Do you see any connection between bulldozer attacks and bulldozer demolitions of Palestinian homes?

Question

Wasn't there a beatiful old Palestinian house destroyed in east Jerusalem just before the first one?

Answer 1

i dunno. just blame it on the jew.

Answer 2

no connection... the palestinian bulldozer attack was not on a home but on cars :) so no connections

Answer 3

Yes,it would difficult to miss it. I don't get the impression the jews get it though.

Answer 4

There is no doubt of that,although zionist postings make it clear the relationship is beyond their comprehension. Yes,I remember the home you are referring to. It was old and elegant and the entire neighborhood turned out - about 400 people - to obstruct the demolition. Forty people were severely beaten,and remember this was in the old Arab quarter. The next day the first bulldozer attack occured.

It is interesting to note that after 60 years the Palestinians show no sign of giving up or otherwise submitting to this strange,crypto-fascist "government" that by it's own admission employed bribery to purchase recognition from the U.N. The Palestinians have consistently shown themselves to be an astonishly brave and resourceful people. Turning those bulldozers back on their oppressors suggests a lot of ingenuity. I sincerely wish them success in their long-term goal of liberating Palestine,from the river to the sea.

Answer 5

Payback is a b*tch. The Palis have a right to retaliate.

Long live Palestine.

Answer 6

Well, yes. That and how when Israel invades Palestinian neighborhoods with their tanks they end up running over cars and electrical poles and so on.

So the destruction with a bulldozer is pretty much the same.

Answer 7

Yes. The zionists have been bulldozing Palestinian homes and neighborhoods for forty years and now they are beginning to retaliate,which is fine with me.