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May 5, 1994 - April 9, 2011Stephen James Anderson, 16, passed away Saturday, April 9, 2011, in Monterey, Calif. Stephen was born May 5,1994, in Reno to Chris and Thea Anderson of Carson City.Ste...
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and there is no—one in israel who will ever be able to evacuate those 700,000 settlers, the most powerful group in israeli politics. soi... two—state solution could be morejust and more implementable, but this train left the station. in a word, and it has to be a word... in a word, and i've known you a long time, have you ever felt more depressed ? no. definitely, no. but, stephen, we cannot finish our show with such a pessimistic vision. let's just remember that many unexpectable things happen in history, and we could not expect them. let's remember an expression which is not mine, that in this part of the world, one should be realistic enough to believe in miracles. so let's believe in miracles. gideon levy, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks.
two—state solution could be more just and more implementable, but this train left the station. in a word, and it has to be a word... in a word, and i've known you a long time, have you ever felt more depressed ? no. definitely, no. but, stephen, we cannot finish our show with such a pessimistic vision. let's just remember that many unexpectable things happen in history, and we could not expect them. let's remember an expression which is not mine, that in this part of the world, one should be realistic enough to believe in miracles. so let's believe in miracles. gideon levy, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks.
don't you dare to feel empathy with gaza because then you will be really in trouble. if you are jewish. .. come on, gideon, you... you haven't been silenced. you're one of the most powerful voices on your newspaper. i say if you are arab israeli, and then i say if you arejewish, be also aware. i wasn't silenced in my newspaper, but i was silenced on israeli tv and in other places. and don't complain, i have full freedom. i really don't complain. but by the end of the day, the feeling is that paying empathy now with gaza is an act of treason, no less than this. i don't remember such a phenomena ever before, so this should worry me as an israeli. this should more worry me. where are we reaching it? and above all, stephen, the role of the media. i cannot ignore this, because this time the israeli media play the role that i never saw before. i mean, we were always
israel is considered the only democracy in the middle east. we don't want to be compared neither to sudan nor to syria, nor to libya. we are something else. and, yes, stephen, there is a special sentiment toward thejewish people throughout israel. the story of israel is a very unique one. you cannot compare it to any other country. and still, nothing will make it easierfor me, and for any man of conscience, any person of conscience, what's going on now in gaza. nothing of those things about the special case of israel, the special history of israel, obviously the barbaric attack on the 7th, nothing of this should be forgotten. but by the end of the day, what is happening now in gaza is unforgivable. and all those things are very strong and very powerful, but they don't do anything to the facts on the ground.
no doubt about it. the only question is if this permits us to do everything and anything, violating any international law article. and above all, let's look at the mirror. is this what we want? does it serve us? those thousands of children killed, and women, what does it serve israel? are we in a more secure place today than three months ago? no... but my point is that the vast majority of israelis disagree with you. does it ever strike you that maybe, on this occasion, you've got it wrong? stephen, you know me for many years — i was always quite lonely. i was always being held as lunatic or wrong or anti—israeli or a self—hating jew. and i never thought that i'm wrong. and looking backwards, when i look at my positions in the past, my only self—criticism is that i wasn't radical enough.