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That's a bit of a cheek for a man born in Moldova who emigrated to Israel aged 20 purely on the basis of Israel's racist Jewish supremicist laws, and whose party mainly represents Russian Jewish immigrants.

What chutzpah to condemn to death the right of Palestinians who were born there to protest the dispossession and ethnic cleansing of their own families.

It's on a par with executing Native Americans for protesting Wounded Knee, or Australian Aborigines criticizing their genocide in Tasmania.

And it speaks volumes that Netanyahu has not distanced himself or sacked this racist, if only for the fact that this nutjob in one sentence has undermined all the Zionists' anti Hamas and ISIS rhetoric.

It is also indicative of the Israeli apologists on this forum that they seem to openly approve his barbarism.

Not a single word out of place.

Chutzpah, Native Americans, Australian Aborigines, racist, supremacist, barbarism....all absolutely appropriate.

Hopefully this maniac's platform will be his downfall....and Netanyahu's.

And it IS a wonder that Netanyahu doesn't distance himself....very telling.

Israel apologists that excuse his words can never again criticise ISIS beheadings.......and saying that, I think it's a shame, because ISIS SHOULD be condemned.

At least it gives bed wetting leftists and those with Israel derangement syndrome a talking point and a moral equivalence argument until you consider whether rhetoric is ever likely to be backed up by action.

At least the responses by the Israel apologists give people who look forward to Palestine's nationhood equivalent excuse to rhetoric by Palestinian right-wingers.

No longer can any of you condemn Hamas leaders for saying something sensational....it's just rhetoric from a right winger, isn't it?

Wake me up when an Israeli Arab actually is beheaded.

Similarly, wake me up when Israel is literally "wiped off the map"....not going to happen, is it?

We're both looking at a long sleep.

At least it gives bed wetting leftists and those with Israel derangement syndrome a talking point and a moral equivalence argument until you consider whether rhetoric is ever likely to be backed up by action.

At least the responses by the Israel apologists give people who look forward to Palestine's nationhood equivalent excuse to rhetoric by Palestinian right-wingers.

No longer can any of you condemn Hamas leaders for saying something sensational....it's just rhetoric from a right winger, isn't it?

In response to Lieberman’s remarks, Israeli peace activist David Harel asked RT to imagine if Secretary of State John Kerry said the same thing about African-Americans or Hispanics:

“Can you imagine John Kerry making a similar statement about the Mexicans, or the Hispanics, or the Blacks in the United States. Imagine John Kerry saying publicly that you have to have their heads chopped off with an axe.”

It’s a viable question. Because if John Kerry did make such horrible statements the American people would be outraged and calling for him to resign or be fired from his job. So why does the American public continue to support Israel as an ally? Why do we tolerate such extremism from Israeli officials that we would never tolerate from our own? First, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lies to the faces of the American people and disrespects President Obama during a speech to Congress in an effort to sabotage US foreign policy initiatives seeking peace, and now the Foreign Minister is openly calling to behead people like ISIS does. It’s seriously time to cut ties with Israeli before they drag us into a campaign of extermination against Muslims.

You bring up a very valid point, which is to the OP......such barbaric suggestions as the FM's should indeed result in immediate sanctions from the US.

Cut ties? Won't happen. The US military industrial complex would lose the billions of US tax payer's dollars every year that is paid in "aid" to Israel, but goes into the US elite's pockets, most especially Republicans.

Nobody should be beheaded.

Israel isn't going to behead anyone.

Grow up and read between the lines.

He represents the far right faction of Israeli politics.

They are concerned about the enemy within.

That's what far right factions do everywhere.

Next ...

It's the FM! It's an official opinion, if not an official's opinion.

Perhaps Israel apologists should "grow up and read between the lines" every time Hamas says something sensational...they are after all hard right wingers!

Yes, lets take this stance in future....we'll grow up and excuse the Israeli FM, and we will also grow up and excuse Hamas leaders...Ok?

He didn't mean it, he's a right wing politician.

Israel is encouraging 'Mahal' (volunteers from abroad) to join the IDF.

http://www.israelandstuff.com/idf-volunteers

What about the fidelity to their native country and citizenship outside Israel ?

Should they also be beheaded in their native countries ?

Another example of "You can't do, what I can and allways will do" hypocrisy...

Pertinent point. But you shouldn't be surprised because when it comes to Israel, what's sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander.

Lets just hope countries whose citizens do leave to join the IDF have the fortitude to enforce their anti-terror laws and revoke the citizenship of their people leaving to fight illegal battles and wars for Israel, and arrest them if they ever return.

"Those who are with us deserve everything,...."

Liar! You do not support equal rights for Arab Israeli citizens.

Does a cam on a tripod at the end of my bed count?

Only if you release the footage for us to investigate the suspicious activity.

Taken out of context, of course, by some.

It's not the government installing and operating the camera's, fools, it's each home-owner. They, the residents, can do what they like with the footage, but also assist police if they can or want.

" ....to ordering new penalty sanctions against Iran or even making a pre-emptive declaration of war."

With a little luck, the US electorate might come to their senses and vote out these hawks who are looking to go to war at the behest of Israel's lies.

It's an absolutely ridiculous situation where the Republicans can offer to put US bodies on the line and throw US taxpayer funds at another war, all for Netanyahu, who has done and will never do anything for America except tell lies and gobble up more funds.

This is an Israeli election.

It is not a Palestinian election.

ZU represents a position to the left of Netanyahu as recently Bibi has stated a two state solution is off the table entirely due to radically changed conditions in the region ... in other words ISIS.

Israel demonizers will never be satisfied until Israel doesn't exist ... they don't fool anyone.

To add, those positions could be seen as an opening negotiation. Settlement policy is likely negotiable. Demilitarizing Palestinian state not negotiable. Jerusalem as Israel capital -- no comment.

I would have thought you would wait for the Israel demonisers to say something before you mentioned them. Thus far in this thread, there has been no Israel demonisation....so you're straying a bit off topic. Not that I mind that, personally.

I suspect that you're right about the settlements being negotiable. Of course ZU wouldn't say that explicitly before the election, but they'd be silly if they didn't know that the settlements are ONLY a negotiable item, not a non-negotiable item on the Palestinian agenda....and rightly so.

Jerusalem, at least East Jerusalem, is also something that will have to be negotiated. The way the ZU platform is currently worded, there can not be any peace deal, and they know that too.

Yeah, the daughter for sure, but what a nightmare for the husband to forever hear those last words in his mind.

What a sham!

It may gain popularity with Israelis as it appears to give the Palestinians nothing.

Hopefully it will dupe enough voters to oust Netanyahu, though.

Lovely story.

Sure beats stories of murder, corruption, rape, and theft.