Pals married to Israeli Arabs - Go to Jenin.

[Womble]

Cheshin is about to retire. He was supposed to do so in Feb. 2006 and will probably retireby year's end. The prominent candidate to replace Barak is judge Dorit Beinish, formerly state prosecutor.

correction: Cheshin already retired, on Feb 16th, 2006. He participated in this case because the proceedings began before his retirement.

Ah, I see. Thanks for correcting me.

[KettleWhistle]

same as Bush is a Saudi is disguise?

Meaning what?

[sharonbn]

meaning it is as stupid to call head of Israeli supreme court "Arab" for his liberal view, as it is to call the American president "saudi" for his oil connections.

[KettleWhistle]

Barak always pushes for the anti-Israeli, pro-Arab, and anti-patriotic agendas. It is has nothing to do with any sort of "liberalism." It is plain and simple anti-patriotism.

[CoinToss]

meaning it is as stupid to call head of Israeli supreme court "Arab" for his liberal view, as it is to call the American president "saudi" for his oil connections.

Every decision leading to a less jewish country is a to be called a betrayal.
On the other hand, trying to keep good relations with a very sensitive country such like SA in order to reduce his harmful influence is to be called a strategic behaviour.

Thus Barak is a traitor, as Bush is a fine diplomat.
Quite different, isn'it ?

[KettleWhistle]

SA is not any sort of a "sensitive country." It is a trading partner, nothing more, nothing less. The U.S. buys their oil, and they buy assorted U.S. products, such as high tech, weapons, etc. There is nothing more to this relationship.

[CoinToss]

SA is not any sort of a "sensitive country." It is a trading partner, nothing more, nothing less. The U.S. buys their oil, and they buy assorted U.S. products, such as high tech, weapons, etc. There is nothing more to this relationship.

Muslim's holyland is nothing to you ? Better having it on one's side.

[sharonbn]

Barak always pushes for the anti-Israeli, pro-Arab, and anti-patriotic agendas. It is has nothing to do with any sort of "liberalism." It is plain and simple anti-patriotism.

maybe someone should shoot him

[KettleWhistle]

maybe someone should shoot him

I wouldn't care less if someone does.

[CoinToss]

maybe someone should shoot him

Maybe you can do it yourself.
2 moonbats out for the price of one.

[Mediocrates]

In context this is like the problems we have with Green Card Weddings. There really are laws that have to do with citizenship status of couples who are citizens of two different countries. There's no need to resort to this kind of hyperbolic nonsense of 'racism', 'crimes against such and such' and all that. If I married a mail order Phillippino pole dancer we would have some very similar problems. The fact that these two people live close to one another is entirely irrelevant.

[sharonbn]

the problem is that the Israeli law makes a distinction between an Arab and a Phillippino pole dancers. The distinction is based on the race of the dancer.

[KettleWhistle]

You mean it allows Asian pole dancers, but prohibits Caucasians?

[sharonbn]

maybe someone can shoot all pole dancers. that will solve the problem.

[KettleWhistle]

What problem?