Israel's Bombing of Schools

[Anonymous]

The UN is a corrupt American puppet. If they could do anything with Israel they would have done it by now. Instead the US vetoes an action against Israel.

At this point all I can do if pray for tolerance, humanity and peace for and from both sides. Too much blood has been spilled in the name of the Abrahamic religions and the soil shouldn't have to absorb any more. Pray for peace for everyone

[Anonymous]

Our country needs to cut all ties with Israel. Morally we should have nothing to do with them. They have gone completely off the rails. Also we need the 3B we give them every year here on our own soil.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our country needs to cut all ties with Israel. Morally we should have nothing to do with them. They have gone completely off the rails. Also we need the 3B we give them every year here on our own soil.

Here's wishing. Russia is sanctioned for far less...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:An Italian reporter that was embedded in Gaza determined that Hamas was responsible for the school bombing the other day, but of course Hamas claims it was Israel targeting kids (also a popular opinion on these threads). He documents everything at the below link.

It's well known that there is limited free press in Gaza, other reporters have been harassed or kicked out for not toeing Hamas's line. This is indicative of how Hamas operates.

http://virtualjerusalem.com/news.php?Itemid=13693

I read this. Of course no one is going to believe it.

[Muslima]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An Italian reporter that was embedded in Gaza determined that Hamas was responsible for the school bombing the other day, but of course Hamas claims it was Israel targeting kids (also a popular opinion on these threads). He documents everything at the below link.

It's well known that there is limited free press in Gaza, other reporters have been harassed or kicked out for not toeing Hamas's line. This is indicative of how Hamas operates.

http://virtualjerusalem.com/news.php?Itemid=13693

I read this. Of course no one is going to believe it.

Yea this would have been good but an NBC reporter witnessed the attacks and said it was from the IDF not Hamas. You can google it.........

[Anonymous]

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An Italian reporter that was embedded in Gaza determined that Hamas was responsible for the school bombing the other day, but of course Hamas claims it was Israel targeting kids (also a popular opinion on these threads). He documents everything at the below link.

It's well known that there is limited free press in Gaza, other reporters have been harassed or kicked out for not toeing Hamas's line. This is indicative of how Hamas operates.

http://virtualjerusalem.com/news.php?Itemid=13693

I read this. Of course no one is going to believe it.

Yea this would have been good but an NBC reporter witnessed the attacks and said it was from the IDF not Hamas. You can google it.........

I did google it. He witnessed the attacks on the beach. Not the school. I am just trying to point out that there will always be two sides to every story. I am neither pro Palestine or pro Israel. I am pro peace, and the only way for that to be achieved is for NEITHER side to be playing bomb volleyball. He saw the Israelis attack on the beach. The Italian reporter saw Hamas' missile misfire and hit the school. I'm sorry, but both sides are awful.

[Anonymous]

I don't think that reporter would lie about something like this. Hamas would kill him. But I'm not surprised that you wouldn't believe a story that was not supportive of Hamas.

[Anonymous]

Why is Hamas hiding weapons in schools?

[jsteele]

So, pro-Israel apologists, let's see if I have the clear:

1) None of you are sorry that 7 schools have been bombed killing tens of children;
2) It was actually Hamas that did it -- at least according to one Italian journalist whose story contradicts that of multiple other journalists and also doesn't account for the other six;
3) The IDF did it, but it was Hamas' fault for storing weapons in schools (note, there is no evidence weapons were stored in these schools);
4) The UN -- which has discovered and removed weapons from at least three schools -- can't be trusted to discover and remove weapons from schools.

So, this is is your story -- contradictory as it is -- and you are sticking to it, right?

If you cannot bring yourself to express sorrow over dead children, you really pretty despicable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is abhorrent on the highest level. Israel can no longer compare itself to western democracies.

It has one friend in the world, the US, and that won't last much longer once the Clinton-era politicians in bed with the Israelis die out. Obama is completely ineffectual on Israel because he has to keep proving to the country he's not a black Muslim.

And whose fault is it that Obama is constantly telling the country he's not a muslim?

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:So, pro-Israel apologists, let's see if I have the clear:

1) None of you are sorry that 7 schools have been bombed killing tens of children;
2) It was actually Hamas that did it -- at least according to one Italian journalist whose story contradicts that of multiple other journalists and also doesn't account for the other six;
3) The IDF did it, but it was Hamas' fault for storing weapons in schools (note, there is no evidence weapons were stored in these schools);
4) The UN -- which has discovered and removed weapons from at least three schools -- can't be trusted to discover and remove weapons from schools.

So, this is is your story -- contradictory as it is -- and you are sticking to it, right?

If you cannot bring yourself to express sorrow over dead children, you really pretty despicable.

If you can't see that storing rockets in UN schools and a baby's crib is despicable, you might be a supporter of terror tactics.

[Anonymous]

See photos and article of these tactics here: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/07/27/a-school-a-cemetery-a-babys-crib-the-disturbing-spots-where-hamas-is-allegedly-launching-rockets-and-storing-bombs/

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:So, pro-Israel apologists, let's see if I have the clear:

1) None of you are sorry that 7 schools have been bombed killing tens of children;
2) It was actually Hamas that did it -- at least according to one Italian journalist whose story contradicts that of multiple other journalists and also doesn't account for the other six;
3) The IDF did it, but it was Hamas' fault for storing weapons in schools (note, there is no evidence weapons were stored in these schools);
4) The UN -- which has discovered and removed weapons from at least three schools -- can't be trusted to discover and remove weapons from schools.

So, this is is your story -- contradictory as it is -- and you are sticking to it, right?

If you cannot bring yourself to express sorrow over dead children, you really pretty despicable.

If you can't see that storing rockets in UN schools and a baby's crib is despicable, you might be a supporter of terror tactics.

Who said that I didn't find it despicable? I have condemned the tactic at least twice here. But, look to your own conscience. Why are you attacking me rather than expressing sorrow Is it really too much for you?

[Anonymous]

I am very sorry that children were killed, they should not have been, but yes, I agree on points 2-4. There is plenty of evidence that Hamas stores rockets in the schools. And uses a hospital as HQ.

[Muslima]

There is no evidence that Hamas fired any rockets from a school. There is evidence that rockets were stored in some schools. That doesn't justify bombing the schools, or shelters. If Criminals store weapons in a Washington DC Kindergarten, I guess you would then agree that the FBI is justified in bombing the Kindergarten because weapons were stored there. Ridiculous~