I don't see them playing "poor me". I see them saying "These are the facts". Especially in this case. Where the facts are on their side.
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That's good to know, here's the article you posted...
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You posted it, you said you agree with it 100%, it says what I have been saying all along. So you concede, full stop.
Shooting at the ship with rubber-bullets or stun/flash grenades is a very good reason to resist.
That's opinion, not fact. But it's irrelevant anyways, you agree 100% that Israel acted legally.
I agreed that under a blockade they have the right to search, they do not have the right to take the whole cargo only the weapons if anything is found. Perhaps Turkey can make some moves to get Israel declared a terrorist state, not that it would stop US aid since any weapons shipments have been against their own Laws (you know the things that are supposed to be followed by all)
And you posted and agree to the facts, Israel acted within the confines of the law, thanx again for coming out.
Here is some more facts from their willingness to stay within the law.
An international children's rights charity has said it has evidence that Palestinian children held in Israeli custody have been subjected to sexual abuse in an effort to extract confessions from them.
The Geneva-based Defence for Children International (DCI) has collected 100 sworn affadavits from Palestinian children who said they were mistreated by their Israeli captors.
Fourteen of the statements say they were sexually abused or threatened with sexual assault to pressure them into confessions.
Al Jazeera's correspondent in the West Bank, Nour Odeh, met one of the children, identified only as "N", who said he suffered sexual abuse at the hands of his interrogators.
Dismissive attitude
DCI officials say that when they complain to the Israeli military about the treatment of the children, their allegations are dismissed as untrue.
Now the organisation has submitted its evidence to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture to try and increase pressure on Israel to stamp out the alleged abuse.
According to our correspondent, Israel has two sets of laws: one for its citizens and another for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.
All Palestinians, minors and adults, are tried in military courts.
Children between the ages of 12 and 16 are tried in Israeli military courts as children.
From 16 years onwards, Palestinians are tried as adults.
Human-rights groups have criticised Israel's detention policy with regard to children, which denies them access to their families or lawyers during the detention process.
Palestinian children arrested by Israel are not permitted to see their lawyers until they are in court.
There are currently 340 Palestinian children in Israeli jails, mostly convicted of throwing stones.
An Israeli military order stipulates that stone throwing carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years, and there is no appeals process for decisions by Israeli military courts.
Israeli reaction
The Israeli military, in a written response, rejected DCI's allegations, saying the detention of minors is consistent with international law.
It said all court hearings involving minors in the West Bank were conducted before a special military court which specialises in dealing with issues pertaining to minors.
"Allegations regarding violence in the course of questioning should be raised during the trial or in a formal complaint," the military said.
"Regarding the presence of a lawyer during questioning of a minor, the Youth Law does not require such a presence, even within the state of Israel."
Bana Shoughry-Badarne, head of the legal department at the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel, an Israeli human-rights group, says there is a huge issue of impunity in Israel with regard to complaints against the security services.
"Our latest report, from 2009, shows that from the 600 complaints that were submitted to Israel's attorney-general, all of them were dismissed," she told Al Jazeera from Jerusalem.
"There was not even one criminal investigation."
Israel faces child-abuse claims - Middle East - Al Jazeera English
Sadly supported only by the supposed free thinkers and peace activists. I don't look forward to any war.
You have been supporting Israel's need for perpetual war. Such nice mentors you have.
Of course, you remember my thread where I proved the connection between modern Muslim hate of the Jooos, and Nazism. They'll follow that course to the bitter end.
Wasn't the USSR the boogie man before that, having a perpetual enemy is part of the Rothschild agend, you just too indoctrinated to see it.
This why you're so ignorant, you haven't clue one about history.
The rules of naval blockade wasn't on my reading list, now that it is they are acting illegally if they insist on the cargo (minus any banned items) be unloaded into their territory, the ship has the legal right to continue to it's destination unhindered. You even reposted that part.