Gaza war

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yeah yeah whatever..

[Malic]

wa jud kasabot. hahai.

ka klaro ato. ikaw maoy wa kasabot sa akog gi pono sa imong statement.

[Malic]

What about the Hamas Rockets that killed Israeli civilians? After the so called truce "expired" Hamas did fire first. Or did we forget? Do we disregard those?

i already told you that it was wrong.

According to them it was a retaliation.

[Malic]

David Ben-Gurion

David Ben-Gurion, (1886-1973) was the chief statesman and political leader of the modern state of Israel. He became the first prime minister and chief architect of the state of Israel. He is still revered as the "Father of the Nation."


he said...

We must use terror,intimidation,land confiscation,and cutting of all social services to rid Galilee of its Arab Populatioin.


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[rob123]

Nalingaw sad ko ug basa sa inyo mga post da.Klaro lang kaayo nga kon hain ang ato pag bati mao sad ang gi basehan sa ato huna2x , rason ug pag laban. hehehe!!! Usahay tungod sa pag bati ug pag laban nato dili na kita maka kita sa husto ug angay nga argumento.Mao nga dili jud nato makab.ot ang kalinaw sa kalibutan.

[Malic]

by the way...contrary to what the propaganda said...

It was Israel who broke the truce...and Hamas retaliated but no civilians were injured.


A four-month ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza was in jeopardy today after Israeli troops killed six Hamas gunmen in a raid into the territory.

Hamas responded by firing a wave of rockets into southern Israel, although no one was injured. The violence represented the most serious break in a ceasefire agreed in mid-June, yet both sides suggested they wanted to return to atmosphere of calm.

Israeli troops crossed into the Gaza Strip late last night near the town of Deir al-Balah. The Israeli military said the target of the raid was a tunnel that they said Hamas was planning to use to capture Israeli soldiers positioned on the border fence 250m away. Four Israeli soldiers were injured in the operation, two moderately and two lightly, the military said.

One Hamas gunman was killed and Palestinians launched a volley of mortars at the Israeli military. An Israeli air strike then killed five more Hamas fighters. In response, Hamas launched 35 rockets into southern Israel, one reaching the city of Ashkelon.

"This was a pinpoint operation intended to prevent an immediate threat," the Israeli military said in a statement. "There is no intention to disrupt the ceasefire, rather the purpose of the operation was to remove an immediate and dangerous threat posted by the Hamas terror organisation."

In Gaza, a Hamas spokesman, Fawzi Barhoum, said the group had fired rockets out of Gaza as a "response to Israel's massive breach of the truce".

"The Israelis began this tension and they must pay an expensive price. They cannot leave us drowning in blood while they sleep soundly in their beds," he said.

The attack comes shortly before a key meeting this Sunday in Cairo when Hamas and its political rival Fatah will hold talks on reconciling their differences and creating a single, unified government. It will be the first time the two sides have met at this level since fighting a near civil war more than a year ago.

Until now it had appeared both Israel and Hamas, which seized full control of Gaza last summer, had an interest in maintaining the ceasefire. For Israel it has meant an end to the daily barrage of rockets landing in southern towns, particularly Sderot. For Gazans it has meant an end to the regular Israeli military raids that have caused hundreds of casualties, many of them civilian, in the past year. Israel, however, has maintained its economic blockade on the strip, severely limiting imports and preventing all exports from Gaza.

Ehud Barak, the Israeli defence minister, had personally approved the Gaza raid, the Associated Press said. The Israeli military concluded that Hamas was likely to want to continue the ceasefire despite the raid, it said. The ceasefire was due to run for six months and it is still unclear whether it will stretch beyond that limit.

Gaza truce broken as Israeli raid kills six Hamas gunmen

* Rory McCarthy in Jerusalem
* guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 5 November 2008 14.32 GMT
* Article history

[flanker]

this is inaccurate.

Read what lestat posted.

The purpose of this war is not to stop the rockets but this is a stubborn stand against the demand of Hamas to lift the blocked.

Israel is killing the economy of Palestine so if economy decline be sure that starvation comes next and where there is starvation,sickness and death is sure. In other words Israel is killing the Palestinian slowly and secretly. Very clever indeed,they dont want to send their bombs because it might provoked international notice.

In retaliation Hamas fired rockets. Israel is killing their people by starvation, Hamas is killing their people by rockets.

ic.. pero sayop man gihapon na ilang gbuhat nga mo target ug civilians.

mao manang gbuhat sa Israel karon sa Palestine kai ilang government karon if im not wrong is Hamas, a terrorist group who supports the non existence out of Israel.

[Malic]

CNN confirms Israel broke the truce...


YouTube - CNN Confirms Israel Broke Ceasefire First


they started it...hamas fired back. Now Israel is killing hundreds of Innocent lives.

[Malic]

ic.. pero sayop man gihapon na ilang gbuhat nga mo target ug civilians.

mao manang gbuhat sa Israel karon sa Palestine kai ilang government karon if im not wrong is Hamas, a terrorist group who supports the non existence out of Israel.

Remember,there was a ceasefire and according to the CNN report Israel started the tension by breaking the truce. Hamas fired back no civilian was injured.

[flanker]

CNN confirms Israel broke the truce...


YouTube - CNN Confirms Israel Broke Ceasefire First


they started it...hamas fired back. Now Israel is killing hundreds of Innocent lives.

could be true.. coz ang western media grabe kaayo ka bias raba. especially CNN & NBC..

didto jud cla na exposed atong war sa Russia vs Georgia.