Collected Poetry. There have been tyrants and murderers,. Think of it--always. Fortune smiles - paraphrase of a Wilhelm Busch poem. Fortune smiles, but she also may Delight us in her reluctant way. She gives the gift of a summer's day, With a swarm of mosquitoes and us as prey. The logo marks the 48th anniversary of the founding of Fatah by Yasser Arafat and includes a map with the PA flag and a map of Israel that appears to be a depiction of the black and white checkered kefiyah, a symbol of the violent intifada, and the slogan 'the state and victory.
For the past year, official PA documents have increasingly shown Palestine as covering all of Israel, but this is the first time the Fatah party has officially placed the map on its logo. The two-state solution Played by the quartet Was just pretty elocution, Splayed and sold, and yet The one-state solution Is the far more likely plan As Fatah's execution Shows no Israel to ban.
Two has equaled one And Oslo was a game. The intervening years? A sham with shills, a shame. Let us watch all the hands Wringing loudly now; Applause now for those grands And each shilly-shally bow. Addendum : "Israeli Jews are becoming more skeptical about a peace agreement with the Palestinians, with 83 percent saying a withdrawal to the pre borders and the division of Jerusalem would not end the conflict.
Addendum of the Holy Land for Jews: " The sheikh had more harsh words for the 'Palestinians,' calling them 'the killers of children, the elderly and women' in using them as human shields in order to falsely accuse the Jews of targeting them. He reports having seen the same tactic used by 'Palestinians' against the Jordanian army in the s.
Addendum of Palestinian Politics: "A recent report from January, which the media has kept a tight lip on, has exposed the widespread human rights abuses of the Palestinian Authority PA and Hamas in Judea, Samaria and Gaza. The report, from the Palestinian Independent Commission for Human Rights ICHR , charges PA and Hamas for repeated cases of torture, oppression, assaults on freedom of expression and academic freedoms, as well as ignoring court orders.
