Mothers of all Palestinians must be killed: Israeli MP

[Aepsilons]

I think both sides aren't serious about negotiating for peace. The Israelis are just fine with the status quo, and the Palestinians don't want to negotiate until the Israelis gives up it's settlements in the west bank, and lets Palestine control it's own borders, neither of which Israel is willing to do.

I think that for one, Hamas needs to cease their militant strikes in Israel. Period. This is not conducive for rapport with Israel, which has a population of over 5 million. The rest of Palestine has the potential for growth , in fact, humanitarian aid and invstment(s) into Palestine is highly possible. Just recently, last week, the Minister of Finance from Japan visited Abbas and talked about the possibility of increased Japanese investments into infrastructure.

In order for development to take place, there has to be a ceasefire and a working rapport between both sides without the threat of firing weapons. Israel and Palestine needs to control themselves.

Israel has to remove settlements in Palestine-controlled areas of Gaza and West Bank, this will definitely prove as a confidence building measure.

Now, the biggest problem must be addressed. Palestine , currently, does not recognize the existence of the State of Israel. I think that when Palestine does do this, and Israel allows greater integration of Palestine with Israel , increased education in Palestine, increase Israeli investments, shall this shroud of violence and mistrust be lifted.

 

[Slav Defence]

The biggest curse upon Israel-they are standing in same position where Hitler was yesterday. The biggest jinx of God;you become what you hate the most and these are the signs of doom-beginning of end!
I see no difference between this woman and Aldolf Hitler.I hope that not all Israel thinks like that which is dying with the passage of time.Hence,radicalization leading to genocide is a decease which is not only associated to Hitler.
Regards

 

[That Guy]

I think that for one, Hamas needs to cease their militant strikes in Israel. Period. This is not conducive for rapport with Israel, which has a population of over 5 million. The rest of Palestine has the potential for growth , in fact, humanitarian aid and invstment(s) into Palestine is highly possible. Just recently, last week, the Minister of Finance from Japan visited Abbas and talked about the possibility of increased Japanese investments into infrastructure.

In order for development to take place, there has to be a ceasefire and a working rapport between both sides without the threat of firing weapons. Israel and Palestine needs to control themselves.

Israel has to remove settlements in Palestine-controlled areas of Gaza and West Bank, this will definitely prove as a confidence building measure.

Now, the biggest problem must be addressed. Palestine , currently, does not recognize the existence of the State of Israel. I think that when Palestine does do this, and Israel allows greater integration of Palestine with Israel , increased education in Palestine, increase Israeli investments, shall this shroud of violence and mistrust be lifted.

I'd like to point out one thing I disagree with, and that is Palestine actually does recognize Israel, just not along the borders that Israel recognizes ('67); this is a myth made by ultra-conservative Israel supporters.

The actual biggest problem is Israel's refusal to go back to the pre-67 border. Everything else, Palestine and Israel have some sort of understanding on, but Israel's refusal to go back to the pre-67 border is the biggest issue here. If Israel agrees to this, then you'll find that Palestine and Israel no longer have any reason to fight, but like I said, Israel is just fine with the status quo.

 

[Falcon29]

I think that for one, Hamas needs to cease their militant strikes in Israel. Period. .

Disagree with you, Hamas didn't come from the moon and start 'striking Israel'. Hamas is in a state of self defense. Israel launched this offensive, not Hamas.

The first step would be for the UN to hold Israel accountable for it's violations of international law. Otherwise, there can be room for Palestinian self determination or development as you suggest.

Palestinians are for a two state solution, so does the world support one along 67 borders. Israel refuses to.

This was from 2002:

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[Aepsilons]

The biggest curse upon Israel-they are standing in same position where Hitler was yesterday. The biggest jinx of God;you become what you hate the most and these are the signs of doom-beginning of end!
I see no difference between this woman and Aldolf Hitler.I hope that not all Israel thinks like that which is dying with the passage of time.Hence,radicalization leading to genocide is a decease which is not only associated to Hitler.
Regards

We have to be objective and know that this woman, does not represent the views of all Israel and let alone the Jewish people. There are a plethora of Jews who hold various positions on this matter; there are Ultra Orthodox Jews, Orthodox Jews, Reformed Jews, there are even Messianic Jews (Jews for Christ). The State of Israel's military actions in Palestine do not represent the continuity of all Jewish people.

Words of hate , be they from Iranian, Palestinian, Israel, Japanese, Chinese, American et al sources, are wrong. Period. Thus it is important to assess the ground. Israel has enacted a humanitarian cease fire. Our prayers are answered.

Let us not focus on the the radicals, but focus on what necessary steps both Palestine and Israel need to enact to prevent similar acts of violence.

And thus, only can this be readily reviewed by both parties can a Two States Solution be realized.

I'd like to point out one thing I disagree with, and that is Palestine actually does recognize Israel, just not along the borders that Israel recognizes ('67); this is a myth made by ultra-conservative Israel supporters.

The actual biggest problem is Israel's refusal to go back to the pre-67 border. Everything else, Palestine and Israel have some sort of understanding on, but Israel's refusal to go back to the pre-67 border is the biggest issue here. If Israel agrees to this, then you'll find that Palestine and Israel no longer have any reason to fight, but like I said, Israel is just fine with the status quo.

I am actually supporter of what ever measures that both sides have agreed upon, especially during the 1967 UN Agreement.
If Israel can remove these settlements in Gaza and the Wes Bank then they can easily handle and give up territories that were intended for Palestine.

I believe that if Jewish settlements choose to remain in Palestine-occupied areas, there is no reason they should fear for reprisals. Because I know that Palestine has a rather cooperative and supportive view of religious minorities. There is a vibrant Christian community in Palestine; there are Catholics and Orthodox Christian Palestinians. For one example, there is the famous Bethlahem University in Palestine that is a Catholic institution. 25 % of the attendants are Palestinian Christians and the rest are Muslims, but they are very supportive and understanding of each other.

In fact, i know of a student at my university; is a Palestinian Catholic who is here in New Jersey for a 6-12 week seminar through the Catholic Charities.


Mariana | Catholic Charities

So, if a 2 states solution is agreed upon by basis of the 1967 accord, then there is no fear that Palestinian Jews, Palestinian Christians would be persecuted.


Let there be peace. Sons and Daughters of Abraham/ Avrahom/ Ibrahim !

 

[Slav Defence]

We have to be objective and know that this woman, does not represent the views of all Israel and let alone the Jewish people. There are a plethora of Jews who hold various positions on this matter; there are Ultra Orthodox Jews, Orthodox Jews, Reformed Jews, there are even Messianic Jews (Jews for Christ). The State of Israel's military actions in Palestine do not represent the continuity of all Jewish people.

Words of hate , be they from Iranian, Palestinian, Israel, Japanese, Chinese, American et al sources, are wrong. Period. Thus it is important to assess the ground. Israel has enacted a humanitarian cease fire. Our prayers are answered.

Let us not focus on the the radicals, but focus on what necessary steps both Palestine and Israel need to enact to prevent similar acts of violence.

And thus, only can this be readily reviewed by both parties can a Two States Solution be realized.



I am actually supporter of what ever measures that both sides have agreed upon, especially during the 1967 UN Agreement.
If Israel can remove these settlements in Gaza and the Wes Bank then they can easily handle and give up territories that were intended for Palestine.

I believe that if Jewish settlements choose to remain in Palestine-occupied areas, there is no reason they should fear for reprisals. Because I know that Palestine has a rather cooperative and supportive view of religious minorities. There is a vibrant Christian community in Palestine; there are Catholics and Orthodox Christian Palestinians. For one example, there is the famous Bethlahem University in Palestine that is a Catholic institution. 25 % of the attendants are Palestinian Christians and the rest are Muslims, but they are very supportive and understanding of each other.

In fact, one of my students at my university is a Palestinian Catholic who is here in New Jersey for a 6-12 week seminar through the Catholic Charities.

http://www.catholiccharitiescamden.org/marianas-bio/?print=print

http://www.catholiccharitiescamden.org/marianas-bio/

So, if a 2 states solution is agreed upon by basis of the 1967 accord, then there is no fear that Palestinian Jews, Palestinian Christians would be persecuted.


Let there be peace. Sons and Daughters of Abraham/ Avrahom/ Ibrahim !

I agree with you dear.
We should not look at those radicalized groups,but we cannot deny their existence as well.Remember, radicalization is like cancer, if not cured then we all can imagine of dire consequences. Therefore,it should be diagnosed and cured at early stages. I would have ignored it if these are the words of a layman;but this woman is MP, many people look up to her.
Prime example is of Adolf Hitler,who radicalized nazi party and then infected entire Germany with this cancer.
Nevertheless, it is really great to hear that ceasefire has taken place.I hope that what so ever procedures being discussed by peace settlers at every level becomes
applicable and hence,their significance becomes visible.
Peace upon you as well.
Regards

 

[$@rJen]

actually when it comes to lies Israel takes first place.

HAHA AHAH Hiding the world's most wanted man wasn't the Lie after all right????

 

[Gautam]

Ayelet Shaked is beautiful. I support Israel.

 

[MOHSENAM]

Do you have a source that isn't PressTV, or Iranian in nature?

U can not find other sources to report such as these news. Just Iranian, Palestinian and Lebanese.

Other medias in other countries have good relation with israel so do not report such as these news.

Ayelet Shaked is beautiful. I support Israel.

She is extremely ugly without makeup.

Instead of looking at her face open your eyes about massacre in Gaza.

Mothers of all Palestinians must be killed: Israeli MP

MK Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home) in the Israeli parliament on January 15, 2014.

A well-known Israeli politician and parliament member has branded Palestinians as terrorists, saying mothers of all Palestinians should also be killed during the ongoing Israeli assault on the besieged Gaza Strip.
Ayelet Shaked of the ultra-nationalist Jewish Home party called for the slaughter of Palestinian mothers who give birth to "little snakes."

"They have to die and their houses should be demolished so that they cannot bear any more terrorists," Shaked said, adding, "They are all our enemies and their blood should be on our hands. This also applies to the mothers of the dead terrorists.”

The remarks are considered as a call for genocide as she declared that all Palestinians are Israel's enemies and must be killed.

The development comes as many officials from various countries have slammed Israel's airstrikes on the Gaza Strip. The Turkish prime minister is the latest to condemn the offensive, accusing Israel of massacring the Palestinians.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lashed out at Israel, saying it is committing state terrorism against the Palestinians in the region. Speaking in parliament, he also questioned the world’s silence toward Tel Aviv’s ongoing atrocities.

Reacting to Shaked's remarks, the Turkish premier said Israel's policy in Gaza is no different than Hitler's mentality.

"An Israeli woman said Palestinian mothers should be killed, too. And she's a member of the Israeli parliament. What is the difference between this mentality and Hitler's?" Erdogan asked.

The developments come as the UN agency for Palestinian refugees has recently said women and children make up a sizeable number of Palestinian fatalities caused by Israeli attacks on the besieged region.

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