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[Labret] · 01-19-2003, 10:45 PM

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Originally posted by dav555add

Fuck OFF, what do you know about modern military?
If the Israelis were not civilized and modern, you don't think this whole fucken conflict would be over in a heart beat. What do you think would happen if they carpet bombed gaza? I wouldn't mind, but your liberal freedom loving cock sucking friends would be up in arm.
Right now as you jerk off to shit videos, 100+ people get their heads shopped off in algeria each day, at the same time the russian are killing scores of muslims in chechnya, but nobody gives a damn.
So why do you care so much about palestinians???

I dont care.

I dont like Israel. They could be bashing teletubbies for all I care.

I just love them being exposed for the shitbags they really are.

Where did the IDF come from? They just changed the name of Haganah. Who were the Haganah? Zionist terrorists.

http://www.thirteen.org/heritagedvd/ej_3.html

In case you dont like to read.

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A short time after the end of World War II, when it became clear that the British government would not abandon its anti-Zionist policy of the 1939 White Paper, the Jewish Agency charged the Haganah with leading the "Jewish resistance movement" against this policy. The implementation of the resistance plan was entrusted to Moshe Sneh, then head of the national command, and Yiæøak Sadeh, acting chief of staff. At the center of the resistance activities was the "illegal" mass immigration from Europe and North Africa, with the armed struggle limited to attempts to score direct hits against the operational devices installed to interfere with "illegal" immigration (radar devices, boats that deported immigrants to Cyprus, etc.). By the eve of the War of Independence there were 45,000 members in the Haganah, about 10,000 of whom were in the Field Force and more than 3,000 in the Palmaø.

In the first four months of the war the Haganah engaged mainly in defending the positions of the yishuv. In the beginning of April 1948, however, the Haganah took to the offensive. In Operation Naøshon, the road to besieged Jerusalem was broken through. A series of conquests then began, starting with the capture of Tiberias (April 18) and followed by the battle for Haifa, which ended with Haganah forces holding the entire city. Safed was captured on May 12, and the next day Arab Jaffa surrendered to the Haganah command. With the evacuation of British forces from Jerusalem, Haganah forces also controlled the new city.

In the midst of these battles, the provisional government of Israel decided to turn the Haganah into the army of the state.

Uh oh.