Talk:Netanya
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The text should read "stretches of beach".
[edit] Moshe Shaked
What about Moshe Shaked and his contributions to the city? he practicaly built Natanya. LyTe 12:26, 22 July 2006 (UTC)
I was hoping that your encyclopedia stays out of politics and name calling. Under "Netanya" I found nothing on its origin and it was portrayed as a victim of Palestinian "terror". A lot of the land that Netanya is built on was illegally confiscated from Palestinians farmers. I'm from a small town called "Kafr Sour" in the West Bank whose people used to own farms on what is now Netanya. As a matter of fact, the land used to be called "Kafr Sour's Forest" before it was Netanya. Regarding the terror, I didn't see anything about the on-going Israeli terror on the civilians of nearby Tulkarm even though it's a lot more in terms of body count. If you believe in the equality of human life, you should either report ALL terror against civilians or NON of it.
Netanya was never part of the city of Tulkarm or any Arab city or town. It seems rather a paradox that on the one hand Netanya was used as a farm, but on the other hand, was a forest. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 205.68.95.65 (talk) 21:41, 28 November 2007 (UTC)
