Before they could plummet me they would have to drag me up the stairs to the roof, they'd be exhausted.
Israel's genocide of Palestine
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Before they could plummet me they would have to drag me up the stairs to the roof, they'd be exhausted.
War and Natural Gas: The Israeli Invasion and Gaza’s Offshore Gas Fields | Global Research
Palestine as a state would also have a share of the Leviathan gas field.
They have more than enough to set up industry, agri, freshwater and electricity exports and run first class school and health care facilities.
Would that be a benefit to Israel and expansion plans?
Can Israel access the Arab markets like they could?
Palestine as a state would also have a share of the Leviathan gas field.
They have more than enough to set up industry, agri, freshwater and electricity exports and run first class school and health care facilities.
Would that be a benefit to Israel and expansion plans?
Can Israel access the Arab markets like they could?
GOOD!!! Not our problem..
Next thing you know they will claim refugee status and live off the taxpayer money..
It kinda is. There are a surprisingly high number of Palestinian and other Arab Drs nurses and technical that will cash in holidays time, go to help there and make people here wait.
Then let them GO!! If they want to go into a war zone, with the possibility of being injured or killed.. good bye.
Our Health Care is already stressed..
Why do I want to bring a person that when told to leave a building, decided to stay in place because Hamas tells them too... forget it..
It the same debate we had here on CC before, A Canadian woman who was injured in a skydiving accident in the U.S. is being flown home, but she owes $500,000 for her American medical care. Now she will be a burden to Canadian taxpayers because she didn't adequate health Insurance before she took such a risky adventure south of the border.
http://forums.canadiancontent.net/c...-private-coverage-denied-markeys-medical.html
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REALLY?? You think ALL the dead in Gaza are civilians?? Geez, you must be striking for a Hamas propagandist...
Notice anything funny?? Remember the median age in Gaza is 15. That means with indiscriminate killing, those younger than 15 should make up half the deaths.
Then one half of the population is female. So, with indiscriminate killing, one half of the adult casualties should be female.
Please explain the discrepancy which shows the dead are overwhelmingly military age males??
BTW, the figures used to create the graph are from the Hamas Ministry of Health.
These casualties include Hamas military deaths, which you assessed at 900 in a previous post (which is about 50% of the Civilian Casualties). Which would provide a reason for the spike in those of military age. Other than that there seems to a relatively even distribution of deaths by age group, and 30 to 40% of those being female.. which hardly seems a case for discriminate and purely strategic bombing by the IDF.
I do not hate Jews. And I do not love Muslims. I'm just appalled by the lack of condemnation of Israel coming from U.S., U.S Allies and the American media of a program of enslavement and Genocide of the Palestinian people. AND to the outright complicity and support of the U.S. to a systematic program of ethnic cleansing by Israel in Gaza and the West Bank.
Oh Boy...
The Red, erm, Toronto Star never fails to stun:
Perhaps if Mr. Burman could furnish one with evidence the Palestinian cause was a moderate one (pretty hard to do, what, with the children digging tunnels, faux-tography and Hamas' charter in motion), one may be inclined to lend him his or her ear.
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The Red, erm, Toronto Star never fails to stun:
Congratulations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mission accomplished — at least on your terms.
Your government’s war on Gaza has resulted in more than 1,800 Palestinian deaths, most of them civilian, including nearly 400 children. But as the latest ceasefire began Tuesday, only three Israeli civilians had been killed and your approval rating among fellow Israelis stood at an overwhelming 77 per cent.
So — even though the equally immoral Hamas faction still rules Gaza, another generation of young Palestinians has been radicalized and the dream of an enduring peace has again been sabotaged — your re-election seems assured. In terms of your political survival, at least, a job well done.
But in the broad sweep of history, the judgment will not be so gentle. The widespread atrocities inflicted by the Israelis on Gaza and the terror unleashed by Hamas on southern Israel were both criminal and unnecessary. But the horrific scale of Israel’s military response — a form of collective punishment of the Palestinian people — will do more to imperil the future of the State of Israel than undermine the Palestinian cause.
The simple truth is that the war crimes condoned during the past month by the leaders of both sides could have been avoided — if only the international community had the courage to intervene.
It was ironic that the Gazan conflict eased this week on the very day that leaders in Europe and Canada solemnly marked the moment 100 years ago when World War I officially started. Many of the modern crises in the Middle East date back to the aftermath of that war.
World War 1 stands as a reminder of the damage that indifferent, self-serving leaders — “sleepwalking” to war — can do to the course of history. But the paralysis of the international community is once again on display.
In every way possible, Netanyahu and his extreme right-wing government have worked to sabotage the notion of a “two-state” solution between Israelis and Palestinians — ignoring the very threat this will create for Israel’s future. But the international community has meekly acquiesced.
Through its occupation and blockade, sustained by a military that is overwhelmingly funded by the U.S. and supported by other Western countries such as Canada, Israel has created an “open-air prison” in Gaza that can only produce despair and hopelessness among Palestinians. It is in this environment that a Hamas can thrive.
By consistently humiliating and marginalizing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Netanyahu has undermined the entire moderate Palestinian cause. And it is in this political context that a Hamas can survive.
Your government’s war on Gaza has resulted in more than 1,800 Palestinian deaths, most of them civilian, including nearly 400 children. But as the latest ceasefire began Tuesday, only three Israeli civilians had been killed and your approval rating among fellow Israelis stood at an overwhelming 77 per cent.
So — even though the equally immoral Hamas faction still rules Gaza, another generation of young Palestinians has been radicalized and the dream of an enduring peace has again been sabotaged — your re-election seems assured. In terms of your political survival, at least, a job well done.
But in the broad sweep of history, the judgment will not be so gentle. The widespread atrocities inflicted by the Israelis on Gaza and the terror unleashed by Hamas on southern Israel were both criminal and unnecessary. But the horrific scale of Israel’s military response — a form of collective punishment of the Palestinian people — will do more to imperil the future of the State of Israel than undermine the Palestinian cause.
The simple truth is that the war crimes condoned during the past month by the leaders of both sides could have been avoided — if only the international community had the courage to intervene.
It was ironic that the Gazan conflict eased this week on the very day that leaders in Europe and Canada solemnly marked the moment 100 years ago when World War I officially started. Many of the modern crises in the Middle East date back to the aftermath of that war.
World War 1 stands as a reminder of the damage that indifferent, self-serving leaders — “sleepwalking” to war — can do to the course of history. But the paralysis of the international community is once again on display.
In every way possible, Netanyahu and his extreme right-wing government have worked to sabotage the notion of a “two-state” solution between Israelis and Palestinians — ignoring the very threat this will create for Israel’s future. But the international community has meekly acquiesced.
Through its occupation and blockade, sustained by a military that is overwhelmingly funded by the U.S. and supported by other Western countries such as Canada, Israel has created an “open-air prison” in Gaza that can only produce despair and hopelessness among Palestinians. It is in this environment that a Hamas can thrive.
By consistently humiliating and marginalizing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Netanyahu has undermined the entire moderate Palestinian cause. And it is in this political context that a Hamas can survive.
Perhaps if Mr. Burman could furnish one with evidence the Palestinian cause was a moderate one (pretty hard to do, what, with the children digging tunnels, faux-tography and Hamas' charter in motion), one may be inclined to lend him his or her ear.
Blazing Cat Fur: Oh Boy...
The Star must be one of the obsessed one's main source along with RT and hamas "free" press...:lol:
Not to forget Aljazeera where Burman worked before
Not to forget Aljazeera where Burman worked before
Ahhh if the IDF is managing to kill militants at a 1:1 ratio with civilians, they are doing as well as ANY military anywhere in the world.
That makes the claims of "genocide" lies, plain and simple.
How long are you going to repeat the same lies and do you think you're fooling anyone who knows how to read a bar graph?
Dozens of Israelis defy police to protest Gaza war | Reuters
More than 150 Israelis protested in Tel Aviv on Saturday against a Gaza war entering its second month, in defiance of a police ban
Slogans daubed on banners held by protesters read: "Stop the massacre," and "Free Gaza."
Halleli Pinson, one of the women who attended, said she objected to "the bombing of Gaza and basically we are calling to end the cycle of violence here."
More than 150 Israelis protested in Tel Aviv on Saturday against a Gaza war entering its second month, in defiance of a police ban
Slogans daubed on banners held by protesters read: "Stop the massacre," and "Free Gaza."
Halleli Pinson, one of the women who attended, said she objected to "the bombing of Gaza and basically we are calling to end the cycle of violence here."
Do you really think I'm concerned with the opinion of someone I hold in low regard?
Absolutely!!
There were protests in Gaza too..........the protesters were all buried shortly after.
Therein lies the difference.
Why can't you get that??
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What about all of the injured Congolese children? Why don't you care about them? Are Palestinian children more important than Congolese children? The bloodiest war since WWII has been raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo for years.
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Hmmmm...only a matter of time till you see this fool on a Youtube clip with one eye closed and the other eye half opened...sporting half a torso.