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Lebanese Druze Leader Walid Jumblatt Challenges Nasrallah |
2006-07-26 |
Posted by:Anonymoose |
#6 Nah, #5 GA - 6 months. A year at the outside. |
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut 2006-07-26 18:38 |
#5 It finally occurred to me that the reason the Arab world is so adamant about the "Right of Return" is that they want to get the Palestinians the hell out of their countries to someplace else where they can become someone else's problem. If the Palestinians ever moved back to an Israel without Jews and the aid shut off, they would starve within two years. |
Posted by: Glotle Angong2235 2006-07-26 09:58 |
#4 LOL He's not warlord. Wally is a Lebonese legislative who's actually against Hezbollah.![]() vs |
Posted by: Jesing Ebbease3087 2006-07-26 01:34 |
#3 Wally the Warlord will never quite get it. |
Posted by: cruiser 2006-07-26 01:25 |
#2 Walid Jumblatt: "Great, so he's a hero. But I'd like to challenge this heroism of his. I have the right to challenge it, because my country is in flames. Besides, we did not agree... We agreed on an agenda with regard to Palestine. If the agenda changes, that will be another matter. The agenda with regard to Palestine, on which we agreed, includes the establishment of a [Palestinian] state alongside Israel, the right of return, Jerusalem as the capital, the demolition of the wall of humiliation, and the dismantling of the settlements. This is our agenda at this point in time. In his political speeches, [Nasrallah] says: 'I do not recognize the state of Israel, and I want to set out from South Lebanon to liberate Palestine in its entirety.' This is what he is doing. If this is his agenda, I have the right to oppose it." |
Posted by: Jesing Ebbease3087 2006-07-26 01:22 |
#1 Finally! Speak up WALID! |
Posted by: Jesing Ebbease3087 2006-07-26 01:19 |