IDF ground invasion of Gaza( Israel killed 2,700+ Palestinians) (Hamas is victorious)

[newarkhiphop]

This line of thinking, along with Palestinian supporters in France defacing Jewish holy places and businesses, or calling for death of Jews only bolsters Israels argument and PR campaign.

The Isreal PR machine is on full time defensive mode all the time regardless , I think a couple of attacks on targets outside of Isreal might soften the Israeli general public up a bit. Right now the fighting and danger for them has been limited Gaza with very little loss while the Palestinians have lost thousands.

 

[Nomad1]

nikkas negging me because I stated the obvious

IDF is fukking these nikkas up

 

[FAH1223]

 

[88m3]

completely impartial

 

[Kritic]

Israeli Politician Calls For Genocide Of Palestinians

 

[MVike28]

Give 225million dollars on top of the 3 billion in aid you give to Israel brehs

while some AMERICAN citizens in Detroit have no access to running water

Yep sounds about right

 

[FAH1223]

HUMAN SHIELDS

 

[FAH1223]

Yet the IDF and the media never seem to get around to listing what (you'd think) must be a large number of "terror" incidents and Israelis killed or kidnapped in recent years. A good example was yesterday's report by Jodi Rudoren in the New York Times--quite lengthy and her usual stenography but without a single reference to a deadly "terror" attack via the tunnels until the past two weeks of armed conflict. Like others, she explains that Israel has known about the tunnels for many years yet did not attempt to destroy many of them until this month. Why? Because they actually posed less of a threat than now claimed? Israelis in the south are always quoted about their fears of militants rising out of the ground in their backyards (one tells Rudoren, "It takes us a little bit to our childhood fairy tales of demons"), but--how many times has this happened?

In that regard, an article this week in the Times of Israel quotes a senior Israeli intelligence officer asserting that the tunnels did not really threaten civilians--Hamas aimed for another spectacular soldier kidnapping. (The Shalit snatching led to freedom for 1000 Palestinians in the prisoner exchange.) The intel source points out that in the tunnel incursion last week the militants could have easily invaded a nearby kibbutz but set off to kill soldiers instead.

Israelis now seek a broad inquiry into why their officials and military did not take broad action against the tunnels until now. Was it because they didn't think they were such a huge threat? And now they describe finding dozens of tunnels and a wider network--but is anyone in U.S. media questioning what exactly these newly-found tunnels represent? They take guided tours of a couple carefully selected--including one uncovered two years ago--but they have to take the word (and do) of the IDF in describing the other tunnels and any weapons/explosives found in them. Were most of them abandoned years ago? Flooded and not really useable?

All this caused me to ask, via Twitter, for anyone to send me a link to a credible history with this information. I got no replies beyond, "Good luck with that." I raised this with Jake Tapper of CNN, who had just done his "terror tunnel" report on Twitter, since he had tweeted about Hamas "exporting death." Well, how many deaths, before this month's Israel invasion of Gaza? Yes, in the past week a few Hamas fighters sneaked in and killed five IDF soldiers. A planned attack by a handful of men on a village was thwarted. But beyond that--before there was a war--in the past ten years since the tunnels were expanded? Tapper tells me today that he knows of only six deaths from the tunnels, all IDF. I've seen an Israeli source claim 10 or 14 soldiers. [UPDATE 12:10 p.m. ET I haven't seen any higher totals yet. Still looking.]

Always cited is the 2006 kidnapping of Israeli soldier Shalit, which became a cause celebre until a prisoner swap last year. Since it got such massive and long-lasting attention I presume it was the one and only such case. Then there was some sort of militants' plan to blow up explosives along the border in the south. Another thwarted attack on a village years ago. But that's about all I can find easily. This fairly detailed history from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, no less, is typical in failing to offer more than three or four examples. Ditto for a lengthy recent Wash Post piece. Surely there's more? If not a good deal more: Why have U.S. media gone along with promoting this as a justification for killing 1000 civilians, including 200 kids, far from the border? Help me out here. I'll publish links to any articles with an assessment of the "terror" toll in the past decade. Thanks.

P.S. Here's a lengthy and perhaps definitive look at the tunnels used for importing/smuggling goods.

http://gregmitchellwriter.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-terror-tunnels.html

 

[zerozero]

The Isreal PR machine is on full time defensive mode all the time regardless , I think a couple of attacks on targets outside of Isreal might soften the Israeli general public up a bit. Right now the fighting and danger for them has been limited Gaza with very little loss while the Palestinians have lost thousands.

Besides being out of the question morally, this is horrible strategic advice.

If some random jewish folk were attacked in [x country], then many people in [x country] would be less sympathetic to palestinians. meanwhile it would just make paranoid israelis be like "see? i told you".

 

[Type Username Here]

The Isreal PR machine is on full time defensive mode all the time regardless , I think a couple of attacks on targets outside of Isreal might soften the Israeli general public up a bit. Right now the fighting and danger for them has been limited Gaza with very little loss while the Palestinians have lost thousands.

No, it would do the opposite, and might move people on the fence, or near the fence, to the other side.

 

[Type Username Here]

Besides being out of the question morally, this is horrible strategic advice.

If some random jewish folk were attacked in [x country], then many people in [x country] would be less sympathetic to palestinians. meanwhile it would just make paranoid israelis be like "see? i told you".

Kind of happened in the Netherlands on a small scale. Some Palestinians supporters there decided it was a good idea to fly the ISIS flag and Nazi symbols during a protest.

During previous protests in The Netherlands, some participants were waving black and white flags of the Islamic State (IS). Also, a few protestors shouted anti-Semitic slogans against Jews and showed Nazi symbols. The organizers of the protest in Rotterdam feared that the same thing would happen and had called on participants to bring Palestinian flags only.

Despite the directive, one group of young men waved an IS flag. A young Palestinian man with a Palestinian flag tied around his shoulders asked them to leave.

In the middle of the protest was an old Turkish man holding a yellow flag with a black Rabaa (Muslim Brotherhood) symbol. When being asked why he brought this one along instead of a Palestinian flag, he smiled.

“I know this is protest in support of Palestine, but I want people to remember the Muslim Brotherhood supporters who got killed by the Egyptian army after [former Egyptian President Mohamed] Morsi got ousted,’’ he responded.

The tour ended at the war memorial The Bow, next to the Maas River. Here, the Palestinian flag was hoisted symbolically. The Israeli flag, which was displayed among other international flags on the Boompjes, a famous street in Rotterdam along the River Nieuwe Maas, was taken away by unknown protestors.

http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/dutch-protest-highlights-west-s-angst-gaza-violence-1761971468

 

[MVike28]

She pulled one of them textbook Mark Regev spin moves saying we want peace but rockets rockets rockets rockets.

i forgot to respond to this

Mark Regev is such a blatant liar..i caught breh just lowkey at his own statements while talking with Anderson Cooper yesterday..

Back to you Wolf for more Zionist propaganda

 

[Kritic]

‘No children left in Gaza!’ Right-wing Israeli mob mocks deaths in anti-Gaza chant (VIDEO)

A right-wing Israeli mob has been caught on film seemingly celebrating the deaths of Palestinian children in Operation Protective Edge. Over 1,200 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s latest offensive, including over 200 children.

The video uploaded onto YouTube on Saturday shows a group of right-wing Israeli activists celebrating the Israeli Defense Force’s incursion into Gaza.

“Tomorrow there’s no teaching in Gaza, they don’t have any children left,” chanted the protesters, waving Israeli flags.

The video was published by Israeli journalist Haim Har-Zahav.

The chant also contains the words “I hate all Arabs” and “Gaza is a graveyard,” according to the pro-Palestinian news resource Electronic Intifada.

The protesters also voiced their rage at Arab members of Knesset, the Israeli parliament - Hanin Zoabi and Ahmad Tibi.

"Ahmad Tibi, I wanted you to know, the next child to get hit is yours,” they shouted, accusing both Tibi and Zoabi of terrorism and calling for their Israeli citizenship to be revoked.

http://rt.com/news/176372-israel-racist-chant-gaza/

tax dollars

right wing
republican

democrat
don't care about arabs
i'm a christian
they hate us cause of our freedom

no children left behind


democracy in the middle east
equal rights in israel

 

[JBoy]

Netanyahu= 2014 PW Botha

 

[humble forever]

yall wanna see what a hamas qassam brigade cross border raid looks like.


hamas says they got ten, israel said only five