The Death of Ariel Sharon

ketchim · 01-15-2014, 02:10 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Palestinians in a camp in south Lebanon :

[size=12pt]celebrated the death of a man seen as an aggressive warmongerer[/size]

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#2
Israeli historian Tom Segev said that Mr Sharon would be remembered as a founding father of the

nation but that many of his actions, as a soldier and statesman, remained highly controversial.

"Sharon was a political soldier and a military politician and I think it's this combination of militarism

and nationalism which forms his legacy, a legacy which many people here - me included -

find more harmful than useful,"

#3
His involvement in the 1982 massacres of Palestinians in Beirut refugee camps

and his controversial visit in 2000 to Jerusalem's al-Aqsa Mosque Compound :

known to Jews as Temple Mount.

The walkabout on the contested site infuriated Palestinians, who launched the second intifada  !

#4
"He went further than most in his crimes against Palestinian civilians, and further than others

in his deception; he showed Israeli leaders that they could retain the tactics of war while

calling them efforts for peace, and this is his most corrosive legacy,"

#5
"Every Palestinian, all refugees and families of martyrs and prisoners should celebrate

the death of this criminal as many were killed by his hands "

"We will never forget those who occupied our land and committed the most heinous massacres

against our people."

#6
In the Khan Younis refugee camp in southern Gaza, news of Mr Sharon's death :

triggered a party where pictures of him were burned....

#7
that was a terrible fella ever. pheeeeeeeeeew :o :o :o

#8
May he burn in Hell Fire !    >Sad

#9
i like the guerilla.  she can fight my wars anytime ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#10
Every thing stated above is true but remember Monachem Begin was also equally a war criminal.
However those two men realised that you make peace with your enemies not your friends and they were on the verge of making a lasting peace with the Palestinians ,
The powers that be wanted to maintain hegemony  and continued occupation  over the Palestinians and  thus  Sharon and Begin were eliminated

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