You are being extremist. These people were inspired by terrorism. However when they tried to be accepted by supposed terrorist organisation, they were refused training and advice. It is correct to say they were' inspired' by Al Qaeda but to actually say they were working in cahoots with the group is not so. We chose to call murderers, murderers in this country. If Israel's wish is to have everyone who murders and gets some inspiration from Al Qaeda, Al Qaeda terrorists it is misinforming. Doubtless it has it's reasons but misinforming is what it is doing.
Maybe, maybe not. Again we would consider people who were terrorist to belong to some organisation that was terrorist. To attack a single taxi driver when one is not a member of any said organisation comes over as a murder of hate to me.
Alexa, you seem to have taken to the ridiculous and unexplained belief that only a person who belongs to a terrorist organization can be named a terrorist.
That is absolutely wrong and has no connection with reality, the murder of that cab driver was an act of terrroism, and even your own nation doesn't follow that insanely bizarre definition you've set for terrorism, that an act can be labeled terrorism "if and only if it was committed by a member of a terrorist organization". What a joke.
I have read of plenty of same murders of hate against the Palestinian population, are you now going to call them all terrorism?
Who said that I do not?
Inspired is not the same as belonging to.
No, but you've asked for a reasoning and the reasoning is given in the article, that group of barbarians was inspired by al-Qaeda and that's why they've committed an act of terrorism and have murdered an innocent man.
You are exaggerating a sordid murder. You are upping it to terrorism. Why? Possibly to bring some fear to the general population and some reprisals to the Arab population of Israel.
The reason why I'm "upping it to terrorism" is because it is terrorism.
Now the reason why you're "downing it to murder" is quite known to me as well, and to you too I believe.
Because you choose to exaggerate the killing
The opposite is true, you seek to pretty it up, you do not like the fact that those people are labeled as terrorists.
I chose to point out that if you believe the person was motivated by terrorism then you must look at why the person or people would be feeling so disaffected to want to engage in terrorism.
Do you believe all is fine and dandy in Israel? Do you believe people are not being mistreated. Do you even believe your right wing stance is the view of all Israeli's never mind all Jews?
Of course it is not. Going back to the removal of people from their homes in East Jerusalem, you will see that some Israeli's are just as disgusted at this as myself.
Nocturnal Terror in Silwan / Daniel – Sheikh Jarrah: a just struggle for a just Jerusalem
You once more are referring to an agenda-motivated website, and besides that as I've stated before this is off-topic and if you wish to debate it then open your own thread.
The reality is they were Parliamentarians, not terrorists.
Just a moment ago you've stated that only someone who belongs to a terrorist organization can be labeled a terrorist.
Those folks belong to the terrorist organization of Hamas, so how come now you deny their terrorism as well?
I think you need to work on an ultimate definition to terrorism, one that would allow you to deny anyone who murders an innocent Jewish civilian to be a terrorist.
That way you could promote the murder of Israeli civilians while sticking to one definition without making up new ones every second.
Terrorists always are people. Dehumanising people is at least as bad a crime as terrorism.
Oh look, someone got sensitive because terrorists were being insulted.
Israel Arabs do not enjoy the same rights as Israeli Jews.
And that is just as true as "African British do not enjoy the same rights as English British".
This is just another example for the agenda behind your words, when you seek to deny the fact that Israeli Arabs and Israeli Jews enjoy the same rights you seek to demonize the Israeli Jews.
and my point was that if you want to call people terrorists, then you need to see what is making them so discontent they would feel that way, and yes, my feeling when we had terrorists in this country was exactly the same.
And from some reason you've completely ignored this passage I've written:
Yesterday in Norway a group of al-Qaeda inspired folks, just like those barbarians, were arrested on grounds of planning a terrorist attack. Why don't you say something about how Norway has oppressed its citizens so much that they'd go and try to attack innocents? Oh right, you won't, because Norway is not the Jewish state, and hence there is no reason to seek it out and try to blame it over anything possible. In fact, unlike with this group of terrorists, I think you'd even show your anger towards the group of Norwegians al-Qaedas inspired folks, because they've tried to attack Norwegians, and not Israeli Jews and Israeli Christians like this group.
I think I know why you've ignored it.