Gaza War2!!!

[Malic]

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Difficult to have a rational discussion with someone who supports terrorists. There's not much common ground and even the normal rules of decency and morality will be questioned.

wow...what a noble man we have here...

but he likes it when Palestinian children are dead by hundreds caused by the deliberate bombing of Israel. I really admire your sincerity sir.

look at the mirror first!

[Malic]

Like I said, HAMAS uses its own people as shields so HAMAS is also responsible for those numbers. If they had enough balls to fight like real freedom fighters, the civilian casualties would have been far less. But they are cowards. Like you said, numbers don't lie. HAMAS caused many of those deaths. You should not remain blind to that fact.

Funny thing is, Hamas doesn't even deny the fact that they use civilians as shields. Hamas ADMITS it! So you shouldn't have any trouble admitting the same.

excuse me, who did the bombing? was it Hamas? hahaha wow we have a spin doctor here.

for the sake of argument let us say that Hamas were taking these civilians as hostages, would you shoot the hostages too?

but let us go back to what really happened...the numbers dont lie...it was a deliberate killing...and there were cases that Israeli forces lead the civilian for a safe cover "daw" but after a few minutes they bombed the place. tsk tsk!

correct numbers dont lie thats why the international community is planning to get a lawsuit for war crimes against Israel not on Hamas.

sorry mr spin doctor...your excuse that hamas should be blame is not working cos the international community is not buying it.

[Malic]

Hmmm.. kinsa man nato ang di ka let go? ikaw raman cge reply sa mga post diri

Israel don't want to wipe out Hamas, kay if they like to wipe out you guys, they could do it easily.. If Israel want to defeat Hamas, they could wipe out the whole Gaza Strip, Israel can bomb every building of Hamas unchallenge.. They are just doing a surgical strikes, para tudluan ug lesson ang Hamas, para di manganad bah..

They could do it easily? hahahahahahahahahahaha.... pildi man gani sila sa Hezbollah

atras man gani sila declare ug ceasefire kay naglisod....

dodong kung tan-aw nimo nga pildihonon na ang kontra mo undang kaha ka or mo ceasefire kaha ka?

[Malic]

Goodness! some serious exchange of ideas in here, as I've been wondering around the different topics within the community I can't help but notice a debate sparking up here and there, which at times could be very intense, while at times it is good for opinion sharing, exchanging of ideas or an educational thing, must we always argue? I tend to wonder if our negative culture gets the best of us. We should place this energy to something more positive

The fact remains it is unfortunate what is happening in the middle east, people are dying with no immediate end, let us hope peace will prevail and leaders able to solve crisis swiftly.

Can we say Amen to this?

AMEN kaau ko ani!!!

[Malic]

CAIRO — Only hours after Israel and Palestinian factions announced separate, unilateral ceasefires, the security forces of the Hamas-led government were out in the streets in full gear to reassert their authority.

"Hamas emerged from this battle with its head held high," Hamad al Ruqb, a Hamas official in Khan Yunis, told the Los Angles Times on Tuesday, January 20.

"Every Israeli attack only increases our support."

Policemen have been deploying in the streets across the bombed-out Gaza Strip to maintain law and order.

They were seen instructing onlookers to stay away from unexploded bombs and shells from Israel's three-week massive air, sea and land bombing.

At open-air market in Rafah, officers confiscated household valve necessary for kitchen stoves after finding they were being sold more than the legal limit.

They moved to the sidewalk, sold the valves at the legal price and gave the money to the merchant.

Policemen were also directing the traffic in streets which have been clogged with vehicles and pedestrians who rushed to pick up the pieces of their lives.

Israel began its onslaught by bombing a police compound hosting a graduation ceremony for new personnel, killing scores of them.

Hundreds of police stations and security installations were also destroyed in the opening hours of Israel's deadliest-ever offensive against Gaza.

Said Siam, the interior minister of the Gaza government, was killed in an Israeli air strike last week.

But the ministry's spokesman, Ihab Ghussein, asserted that despite the huge excessive use of power by Israel, the Interior Ministry remained in control of Gaza.

Victory Celebration

Thousands of people marched through the streets of Gaza Tuesday to celebrate the victory of resistance against the Israeli occupation forces.

They gathered at several mosques in Gaza City, then the crowds marched their way to downtown waving Hamas green flags.

The marchers slammed Israel and several Arab countries, including Arab heavyweights Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

"This was a war that focused on killing women and children and focused on destroying buildings and houses after the Zionists failed to break the strong Palestinian armed resistance," said one of Hamas supporters.

The Israeli onslaught killed nearly 1,300 Palestinians, nearly half of them women and children, and left the coastal strip in ruins.

Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, insisted on Monday, 19, that 22 days of massive Israeli attacks failed to weaken its forces.

It said it only lost 48 of its fighters and a fraction of its military capacities, claiming to have killed no less than 80 Israeli soldiers and fired 980 projectiles into Israel.

Despite the massive destruction and the havoc wrecked by Israel on their homes and properties, many remained full of praise for Hamas and prime minister Ismail Haniyeh.

"If Haniyeh is all right, then all this is nothing," a veiled grandmother told Reuters, waving an arm at the blasted landscape of her Jabalya district.

[Malic]

GAZA CITY — It was very early in the morning, but Samir was already working hard to remove the rubble from outside his clothes store in Gaza.

But for his surprise, minutes after opening the store, he had the first customer of the day show up.

"Gaza, reeling under destruction and pain, is still alive," Samir said.

Across the coastal enclave, devastated by 22 days of massive Israeli air, land and sea bombing, people are quickly picking up what's left of their lives.

Just like Samir, Hamed came out with his wooden carriage laden with fresh vegetables and fruits, not expecting to find buyers.

In just one hour, everything was sold.

People, imprisoned for three weeks inside their own homes by the Israeli bombing, were thirsty and hungry for life.

A few meters away, kids were out in force playing football amid the rubbles of their homes and schools.

"Come on, let's play," Marawan, a 10-year-old, told his friends.

"The warplanes are gone."

"We will go back to school soon, mum just told me," one of his friends said with a spark of happiness in his eyes.

The Education Ministry in the Gaza said classes in schools and universities would resume next Saturday.

Partially destroyed schools will hold classes in morning and night shifts to accommodate for the lack of space.

Eighty percent of Gaza schools were destroyed in the Israel's bombardment, which killed 1,300 people, half of them women and children, and wounded thousands.

Rebuilding Gaza

Across Gaza, people are determined to rebuild their shattered homeland.

"Gaza will return beautiful once again," said a civil servant, helping move heaps of debris from al-Galaa street in Gaza City.

"The Israeli strikes have stopped and now we have to clear the trail of destruction cause by the occupation forces," he explained.

"Nothing will stop us now," the man said in a voice full of resolve.

Policemen are back on the streets of the Gaza Strip to ensure law and order.

The Hamas-led government announced that all ministries would resume work by next week.

Although the buildings of all ministries were targeted by Israel, employees would be housed in temporary buildings for now.

Israel has destroyed nearly 20,000 homes, 48 government offices, 31 police stations and 30 mosques.

But for Amer, a government employee, the scale of devastation will never break the will of survival Gazans.

"Even if we ended up living in shelters," he told IOL. "The Israeli war machine will never kill our hopes in a better future."

Abu Sameh, whose home was flatted to the ground by Israeli warplanes, is equally defiant.

"Israel destroyed our homes, burned our lands and massacred our people, but it will never break our spirits," he said.

"Gaza will rise from the rubble. We will not go down. We shall prevail."

[rob123]

GAZA CITY — It was very early in the morning, but Samir was already working hard to remove the rubble from outside his clothes store in Gaza.

But for his surprise, minutes after opening the store, he had the first customer of the day show up.

"Gaza, reeling under destruction and pain, is still alive," Samir said.

Across the coastal enclave, devastated by 22 days of massive Israeli air, land and sea bombing, people are quickly picking up what's left of their lives.

Just like Samir, Hamed came out with his wooden carriage laden with fresh vegetables and fruits, not expecting to find buyers.

In just one hour, everything was sold.

People, imprisoned for three weeks inside their own homes by the Israeli bombing, were thirsty and hungry for life.

A few meters away, kids were out in force playing football amid the rubbles of their homes and schools.

"Come on, let's play," Marawan, a 10-year-old, told his friends.

"The warplanes are gone."

"We will go back to school soon, mum just told me," one of his friends said with a spark of happiness in his eyes.

The Education Ministry in the Gaza said classes in schools and universities would resume next Saturday.

Partially destroyed schools will hold classes in morning and night shifts to accommodate for the lack of space.

Eighty percent of Gaza schools were destroyed in the Israel's bombardment, which killed 1,300 people, half of them women and children, and wounded thousands.

Rebuilding Gaza

Across Gaza, people are determined to rebuild their shattered homeland.

"Gaza will return beautiful once again," said a civil servant, helping move heaps of debris from al-Galaa street in Gaza City.

"The Israeli strikes have stopped and now we have to clear the trail of destruction cause by the occupation forces," he explained.

"Nothing will stop us now," the man said in a voice full of resolve.

Policemen are back on the streets of the Gaza Strip to ensure law and order.

The Hamas-led government announced that all ministries would resume work by next week.

Although the buildings of all ministries were targeted by Israel, employees would be housed in temporary buildings for now.

Israel has destroyed nearly 20,000 homes, 48 government offices, 31 police stations and 30 mosques.

But for Amer, a government employee, the scale of devastation will never break the will of survival Gazans.

"Even if we ended up living in shelters," he told IOL. "The Israeli war machine will never kill our hopes in a better future."

Abu Sameh, whose home was flatted to the ground by Israeli warplanes, is equally defiant.

"Israel destroyed our homes, burned our lands and massacred our people, but it will never break our spirits," he said.

"Gaza will rise from the rubble. We will not go down. We shall prevail."

Sige man ghapon ka ug yaw2 bai, pila ra mo kabuok dire nga parehas ug pagtuo. Bisan unsaon nimo ug sulti kay mga but.an man ta kahibawo man ta nga kanang imo g post gi quote nimo gikan ra sad na sa sources nga nga para nimo maoy husto , emo na lang unta na. Undang na oi..pag salah2 na lang diha nga malamdagan sa ilang mga huna2 mga tawo sa middle east aron naa na sila Peace didto. ayaw dalha dire sa Istorya ang problema didto.

[Malic]

Allow me to define my position in relation to Hamas lest people will begin to think that i am for terrorism.


There are two reasons why i want to give my support to Hamas: their intention to free Palestine from oppression and their fight for the establishment of a nation that they can call their own.

[Malic]

Sige man ghapon ka ug yaw2 bai, pila ra mo kabuok dire nga parehas ug pagtuo. Bisan unsaon nimo ug sulti kay mga but.an man ta kahibawo man ta nga kanang imo g post gi quote nimo gikan ra sad na sa sources nga nga para nimo maoy husto , emo na lang unta na. Undang na oi..pag salah2 na lang diha nga malamdagan sa ilang mga huna2 mga tawo sa middle east aron naa na sila Peace didto. ayaw dalha dire sa Istorya ang problema didto.

ana jud na dodong adto jud ta sa source nga atong matuhuan.

dugay nako nag salah dodong tan-aw naa nay ceasefire.

ahahaha ayaw dalha sa istorya ang problema didto....hahahaha murag forum man ni...

[wak_wak]

Dodong basaha imu post ha.. Ingun ka >>>

With or without their help Palestine can stand under the rule of Hamas.

Kani imu original post >>>

Pero actually ang gi pangayo ra jud sa Hamas is e lift ang blockade. With or without their help Palestine can stand under the rule of Hamas. Soportado ra ba na sila Iran.

Karun kani napud imu claim >>>

yes they are so dependent sa humanitarian aid kay dili man gadawat ang Israel nga napahawa sila sa Hamas sa Palestine nya napildi ilang IRO sa election. Mao bitaw ng gusto na lang sila magig gubat kaysa mamatay sila sa gutom.

nya i wonder proud pa jud kaau ka nga dependent sila sa humanitarian aid...gusto pod diay ka nga mamatay sila sa kagutom?

Basaha gud imu mga post dodong, atras abante, ingun ka >>>

With or without their help Palestine can stand under the rule of Hamas.

Karun tan awa, a slap in your face left and right.. ikaw ra pud ni angkon >>>

na they are so dependent sa humanitarian aid

Tan awa gud pag ka inconsistent nimu dodong.. I guess na prove na jud ang pag ka pataka nimu ug istorya.. kung ma baraw na gani, atras napud, ngita napud ug lungag na kalutsan.. Ikaw na mismo nag lechon sa imu kaugalingon..

They could do it easily? hahahahahahahahahahaha.... pildi man gani sila sa Hezbollah

Karun pako ani da, ang Hamas diay kay ang Hezbollah pud.. ayaw pataka ug claim lagi, naa nasad ka.. In terms of fire power and number of men, layo ra kaayo ang Hamas sa Hezbollah.. You know why overwhelming force gipadala sa Israel sa Hamas, kay di sila ganahan mo kompiyansa like they did sa Hezbollah..

So stop claiming na kaya pud sa Hamas ang gibuhat sa Hezbollah, kay layo ra kaayo na sila.. Spelling palang sa ilang pangan di na jud sila kapareho..

Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, insisted on Monday, 19, that 22 days of massive Israeli attacks failed to weaken its forces.

It said it only lost 48 of its fighters and a fraction of its military capacities, claiming to have killed no less than 80 Israeli soldiers and fired 980 projectiles into Israel.

Despite the massive destruction and the havoc wrecked by Israel on their homes and properties, many remained full of praise for Hamas and prime minister Ismail Haniyeh.

Whatever, gikan na pud sa Hamas na propaganda.. pangita pud laing sources dodong..