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<--- Yes, It's a "kitty" in a boot.
Feb 2000 time: 07:30
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quote: Israel bombing victim had just given 9/11 talk in NYC
By RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI
Associated Press Writer
September 10, 2003, 12:58 PM EDT
JERUSALEM -- On the eve of his daughter's wedding, Dr. David Applebaum sat with the young woman late into the evening at a coffee house, offering fatherly advice on marriage before her big day.
Father and daughter were killed late Tuesday when a suicide bomber struck the cafe _ one of two attacks that left 15 people dead.
Applebaum, 51, who moved to Israel from Cleveland two decades ago, was head of a Jerusalem hospital emergency room had directed treatment for numerous bombing victims. The U.S. consulate said both were American citizens.
David Applebaum and his 20-year-old daughter, Nava, were among seven people killed at the Cafe Hillel. The attack in the city's upscale German Colony neighborhood occurred barely five hours after another suicide bomber killed eight people in central Israel.
Applebaum had just flown back to Israel after giving a talk at a New York terrorism symposium marking the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
NYU Downtown Hospital, which is located four blocks from ground zero, said Applebaum had been a main presenter at its disaster preparedness symposium. It said the symposium was the first step in a new relationship between the hospital and Jerusalem's Shaarei Tzedek Hospital, with exchanges of information, ideas, training and education on disaster preparedness and incident management.
"Everyone at both Shaarei Tzedek Medical Center and NYU Downtown Hospital are simply devastated by this terrible loss," NYU Downtown Hospital said in a statement. "Dr. Applebaum's example will serve as an inspiration."
Hours after landing in Israel, Applebaum, a father of six, met Nava to impart some last-minute advice before her wedding, which was to have taken place Wednesday evening. Instead, mourners prepared for her funeral.
As ambulances began delivering the wounded, the director of Shaarei Tzedek Hospital, Yonatan Halevy, was wary because there was no sign of Applebaum _ usually the first to report to the hospital after a bombing.
"It was clear to me from very early on that David Applebaum _ when he didn't show up and I knew he was in Jerusalem and he hadn't called _ that a terrible tragedy had occurred," Halevy said. "Confirmation of my suspicions came shortly."
Word that he was one of the victims came from a rescue worker who recognized him at the scene. The hospital staff had to cope with their own grief as they treated the wounded.
To understand their anguish, "it was enough yesterday to look at the sorrowful faces of the emergency room workers while they were treating the wounded streaming into the hospital from the attack," Halevy said.
For Nava's wedding, Applebaum had prepared a book with sayings from family members and himself, biblical passages and marital advice. Visiting the family before dawn Wednesday, Halevy leafed through the book Applebaum would never give his daughter.
"The fact that a man flies, three days before his daughter's wedding, to share this doctrine about preparing for a mass terror attack, which Jerusalem hospitals have unprecedented knowledge of, is an example of his combined outlook _ complete dedication, to both work and the family," Halevy said.
Copyright © 2003, The Associated Press |
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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:30
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quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Will there be equal time on IDF brutality? |
Arent all the terrorist attack threads in Israel threadjacked for this purpose anyway?
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:30
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Oh, OK, so the IDF is justified when it goes after terrorists. Excellent, I agree, as long as every effort is made to spare civilian life.
Now, would the IDF also be justified in going after people who attack only members of the IDF who are engaged in acts of oppression or aggression?
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David Floyd
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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:30
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quote: If you define it to be harassment and cruelty towards palestinians - then I would suggest they report to Israeli authorities. The military police, the high court of justice. Or just call the Israeli press. It loves to cover rotten soldiers. |
OK, so if armed soldiers are harrassing you and displaying cruelty towards you and others around you, are you saying you don't think you should have the right to resist?
quote: If the pals were only to target Israeli government and military, they would earn the possibility not to be considered terrorists. |
I agree - this is what they should do. Target ONLY these targets - stop intentionally killing civilians.
quote: If you define it to be the normal defensive actions of the IDF or targetted strikes against militant targets, then I inform you that I consider these actions on behalf of the IDF to be both legitimate and justified. |
Then again, I don't consider the state of Israel legitimate or justified, so your arguments about strikes against Palestinian military targets sound sorta like aggression to me - that is, there wouldn't be a problem in the first place if there was no state of Israel, and the problem would be much reduced if Israel would get out of the territories they have conquered over the years.
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of Internet Music.
Sep 2001 time: 21:30
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They can get Jews from other countries but mostly they need to increase their birth rate. World Jewish population by country:
quote:
United States 5,800,000
Israel 4,847,000
France 600,000
Russia 550,000
Ukraine 400,000
Canada 360,000
United Kingdom 300,000
Argentina 250,000
Brazil 130,000
South Africa 106,000
Australia 100,000
Hungary 80,000
Belarus 60,000
Germany 60,000
Mexico 40,700
Belgium 40,000
Italy 35,000
Uzbekistan 35,000
Venezuela 35,000
Uruguay 32,500
Azerbaijan 30,000
Moldova 30,000
Netherlands 30,000
Iran 25,000
Turkey 25,000
Sweden 18,000
Switzerland 18,000
Georgia 17,000
Chile 15,000
Kazakhstan 15,000
Latvia 15,000
Romania 14,000
Spain 14,000
Austria 10,000
Denmark 8,000
Poland 8,000
Morocco 7,500
Hawaii, USA 7,000
Panama 7,000
Czech Republic 6,000
India 6,000
Lithuania 6,000
Slovakia 6,000
Colombia 5,650
Greece 5,000
New Zealand 5,000
Kyrgyzstan 4,500
Bulgaria 3,000
Estonia 3,000
Peru 3,000
Puerto Rico 3,000
Costa Rica 2,500
Hong Kong 2,500
Yugoslavia 2,500
Croatia 2,000
Japan 2,000
Tunisia 2,000
Tajikistan 1,800
Norway 1,500
Guatemala 1,200
Finland 1,200
Paraguay 1,200
Turkmenistan 1,200
Cuba 1,000
Ecuador 1,000
Ireland 1,000
Monaco 1,000
Zimbabwe 925
Portugal 900
Yemen 800
Bosnia-Herzegovina 600
Gibraltar 600
Luxembourg 600
Ethiopia 500
Kenya 400
Netherlands Antilles 400
US Virgin Islands 400
Bolivia 380
Zaire 320
Jamaica 300
Singapore 300
Dominican Republic 250
Philippines 250
Syria 250
Thailand 250
Armenia 200
Bahamas 200
Suriname 200
South Korea 150
El Salvador 120
Iraq 120
Tahiti 120 |
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