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since you are mentioned Hamas is not responsible for these attacks (through for most of the attacks Hamas claimed responsibility) then who organized it? please elaborate. |
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:thumbsup Israel also wishes there would be some kind of solution, we can't find any yet. |
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January 29 Emi Haim Elmaliah (32) - Eilat Michael Ben Sa'adon (27) - Eilat Israel Zamalloa (26) - Eilat Three people were killed in a suicide bombing at a residential bakery in the southern city of Eilat. The Islamic Jihad and the Fatah al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack, along with the unknown ?Army of Believers.? Quote:
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Islamic Jihad has much in common with Hamas, since both fight against the existence of the State of Israel. Both groups were formed as offshoots of the Muslim Brotherhood and receive a large amount of funding from Iran. With similar goals, Hamas and the PIJ have worked together on a number of projects. The PIJ has Sunni members only, promotes Islamism and Sharia law and fights to establish an Islamic state Hamas controls Gaza sector, so any terror act coming out of there is their responsibility. It's funny how out of hundreds of cases where Hamas claimed responsibility you pull out one and say Hamas is innocent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...uicide_attacks What is your point here? What you are trying to say? That Hamas is not a terrorist organization? That they don't blow up buses full of children and women in Israel? Think twice before you hit the reply button |
It is a situation of colonisation, where Palestinians are resisting the occupation of a coloniser, and therefore any act maintaining the occupation is by definition disproportionate and illegitimate. Yet it is still worth stating the latest statistics ? at the time of writing ? to show where most of the violence is coming from:
?The Israeli army has killed more than 1 283 Palestinians. According to the United Nations, approximately 80% of those killed are civilians. ?A UN agency is housing 167 269 displaced Palestinians. ?Rocket fire from Gaza has killed two Israeli civilians and a Thai migrant worker. ?About 43 Israeli soldiers have been killed in combat, all as a result of the army?s ground invasion. ?More Gazan children were killed in the first week of bombing than the total number of Israelis killed by Hamas rockets in the past 13 years. ?Israel has bombed schools, hospitals, a clinic for the disabled, a UN refugee centre and more. |
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how hard can it be to just anonymously drop a nuke over that place from a stealth bomber in the dead of night a few miles from above... The day someone has the smarts to do this is the day they save the world
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http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/och...03_08_2014.pdf Yesterday at approximately 23:00, an Israeli airstrike attacked the house of the Zoroub family, in a UNDP housing project in Rafah, killing at least 13 family members, including seven children and three women. |
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8. Because WE CAN :) |
Average Gazan Makes $2,900 Per Year ? While Hamas Leader Is Billionaire? In Qatar
The average per capita income for the people in Gaza and the West Bank is $2,900 per year according to the CIA Factbook. That means that Gaza-West Bank is listed way down on the list at 172 in the list of nations per capita income. On the other hand, Israel is ranked number 41 on the list with an average per capita income of $31,400 per year. But, not everyone is suffering in Gaza. Many top Hamas leaders are billionaires and millionaires. Khaled Mashaal, the leader of Hamas, is worth an estimated $2.6 billion. http://3-ps.googleusercontent.com/h/...aW65OhB8VX.jpg Hamas billioinaire Khaled Meshaal works out in a private gym in a fancy part of Doha, Qatar, where he lives Together with the donations from various countries, fundraisers began operating in the US to collect money for Hamas. Here, the Hamas leaders began to get their hands on some really big money. ?One of those fundraisers was Dr. Musa Abu Marzook, the number 2 man in Hamas,? Elad says. ?At the beginning of the 1990s, he began a fundraising campaign in the US among wealthy Muslims, while at the same time founding several banking enterprises. He himself became a conglomerate of 10 financial enterprises giving loans and making financial investments. He?s an amazing financier.? The US administration ordered Marzook?s arrest in 1995 on charges of supporting terrorism. After he spent two years in a US prison, it was decided to expel him without trial. He kept the money. Another Hamas leader-turned-tycoon is Khaled Mashaal. ?Estimates around the world are that Mashaal is currently worth $2.6 billion, but the numbers mentioned by the Arab commentators (based on their many sources) are much higher, varying from $2-5 billion invested in Egyptian and Persian Gulf banks, and some in real estate projects in the Persian Gulf countries,? Elad adds. So while the average lackey in Palestine is living in squalor the Hamas leaders live as kings? in Qatar. But they care. They really care. And you know what's really an absurd, that Israel is going to help rebuild the Gaza back since we are humans being, while your Hamas jackals learned pretty well how to use it against us. |
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My point is , as for the so-called 'kidnapped' soldier not' kidnapped ', is not to lie to people to justify your actions and make those actions seemed reasonable in respect as what the 'others'did . |
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If your point was about so called "kidnapped" soldier why you were talking about Hamas responsibility in a previous post? |
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p.s I'm not a jew, so don't even try ;) |
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Tricked again by evil Hamas Gaza is your prison, you knock it down and then build it up. |
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Who is supplying arms to Syria? The main Syrian opposition body - the Syrian coalition - receives logistic and political support from major Sunni states in the Middle East, most notably Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. France, Britain and the US have also provided political, military and logistic support to the opposition. Most people have tried to keep the war from spreading and oppose foreign involvement. Israel pretends to be a European democracy, but is not in Europe and is not democratic. It is murdering people with US and UK weapons. Again people are demanding justice for the Palestinians. |
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I ALREADY agreed with you about how bad Hamas is. Why do you keep trying to convince me about how bad they are? |
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Always the dark sheep of the family, the lesser known and nearly wiped from history after converting to Judaism, Ami Skywalker returns from Gaza.
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BUT ... I wouldn't do it by also killing over 1000 innocent people ... especially when Hamas' rockets are not effective. I would find another way. |
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I think IDF does it's best to avoid civilian casualties and many armies in the world can learn from this conflict. Hamas rockets are not so effective as they want it to due our anti-missiles defense system "Iron dome", its destroys 90% of the rockets they fire at us. However 10's of Israelis died from those rockets over the years, many injured, and these rockets defense systems cost hundreds of million dollars and billions in damages cause half of the country getting paralyzed. IF you would find another way, I guess you would win a Nobel prize... We and our alias can't find it for years. Diplomacy course just won't work with terrorists. |
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Mossad is 'supposed' to be one of the more effective spy agencies in the world. Could they not have planted any bombs in the tunnels themselves? They do infiltration missions all the time. Or ... how about the ground troops go in themselves to the tunnels and do the damage instead? Oh yeah, that may cost a few more troops. Better to let hundreds of children die than to risk any of your own soldiers. I'm sure I've won the Nobel prize by now, but those solutions were off the top of my head. Quote:
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A Palestinian protester slings rocks at Israeli security forces in the village, which is near the northern West Bank city of Nablus. http://img.rasset.ie/00095150-942.jpg A boy stands alone in the rubble of his neighbourhood in Gaza City. |
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ooooh right it does not work when 'mericans are concerned... these rules apply only when 'mericans and israelis need another country to change their politics so that it suits 'merican foreign policy :1orglaugh but if 'mericans where held to the same standard they would cry bloody murder :1orglaugh oh and all these "terrorists" hate the USA and Israel for NO reason :1orglaugh:1orglaugh I mean it cant be that the good ole USA and their aparheid buddies Israel did something? NOOOOOOOOOOOO :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh the USA is so brainwashed its amusing to watch.... |
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If we would want to target civilians, it's would be 1'800'000 :disgust |
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I have several friends, family members and neighbors who are Jewish and they travel back and forth to Israel often and none of them say what you are saying. You are only allowed to spew out what the Israeli givernment's propaganda machine wants you to. You are not even allowed to protest this campaign if you wanted to. I probably know more than you do and have a less biased opinion. Quote:
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Scary how easily you brush off death of innocent people. Quote:
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And to be fair many people around the world are just as brainwashed too. The argument you presented above is valid. |
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