Ah the brilliant intellect of the radical muslims shows through again.
Fuji is worse than Hitler. Right...
We the Arabs, we were born to hate the Jews
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Fuji is worse than Hitler. Right...
I wouldn't go quite that far, though Fuji's cheering for the death of civlians is quite disgusting and hateful.Ah the brilliant intellect of the radical muslims shows through again.
Fuji is worse than Hitler. Right...
He's an anti-semite.
I guess since your lies about three conflict have all been exposed you are mad and switching to lies about me. Lying is the only thing you know how to do.I wouldn't go quite that far, though Fuji's cheering for the death of civlians is quite disgusting and hateful.
He's an anti-semite.
Yawn...oh look the troll goes a wanderin'Is this any different from Canadians being brought up to hate Americans?
Well the suicide bomibngs aside of course.
Stick to racism, you are better at it.
Fuji is an anti-semite?I wouldn't go quite that far, though Fuji's cheering for the death of civlians is quite disgusting and hateful.
He's an anti-semite.
Are you inviting him to join your club?
I would not join any club that would take Fuji as a member, so I'll stay out of that one, thanks.Fuji is an anti-semite?
Are you inviting him to join your club?
I guess that doesn't include terb.I would not join any club that would take Fuji as a member, so I'll stay out of that one, thanks.
Ha ha. I've heard Cowboy fans chanting death to Packers.Really?
Watch this video, especially at 13:30 and watch Israeli Jewish children chanting "Death to Arabs".
http://vimeo.com/52976047#
So its ok if Israeli's do it, but not if Palestinians do?Ha ha. I've heard Cowboy fans chanting death to Packers.
latest tweet:
afa Joudeh @SafaJoudeh
35 injured in recent airstrike on the Azzam home in Zetoun,mostly children, 4 killed. Attack continues #Gaza
I love how you keep quoting these attacks with comments like "mostly children", without bothering to explain who and what was hit. Obviously you are biased.
Why not acknowledge that these were strikes on legitimate targets?
Then we can ask why Hamas insists on packing children around these legitimate targets... but you don't want to ask that. You want to mindlessly spout off hateful propaganda.
Why not acknowledge that these were strikes on legitimate targets?
Then we can ask why Hamas insists on packing children around these legitimate targets... but you don't want to ask that. You want to mindlessly spout off hateful propaganda.
From the Israeli paper, Haaretz:
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/as-idf-strike-kills-entire-family-in-gaza-israel-is-starting-to-get-in-trouble-1.478879As IDF strike kills entire family in Gaza, Israel is starting to get in trouble
While Hamas leaders hide in underground tunnels, the civilian population is exposed to IDF strikes; the horrifying pictures from al Dalou family liable to be Palestinian version of Lebanon village of Kafr Qana.
The horrifying pictures that emerged Sunday evening from the home of the al Dalou family in central Gaza are liable to be the Palestinian version of the Lebanese village of Kafr Qana. Just as the pictures showing the results of the Israeli bombing of Kafr Qana in July 2006 changed the face of the Second Lebanon War and turned world public opinion against the Israeli operation, in the same way the bombardment of the house in Gaza and the killing of all 12 of its residents is liable to elicit Arab, European and, above all, American pressure on Israel to stop the aerial attacks immediately.
Among those killed in the house were five women, four children and three men. Al Jazeera television repeatedly broadcast the pictures of the bodies of the four children, who were 2 to 5 years old, lying next to each other in the hospital in Gaza on Sunday.
The live broadcasts from the house focused on documenting the attempts to rescue survivors from the ruins, but the cameras recorded only the discovery of another body there. Those pictures were broadcast all over the Arab world, on the eve of the arrival of an Arab League foreign ministers’ delegation, which was supposed to bring with it a cease-fire agreement. We can assume that just as in 2006, when Hezbollah retracted its intention of agreeing to a cease-fire in the wake of the Kfar Qana incident, this event too will only cause Hamas to toughen its positions toward Israel, in light of very sympathetic Palestinian and Arab public opinion.
One indication that the campaign in Gaza is starting to get into trouble, as far as Israel is concerned, is the constant increase in the number of casualties among Palestinian civilians. Even before the al Dalou family, reports about casualties among children, women and the elderly have been increasing over the past two days, while harm caused to militants from Hamas or other organizations has been relatively limited.
There are several reasons for this: Hamas, of course, operates from within a civilian population and conceals its arsenals in built-up areas. The same is true of missile launchers, rockets and more. In addition, most Hamas militants make sure not to remain above ground most of the day. They stay in the network of tunnels built by Hamas beneath the Gaza Strip in recent years and, in effect, are at very low risk compared to the vast majority of the Gaza population. And the process of launching the rockets is extremely quick and is sometimes done by remote control, so that the ability to strike at those militants is very limited.
And still, no matter what the reason, the harsh pictures from Gaza of small children who are wounded or killed arouse very unpleasant feelings. On Sunday afternoon, for example, it was reported that aside from the al Dalou family, 14 Palestinians had been killed in Gaza so far that day. Among the dead were five children and three women, including Tamer and Jumana Abu Asaifan, two babies who were killed in a bombing in Jabalya; 9-year-old Tasneem Abu Nahhal; a 52-year-old woman, Nawal Abed al Ali; 18-month-old Eyad Abu Khousa; and a woman named Saadiyya al-Theib.
One possible explanation for the growing number of strikes against the civilian population is the decline in the number of quality targets available to Israeli intelligence and the Israel Air Force. In the afternoon, there was a report of the assassination of the head of the Hamas rocket program, Yahye Rabiya – of whom nobody in the Gaza Strip had ever heard and whose name for some reason was not even mentioned on the lists of those killed in Gaza.
But the attacks on empty facilities belonging to Hamas -- or what used to be called “bombing real estate” -- can also attest to a certain frustration in the Israel Defense Forces in light of the continued firing of rockets even more intensively, despite the innumerable aerial strikes and bombings in Gaza.
Another problem with which Israel has to contend is the fact that it is doubtful whether the large number of casualties among Gaza’s civilian population actually leads Hamas leaders to reconsider the firing of rockets. Perhaps even the opposite is true. Apparently the many pictures of women and children killed in the present campaign (a total of 67 dead so far, including the organizations’ militants) help to create especially supportive Palestinian and Arab public opinion for Hamas.
On the Internet and on the social networks, there is a clear call to take revenge against the Israelis and to bomb Tel Aviv, as though firing missiles at Gush Dan, the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, will solve the problems of the Strip’s residents. Hamas at this stage seems to be intoxicated by the support it is receiving from the public and especially from the Palestinian media, which cast no doubt and ask no questions, even for a moment.
Wrapped in the warm embrace it is receiving from Arab countries, Hamas seems to be in no hurry at all to end the fighting and is continuing to present very inflexible positions in the negotiations being conducted via Egypt regarding a temporary cease-fire.
At this stage it looks as though the organization sees Israel’s threats of a ground operation as empty posturing. A similar attitude was heard from the Hamas leadership a few days after the start of Operation Cast Lead in December 2008. Then, too, Hamas did not believe that Israel would enter the Gaza Strip on the eve of elections, and when the ground operation began, the Hamas members fled from the fighting and left the population to absorb the fire.
It appears that the organization’s leadership has not learned the lessons of that campaign. Thus, tracking the Hamas media and the arrogant words of the organization’s leaders sometimes gives you a feeling that Hamas is about to conquer Israel at almost any given moment. The most recent proclamations of the organization’s military arm, Iz al-Din al-Qassam, included claims of firing a missile that landed north of Herzliya, sinking an Israel Navy ship, downing an IAF F-16 and more.
More tweets:
The Death toll until now : 81 martyrs (22 children ,&10 women ) more than 700 injuries (250 children &120 women) ! #GazaUnderAttack
Walaa Al Ghussein @WalaaGh
Other injured child is screaming from pain calling her dady. I can't stand watching this.
Traumatized. Shocked at how inhumane Israel is. More killings. Israel gets its immunity from ur silence. Act now!
Dima-Gaza @DimaEleiwa
i told you hours ago they are going to target the police station near the house !! they did !!
I'm amazed by all these tweets. I thought Gaza was suffering from poverty and starvation but at least they seem to have enough computers and smartphones.
As for the numbers, even Al Jazeera has reported that the majority of dead aren't civilians.
As for the numbers, even Al Jazeera has reported that the majority of dead aren't civilians.
Fuji is still on ignore, but just for him I'll post an op ed in the Jerusalem Post which mirrors his views.
Its from Ariel Sharon's son.
http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-EdContributors/Article.aspx?ID=292466&R=R1&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Its from Ariel Sharon's son.
http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-EdContributors/Article.aspx?ID=292466&R=R1&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Why do our citizens have to live with rocket fire from Gaza while we fight with our hands tied? Why are the citizens of Gaza immune? If the Syrians were to open fire on our towns, would we not attack Damascus? If the Cubans were to fire at Miami, wouldn’t Havana suffer the consequences? That’s what’s called “deterrence” – if you shoot at me, I’ll shoot at you. There is no justification for the State of Gaza being able to shoot at our towns with impunity. We need to flatten entire neighborhoods in Gaza. Flatten all of Gaza. The Americans didn’t stop with Hiroshima – the Japanese weren’t surrendering fast enough, so they hit Nagasaki, too.
There should be no electricity in Gaza, no gasoline or moving vehicles, nothing. Then they’d really call for a ceasefire.
Were this to happen, the images from Gaza might be unpleasant – but victory would be swift, and the lives of our soldiers and civilians spared.
More tweets:
ShahdAbusalama @ShahdAbusalama
Latest Israeli missiles were fired at Palestine Playground in Gaza City. My friend lives few meters farther! So worried.. #GazaUnderAttack
Walaa Al Ghussein @WalaaGh
Another child just from the pressure and the sound of the explosion! #Gaza
Azzam @azzamsaqqa
Rama, 18 months old, lost her innocent life now as a result of a shock by an airstrike next to her home in the heart of Gaza City. Osama
ShahdAbusalama @ShahdAbusalama
Latest Israeli missiles were fired at Palestine Playground in Gaza City. My friend lives few meters farther! So worried.. #GazaUnderAttack
Walaa Al Ghussein @WalaaGh
Another child just from the pressure and the sound of the explosion! #Gaza
Azzam @azzamsaqqa
Rama, 18 months old, lost her innocent life now as a result of a shock by an airstrike next to her home in the heart of Gaza City. Osama
Funny that Grog does not see Israel's truce offer as reasonable. He claims to be against violence by all sides, so a proposal for both sides to stop firing at one another sounds like exactly what he would support.
Maybe he knows Hamas has absolutely no intention of ever stopping those rockets....
Maybe he knows Hamas has absolutely no intention of ever stopping those rockets....
Looks like the next generation of terrorists is being baptized in blood.....More tweets:
ShahdAbusalama @ShahdAbusalama
Latest Israeli missiles were fired at Palestine Playground in Gaza City. My friend lives few meters farther! So worried.. #GazaUnderAttack
Walaa Al Ghussein @WalaaGh
Another child just from the pressure and the sound of the explosion! #Gaza
Azzam @azzamsaqqa
Rama, 18 months old, lost her innocent life now as a result of a shock by an airstrike next to her home in the heart of Gaza City. Osama
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