Why the Israeli's are going to loose...

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To win is to subdue an enemy to your will... It is as simple as that... Your enemy doesn't win when he kills... When he gets higher returns on income...


A victory is ONLY attained by your enemy when you behave according to his will...

When the US/Israel command and we obey then we are defeated... We become slaves without any form of free will, ready to do whatever our masters command... Not moving in a direction that is self driven or purposeful... It does not matter how much money we get... it is as simple as that...


The US was able to tame the Red Indians and make them adopt a different way of life... Are we heading down the same path?


Palestine was controlled by Crusaders for some time, if people accepted that fact and looked at the economical benefits and taught their kids that money is more important than anything... No one would have sent Armies to free the land...


Defeat is not a matter of guns, economics or manpower... It is a matter of willpower... One Ideology Vs. Another... One day the tides will change...
I couldn't resist the temptation to re-publish this old post and edit a bit.

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‏قال غير معرف…
I agree with you that winning/losing is all about mentality. It is not about money or economics.

But if the Israelis did not manage to subdue the Palestinians, do the Palestinians win ? What does it mean for the Palestinians to be victorious ? Does it mean being able to live in peace and dignity ? or does it mean something else ?

Is it a victory if nobody is left alive to witness it ?

Personally, i think that the loss of one side does not automatically mean the victory of the other. It might very well be the case that both Palestinians and Israelis lose at the end; The Israelis by not subduing the Palestinians, and the Palestinians by not achieving a peaceful and dignified life. This is what i think we are now.

I think that if we the Palestinians continue to be defiant just to be defiant and not work strategically towards our goal, then we are bound to lose at the end as well. I sincerely believe that the current situation dictates that if we want to achieve our goal of a dignified life, we need to work strategically and diplomatically towards a resolution, and not continue this cycle of violence. Let's face it, the Qassam "rockets" have brought us nothing so far (absolutely nothing).

I realize this is a long comment .. but today's massacre has really devastated me. Yet still, everybody saw it coming :-(
28 ديسمبر 2008 في 3:17 ص
‏قال M Kilany…
za3tar,

So many questions to answer,

What does it mean to be victorious? I think it is to subdue the Israeli's and quite frankly I think we are on the right track... Being defiant and keep the cause alive is a very important part...

Israel has no chance, it is planted as a foreign body in the heart of a Muslim community they don't belong here and they know it, they will be a minority in their own state...

They are building walls to keep people out, a sign of utter weakness for a country that had expansion plans !?!

I'm sure of one thing, the only way to Defeat is surrendering to what they want...

And this is why Qassam "rockets" are important, this is why stones thrown on tanks work... because at the end of the day it simply doesn't matter who is killing more as long as the will is not broken...

To loose 1,000 men is a great sacrifice but to loose the defiant soul that is utter defeat Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam, Hizbollah, French resistance... all are examples of why Qassam rockets should never stop regardless of the casualties they cause or don't...

Every Qassam rocket, is a moral step up for Palestinians and one down for Israelis...

If I'm an Israeli coming from Europe of Russia and cannot find peace... why should I stay in Palestine!?

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I'm confident that Palestinians will win, it is simply a matter of time.
28 ديسمبر 2008 في 2:02 م
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