in from the Galilee does make more sense, must be why the current residents did it years ago, ya think? What is with you that you cannot entertain fact in your search for fantasy?
Once the Palestinians have access to a section of the Jordan River, their water access will improve. Meanwhile, it looks like USAID has the situation in hand for now.
Oh dang. I am dumbfounded. You are telling me that the Arabs do not have access to the Jordan (think west BANK of the Jordan river.) Then you say their water problem with be resolved, ignoring the fact that the Jordan is dry more than it has water because Jordan uses all the water for their agriculture (against the treaty's they signed, but what Islamic is expected to keep his word with a Jew). And you top it off that some government bureaucracy that has done nothing yet has the problem well in hand?
To top it off you brag that you are interesting in fact not emotion.
Try very hard to understand this ok? I simply told you what HAS happened to date. It takes no emotion, nor any real effort, just knowledge. Now if you do not like my history, you are welcome to refute it by simply researching yourself to see if I made it all up and am lying. But if you look, you will see what I said is true.
However, if you insist in trying to research in speculative rhetoric instead of simple fact, you will find nothing but more confusion.
Look guy, I am not Mr super smart, I simply live here for now. This is easy for me because I see what is going on right in my own neighborhood. For you, I understand that it is much more difficult. You are buried in rhetoric, feed a news feed that is politically corrected and are being driven to a war with Israel. You can either check what I have to say is true or not, and thereby learn to trust that I am not a liar, or you can continue to try to figure out the situation from your position of being buried in smoke and mirrors.
You hate Israel, that is plain from your always siding with the liars against them. Time and time again I point out your mistakes and time and time again you refuse to learn. I simply think you do not want to know the truth at this point, the fantasy is more important to you.
As to God, I am in a position of trying to explain color to a blind man. Because you cannot see the spiritual side of life, does not mean you are not affected by it. There is a war between good and evil, and evil hates people who love God. That is why America and Israel are now just about at war with the whole world. Even Europe, who's bacon we have saved multiple times hates us. Do you ever wonder why? Why does Islam hate us, we have saved more Muslims from being wiped out than any other country in the world.
Still they hate us. Get a clue?
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