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Posts archive for: 11 January, 2009
  • If I were a Palestinian right now ...

    If I were a Palestinian right now I would be asking many questions.

    Why are the Israelis bombing us just because Hamas has fired a few thousand rockets at them?

    Why does the world talk about a humanitarian crisis in Gaza when all the TV pictures show us living in fairly modern looking houses, dressed reasonably well and obviously not underfed?

    How do all the rockets get into Gaza when they say food and other supplies can't get through?

    Who is supplying all these rockets to Hamas, and if they know the damage being caused to us by firing them, why do they keep sending them in?

    If Israel has closed its border to stop food and supplies reaching us, why don't we get everything through Egypt?

    I live next door to a Hamas rocket store and firing site. On the other side is a hospital and a school. We are there to protect Hamas. Why do the Israelis not respect our right to protect our national terrorist organization and keep bombing us?

    When one of our women gets hurt in a bomb blast why does it take twenty men to run through the streets with a stretcher, all screaming and shouting and waving their arms like demented monkeys, when normally women are not allowed to be seen in public? Unless of course it makes good TV?

    I have lots of similar questions. Does anyone have any answers?

  • the otherside?

    i came across this piece which was posted on a forum. this one is by one of the Israelis. well i have to admit everything is centered towards supporting gaza, but to me it doesnt matter who is right or wrong. people are dying and no matter what race they are from, the point is they are dying unnecessarily. here we go: the otherside.

    "As I watched TV reports of Israel’s military operation in Gaza, I was struck by the universal concern with the ongoing civilian casualties of the residents of Gaza. I heard various Muslim interviewees calling the situation “a massacre,” and the like. The pictures of the Palestinian dead were comprised of scenes of women and children being rushed to the hospital bleeding.

    Watching these TV reports, I was almost convinced that there was not a single Hamas soldier in Gaza, nor a single rocket ever fired on Israeli civilians and, actually, no males living in Gaza, except for the hospital physicians. Apparently, there are also no women or children suffering in Israel, no Jewish casualties, no decades of Palestinian terrorism, and no Iranian weapons and financing flowing into Gaza.

    To watch CNN or BBC news, there are only two kinds of people living in the Middle East: Evil Israeli soldiers bent on genocide for no reason, and Palestinian women and children who are 100% innocent and haven’t the slightest idea why the Israeli soldiers are in Gaza.

    Some female Palestinian was on Fox tonight and was saying "The Israelis have been starving us and preventing medicines to come into Gaza." Well, my question is: How did all those brand new Iranian rockets get there instead of food, fuel and medicine? But nobody seems willing to ask that question.

    Truly amazing…

    I do believe that the Palestinian people are suffering now, and I am saddened by it. It is true that any innocent Palestinian who is used by Hamas terrorists as a human shield and then injured in the war that Hamas started, is a tragedy. Like the various Muslim interviewees on CNN, I too, would like to see all people in the Middle East able to live in peace and freedom. However, unlike the Muslims and their Leftist apologists, I do not believe that Hamas is entitled to have the freedom to use Gaza as a launching pad to mass-murder Jewish families at will – as it has done for the past decade.

    I am also saddened by the fact that having Hamas in control of a land situated in Israel’s border has forced Israel to sacrifice its soldiers to stop the rockets from being fired into Jewish homes, schools, and temples. The situation is like having Osama bin Ladin running a country sharing a border with the United States and firing rockets into American cities. Obviously, it is a situation that cannot be allowed to continue.

    There are two competing interests in Gaza right now: Israel wants to strike at Hamas and eliminate the Muslim terrorists’ ability to fire rockets into Israeli homes. The IDF wants to do so with minimum civilian casualties. On the other hand, Hamas is interested in maximizing civilian casualties, because the misleading TV pictures are causing anti-Israeli sentiment that they hope will lead to a cease-fire that includes international legitimacy for the Islamic terrorist organization.

    To that end, Hamas has stockpiled enormous quantities of explosives in civilian homes and is launching rockets at Israel from Palestinian homes and schools that are filled with children. Every dead Palestinian child brings a trophy for Hamas and for Muslims worldwide: The Leftist media will reward them with even more sympathy for the Islamic cause. After all, if Hamas is able to cause Israel to shoot back at Palestinian homes from where Hamas is firing, the world will love the Palestinians even more.

    So far, unfortunately, Hamas seems to be winning the PR war. And it is doing it at the expense of the Palestinian civilian population. No matter, what counts is that the global Jihad is going as planned."

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