Fuck off.You are playing up to what you perceive is a working class stereotype by swearing alot and having bad manners, some other posters on here do the same, its insulting to genuine working class people and a bit sad, grow up.
Yes.Is it true that the israelis called a 4 hour cease-fire then bombed the market?
Perhaps, though in the early part at least there were distinctions between Arab and non-Arab.
Those Jews who follow [viz: are in military alliance with] the Believers will be helped and will be treated with equality.
Sure.What does this have to do with Gaza? Can't you guys hate/call names/banter in PM? Please!
Is it true that the israelis called a 4 hour cease-fire then bombed the market?
Don't know about the market bit but yes they did a 4 hour 'humanitarian' ceasefire. Normally these are used to rush in aid and try and get to help as many people as possible before hostilities resume....
4 hour ceasefire announced, just enough time to nip out for some supplies...Oh wait, only kidding, no ceasefire at all!
It was a unilateral ceasefire (that wasn't) announced by the IDF.More likely 4 hour ceasefire negotiated by UN and/or aid agencies and then they scramble to distribute items of use or provide urgent medical assistance...then bombing starts and they have to fall back.
Not only that but they called the ceasefire only in certain areas and then neglected to tell civilians in Gaza where.Don't know about the market bit but yes they did a 4 hour 'humanitarian' ceasefire. Normally these are used to rush in aid and try and get to help as many people as possible before hostilities resume....
More likely 4 hour ceasefire negotiated by UN and/or aid agencies and then they scramble to distribute items of use or provide urgent medical assistance...then bombing starts and they have to fall back.
BBC Newsnight just now, some Israeli talking head "we just want a bit of peace and quiet."
Yeah if only someone would invent completely silent bombs. :?(
Thats biological and chemical warfare. Phosphorus is being used at the moment.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel-s-nuclear-biological-and-chemical-weapons/30892
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Israel has become a mad dog
In 1993, the US Congress Office of Technology Assessment WMD proliferation assessment included Israel as a nation having undeclared offensive chemical warfare capabilities. In 1998, former Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary Bill Richardson said:
“I have no doubt that Israel has worked on both chemical and biological offensive things for a long time. There’s no doubt they’ve had stuff for years.”
I think people might be referring to DIME here - Dense Inert Metal Explosive, a sort of "microshrapnel". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dense_Inert_Metal_Explosive
It was certainly referred to as being tested in Cast Lead, though denied by, uh, "Israeli military experts". They also denied that flechette munitions were used despite numerous actual pictures of flechettes being shown.
I expect that DIME munitions will be rewritten as "an example of the IDF trying at all times to limit civilian casualties".The fuck... and they did get samples out.
Amen to that sediment.But, as I said, in the battle for hearts and minds, that sort of thing is better said behind closed doors, and condemnation should be reserved solely for the powerful oppressor.
maybe that guy has another idea about how to assist some of these treacherous dealers to their "Nebuchadnezzar moment", where they have to go collect their marbles somewhere away from the halls of power, before the gravediggers take care of it in finality.Used to know an acidhead that believed the situation in Gaza could and should be solved by "giving the Jews the Nevada desert". When I told him I didn't think the US would agree to this, he said that that was because they hadn't thought of it and when he explained it to them they'd get on it right away.
They, the People of the Book were a more tolerant posse in the Prophets dayBut very, very early - possibly when there were fewer than 5000 followers of the Prophet - there was the Constitution of Medina [Wikipedia; annotated version from a Muslim standpoint]
(TopCat: this is not a religious tract. Some argue that it is the world's first constitution, and that it is the first document setting out laws of war. It is certainly the Prophet's best work!)
It provides that:
I suspect that the confederal (or even "consocial") arrangement in Medina stemmed at least in part from the fact that many or most of the Believers were converts from Christianity. (Come to think of it now: many of those may have been only few generations removed from Samaritan converts, and that conversion marked the beginning of the weakening of racial exclusivity in Christianity, which at first accepted only Jews with allegiance to the Temple at Jerusalem.)
Why this aspect of the history of Islam is so underplayed I have no idea.
Nor why the Constitution doesn't mention the Christians in Medina who were within its scope.
It's not as far off-topic as it looks. Precedents for such arrangements of mutual respect in Islam offer lessons for... well, most others.
Not only that but they called the ceasefire only in certain areas and then neglected to tell civilians in Gaza where.
Fighting in Gaza continued through the day despite a four-hour humanitarian ceasefire called by Israel from 3pm. A crowded market in Shujai'iya was hit in the late afternoon, causing at least 17 deaths, including a journalist, and injuring about 200 people, according to Gaza health officials. They said people had ventured out to shop in the belief a ceasefire was in place. Witnesses said several shells struck as people were running away.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/30/world-disgrace-gaza-un-shelter-school-israel
Just like SarajevoStrike confirmed:
The txt warnings and roof-taps looked like pure propaganda - to give the appearance of avoiding civilian casualties while ensuring they continued.
This looks like deliberately luring civilians out to be shelled