If it is a "Palestinian" run organization, it should be called "The Palestinian Solidarity Movement", without the word "International".

>>>>> I agree. Do you have any evidence to show that it is an "Exclusively" Palestinian organization.

Having "International" implies that the whole world is behind what they do, which is untrue, and a mis-representation of the group's definiton.

>>>>>> Actually international does not imply that. International can by anything that goes out of national borders.

Imagine the "Israel Defense Forces" being called the "International Defense Forces", and you'll get the idea.

>>>>> I don't mind. Israel was established in a meeting room of the UN. I acknowledge it. Actually Israel has been supported by many countries outside of Israel. Otherwise I cannot think of many countries that can get away with [ What looks like from picture] murder of unarmed young woman.

It is irrelevant whether she was sent or came on her own or if Palestinains are worse than Israelis. Are Israelis competing with them?

Amazing how we go to all lenghts to excuise the side we are on.

Oct 11, 2010 -- 4:26PM, BDboy wrote:

As far as I understand Israel for specially established for "Jewish" people and Jews from anywhere in the world can fly in and claim citizenship of Israel.

True. A Jew who immigrates to Israel is returning to his native land.

Oct 11, 2010 -- 4:26PM, BDboy wrote:

However native Arabs ( Chrsitians and Muslims) have to go through many "Israeli check posts" to go from point A to point B.

Not true.

Israeli citizens, and all persons who have permission from the Israeli government to reside in Israel (this includes tourists) are allowed to go anywhere within the formal boundaries of the State of Israel, and in Area C of Judea and Samaria. This includes Arabs, Jews, and anyone else.

However, when it comes to Area A or Area B of Judea and Samaria, these areas are controlled by the Palestinian Authority, and entry to and exit from these areas to the formal boundaries of the State of Israel and Area C of Judea and Samaria is limited. Residents of Area A and B are PA citizens (the Christian and Muslim Arabs you mentioned), and as a result their entry to the formal boundaries of the State of Israel is limited. Travel in Area C of J&S is controlled by Israel, and this includes both PA citizens and Israeli citizens.

So, your impression that "native Arabs ( Chrsitians and Muslims) have to go through many "Israeli check posts" to go from point A to point B" was created by reading and seeing presentations of Israeli controls of travel within Area C and from Area A/B to Israel as if the government was controlling travel by Arabs within Israel proper. It is an incorrect impression.

Oct 11, 2010 -- 4:26PM, BDboy wrote:

 In the long run Israel should make some room where people can peacefully protest any Israeli policies.

There is already plenty of room inside Israel where people can peacefully protest Israeli government policies. A quick perusal of news items will reveal no lack of protests from both the left and the right against this or that policy.

The key here is peaceful. Rachel Corrie was in a war zone. She was doing an act that was dangerous, and endangering both hers, and others lives. The Mavi Mamara was violating a legitimate blockade meant to prevent weapons from entering Gaza. When IDF soldiers tried to stop them, they were attacked, and therefore defended themselves.

True. A Jew who immigrates to Israel is returning to his native land.

>>>>> Personally I am for a safe place for Jewish people. But don't expect the whole world agree with such strong 2000 old religious point of view with NO scientific or logical explanation.

Then the Right of return for Palestinian has much stronger and logical case for making the new "Aliyah". ;-)

Take care.

All ideologies are idiotic, whether religious or  political, for it is conceptual thinking, the conceptual word, which has  so unfortunately divided man.
Jiddu Krishnamurt