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IDF ground invasion of Gaza( Israel killed 2,700+ Palestinians) (Hamas is victorious)
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Are we discussing the media, the general publics consumption and interpretation of data, or Israel's military objectives? You see what I'm getting at right?
I honestly wouldn't say I'm "gung ho" for Israel, I just interpret facts, I'm a very rational person.
I think both sides are wrong to a degree not one more than another. I would rather make an occasional point here and there than have to see people say that Jews deserve to die everyday because they're Jewish or whatever drivel I see posted here. Racism in all forms is abhorrent to me. Anyone backing away from that position is laughable because that's the reality whether they would like to admit it or not. I've been reading these threads here and on hampster for near a decade.
88m3
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Not in the slightest.
But you have Jewish heritage? Yeah that makes sense, I had a professor like that but he gave up religion and was a humanist.
88m3
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But you have Jewish heritage? Yeah that makes sense, I had a professor like that but he gave up religion and was a humanist.
Not on either side going back to at least the 1600's. It's honestly not even possible in knowing my background.
Not on either side going back to at least the 1600's. It's honestly not possible in knowing my background.
It's no telling what type of time your ancestry was on before 1600.
88m3
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It's no telling what type of time your ancestry was on before 1600.
Well the side that it would have been relatively even possible on would have been in Africa still most likely, so I'll have to say no.
Unless they were Ethiopian Jews who some how managed to get kidnapped from West Africa.
Are you even black, btw?
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28 July 2014 Last updated at 23:39 ET
Israel PM Netanyahu warns of 'prolonged' Gaza campaign
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Mid-East crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned of a "prolonged" military campaign in Gaza.
Mr Netanyahu said Israel would continue to act until it had achieved its aim of destroying militant group Hamas' network of underground tunnels.
It comes amid an upsurge of violence in Gaza and southern Israel, despite a UN plea for a cessation of hostilities.
Fighting continued in the early hours of Tuesday, with attacks reported from both sides.
Officials say over 1,070 Palestinians, most of them civilians, have been killed in the fighting since 8 July. Israel says 48 of its soldiers and three civilians - two Israelis and a Thai worker, have been killed.
'Painful day'
Early on Tuesday, Israeli aircraft fired at the house of the former Hamas Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, his son and Gaza officials said.
The house was thought to be empty at the time, Reuters news agency said.
Hamas said that its TV station, Al-Aqsa TV, was also targeted, reports said.
Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said that three rockets were fired from Gaza, with one rocket successfully intercepted and two hitting open spaces in central Israel.
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The BBC's Ian Pannell: "Children in Gaza have paid heavily"
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Israel warns of more days of war to come, as Orla Guerin reports
On Monday, explosions in Gaza City reportedly killed 10 people, including children.
Israel said that five of its soldiers died on Monday, and five Hamas militants were also killed inside Israel.
Mr Netanyahu described Monday as a "painful day", adding: "We have to have patience."
"We will continue to act aggressively and responsibly until the mission is completed to protect our citizens, soldiers and children," he said.
On Monday, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon criticised both sides for firing into civilians areas, and called for an immediate, unconditional humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holiday.
"In the name of humanity, the violence must stop," he told reporters, adding that Gaza was in a "critical condition".
Israeli flares were fired above Gaza City early on Tuesday
Palestinians watch a missile fired from Gaza towards Israel
His spokesman later added that Mr Ban was concerned at reports that leaflets had been dropped by the IDF warning residents in the northern Gaza Strip to evacuate to Gaza City.
"If true, this would have a further devastating humanitarian impact on the beleaguered civilians of those areas of the Gaza strip, who have already undergone immense suffering in recent days," his spokesman said.
At least 10 people - eight of them children - were killed in blasts in Gaza City on Monday afternoon, Palestinian health officials said.
They said the 10 were killed by Israeli missile strikes, but Israel says the explosions were caused by rockets misfired by "terrorists".
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and another 10 injured when a mortar shell hit the Eshkol district in southern Israel on Monday.
The Israeli military said the five Hamas militants who died had entered Israel via a tunnel from Gaza and opened fire on Israeli troops, who returned fire.
Recurring flashpoint
Rocket fire and air strikes between the two sides increased after the abduction and killing of three Israeli teenagers in June, which Israel blamed on Hamas and which led to a crackdown on the group in the West Bank. Hamas denied being behind the killings.
Tensions rose further after the suspected revenge killing of a Palestinian teenager in Jerusalem on 2 July. Six Jewish suspects were arrested over the youth's abduction and murder.
Gaza's Shifa hospital was hit on Monday, with both sides blaming the other for the attack
Relatives mourned an Israeli soldier who died from wounds he sustained while fighting in Gaza
On 8 July, Israel launched Operation Protective Edge, an offensive against Hamas in Gaza, after a surge in rocket fire.
On 18 July, it extended operations with a ground offensive, saying it was necessary to destroy tunnels dug by militants to infiltrate Israel.
Since then, there have been hundreds of air strikes and hundreds of rockets have been fired.
The Gaza Strip, sandwiched between Israel and Egypt, has been a recurring flashpoint in the Israel-Palestinian conflict for years.
Israel occupied Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war and only pulled its troops and settlers out in 2005. Israel considered this the end of the occupation, but it still exercises control over most of Gaza's borders, waters and airspace. Egypt controls Gaza's southern border.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-28538385
Israel PM Netanyahu warns of 'prolonged' Gaza campaign
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Mid-East crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned of a "prolonged" military campaign in Gaza.
Mr Netanyahu said Israel would continue to act until it had achieved its aim of destroying militant group Hamas' network of underground tunnels.
It comes amid an upsurge of violence in Gaza and southern Israel, despite a UN plea for a cessation of hostilities.
Fighting continued in the early hours of Tuesday, with attacks reported from both sides.
Officials say over 1,070 Palestinians, most of them civilians, have been killed in the fighting since 8 July. Israel says 48 of its soldiers and three civilians - two Israelis and a Thai worker, have been killed.
'Painful day'
Early on Tuesday, Israeli aircraft fired at the house of the former Hamas Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, his son and Gaza officials said.
The house was thought to be empty at the time, Reuters news agency said.
Hamas said that its TV station, Al-Aqsa TV, was also targeted, reports said.
Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said that three rockets were fired from Gaza, with one rocket successfully intercepted and two hitting open spaces in central Israel.
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The BBC's Ian Pannell: "Children in Gaza have paid heavily"
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Israel warns of more days of war to come, as Orla Guerin reports
On Monday, explosions in Gaza City reportedly killed 10 people, including children.
Israel said that five of its soldiers died on Monday, and five Hamas militants were also killed inside Israel.
Mr Netanyahu described Monday as a "painful day", adding: "We have to have patience."
"We will continue to act aggressively and responsibly until the mission is completed to protect our citizens, soldiers and children," he said.
On Monday, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon criticised both sides for firing into civilians areas, and called for an immediate, unconditional humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holiday.
"In the name of humanity, the violence must stop," he told reporters, adding that Gaza was in a "critical condition".
His spokesman later added that Mr Ban was concerned at reports that leaflets had been dropped by the IDF warning residents in the northern Gaza Strip to evacuate to Gaza City.
"If true, this would have a further devastating humanitarian impact on the beleaguered civilians of those areas of the Gaza strip, who have already undergone immense suffering in recent days," his spokesman said.
At least 10 people - eight of them children - were killed in blasts in Gaza City on Monday afternoon, Palestinian health officials said.
They said the 10 were killed by Israeli missile strikes, but Israel says the explosions were caused by rockets misfired by "terrorists".
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and another 10 injured when a mortar shell hit the Eshkol district in southern Israel on Monday.
The Israeli military said the five Hamas militants who died had entered Israel via a tunnel from Gaza and opened fire on Israeli troops, who returned fire.
Recurring flashpoint
Rocket fire and air strikes between the two sides increased after the abduction and killing of three Israeli teenagers in June, which Israel blamed on Hamas and which led to a crackdown on the group in the West Bank. Hamas denied being behind the killings.
Tensions rose further after the suspected revenge killing of a Palestinian teenager in Jerusalem on 2 July. Six Jewish suspects were arrested over the youth's abduction and murder.
On 8 July, Israel launched Operation Protective Edge, an offensive against Hamas in Gaza, after a surge in rocket fire.
On 18 July, it extended operations with a ground offensive, saying it was necessary to destroy tunnels dug by militants to infiltrate Israel.
Since then, there have been hundreds of air strikes and hundreds of rockets have been fired.
The Gaza Strip, sandwiched between Israel and Egypt, has been a recurring flashpoint in the Israel-Palestinian conflict for years.
Israel occupied Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war and only pulled its troops and settlers out in 2005. Israel considered this the end of the occupation, but it still exercises control over most of Gaza's borders, waters and airspace. Egypt controls Gaza's southern border.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-28538385
88m3
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Oh, and not for nothing but in the continent Africa that you all claim to care so much about Islamic extremism results in millions of people killed, maimed, and displaced every year. Funded none the less by the same Gulf Arabs who have been using the "Palestinians" as pawns for the last sixty years. Maybe it's that whole East(repressive dictatorships) vs West paradigm that I don't subscribe to? But hey then again despite all of my hangups with America I actually have a great life. I'm educated, have my own businesses, can travel freely, and generally do anything I want any given day of the week. Your results may vary.
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Not on either side going back to at least the 1600's. It's honestly not even possible in knowing my background.
Lies told from behind a computer at a school or office in tel aviv........... This nikka got his family tree mapped out over 400 years
This khazar still thinks he can convince people hes black
No one knows there family tree from 1600s to 1860s fool, they weren't keep track of slaves ancestory
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Yet you waste most of your day on the coli posting pro isreal and anti islam bs. Your horrible at lying
I love how they spin the tunnels when majority of tunnels made are from regular Palestinians and not hamas. Current TV years ago did a special on it showing the tunnels with food, water, clothes, housing material, etc Very little showed weapons. It's a open air prison, no one leaves and no one can get out.