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Assassination as a tool of foreign policy
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No intent to be rude? Too late.
If I could fire myself up to do so I would take personal offence at your insinuations, but I can't so I won't.
However I wish you would stop seeing race in everything because we tend to regard such people as racist. We are talking about the state of Israel, or more specifically the actions of the Israeli government but to you it is all about the Jews and to drive it home you say “Iran a country based on pure hate”.
I have said this before on OLO and I will repeat it as often as I have to.
Iran has the highest percentage of Jews in its population of any country bar Israel in the Middle East. Its own constitution dictates that as a religious minority Jews must have representation in its parliament.
However by our standards Iran's treatment of religious minorities, women, gays etc is not good and in some cases it is quite appalling, but to single it out as the worst is hardly supported by the facts. Just compare it to Saudi Arabia our ally.
Iran does have issues with the State of Israel. But anyone who cares to remove their blinkers can not help but feel Israel is divesting its self of legitimacy at a frightening rate.
So please lets try to park notions of Jews and Arabs and talk about what the states themselves are engaging in.
Meanwhile I agree with you that if “Mossad if it did this is no better or worse than others who plan such murders”. I would wish my government had clean hands on the matter but the reported actions of our SAS leaves doubt that they do and therefore it leaves me depressed.