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NY girl's project helps Sderot kids cope
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Published: 24.06.12, 07:56
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1. G-d bless all of you
Sarah B ,   U.S.A. / Israel   (06.24.12)
Gazans learn how to fire missiles, and Jews learn how to knit blankets. Says a great deal, doesn't it?
2. Amen to that Sarah!
Ginette ,   Canada   (06.25.12)
but tha't us Jews...we save a life, we save the whole World. They (the Arabs) find great satisfaction killing others in terror acts, with the hope to find their 72 virgins in the next life...what a gas! Kol a kavod to Noa and her family. May G-d protects Israel and the Jews for Eternity.
3. kids need to cope with reality
observer ,   Egypt   (06.25.12)
On 13 May 1948, Najd was occupied by the Negev Brigade as part of Operation Barak, before Israel was declared a state and before any Arab armies entered Palestine. The villagers were expelled and fled to Gaza. In 1951, the town of Sderot was built on the village's lands. According to UN Resolution 194 and also the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 13, Section 2, the villagers of Najd have a right to return home to their personal property and to their native village.
4. #3 Deal with the facts, not with half-truths and fiction
Jake   (06.25.12)
Before the pan-Arab invasion of Israel in 1948, there was already a civil war raging between Arabs and Jews in Palestine, declared and initiated by the Arab Higher Commitee of Palestine to prevent partition in November 1947. During this time, Arab irregulars poured in from neighboring Arab states, including the ALA, the Mufti's "Army of the Holy War", and armed units of the Egyptian Moslem brotherhood, as well as soldiers from the regular Egyptian army who were quartered in Arab towns and villages before the end of the Palestine Mandate, prior to the main pan-Arab invasion. When Egyptian troops formally invaded, they occupied not only areas which would been part of the Arab state under the UN Partition Plan, but also invaded the southern portion of the territory recommended by the UN as part of the Jewish State. As non-binding General Assembly recommendations, both UNGA 181 and 194 have no legal standing in international law.
5. to #3 according to you north Sudanese can also claim that
ghostq   (06.26.12)
in Egypt, many tribes up north can just claim they came from alexandria.
6. #5
observer ,   Egypt   (06.26.12)
87% of Sderot residents have Moroccan immigrant parents who came from North Africa.
7. to #6 marrocan jews didn't immigrate
ghostq   (06.27.12)
they came back home after muslim prosecutions (they lived in gettoos in marroco also were murdered by marrocans in the city of Pes there r tombed to prove just that), jews got the right of return where they were exile from, something palis "borrowed" in the last 10 years after reading jewish history, the right of return is law that was established actually during the Turkish mandath over Israel, before the Britsh came. yes the Turks let jews go back to Israel especially from the arab countries. Turks kept legal documentations and they even gave VISA to jews that wanted to travel. I saw one document in museum.
8. sederot
papadov ,   raanana   (07.01.12)
they want the rockets from Gaza as well?
9. Good on her
Fliss ,   Sydney, Australia   (07.02.12)
Many ''adults'' should hang their heads in shame that someone who is only 12 years old has more maturity and compassion than they ever will.
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