yortem wrote: » say that to my nephews who cry everytime. as i said.. hamas choose what to do with the money - he choose rocket... and you know what? they dont have to choose defend systems over rockets.. beacuse if they wont have the rockets they will not need defend from nobody. nobody will attack them.
yortem wrote: » if they wont have the rockets they will not need defend from nobody. nobody will attack them.
Buzz Killington the third wrote: » They got rockets because Israel kept attacking their people!!!
yortem wrote: » i dont understand. IDF attacks hamas so hamas attacks israeli civilians? great logic. by the way, its just not true... explaining this its like to explain who came first, the egg or the chicken.
yortem wrote: » i dont understand. IDF attacks civilians so hamas attacks israeli civilians? great logic.
yortem wrote: » DamagedTrax, Denial does not make it not true.
yortem wrote: » egypt and UN suggested cease fire - israel agreed and hamas kept firing rockes. the Red Cross suggested humanitarian cease fire few days after... israel agreed. hamas kept firing rockets.
Buzz Killington the third wrote: » Well if Israelis are the chicken and Palestines are the egg and we're talking about who was on the land first then the egg came first. If we're talking about who attacked who, then the chicken came first.
yortem wrote: » say that to my nephews who cry everytime.
yortem wrote: » im out of here. this is getting really stupid.
Israel’s Transportation Ministry called on the airlines to reverse their decision and said it was trying to explain that the airport was “safe for landings and departures.” “Ben-Gurion Airport is safe and completely guarded and there is no reason whatsoever that American companies would stop their flights and hand terror a prize,” it said in a statement.
KindOfIrish wrote: » i wonder, why so many european fricks worry about palestinians and nobody get a feck about tens and hundreds thousands of innocent victims in other parts of the world? my answer is hidden anti-Semitism...
KindOfIrish wrote: » my answer is hidden anti-Semitism...
wes wrote: » That is awful, and a perfect illustration of why Hamas indiscriminate missile fire is wrong. However, it would be nice if you spare a taught for the .
yortem wrote: » I'm not the IDF Spokesperson but I know they're investigating this.
yortem wrote: » I'm not the IDF Spokesperson
hju6 wrote: » Israel attacked an Irish aid ship in international waters It's not anti semitism it's anti war criminals who act in the name of Israel
yortem wrote: » are you talking about this ship? watch?v=gYjkLUcbJWo yes. good poeple. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/Flickr_-_Israel_Defense_Forces_-_Passengers_Use_Violence_on_the_Mavi_Marmara.jpg really good aid supportive ship.
RobertKK wrote: » Hamas love death, they is why they have not agreed to a ceasefire like Israel did. Why would people who believe in blowing yourself up care about their own people. They are responsible for all the deaths in this, by starting the conflict and by not wanting to stop it.
wes wrote: » A picture from the IDF, who are as we know, in no way shape or form a trust worthy source. BTW, they had no business assaulting a ship in International waters, and then shooting people in the back. Even if the picture was true, people have right to defend themselves from pirates, in this case the IDF being the pirates.
yortem wrote: » israel has the right see what they are bringing to gaza.. the "Humanitarian aid" has been many times ammunition. We are in constant danger, and we must examine anything that endangers us. when the idf soldiers came "unarmed" to see whats on the ship, the "innocents" started a lynch on them.
davmol wrote: » So,the isralies had some of their citizens murdered
KindOfIrish wrote: » i wonder, why so many european fricks worry about palestinians and nobody get a feck about tens and hundreds thousands of innocent victims in other parts of the world?
Karl Stein wrote: » The conflict draws our attention for a number of reasons. Western governments refuse to condemn Israeli brutality and we live in the west - that implicates us in a way. Thankfully Ireland is comparatively critical of the Israelis. Irish people were once subject to colonial occupation followed by independence so we're largely sympathetic to the plight of the Palestinians now just as we were with the Israelis when they were being bullied. Unlike in other conflicts there are people who'll vehemently defend Israel regardless of its brutality and dis-proportionality - they need to be challenged. With other conflicts you simply don't have people defending brutality in anywhere near as many numbers. The Israelis sell themselves as a western style democracy so it behoves us as western democracies to call it out when it acts like a murderous regime. We're watching the dispossession and strangulation of a people in slow motion - it's impossible to ignore and there is no other conflict like it that I'm aware of. Israel is the US's attack dog in the Middle East so anyone with a passing interest in world affairs will have an interest in this conflict. According to analysts we're facing a future where there'll be a widening gap between the 'have mores' and the 'have nots'. When the 'have mores' seek to ensure their privileges and ever increasing slice of the pie they'll look to Israel's 'security' industry and see a working example of how it's done. Israel/Palestine - coming to a theatre near you (if we're not careful).
