is this the reason of the historic pullout from Gaza???

[TashaN]

Israeli airforce pounds Gaza radicals as legitimate targets

The Israeli airforce continued to strike the Gaza Strip shortly after officials warned that anyone involved in firing rockets at Israeli targets was a "legitimate target" following a day of spiralling violence in the territory.

Two militants from the radical Hamas movement were killed Saturday in one of numerous Israeli airstrikes in what was the worst spike of unrest since Israel completed its historic pullout from the territory on September 12.

"Anyone who tries to fire from the Gaza Strip into Israel will be a legitimate target for us," a senior Israeli official told AFP late Saturday following an emergency security cabinet meeting to discuss a barrage of militant rocket attacks.

Shortly afterwards, Israeli warplanes raided militant targets in and around the southern city of Khan Yunis and around Gaza City, leaving at least 20 Palestinians injured, one of them seriously.

Medical sources said all the injuries occurred during the Gaza City raid in which eight women and three children were wounded.

A school building sustained heavy damage, as did several nearby houses, security sources said. The Israeli army confirmed it had hit a Hamas-run school which had been used "as a channel to pass on money to terrorists and their families".

http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news.php?id=157243

They never stop talking about this claim to do whatever they want.

Is it fair O human beings what is happening there?

This is why they pullout from there so not a single jew will be damaged affected with thier strikes or affected with the hatered palstinian there.

 

[Mathematician]

involved in firing rockets at Israeli targets was a "legitimate target" following a day of spiralling violence in the territory.

I don't see a problem with this...

 

[jewscout]

i believe it was done out of the interest of israeli security and in the hopes of peace. However this has not been the case for either side of the fighting.

Pullout brings Kassams, not peace, to Sderot



Yossi Azoulay used to support disengagement. No longer.

The more than 40 Kassams that landed this weekend in and around Sderot, his home for nearly all of his 46 years, killed his hope that life would get safer without the settlers and the IDF perched a few kilometers away in Gaza.

"We expected that there would be quiet, and there isn't," said the school groundskeeper whose 13-year-old daughter was lightly wounded by a Kassam days before the Gaza withdrawal began this summer. "We're disappointed."

The bitterness evident in the conversation of Azoulay and his three friends, which revolved around the security situation, flavored their afternoon coffee break.

"When there were settlements, they had other places to attack," Azoulay explained, tapping off his cigarette ash. "Now there are no settlements. We're the only victims." The weekend deluge of rockets did more than dampen spirits. It sent six Sderot residents to the hospital, among them a 20-year-old Civil Guard volunteer who rushed to the scene after one Kassam landed only to be injured when a second one fell.

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1127614782378

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

"Anyone who tries to fire from the Gaza Strip into Israel will be a legitimate target for us," a senior Israeli official told AFP late Saturday following an emergency security cabinet meeting to discuss a barrage of militant rocket attacks.

No. But if Israel pulled its people out of Gaza solely to get them out of harms way, such action would contrast greatly with those of Hamas, who purposely employ civilian cover for its operations. If you don't like the response, stop the missile barrage.

 

[michel]

No. But if Israel pulled its people out of Gaza solely to get them out of harms way, such action would contrast greatly with those of Hamas, who purposely employ civilian cover for its operations. If you don't like the response, stop the missile barrage.

Quite.

 

[TashaN]

No. But if Israel pulled its people out of Gaza solely to get them out of harms way, such action would contrast greatly with those of Hamas, who purposely employ civilian cover for its operations. If you don't like the response, stop the missile barrage.

are human being?

how do you know that?

do you live there?

do anyone kill you sister or your girlfriend or you son or your father?

did you ever feel the pain of losing someone?

or you just watch the TV only then you clap because you like the movie?

what a pity?

such a human being if you are one.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

are human being? ...

<yawn> If you don't like the response, stop the missile barrage. </yawn>

 

[greatcalgarian]

<yawn> If you don't like the response, stop the missile barrage. </yawn>

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4288384.stm

It said last week's attacks were retaliation for an explosion at a Hamas rally that killed 15 people on Friday. Israel denies involvement.

This is in small print at the end of a long article justifying Israel shelling of Gaza. Note the last sentence: Israel denies involvement:tsk: . Did Hamas make up the story of 15 people killed by explosion on Friday? Perhaps Hamas as training a suicide bomber on that day, and the bomb went off accidentally killing those at the rally?:biglaugh:

 

[greatcalgarian]

Israeli airforce pounds Gaza radicals as legitimate targets

The Israeli airforce continued to strike the Gaza Strip shortly after officials warned that anyone involved in firing rockets at Israeli targets was a "legitimate target" following a day of spiralling violence in the territory.

Two militants from the radical Hamas movement were killed Saturday in one of numerous Israeli airstrikes in what was the worst spike of unrest since Israel completed its historic pullout from the territory on September 12.

"Anyone who tries to fire from the Gaza Strip into Israel will be a legitimate target for us," a senior Israeli official told AFP late Saturday following an emergency security cabinet meeting to discuss a barrage of militant rocket attacks.

Shortly afterwards, Israeli warplanes raided militant targets in and around the southern city of Khan Yunis and around Gaza City, leaving at least 20 Palestinians injured, one of them seriously.

Medical sources said all the injuries occurred during the Gaza City raid in which eight women and three children were wounded.

A school building sustained heavy damage, as did several nearby houses, security sources said. The Israeli army confirmed it had hit a Hamas-run school which had been used "as a channel to pass on money to terrorists and their families".

http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news.php?id=157243

They never stop talking about this claim to do whatever they want.

Is it fair O human beings what is happening there?

This is why they pullout from there so not a single jew will be damaged affected with thier strikes or affected with the hatered palstinian there.

No, this is not the reason. But maintaining security is too expansive with the settlers there, and it is cheaper and more effective to pull out of that strip of region, and replace by remote shelling to keep the enemy away. Especially now Egypt is no longer a threat, not anticipating any more 6 days or 7 days war....

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

Perhaps Hamas as training a suicide bomber on that day, and the bomb went off accidentally killing those at the rally?:biglaugh:

You find something about this funny? Disgusting!

 

[jewscout]

This is in small print at the end of a long article justifying Israel shelling of Gaza. Note the last sentence: Israel denies involvement:tsk: . Did Hamas make up the story of 15 people killed by explosion on Friday? Perhaps Hamas as training a suicide bomber on that day, and the bomb went off accidentally killing those at the rally?:biglaugh:

maybe Israel denies involvement because they weren't involved. There is no evidence that i know of to link the Israeli government to this accident.

did you believe hamas was ready to lay down their arms following disengagement?

 

[greatcalgarian]

maybe Israel denies involvement because they weren't involved. There is no evidence that i know of to link the Israeli government to this accident.

did you believe hamas was ready to lay down their arms following disengagement?

Not HAMAS, it will be political suicide for them. But I believe majority of the Palestines are prepared to live peacefully, if Israel is willing to concess more, like nearer to the agreement of 1948 formulated by the British and the United Nation.

 

[The Black Whirlwind]

israel made a big sacrifice by pulling out of gaza, especially sharon, who defied his party, and many of his citizens, to do so. And the palestinian cowards are still suicide bombing and shelling Israel. They are legitimate targets, if they continue to attack israel.

 

[Mr Spinkles]

Did Hamas make up the story of 15 people killed by explosion on Friday?

It certaintly wouldn't surprise me. Hamas and other groups spread lots of propoganda. I find the analysis at this website particularly revealing (follow the link to watch a short 20 minute documentary on Middle East propoganda): http://seconddraft.org/

 

[greatcalgarian]

israel made a big sacrifice by pulling out of gaza, especially sharon, who defied his party, and many of his citizens, to do so. And the palestinian cowards are still suicide bombing and shelling Israel. They are legitimate targets, if they continue to attack israel.

That attitude will never bring peace to Israel/Palestine if you have the attitude that Palestines are coward, and Israelites are brave, whatever Palestine did is wrong, and whatever Israelite did is right.

Love they enemy. Not hate them.:162:

 

[The Black Whirlwind]

the palestinians are complete cowards. they fight like women, not facing the enemy with honor. Love thy enemy? HAHAHA! are you in your right mind? The palestinians who cowardly attack are dogs, and should be treated as such. they deserve all the malice i can squeeze from my heart.

 

[greatcalgarian]

the palestinians are complete cowards. they fight like women, not facing the enemy with honor. Love thy enemy? HAHAHA! are you in your right mind? The palestinians who cowardly attack are dogs, and should be treated as such. they deserve all the malice i can squeeze from my heart.

http://www.palestinefacts.org/

Please read more about the enemy you hated so much. Perhaps with more understanding of your enemy, your hatred and anger may subside, and you may become a peaceful man leading a happier life. God bless.

 

[greatcalgarian]

http://www.palestineremembered.com/ZionistFAQ.html

Learn what your enemy is thinking, then find and establish peace when both understand each other.

 

[greatcalgarian]

It certaintly wouldn't surprise me. Hamas and other groups spread lots of propoganda. I find the analysis at this website particularly revealing (follow the link to watch a short 20 minute documentary on Middle East propoganda): http://seconddraft.org/

Good movie, it could be a staged counter propaganda piece

Nowadays, it is very difficult to tell what is truth and what is fake.

 

[jewscout]

Not HAMAS, it will be political suicide for them. But I believe majority of the Palestines are prepared to live peacefully, if Israel is willing to concess more, like nearer to the agreement of 1948 formulated by the British and the United Nation.

again if you want the attacks from israel to stop then the rocket attacks need to stop.
Hamas and other groups were told that rocket attacks would be met w/ zero tolerance.