The Enemy
Reader comment on item: Fourteen Terrorist Attacks a Day against Israel
in response to reader comment: The value of naming the enemy as THE ENEMY

Submitted by Larry (United States), Jan 15, 2008 at 17:19

The nation of Isreal is at the mercy of the rest of the free world. Can it truly say it has free world allies? If they react with violence against terrorists, they are soundly condemned for thier actions at the U.N. It is apparent that the help they recieve from the free world is mostly lip service. If they don't toe the line, Help will be cut off.

Bushs recent visit to Saudi Arabia, the great supporter and exporter of terrorism worldwide is to deliver a whole bunch of Smart Bombs with supporting technology to be used against terrorists?? Pleeeeze! this is stretching the limits of credibility of the U.S. Should'nt we be giving those to Israel to defend themselves.? To Israel, fight them with everything you have.

The past 20 years have given witness to the implacable position of the "palestinians" and the whole arab world for that matter concerning Isreal's existence and safety. For each palestinian or hamas rocket, deliver 5. To hell with the world's preception of you taking innocent lives. Do the "palestinians" give a damn about firing rockets into your non military civilian areas?

For each innocent life lost by "palestinian" rockets, take ten. The only thing terrorists understand is terror and overwhelming force. There is no nation of the free world that is under daily attack as Israel is. For the Euro's to carp that Israel is too tough on the "palestinians" is nothing short of anti-semitism. Fight on Israel. Many support you

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