Israel have right to defend herself

Submitted by Faqir chand (Germany), Jul 18, 2006 at 16:36

It.s clear to every normal person that Hamas & Hisbulla, two famous radical Islamic terrorist orgnistations, are beginning the war against Israel. Israel have right to defend herself & keep safe her country integral territory & make every time safety for people of Israel.

If Israel did not defend herself against brutal act of barbaric Islamic terrorism, then we know what can happen to Israel There is no real government in Palestine. Hamas, who's slogan every time is from narrow point of only Islamism , ever was not in a position to save their Ministers.,remain no question of whole Palestine. We know what is the difference between Hamas when they were in opposition & now is leading the puppet Islamic government in Palestine. Hamas should release Israeli soldier, there is no any alternative solution.

About Hisbulla, a puppet orgnisation broadly helped by fundamentalist Iran & dictator regime of Syria have been very calculative to start war against Israel. In 2004 UN security council resolution says Hisbulla must be disarmed. Beside that Hisbulla havent been disarmed, they receive latest models of rockets that can reach inside Israel territory. All the civilized world must stand with Israel ,otherwise ,Islamic barbarism & terrorism will become more & more strong . this will be alarming sign for free ,pleuralistic & democratic world to do more & more agaist enemy of civilization.

Hisbulla, after receiving heavy weapons from Iran, now shows that the balance of power is going to change in this region in favor of terrorist. But I hope will be remain as only dream for Islamic terrorism.

Israel must win this war, Hisbulla must release two Israeli solders & must be dismantled from arms.

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