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To: Alouette
No, terrorism attacks are all too real. But there has not been an attempted invasion of Israel by ground forces since 1973. Terrorist attacks are not done with tanks and jet bombers and artillery which would be the subject of demilitarization. Demilitarizing the Arabs would not stop terrorist attacks imho.
34 posted on 09/18/2002 9:31:36 AM PDT by KellyAdmirer
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To: KellyAdmirer
But there has not been an attempted invasion of Israel by ground forces since 1973.

So, is this supposed to be a good thing or a bad thing?

36 posted on 09/18/2002 9:39:54 AM PDT by Alouette
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To: KellyAdmirer
The major increase in terrorism really began with the Madrid talks. When the average Arab in the street saw that their violence got them concessions, it increased impetence to the call for random violence. The primary key was the continued offers of negotiations by Israeli leaders to the PLO, culminating in the Oslo talks. The Arabs saw that the Jews themselves would give them arms and training.

This final assault on Jews with homicide bombers is the result of the negotiations come to fruition. The only answer to it is to simply terminate all negotiations and annex all the land currently under Israeli control. All the leaders, including religious Islamic ones, who preach murder must be incarcerated, mosques demolished, and all murderous literature destroyed.

There is much more, but this is the only way to stop the bloodshed. When we came into Germany with Patton's army, we made the Germans do exactly the same. There can be no compromise with absolute evil. It must be rooted out and destroyed.

41 posted on 09/18/2002 11:09:02 AM PDT by Nachum
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