Esti,

When Dov calls Germany, one of the more democratic, pluralistic, and socially advanced countries of our time, the "Center of Morality", I am not surprised; but your simplistic statement about Spain does surprise me.

Have you actually studied about the extremely complex and fascinating history of Spain in the 20th century and before that, or are you just writing myths you learned in kindergarten?

Also, I would like to add that despite its bad historic record, the Kingdom of Spain is a more democratic and progressive place now then Israel has ever been, it faces problems no less acute then those of the latter, and handles them with much more success.

At any rate, I have grown tired of trying to apologize for myself, so I will make it clear (again), once and for all (again):
I do not support the usage of violence as a means of solving conflicts.
I do not support Terrorism of any kind, be it by the Israeli Government, Israeli militia groups, or Palestinian militia groups.
I support the usage of Non-Violence in all possible situations, except for clear cases of Self-Defense (the definition of which I will not get into at the moment).
I can sympathize with Freedom-Fighters, since their actions represent a type of moral conviction which I can understand, and their goals are noble. If they use violence in their fight, I can only regret this choice, but I still see them in a favorable way - much more then Terrorists, state or militia ones.

The act of killing IDF soldiers is not Terrorism, by all definitions.

My undeniable and complete support is given to the brave men and women who, despite all odds, fight for their freedom in a non-violent and peaceful way - they are the true heroes of the human struggle. If only there were more of them...

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(About the English - I found a way to write in Hebrew, but it is so cumbersome, that I will stick to English for the moment. My apologies)