Will this increase or decrease the likelihood of terrorist actions in America, Europe and the rest of the world?

If you were a member of a family murdered in this conflict, would you be seeking revenge?

Should Tzipi Livni and Ehud Olmert, be tried for war crimes if or when this conflict comes to an end?

What will the price of oil be in 4 weeks time?

ISIS fighters have captured the Quneitra crossing between Syria and Israel near the Golan Heights. Injuries to Israeli army.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch5XlEZoi1c#t=1012

A video of the Israelis behaving like Nazis. Even apartheid wasn't as bad.

Interesting. Some true and some distorted. You have to remember that the interview was for The Russia Today channel, which has its own agenda.

The truth of Palestine land.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXtiZbQNemA&feature=youtu.be

http://www.jpost.com/Arab-Israeli-Conflict/Islamic-State-vows-to-reach-Palestine-and-kill-the-barbaric-Jews-372796

I like to listen to the oratory of George Galloway and he does seem to have a fairly thorough and exceedingly knowledgeable take on things. However, he does seem to be blatantly biased in certain directions and fairly warped with his tendencies. As such, I feel he has wasted his talents.

My favourite stuff of his occurred when he went over to the USA to give testimony, defend himself against the accusation of receiving benefits form the sale of Sadam's oil and proceeded to wipe the floor with the US Senate:



Perhaps someone more into these things than me, can explain why he didn't make it to be Prime Minister? I wonder if he is actually dishonest or has a warped morality?

http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Politics-And-Diplomacy/EU-threatens-Israel-with-total-ban-of-poultry-unless-it-marks-products-from-settlements-374177

Bob - he got hammered a few years back by Hitchens on the subject of the 2nd Iraq war - one of he best debates I've ever seen. Neither of them pulled any punches.

2005 debate

Exec,

George!

Because he didn't have enough of the party with him and his many of his views were as unpopular to the labour party as the con party.

He did mug up his facts though and certainly was an interesting brawler!

http://chainsoff.wordpress.com/2014/09/07/when-s-hits-the-fan-islamic-state-popularity-on-the-rise-in-israel/

Hassan Shaalan
Clashes erupt in Arab sector, as community remains divided on support of ISIS and its cruel methods.
The Islamic State has surged in popularity and won over supporters worldwide – even in Israel.

“Any person who bad-mouths the Islamic State is not a Muslim,” wrote a Facebook users, one of the many who have not hesitated to express their support in the past three days, when the Defense Ministry announced that ISIS was an “illegal organization.”

The Arab sector in Israel has been inundated with conversations and confrontations over the topic not only online, but also in cafés and mosques.

Last week an Imam praised the terror group during Friday prayers at a northern Israel mosque: “ISIS is on the right path.”

Multiple choice:-

what are islamic fundamentalist terrorists best known for?

A. Heading
B. Heading
C. Heading

What were Israeli terrorists known for?

A. Blowing up hotels
B. Blowing up railwy stations
C. Ethnic cleansing of Palestinians

Haystack - Maybe it was a little too subtle for you.

Not a topic for subtlety

You do take yourself very seriously, don't you?

Only on some things. You could never be accused of taking anything seriously. That is not a bad thing though.

Lol - it's true that I don't take you quite as seriously as you do,

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/editorials/parliament-should-recognise-palestinian-statehood-9786056.html

Next Monday the House of Commons will hold an unprecedented vote on a motion to recognise a Palestinian state. The vote is non-binding on the Government, and thus will have scant impact on the effectively defunct Middle East peace process, or on Britain’s stance at the United Nations.

As a permanent member of the Security Council, Britain has long kept its head below the parapet on the issue, abstaining the last time the question arose at the UN, in November 2012 when the General Assembly voted by a resounding 138 to 9 to elevate the Palestinians to non-member observer status. This time though Parliament should go further and back recognition of statehood. What hopes remain of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, rightly seen as the only long-term answer, demand no less – as does simple justice.