Create Your Blog | Sign In
Next Blog

My Views on News

Corpus-delicti

munaeem | 22 April, 2007 13:30




Corpus Delicti
and the
Palestinian Right of Return

Corpus-delicti  is a Latin word referring to an object or a tool
which helps to prove or to establish a crime and or to identify
the criminal himself.

You see or hear that word in many detective-films and also in books.

The existence of the Palestinian refugees is a corpus-delicti
to a crime called the establishment of the State of Israel
and to criminals called the Zionists....better known as "Israelis".

To hide this corpus-delicti Israel must hide the refugees
which is not possible , therefore the right of return of those refugees
must be oppressed, ignored ,hidden and suppressed by the Zionists
and by their friends.......in order to hiding the crime , itself.

Philosophically speaking,  I say :
if there is no victim , there is no crime.

Refugees are the first degree victims of Israel,followed very closely by the occupied Palestinian population and then the Arabs as a whole, will follow in that list.

Symbolically , and as an obvious example ,when Ariel Sharon and his dogs were slaughtering the population of Sabra and Chatila , or Jennin among other places, they were simply physically eliminating the corpus-delicti of their on-going crime.

Also Golda Meier declared once " Palestinians do not exist"meaning exactly "there is no corpus-delicti".

Palestinian-refugees are the corpus-delicti of the worse crime in the second half of the 20Th century done by Israel and Zionists.


Raja Chemayel
on a sunny Sunday....

Palestine, Israel :: Comment (0) :: Permalink

How an anti-Israel Left helps perpetuate the Occupation

munaeem | 22 April, 2007 08:45

We at Tikkun have recently been discussing how to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Occupation of the West Bank. Like most other liberals and progressives, we see the Occupation as a terrible blight on the history of the Jewish people and an important source for growing anger at those Jews who give blind support to Israeli policies.

Read More at Munaeem's Blog 

Israel :: Comment (0) :: Permalink

UK Jews: Replace BBC Mideast editor

munaeem | 22 April, 2007 07:56

A British Jewish community leader is demanding that BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen be replaced following contentious remarks about Israel made in a BBC memo.

Munaeem's Blog has more... 

Middle East Crisis, Israel :: Comment (0) :: Permalink

Can Syria and Israel Make Peace?

munaeem | 22 April, 2007 06:14

Patrick Seale comments :

"Spurred on by Bill Clinton, Syria and Israel came very close to a peace agreement in 2000. But Ehud Barak, Israel's prime minister at the time, threw away the chance. He didn't think the Israeli public would swallow the prospect of Syrians swimming and fishing in the north-eastern corner of Lake Tiberias. Instead, he wanted to push back the Syrian border several hundred metres from the lake.

The late Syrian President, Hafiz al-Asad, was outraged. He had expected Barak to honour a pledge given by two previous prime ministers, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, that as part of the peace package Israel would withdraw fully from the Golan Heights to the water's edge.

But Barak got cold feet and the chance of peace was lost. Can it now be revived?"

Dar Al Hayat has more ...

Middle East Crisis, Israel :: Comment (0) :: Permalink

Israel: 'No thanks' to Musharraf offer

munaeem | 22 April, 2007 04:58

Jerusalem Post reports :

"Israel has rejected the surprise offer by Pakistan's President Gen. Pervez Musharraf to help resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

An official in the Prime Minister's Office described the offer as "a little ridiculous," noting that there are no diplomatic relations between Islamabad and Jerusalem.

We have an Arab initiative. Why would we need a Pakistani initiative?" the official asked, adding that mediation efforts would be welcomed from any state that had ties with Israel. "

A more conciliatory note was sounded by Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev who said Pakistan's involvement would be welcomed, but that Musharraf's effectiveness would likely be limited.

One of the visitor on Jerusalem Post commented on Musharraf's offer this way. Rubin wrote :

"Musharraf - go and set your peace records correct with India before you offer it for Mid-East. Funny a guy who pats Iran, licks Osama, swears friendship with Syria - exports terror to Kashmir is offering peace. Did I forget to say he sounds like Gaddafi?"

I agree with him.

Israel :: Comment (0) :: Permalink

 
A service provided by Al Bawaba