Comments on: Bibi’s Father’s Answer to the ‘Arab Problem”: Hang’ Em in the Town Square

By: With Egypt, Turkey Lost As Israeli Allies, Where To Turn? - OpEd

With Egypt, Turkey Lost As Israeli Allies, Where To Turn? - OpEd — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 03:41:55 +0000

[...] is one saving grace though, that may prevent an Israeli war with Turkey. Ben Zion Netanyahu has publicly expressed his admiration for the Ottomans, who would go into a restive village in Palestine, search out a few troublemakers and hang ‘em in [...]

By: SD

SD — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 19:53:17 +0000

Thankyou for publishing this, I think it is very very important and a topic which should be explored.

Maybe someone can dig up the open letter that Netanyahu senior published in the New York Times in 1947, in which he rejected the UN partition plan as a betrayal of the Jewish people?

Some people in Israel have privately expressed to me the view “Bibi will sign a peace agreement after his father passes away”.

But he got one thing right, he famously opined back in the 70s that his second son was a future foreign minister, but not prime ministerial material.

By: sam barbary

sam barbary — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 02:01:39 +0000

I am curious why the New York Times won’t publish the Benzion interview Benzion Netanyahu is evil, vile and wicked. It’s embarrassing that Cornell welcomed him as a professor He spews the racism of all of most of Israel’s Prime Minister. The only one who had any compassion was Rabin. It’s interesting that the hateful remarks of Ahmandinejad are published in almost every major newspaper.

By: Youssed Ahmed A.

Youssed Ahmed A. — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:42:18 +0000

Bibi father’s interview is scary, yet informative. Two quick comments:
- It is interesting to note the real “enemy” from Bibi father’s viewpoint’s is Arabs — not Muslims. This has been a political conflict, not a religious one. Only in the late 1990s have Hamas gained proeminence. Something to keep in mind when some Bushists, Sharonists and other neocons depict the State of Israel’s colonial policy as a fight againt “terror”. Palestinians just want a state of their own. Palestinians just want independence, freedom, and the right to live with dignity. Exactly like the US did in 1776.
- Before so much hate toward Arabs (I’m humbly one of those non-human beings or Untermenschen — even worse I’m one of those Muslims), I can only have compassion and pity for the hater. What a DARK soul… I wouldn’t like to be in Bibi father’s place on the Day of Judgment when God asks him what good and bad deeds he did in his life. Be God merciful to him. Pity and mercy before so much hate is the only reasonable response.

By: Margaret

Margaret — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 23:49:02 +0000

Richard – I’ve been doing a lot of skipping around. I come back here for a bit of rest and sanity. Yours is a site where people can come without concern that they will encounter hatred directed toward another commenter.

It’s a lovely bunch you’ve got here. Thank you!

Thank you, Benny Zable:

To break this cycle of violence we need more engagement between all peoples. We then can see we are all human beings wishing for a life of love and peace.

Let us work towards this in our own unique positive creative ways.

By: Benny Zable

Benny Zable — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:30:01 +0000

FEAR=IGNORANCE=PREJUDICE=HATE=CYCLE OF VIOLENCE.

To break this cycle of violence we need more engagement between all peoples. We then can see we are all human beings wishing for a life of love and peace.

Let us work towards this in our own unique positive creative ways.

By: Zhu Bajie

Zhu Bajie — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:34:45 +0000

I wonder what he thinks of Mizrachi sorts….

Zhu Bajie

By: Margaret

Margaret — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 00:38:33 +0000

Dickerson3870 – Your passion shows in your comments, which I have appreciated much lately.