ttbn,

In assessing your remarks and comments about virtually any issue that can be discussed I've come to the conclusion that not are you a big mouth with actually very little to say that can be considered as a positive contribution.
I accept that your contribution to society as a whole, much less to your local suburb, is so microscopic that it would take a bed bug a nano second to devour it.
Now you obviously have nothing better to do other that to espouse your meaningless rhetoric to like minded jingoes who are also trying to justify their existence.
It's obvious this platform provides you with the impetus to get out of bed each day to which you are undoubtedly thankful for because without it what could you do?

It's a shame that media coverage has focused on a tiny
fringe of vile attendees at the rallies in Sydney.
The slurs came from a handful of agitators.
The organizers of the rallies -
the Palestine Action Group condemned the behaviour as
did Arab and Muslim elders. Also police were swift in
taking action.

As stated earlier - we need to differentiate between the
wrongful actions of a few and the vast majority who abide
by the laws and rules of civility and decency.
Police are looking at what restrictions should be made to
curtail this disgusting behaviour in the future.

Shadow Minister,

I realize that you are a strong supporter of Israel.
And you probably feel that any criticism
is antiSemitic. However to
criticize a government's policies we should be able to
if they are unjust and affect people badly depriving them of equal
rights.

Before we point any fingers - we need to look at the root
causes of the attack by Hamas and what can be done towards
trying to stop further incidents where innocent people on
both sides die. Taking just one side of this turmoil is not
going to achieve anything constructive.

Cut the bullshite folks. You are either pro Israel or pro Hamas. There is no in between. The yes, burning babies is horrible, but.... palaver doesn’t fool anyone. The Leftists on this site, as always, are bloody disgraceful.

According to Pew Research Center the divide in
Middle East sympathies for Israel or the
Palestinians is now wider than ever before.

Currently 79% of Republicans say they sympathize
more with Israel than the Palestinians compared
with just 27% of Democrats.

Netanyahu remains a deeply polarizing figure in
the United States.

Americans continue to be divided in their views of
whether or not a way can be found for Israel and
an independent Palestinian state to co-exist peacefully.
About half (49%) say that it is possible while 4 in ten
(39%) say it is not.

Views about prospects for a two-state solution are
correlated with Middle East sympathies.

Israel sympathizers - only 40% say a way can be found
to co-exist. Palestinian sympathizers - 64% say a two
state solution is possible.

Interesting figures.

Before rushing in to support either one side
or the other here is a few reader's thoughts:

http://smh.com.au/national/nsw/a-tale-of-two-states-the-only-possible-solution-20231009-p5eaq8.html