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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Pigs can fly! Shimon Peres says he was 'wrong' to back Gaza expulsion - sort of

This may be a flying pigs moment.

Shimon Peres, the architect and number one proponent of the 'New Middle East' admitted today that the Gaza expulsion was 'wrong.'
President Shimon Peres made a surprising statement Wednesday, saying that while he supported the 2005 Gaza pullout, he now sees himself "as one of the people who were wrong. We should have done things differently."

He spoke at a Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations meeting in Jerusalem.
Unfortunately, to admit that the expulsion was wrong is still too much for Peres:
A subsequent statement made by the President's Office later said that Peres did not mean he was against the disengagement in hindsight, but rather against the way the move was carried out and the lack of political and security coordination with the Palestinian side at the time.
I don't get this. The entire point was that there was no way to reach agreement with the 'Palestinian' side, that the Left was losing patience because the 'Palestinians' weren't willing to accept their gift, and therefore Israel was going ahead and expelling all the Jews and pulling out unilaterally. To say that it should have been done differently is like saying it should not have been done at all.

Hmmm.

5 Comments:

At 2:44 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

Just a thought. Perhaps he thought there should have been a "crawl-out" instead of a pullout".

 
At 2:59 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Shimon Peres is wrong.

Everything about him.

Out of our lives already, treacherous destroyer of Israel!

 
At 7:34 PM, Blogger NormanF said...

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At 7:37 PM, Blogger NormanF said...

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At 7:38 PM, Blogger NormanF said...

It should never have been done. I'm still waiting for schlemiel Peres to apologize for inflicting Arafat and the PLO upon Israel.

When pigs fly!

 

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