Chikapappi

17 Responses to “حسبي الله و نعم الوكيل… Israeli Government, this is my wish:”

1. Purgatory Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   You hungry?

2. Elegant Chic Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   HORRIBLE!!!

3. neoark25 Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   la ilah ila allah, la ta7sebo en shahada2 amawata, enma hom a7ya2 3nd allah yersagoon

   ma adry geltha 9a7? :/

4. Maze Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   i wish your wishes would come true! Amen!

5. Anonymous Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

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6. Anonymous Coward Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   Too bad we are not that enthusiastic when it comes to massacres committed by Muslims/Arabs, usually against other Muslims/Arabs:

   Some examples:
   Darfour Conflict: 450,000 Dead.
   Algerian Civil War: 200,000 Dead.
   AlAnfal Campaign: 200,000 Dead.
   Black September: 25,000 Dead.
   Hama Massacre: 20,000 Dead.

   So what is 600 compared to that?
   We cannot get much sympathy if the numbers that we kill of our own kind are magnitudes greater than the numbers killed by our supposed enemy.

7. Chikapappi Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   “enthusiastic”!? Well if that’s the term you want to use our feelings, ok! I don’t think enthusiasm is the appropriate word but then again, you have your own say and I can’t argue with you. All what you mentioned is as horrific as what’s going on right now however, I was not even born or still a child and I do vaguely remember watching news with my father and hearing him talk about it but honestly speaking I was not much aware of politics. Do you think I am happy and satisfied with how we Arabs are? Do you think I concur on all of the decisions our leaders make?! Do you think I go after – apply every fatwa el azhar announces walla I chant “victory” to Bin Laden!!?!

   I am not angry at the enemy, we all know what they are and how they’ll end. My fury is directed to those who have the power to participate in putting the Israeli government down and yet do not move a finger! All I can say is this and all I have are my words, whether you like my style or not or if you oppose with my set of thoughts or not.. that’s all I’ve got.

8. Chikapappi Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   Oh, I forgot to mention that being a child is not an excuse and that doesn’t imply my insensitivity towards the atrocities conducted towards anyone around the world, Muslim, Sunni, She3e, Christians, JEWS even! History repeats its self, people come and go – people die along the way others survive to tell and preach. Hama or Kurds and many more lived oppression and continued. Gaza’s been suffering for quite some time eh! But the dirty nature of attacks, add to it the stupidity of Hamas just makes it worse.

9. Chikapappi Says:
   January 7th, 2009 at

   Ralph Nader – Letter to Bush on Gaza Crisis
   Posted by Haitham Sabbah

   Dear George W. Bush—

   Cong. Barney Frank said recently that Barack Obama’s declaration that “there is only one president at a time” over-estimated the number. He was referring to the economic crisis. But where are you on the Gaza crisis where the civilian population of Gaza, its civil servants and public facilities are being massacred and destroyed respectively by U.S built F-16s and U.S. built helicopter gunships.

   The deliberate suspension of your power to stop this terrorizing of 1.5 million people, mostly refugees, blockaded for months by air, sea and land in their tiny slice of land, is in cowardly contrast to the position taken by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1956. That year he single handedly stopped the British, French and Israeli aircraft attack against Egypt during the Suez Canal dispute.

   Fatalities in Gaza are already over 400 and injuries close to 2000 so far as is known. Total Palestinian civilian casualties are 400 times greater then the casualties incurred by Israelis. But why should anyone be surprised at your blanket support for Israel’s attack given what you have done to a far greater number of civilians in Iraq and now in Afghanistan?

   Confirmed visual reports show that Israeli warplanes and warships have destroyed or severely damaged police stations, homes, hospitals, pharmacies, mosques, fishing boats, and a range of public facilities providing electricity and other necessities.

   Why should this trouble you at all? It violates international law, including the Geneva Conventions and the UN Charter. You too have repeatedly violated international law and committed serious constitutional transgressions.

   Then there is the matter of the Israeli government blocking imports of critical medicines, equipment such as dialysis machines, fuel, food, water, spare parts and electricity at varying intensities for almost two years. The depleted UN aid mission there has called this illegal blockade a humanitarian crisis especially devastating to children, the aged and the infirm. Chronic malnutrition among children is rising rapidly. UN rations support eighty percent of this impoverished population.

   How do these incontrovertible facts affect you? Do you have any empathy or what you have called Christian charity?

   What would a vastly shrunken Texas turned in an encircled Gulag do up against the 4th most powerful military in the world? Would these embattled Texans be spending their time chopping wood?

   Gideon Levy, the veteran Israeli columnist for Ha’aretz, called the Israeli attack a “brutal and violent operation” far beyond what was needed for protecting the people in its south. He added: “The diplomatic efforts were just in the beginning, and I believe we could have got to a new truce without this bloodshed…..to send dozens of jets to bomb a total helpless civilian society with hundreds of bombs-just today, they were burying five sisters. I mean, this is unheard of. This cannot go on like this. And this has nothing to do with self-defense or with retaliation even. It went out of proportion, exactly like two-and-a-half years ago in Lebanon.”

   Apparently, thousands of Israelis, including some army reservists, who have demonstrated against this destruction of Gaza agree with Mr. Levy. However, their courageous stands have not reached the mass media in the U.S. whose own reporters cannot even get into Gaza due to Israeli prohibitions on the international press.

   Your spokespeople are making much ado about the breaking of the six month truce. Who is the occupier? Who is the most powerful military force? Who controls and blocks the necessities of life? Who has sent raiding missions across the border most often? Who has sent artillery shells and missiles at close range into populated areas? Who has refused the repeated comprehensive peace offerings of the Arab countries issued in 2002 if Israel would agree to return to the 1967 borders and agree to the creation of a small independent Palestinian state possessing just twenty two percent of the original Palestine?

   The “wildly inaccurate rockets”, as reporters describe them, coming from Hamas and other groups cannot compare with the modern precision armaments and human damage generated from the Israeli side.

   There are no rockets coming from the West Bank into Israel. Yet the Israeli government is still sending raiders into that essentially occupied territory, still further entrenching its colonial outposts, still taking water and land and increasing the checkpoints This is going on despite a most amenable West Bank leader, Mahmoud Abbas, whom you have met with at the White House and praised repeatedly. Is it all vague words and no real initiatives with you and your emissary Condoleezza Rice?

   Peace was possible, but you provided no leadership, preferring instead to comply with all wishes and demands by the Israeli government-even resupplying it with the still active cluster bombs in south Lebanon during the invasion of that country in 2006.

   The arguments about who started the latest hostilities go on and on with Israel always blaming the Palestinians to justify all kinds of violence and harsh treatment against innocent civilians.

   From the Palestinian standpoint, you would do well to remember the origins of this conflict which was the dispossession of their lands. To afford you some empathy, recall the oft-quoted comment by the founder of Israel, David Ben-Gurion, who told the Zionist leader, Nahum Goldmann:

   “There has been anti-Semitism the Nazis Hitler Auschwitz but was that their [the Palestinians] fault? They only see one thing: We have come here and stolen their country. Why should they accept that?”
   Alfred North Whitehead once said: “Duty arises out of the power to alter the course of events.” By that standard, you have shirked mightily your duty over the past eight years to bring peace to both Palestinians and Israelis and more security to a good part of the world.

   The least you can do in your remaining days at the White House is adopt a modest profile in courage, and vigorously demand and secure a ceasefire and a solidly based truce. Then your successor, President-elect Obama can inherit something more than the usual self-censoring Washington puppet show that eschews a proper focus on the national interests of the United States.

   END.

10. Abid Says:
    January 8th, 2009 at

    But but but…they cancelled new years parties…isnt that enough?!

11. talisman Says:
    January 8th, 2009 at

    Ok thats it, am getting my tank out of the garage tomorrow morning, wash and wax , the tank I mean , and Gaza here I come.

12. Chikapappi Says:
    January 8th, 2009 at

    Oh yeah, Hala February concerts not canceled would have been an issue ;o ! Tali, yourself as well then come n’ pick me up! ;p

13. neth Says:
    January 8th, 2009 at

    a very barbaric act and everyone turning a blind eye on this issue and for such a long time !!! …shame on them and shame on us all who are helpless and cannot do anything but watch cowards committing such crimes on innocent people

14. Ansam Says:
    January 8th, 2009 at

    http://www.alraimedia.com/alrai/Article.aspx?id=102910

15. Talal Says:
    January 12th, 2009 at

    VOTE FOR PALESTINE
    http://www.israel-vs-palestine.com/gz/

16. anon Says:
    February 3rd, 2009 at

    then please explain why hammas rebels use schools and hospitals as bunkers to fire out of, and ambulances to ferry their troops around the city?

    oh and please explain why it is necessary to rain rockets into israel? Picture what you have seen, but on the other side of the border.

17. blahblah Says:
    March 24th, 2009 at

    like 5 people died on the otherside of the border.

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