How many Israeli& Palestinian lives will takes to convince the Israeli leaders of ceasefire in the West Bank?

Question

600 were killed in Gaza and 100 were killed in Israel before the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Answer 1

This is a hopeless case. It is their culture. They are blood thirst. They live for killing, and the day they will stop killing innocent Palestinians is the day they will vanish.

They are shameless liars, occupiers, aggressors, do not belong to this planet, their hateful bloody culture must end someday on their hands.

Answer 2

I really don't like this question. It  comes in the wake of 4 Israelis murdered by the terrorist and his bull dozer.

Your question can be answered when the mother of a terrorist who just found out what he's done, murdered 4 innocent people, stops waving to a crowd of fans and shouting "shaheed! shaheed!" (arab word for martyr.) She is quite proud of her son.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbP45VON0...

“Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us.” Golda Meir (Statement to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., 1957)

When that happens, we will have a cease fire and a lasting peace.

There isn't even a cease fire in Gaza what does that have to do with it.  3 times now, and Hamas vowed to stop the rockets but they still come.

If I were Prime Minister...

Answer 3

mark,

As many as it will take until Muslims living in Judah and Samaria will have enough and move to Muslim countries.

Sincerely,

Ms. Miche ; })

Answer 4

The fewer the better of course.  When will the Pals stop making targets out of themselves.

Jews don't wake up and say i think I'll kill a Pal today.

If the leaders of Hamas and Fatah would take charge and stop their part of the violence it would have to stop.

Answer 5

1 million

Answer 6

There is at present a "truce" between Israel and the Gaza Hamas terrorists.

What it means is that missiles continue to be fired on Israel from Gaza, while Israel does not fight back.

How can you convince Hamas to observe the truce that they agreed to keep?

The answer to your question is that the key is in the hand sof the Arabs.

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Answer 7

What you need to understand is that Israel doesn't even belong there. If you were to read a bible it would tell you that Jews are spread all over the world as punishment.

There are thousands of Jews that are against Zionism and the State of Israel. They feel that their star and religion has been kidnapped.Jews lived for hundreds and hundreds of years with Muslims in Muslim countries across the Middle East and many still do. True Jews believe that that land is promised to them and that the Messiah will come down and give them that land ! He hasn't come down! And the bible isn't a deed and GOD doesn't hand out real estate cards! They don't belong there. Palestinians have been living there for hundreds of years! They bulldozed their homes and took away their land . Give me a freaking break...and Israel was formed right around the time OIL was discovered in the Middle East ..COINCIDENCE?

Everytime the UN tries to put sanctions on Israel....guess who keep VETOING it? The USA...They even fight Israels wars...Open your eyes!

Answer 8

the Israeli's are always very happy for a cease fire, Israeli's want peace.its the Arabs that want to carry on with the violence and kill Innocent people.israeli army is, was and will always protect its citizens.

The number of successful Palestinian terrorist attacks has fallen dramatically in the last several months. This is not because of any actions on the part of the Palestinians. The Palestinian Authority continues to refuse to fulfill its road map obligation to stop violence, dismantle terrorist infrastructures, and confiscate illegal weapons. The decline in violence is due primarily to the efficiency of Israel’s security forces and the presence of the security fence. It has little to do with a supposed cease-fire during which there has been no lull in the effort to murder Israelis.

Prior to construction of the security fence, the Palestinians carried out 73 suicide bomb attacks that killed 293 Israelis. Even with the fence only about one-third completed, it has helped significantly reduce the carnage. Since construction began in July 2003, 11 suicide attacks have been launched that killed 54 people. In 2005, only seven suicide attacks were successful, which has taken terror against Israelis off the radar of the international media and given the perception that all is quiet. The reality is far different.

According to the Shin Bet, a total of 2,990 attacks were launched against Israel during 2005 following that January’s truce announcement by Islamic Jihad, the Popular Resistance Committees, and Fatah’s Al-Aksa Martyrs Brigades. Each month, Israel has more than 70 terror alerts.

To give just a few examples of the ongoing terror campaign:

• On February 2, 2006, soldiers prevented two Palestinian teenagers from smuggling 12 pipe bombs through a checkpoint. The next day two Palestinian teenagers were captured carrying explosive belts.

• On February 19, 2006, border police arrested three Palestinians from Bethlehem on their way to carry out a suicide bombing in Jerusalem. That same morning, two Palestinians attempted to place a bomb near the southern Gaza security fence.

• On February 20, 2006, the Shin Bet chief revealed that the IDF uncovered a launcher and eight mortar shells in Bethlehem, which were planned to be fired at the Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo.

• On February 21, 2006, an IDF force found a large bomb factory in Nablus.

• Since Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Palestinians have continued to fire rockets into Israel on an almost daily basis (more than 450 have hit Israel in less than six months170), and increasingly threatened strategic targets, such as the power station in Ashkelon.

• Smuggling of weapons has accelerated in the Gaza Strip. The head of the Shin Bet reported that the number of rifles smuggled each month has increased from 200-300 to 3,000 since disengagement, and that the Palestinians have also smuggled in anti-aircraft missiles and tons of explosives.

Israel may have won the Palestinian War started by the Palestinian Authority in September 2000, but that does not mean that it has ended all terror threats. Cease-fires and truces mean little when those who declare them continue to arm themselves for the next battle, and their comrades continue to wage war.

The situation is likely to grow more dangerous now that the security forces responsible for enforcing the law in the Palestinian Authority will be infiltrated and probably controlled by the terrorists from Hamas who have made no secret since the Palestinian election that they are committed to their covenant’s call for the destruction of Israel. Moreover, the Palestinian people continue to support terrorism according to the latest poll, which found that 56% of Palestinians support suicide bombing operations against Israeli civilians.

Answer 9

Israelis have accepted every peace proposal.  The Palestinians have accepted none, zero, zip, ziltch!

“We will have peace with the Arabs when they love their children more than they hate us.”   Golda Meir 1957, before the National Press Club in Washington

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Answer 10

yes Soyou etc. they are blood thirsty the palestinians arabs. the moment they stop shooting, stubbing and using bombs, there will be ceasefire.

Answer 11

I think if it was lives that mattered, it would have been dealt with long ago. People have to start loving each other more than they love land. Peace!