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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
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And so what if its pro Israel…..it appears you are pro Palestinian and use sources that can be seen as such? …so?
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
Israel would have the right to shoot at the combatant; they have no right to do things like this...
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
If reports from respected human rights organisations and even a ruling from the International Court of Justice is viewed as "pro-Palestinian" because they tell the truth I would have to question the motives of those whom view them as such...
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note the published date of " Jan 25, 2008 ", that means a full month on kassams not registered. i would guess the total number since disengagement about 5000 or so. a significant number since israel rendered itself jew free in the gaza. ************************** this is a good observation: Quote:
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
The 7,000 number is disputed by the United Nations and I am inclined to take their word before that of a pro-Israel source like "Jpost." Since disengagement 7,000 rockets have not been fired...
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Second, Israel has not relinquished control over Gaza; Gaza is not "Jew free." III. THE OCCUPATION OF GAZA 11. The test for determining whether a territory is occupied under international law is effective control,8 and not the permanent physical presence of the occupying Power's military forces in the territory in question. Judged by this test it is clear that Israel remains the occupying Power as technological developments have made it possible for Israel to assert control over the people of Gaza without a permanent military presence.9 Israel's effective control is demonstrated by the following factors: (a) Substantial control of Gaza's six land crossings: the Erez crossing is effectively closed to Palestinians wishing to cross to Israel or the West Bank. The Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza, which is regulated by the Agreement on Movement and Access entered into between Israel and the Palestinian Authority on 15 November 2005 (brokered by the United States, the European Union and the international community's envoy for the Israeli disengagement from Gaza), has been closed by Israel for lengthy periods since June 2006. The main crossing for goods at Karni is strictly controlled by Israel and since June 2006 this crossing too has been largely closed, with disastrous consequences for the Palestinian economy; (b) Control through military incursions, rocket attacks and sonic booms: sections of Gaza have been declared "no-go" zones in which residents will be shot if they enter; (c) Complete control of Gaza's airspace and territorial waters; (d) Control of the Palestinian Population Registry: the definition of who is "Palestinian" and who is a resident of Gaza and the West Bank is controlled by the Israeli military. Even when the Rafah crossing is open, only holders of Palestinian identity cards can enter Gaza through the crossing; therefore control over the Palestinian Population Registry is also control over who may enter and leave Gaza. Since 2000, with few exceptions, Israel has not permitted additions to the Palestinian Population Registry. The fact that Gaza remains occupied territory means that Israel's actions towards Gaza must be measured against the standards of international humanitarian law. A/HRC/7/17 of 21 January 2008 Quote:
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
Seriously, when you want to state something that is so easily confirmed or refuted, try pating a bit of attnetion to detail. It only lends credibility, which would be helpful for you.
List of countries by population density - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Palestinian territories are 13th in population density, behind Monaco, The Vatican, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc. |
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
K. Now that I have read the entire thread, I am reminded of meth-heads who blow themselves up when trying to synthesize methylamphetamine. Amatuers playing with stuff they shouldn't be and paying a dear price for it.
It's silly to continue to argue that this is an Israeli airstrike when there is not enough evidence or even any evidence that it is the case. But, it is amusing to continue to watch the nonsense used to "prove" that it is an Israeli airstrike. When the investigation is completed, will we see any retractions? As Pram said, we will suffocate holding our breath. |
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
The population density of the Gaza Strip is as follows:
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
That's close enough to make my point. Emptying the Zionist dungeons might move them up a place.
.....and that's without the 5-6 million in the refugee diaspora waiting to get back in. |
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Re: Report; Zionist assassins bomb sleeping civilians.
Gaza is clearly one of the most densely populated places in the world; this is a fact regardless of whether they are ranked 1st or 3rd.
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Glad you took the time to read the thread though. |
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