2,477 civilians murderd in terror acts inside the israeli borders. Since the 90's till 2012. Back to the 40/50/60/70/80.. Dont have the numbers, but try to imagen the number during 4 decades..
Its looks like a systimatic murder to me.. Genocide, massacre.
Why do you keep lying? Do you think you're convincing anyone?
You're an apologist for a lunatic racist state that murders unarmed civilians, including women and babies, and uses it's army of Hasbara internet warriors to try and excuse and justify the slaughter by spreading misinformation and outright lies.
Non bus attacks, but still terror, massacre. The Fogel family.
You know what is the most horrifying story about this family? That some ruthless sub human on this planet are ussing the last photo and saying its from Gaza. Twisted, disturbed sub human.
Approximately 10,000 Palestinians have been murdered by your lunatic racist state since the year 2000. I could sit here posting pictures of dead Palestinian babies all day long.
Palestinians are being slaughtered in their hundreds as we speak, and yet you come on here trying to deflect attention from it.
Very easly, and i like what i see. I see a person with a painful history hers and her people. I see a person who fights every day moraly against the terror. I see a damn proud Israeli civilian. I see a PJ fan. I see a strong human being. I see truth. I see hope. I see peace.
I am brave more that million of coward terrorists. They will never breack us down. Never.
No, you're not brave. You're anything but brave. People who try and justify mass murder of civilians are not brave. I'd love to tell you what I think you are, but if I did I'd get banned from these forums.
I think you feel that your lies are being discoverd. No one here is denying that civilianze in gaza are geting hurt, not even me.
But what are you doing? Calling me liar.. Denying the hurt of Isrselis. Trying to talk 'numbers'. Are u real? Are you? People suffer from a daily terror in Israel, i gaza. And you are here protecting a terror cells? Protecting hamas? Islamic jihad? ISIS? Really?!
I think you feel that your lies are being discoverd. No one here is denying that civilianze in gaza are geting hurt, not even me.
But what are you doing? Calling me liar.. Denying the hurt of Isrselis. Trying to talk 'numbers'. Are u real? Are you? People suffer from a daily terror in Israel, i gaza. And you are here protecting a terror cells? Protecting hamas? Islamic jihad? ISIS? Really?!
I think you feel that your lies are being discoverd. No one here is denying that civilianze in gaza are geting hurt, not even me.
But what are you doing? Calling me liar.. Denying the hurt of Isrselis. Trying to talk 'numbers'. Are u real? Are you? People suffer from a daily terror in Israel, i gaza. And you are here protecting a terror cells? Protecting hamas? Islamic jihad? ISIS? Really?!
No offence, but you disgust me.
From the other hand i dont feel the same about you. I apriciate your true concern for the gaza civilianze, but i contempt the way of you, denying the israeli suffer.
West Bank rage at Gaza bloodshed as protests erupt over UN school attack
Palestinian Authority calls for 'day of rage' after women and children are killed by Israeli shelling while seeking shelter
Peter Beaumont in Gaza City and Harriet Sherwood in Jerusalem theguardian.com, Friday 25 July 2014
The violence of the conflict in Gaza spread to the West Bank on Thursday with at least two Palestinians killed and scores wounded in one of the biggest clashes seen for several years.
...The violence of the conflict in Gaza spread to the West Bank on Thursday with at least two Palestinians killed and scores wounded in one of the biggest clashes seen for several years.
...The school in Beit Hanoun in the north of Gaza was one of the grimmest incidents of the conflict, now in its 18th day and in which more than 800 Palestinians – mostly civilians – have been killed. Thirty-four Israelis and one Thai worker have died.
Ban Ki-moon, secretary general of the UN, condemned the shelter attack, which came hours after the agency had warned that Israel's actions in the Palestinian enclave could constitute war crimes.
...The school was hit while its playground was crowded with families waiting to be ferried to safety. According to survivors one shell landed in the schoolyard followed by several more rounds that hit the upper storeys of the building.
Most of the wounded were moved initially to a local hospital where terrified women and children clung to each other, waiting for news of relatives. A shell exploded about 50 metres from the hospital building as they waited.
Following the attack a trail of bloody footprints could be seen crossing the deserted playground, which was littered with abandoned possessions. There were pools of blood both inside and outside the school building; more blood was splashed over wooden school desks.
Nour Hamid, 17, said: "We were packing up to leave when the attack happened. We were standing outside when they started hitting us, some of the women holding their babies. My sister-in-law was one of the injured. There were bodies everywhere, most of them women and children."
Laila al-Shinbari told Reuters: "All of us sat in one place when suddenly four shells landed on our heads … Bodies were on the ground, [there was] blood and screams. My son is dead and all my relatives are wounded including my other kids."
The Israeli's already murdered three demonstrators in the West Bank yesterday. I wonder if they'll start an aerial assault on the West Bank now too and begin bombing hospitals, schools, and geriatric clinics there - all in the name of self-defense.
Non bus attacks, but still terror, massacre. The Fogel family.
You know what is the most horrifying story about this family? That some ruthless sub human on this planet are ussing the last photo and saying its from Gaza. Twisted, disturbed sub human.
My nephew is 4.5 years old...his name is Vasilis..my other one is 2.5 years old..i babysit the big one..cos the little one is at hospital ..so my sis is there and im home with Vasilis..
i cook lunch and we sit together to eat..j clik the tv and there was the news. .Gasa...hospital..some kid is crying
Vasilis..why this kid crying? me..cos lost his brother and sister..both died.. Vasilis..how??car accident,?? me.....no...there is a war and they throw bombs and they died.. Vasilis..so they dont have peace like us there?? Me..no they dont have peace Vasilis....and those who drop bombs want to kill little kids?? me......
i kissed my nephew and turn off the tv and put some peppa the pig to watch at youtube..
i didnt know what the fuck to answer... im just glad he was born Greek and we are in Peace..
"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
Both Israelis and Palestinians are losers in this conflict There can be no military solution. Both sides need to acknowledge the other’s suffering and their rights
Daniel Barenboim The Guardian, Thursday 24 July 2014 18.25 BST Palestinians salvage their belongings from the rubble of their homes after an Israeli missile strike in Gaza City. Photograph: Hatem Moussa/AP I am writing these words as someone who holds two passports – Israeli and Palestinian. I am writing them with a heavy heart, as the events in Gaza over the past few weeks have confirmed my long-standing conviction that there is no military solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is not a political conflict but a human one, between two peoples who share the deep and seemingly irreconcilable conviction that they are entitled to the same small piece of land.
It is because this fact has been neglected that all the negotiations, all the attempts at brokering a solution to the conflict that have taken place until now, have failed. Instead of acknowledging this true nature of the conflict and trying to resolve it, the parties have been looking for easier and fast solutions. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts when it comes to solving this conflict. A shortcut only works when we know the territory we cut through – and in this case, nobody possesses that knowledge as the essence of the conflict remains unknown and unexplored.
I have deep sympathy for the fear with which my fellow Israelis live today: the constant sounds of rockets being fired, of knowing that you or someone close to you might get hurt. But I have profound compassion with the plight of my fellow Palestinians in Gaza, who live in terror and mourn such devastating losses on a daily basis. After decades of devastation and loss on both sides, the conflict has today reached a previously unimaginable level of gruesomeness and despair.
I therefore dare to propose that this may be the moment to look for a true solution to the problem. A ceasefire is of course indispensable, but it is by far not enough. The only way out of this tragedy, the only way to avoid more tragedy and horror, is to take advantage of the hopelessness of the situation and force everybody to talk to one another. There is no point in Israel refusing to negotiate with Hamas or to acknowledge a unity government. No, Israel must listen to those Palestinians who are in a position to speak with one tongue.
The first resolution that has to be achieved is a joint agreement on the fact that there is no military solution. Only then can one begin discussing the question of justice for the Palestinians, which is long overdue, and of security for Israel, which it rightfully requires. We Palestinians feel that we need to receive a just solution. Our quest is fundamentally one for justice and for the rights given to every people on Earth: autonomy, self-determination, liberty, and all that comes with it. We Israelis need an acknowledgement of our right to live on the same piece of land. The division of the land can only come after both sides have not only accepted but understood that we can live together side by side, most definitely not back to back.
At the very heart of the much-needed rapprochement is the need for a mutual feeling of empathy, or compassion. In my opinion, compassion is not merely a sentiment that results from a psychological understanding of a person’s need, but it is a moral obligation. Only through trying to understand the other side’s plight can we take a step towards each other. As Schopenhauer put it: “Nothing will bring us back to the path of justice so readily as the mental picture of the trouble, grief and lamentation of the loser.” In this conflict, we are all losers. We can only overcome this sad state if we finally begin to accept the other side’s suffering and their rights. Only from this understanding can we attempt to build a future together.
Another day passes in the US and this massacre is still happening. Another day is about to rise in gaza and the shit will start again, not that they took a night break. The pain inside me that I feel for those Palestinians is sickening. I'm physically getting sick thinking and reading about this every fucken day. Forget about being ashamed about being an American, I'm ashamed to call myself a human. God be with ALL you innocent people of GAZA. I wish we had some iron dome to protect you guys from this assault and war crimes being inflicted upon you by Israel.
Here's a BIG FUCK YOU to ALL the Arab nations out there doing NOTHING. Grow some fucken balls you piece of shit leaders and DO SOMETHING. All you fucken Arab leaders are fake ass Muslims. You stand on the sidelines and allow Israel to rain hell down on them? I'll give the Israelis credit, they stick together when backed into a corner wether right or wrong. You fucken pieces of shit leaders who sold your souls to the devil for power and money. Some fucken Muslims you guys are. I blame Israel and all of you for allowing this to happen.
Imagine, just for a min, that you were born a Palestinian in gaza. Imagine
Hey buddy..2 things... First im very glsd we met in person and we got a drink and rockout together at a PJ show and didnt meet running to find a shelter while someone bombing us...we are lucky we got that and we leave in peace second..about the usa.. israel getting guns from usa hamas number 1 guns suplier is Qatar...and they getting guns from usa as well.. Go figure...
"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
Makes sense to me that if you hold a people captive on a tiny piece of land, restrict access to water, burn their food supply regularly and completely restrict their freedom of movement, they will eventually rise up and fight tooth and nail for these basic human rights. this without even mentioning IDF torturing and killing Palestinian kids with reckless abandon and nobody to answer to for doing it.
Israel treats Palestinians as worse than dogs. It's baffling that it's allowed happen. If you had a dog that behaves as Israel is right now, you'd have it put down.
US needs to stop supporting the israeli regime. Then and only then will everyone sit down on a level playing field and talk peace. That will never happen though. Not while the US media is lying in favour of the Israelis and brainwashing the american people, in order to protect its sole ally in the middle east and eventually get access to the massive amounts of gas that gaza is sitting on, which is at the end of the day, all that this is about.
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Shameless. Totally fucking shameless.
The Fogel family.
You know what is the most horrifying story about this family?
That some ruthless sub human on this planet are ussing the last photo and saying its from Gaza.
Twisted, disturbed sub human.
Palestinians are being slaughtered in their hundreds as we speak, and yet you come on here trying to deflect attention from it.
How do you look yourself in the mirror every day?
I see a person with a painful history hers and her people.
I see a person who fights every day moraly against the terror.
I see a damn proud Israeli civilian.
I see a PJ fan.
I see a strong human being.
I see truth.
I see hope.
I see peace.
They will never breack us down.
Never.
Terror just changed it face to missiles and terror tunnels.
Will never allow the history to ripit it self.
No more.
Do you really think that suicide bombings that occured 20 years ago justify and excuse Israel's current massacre of Palestinians?
Or look for me on FB.
Its easy..
Does that make you feel proud, and brave?
Reed:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaar_HaNegev_school_bus_attack
Its more updated to 'these days' terror for you?
No one here is denying that civilianze in gaza are geting hurt, not even me.
But what are you doing?
Calling me liar.. Denying the hurt of Isrselis.
Trying to talk 'numbers'.
Are u real?
Are you?
People suffer from a daily terror in Israel, i gaza.
And you are here protecting a terror cells? Protecting hamas? Islamic jihad?
ISIS?
Really?!
3 Israeli civilians.
578 Palestinian civilians. Of these, 96 were women and 116 were children.
From the other hand i dont feel the same about you.
I apriciate your true concern for the gaza civilianze, but i contempt the way of you, denying the israeli suffer.
3 Israeli civilians.
578 Palestinian civilians. Of these, 96 were women and 116 were children.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/25/west-bank-erupts-over-gaza-bloodshed-as-un-deplores-deadly-school-attack
West Bank rage at Gaza bloodshed as protests erupt over UN school attack
Palestinian Authority calls for 'day of rage' after women and children are killed by Israeli shelling while seeking shelter
Peter Beaumont in Gaza City and Harriet Sherwood in Jerusalem
theguardian.com, Friday 25 July 2014
The violence of the conflict in Gaza spread to the West Bank on Thursday with at least two Palestinians killed and scores wounded in one of the biggest clashes seen for several years.
...The violence of the conflict in Gaza spread to the West Bank on Thursday with at least two Palestinians killed and scores wounded in one of the biggest clashes seen for several years.
...The school in Beit Hanoun in the north of Gaza was one of the grimmest incidents of the conflict, now in its 18th day and in which more than 800 Palestinians – mostly civilians – have been killed. Thirty-four Israelis and one Thai worker have died.
Ban Ki-moon, secretary general of the UN, condemned the shelter attack, which came hours after the agency had warned that Israel's actions in the Palestinian enclave could constitute war crimes.
...The school was hit while its playground was crowded with families waiting to be ferried to safety. According to survivors one shell landed in the schoolyard followed by several more rounds that hit the upper storeys of the building.
Most of the wounded were moved initially to a local hospital where terrified women and children clung to each other, waiting for news of relatives. A shell exploded about 50 metres from the hospital building as they waited.
Following the attack a trail of bloody footprints could be seen crossing the deserted playground, which was littered with abandoned possessions. There were pools of blood both inside and outside the school building; more blood was splashed over wooden school desks.
Nour Hamid, 17, said: "We were packing up to leave when the attack happened. We were standing outside when they started hitting us, some of the women holding their babies. My sister-in-law was one of the injured. There were bodies everywhere, most of them women and children."
Laila al-Shinbari told Reuters: "All of us sat in one place when suddenly four shells landed on our heads … Bodies were on the ground, [there was] blood and screams. My son is dead and all my relatives are wounded including my other kids."
Enjoy..
i cook lunch and we sit together to eat..j clik the tv and there was the news.
.Gasa...hospital..some kid is crying
Vasilis..why this kid crying?
me..cos lost his brother and sister..both died..
Vasilis..how??car accident,??
me.....no...there is a war and they throw bombs and they died..
Vasilis..so they dont have peace like us there??
Me..no they dont have peace
Vasilis....and those who drop bombs want to kill little kids??
me......
i kissed my nephew and turn off the tv and put some peppa the pig to watch at youtube..
i didnt know what the fuck to answer...
im just glad he was born Greek and we are in Peace..
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
There can be no military solution. Both sides need to acknowledge the other’s suffering and their rights
Daniel Barenboim
The Guardian, Thursday 24 July 2014 18.25 BST
Palestinians salvage their belongings from the rubble of their homes after an Israeli missile strike in Gaza City. Photograph: Hatem Moussa/AP
I am writing these words as someone who holds two passports – Israeli and Palestinian. I am writing them with a heavy heart, as the events in Gaza over the past few weeks have confirmed my long-standing conviction that there is no military solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is not a political conflict but a human one, between two peoples who share the deep and seemingly irreconcilable conviction that they are entitled to the same small piece of land.
It is because this fact has been neglected that all the negotiations, all the attempts at brokering a solution to the conflict that have taken place until now, have failed. Instead of acknowledging this true nature of the conflict and trying to resolve it, the parties have been looking for easier and fast solutions. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts when it comes to solving this conflict. A shortcut only works when we know the territory we cut through – and in this case, nobody possesses that knowledge as the essence of the conflict remains unknown and unexplored.
I have deep sympathy for the fear with which my fellow Israelis live today: the constant sounds of rockets being fired, of knowing that you or someone close to you might get hurt. But I have profound compassion with the plight of my fellow Palestinians in Gaza, who live in terror and mourn such devastating losses on a daily basis. After decades of devastation and loss on both sides, the conflict has today reached a previously unimaginable level of gruesomeness and despair.
I therefore dare to propose that this may be the moment to look for a true solution to the problem. A ceasefire is of course indispensable, but it is by far not enough. The only way out of this tragedy, the only way to avoid more tragedy and horror, is to take advantage of the hopelessness of the situation and force everybody to talk to one another. There is no point in Israel refusing to negotiate with Hamas or to acknowledge a unity government. No, Israel must listen to those Palestinians who are in a position to speak with one tongue.
The first resolution that has to be achieved is a joint agreement on the fact that there is no military solution. Only then can one begin discussing the question of justice for the Palestinians, which is long overdue, and of security for Israel, which it rightfully requires. We Palestinians feel that we need to receive a just solution. Our quest is fundamentally one for justice and for the rights given to every people on Earth: autonomy, self-determination, liberty, and all that comes with it. We Israelis need an acknowledgement of our right to live on the same piece of land. The division of the land can only come after both sides have not only accepted but understood that we can live together side by side, most definitely not back to back.
At the very heart of the much-needed rapprochement is the need for a mutual feeling of empathy, or compassion. In my opinion, compassion is not merely a sentiment that results from a psychological understanding of a person’s need, but it is a moral obligation. Only through trying to understand the other side’s plight can we take a step towards each other. As Schopenhauer put it: “Nothing will bring us back to the path of justice so readily as the mental picture of the trouble, grief and lamentation of the loser.” In this conflict, we are all losers. We can only overcome this sad state if we finally begin to accept the other side’s suffering and their rights. Only from this understanding can we attempt to build a future together.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jul/24/israelis-palestinians-losers-conflict-suffering-rights
First im very glsd we met in person and we got a drink and rockout together at a PJ show and didnt meet running to find a shelter while someone bombing us...we are lucky we got that and we leave in peace
second..about the usa..
israel getting guns from usa
hamas number 1 guns suplier is Qatar...and they getting guns from usa as well..
Go figure...
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
Israel treats Palestinians as worse than dogs. It's baffling that it's allowed happen. If you had a dog that behaves as Israel is right now, you'd have it put down.
US needs to stop supporting the israeli regime. Then and only then will everyone sit down on a level playing field and talk peace. That will never happen though. Not while the US media is lying in favour of the Israelis and brainwashing the american people, in order to protect its sole ally in the middle east and eventually get access to the massive amounts of gas that gaza is sitting on, which is at the end of the day, all that this is about.
https://www.facebook.com/SkatePalestine
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