Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Hamas tunnel under an Israeli kindergarten. I'm sure that was there for self-defense or humanitarian purposes. God you people are naive!

My God, they’re tunneling into the bedroom? Hide the jewelry ! Do you have any evidence that Hamas tunnelers have targeted Israeli kindergartens?

A Tunnel exit was found under a kindergarten. Explain the benign reason for this

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Oh get off of your high horses. I pay as much taxes as you do if not more. I am against the terrorist state of Israel and against the blind support of the American government to the state of Israel and the fact that we contribute $3billion/year to the slaughter and dehumanization of a people. Now if that makes me Un-American and Anti-semetic in your world, so be it. That won't keep me up at night~

Keep on talking. You are proving the 'crazy' that is Palestinian indoctrination.

If you don't like the US position on Israel, you are welcome to go to a Muslim country that will treat you well. Or any other. Your choice

I guess I will have to take a bunch of other Americans with me, ugh?? But we are not going anywhere, we are staying, deal with it~~

You have the right to your opinion, but understand it is just that. The fact that you are going on and on and on, on tons of threads, has me thinking you hate this country. The right thing to do then, is leave.

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Bedouin tracker discovered it and alerted the IDF.

What was a bedouin tracker doing in the kindergarden? BTW, can you provide any documentation of this story? Not that I don't have absolute trust in the word of random anonymous posters, but I'd like to see a bit more support.

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the WSJ:

"Earlier this month Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri appeared on Al-Aqsa TV and encouraged Gaza residents to act as human shields. They appear to have heeded the call: Israeli Defense Forces combat video has shown Palestinians rushing to rooftops after receiving warnings from Israel—via phone calls, text messages, and unarmed "knock-knock" small projectiles striking a targeted building—that a missile attack is imminent."

I guess this was Hamas using a Palestinian child as a human shield?????

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Muslima wrote:Oh get off of your high horses. I pay as much taxes as you do if not more. I am against the terrorist state of Israel and against the blind support of the American government to the state of Israel and the fact that we contribute $3billion/year to the slaughter and dehumanization of a people. Now if that makes me Un-American and Anti-semetic in your world, so be it. That won't keep me up at night~

Keep on talking. You are proving the 'crazy' that is Palestinian indoctrination.

If you don't like the US position on Israel, you are welcome to go to a Muslim country that will treat you well. Or any other. Your choice

I guess I will have to take a bunch of other Americans with me, ugh?? But we are not going anywhere, we are staying, deal with it~~

You have the right to your opinion, but understand it is just that. The fact that you are going on and on and on, on tons of threads, has me thinking you hate this country. The right thing to do then, is leave.

Uh, when an American feels their government is doing something wrong, the right thing to do is to persuade our leaders to change the policy.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Bedouin tracker discovered it and alerted the IDF.

What was a bedouin tracker doing in the kindergarden? BTW, can you provide any documentation of this story? Not that I don't have absolute trust in the word of random anonymous posters, but I'd like to see a bit more support.

Look it up. There are numerous reports. But then, there are only six tunnels, right Jeff?

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Bedouin tracker discovered it and alerted the IDF.

What was a bedouin tracker doing in the kindergarden? BTW, can you provide any documentation of this story? Not that I don't have absolute trust in the word of random anonymous posters, but I'd like to see a bit more support.

Look it up. There are numerous reports. But then, there are only six tunnels, right Jeff?

I'm just going to assume that you have no source or that your source is a joke. Also, I know this is a complicated situation and beyond your obviously limited capabilities, but not all tunnels were discovered on the very first day. Several days into the conflict, I was aware of three tunnels crossing the border. Time passed and more tunnels were apparently discovered. Someone who -- unlike you -- was able to provide a source, showed me that my data was old. I now understand that approximately 11 tunnels run into Israel. I don't now of any that were discovered by a bedouin in a kindergarden. I don't expect that you will be able to provide a believable source.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Bedouin tracker discovered it and alerted the IDF.

What was a bedouin tracker doing in the kindergarden? BTW, can you provide any documentation of this story? Not that I don't have absolute trust in the word of random anonymous posters, but I'd like to see a bit more support.

Look it up. There are numerous reports. But then, there are only six tunnels, right Jeff?

I'm just going to assume that you have no source or that your source is a joke. Also, I know this is a complicated situation and beyond your obviously limited capabilities, but not all tunnels were discovered on the very first day. Several days into the conflict, I was aware of three tunnels crossing the border. Time passed and more tunnels were apparently discovered. Someone who -- unlike you -- was able to provide a source, showed me that my data was old. I now understand that approximately 11 tunnels run into Israel. I don't now of any that were discovered by a bedouin in a kindergarden. I don't expect that you will be able to provide a believable source.

Enjoy your insults, Jeff. Your firm stance that Israel is the aggressor and Hamas is benevolent is well-known. I guess the WSJ lies too? Can't deny video, yet you continue to defend the position that Hamas does not deliberately ask civilians to put themselves in harm's way.

I googled, so too can you. If you choose not to, or deny the accuracy of the sources, remain a fool in darkness.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Bedouin tracker discovered it and alerted the IDF.

What was a bedouin tracker doing in the kindergarden? BTW, can you provide any documentation of this story? Not that I don't have absolute trust in the word of random anonymous posters, but I'd like to see a bit more support.

Look it up. There are numerous reports. But then, there are only six tunnels, right Jeff?

I'm just going to assume that you have no source or that your source is a joke. Also, I know this is a complicated situation and beyond your obviously limited capabilities, but not all tunnels were discovered on the very first day. Several days into the conflict, I was aware of three tunnels crossing the border. Time passed and more tunnels were apparently discovered. Someone who -- unlike you -- was able to provide a source, showed me that my data was old. I now understand that approximately 11 tunnels run into Israel. I don't now of any that were discovered by a bedouin in a kindergarden. I don't expect that you will be able to provide a believable source.

No one on any of these threads has ever suggested that Hamas is benevolent. Grow up, or at least come up with some better arguments.
Enjoy your insults, Jeff. Your firm stance that Israel is the aggressor and Hamas is benevolent is well-known. I guess the WSJ lies too? Can't deny video, yet you continue to defend the position that Hamas does not deliberately ask civilians to put themselves in harm's way.

I googled, so too can you. If you choose not to, or deny the accuracy of the sources, remain a fool in darkness.

Anonymous wrote:Start here:http://www.letterfromthecapitol.com

"Ths WSJ op-ed by 4-star Gen. James T. Conway (USMC ret.), who retired in 2010 as 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps., describes a 3-mile long tunnel built with concrete & iron imported into Gaza--including one tunnel that ended less than one kilometer (5/8-mile) from an Israeli kindergarten:

I recently had the opportunity to see for myself the moral chasm between how the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas treat civilians during military operations. In May I joined a dozen other retired U.S. generals and admirals on a trip to Israel with the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs.

Just outside Hamas-ruled Gaza, we toured a tunnel discovered less than one kilometer from an Israeli kindergarten. Unlike tunnels that I had seen during the Iraq war that were designed for smuggling, this Hamas tunnel was designed for launching murder and kidnapping raids. The 3-mile-long tunnel was reinforced with concrete, lined with telephone wires, and included cabins unnecessary for infiltration operations but useful for holding hostages."

Anonymous wrote:Um, I did above your post... That's one, to help you along in your journey.

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Start here:http://www.letterfromthecapitol.com

"Ths WSJ op-ed by 4-star Gen. James T. Conway (USMC ret.), who retired in 2010 as 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps., describes a 3-mile long tunnel built with concrete & iron imported into Gaza--including one tunnel that ended less than one kilometer (5/8-mile) from an Israeli kindergarten:

I recently had the opportunity to see for myself the moral chasm between how the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas treat civilians during military operations. In May I joined a dozen other retired U.S. generals and admirals on a trip to Israel with the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs.

Just outside Hamas-ruled Gaza, we toured a tunnel discovered less than one kilometer from an Israeli kindergarten. Unlike tunnels that I had seen during the Iraq war that were designed for smuggling, this Hamas tunnel was designed for launching murder and kidnapping raids. The 3-mile-long tunnel was reinforced with concrete, lined with telephone wires, and included cabins unnecessary for infiltration operations but useful for holding hostages."

Oh, so your "under a kindergarten" is actually nearly a kilometer away from a kindergarten. No wonder you didn't want to reveal your source. Do you care to tell us what else was within a kilometer of the tunnel?