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originally posted by: sosobad
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: sosobad
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: sosobad
bbcwatch.org...
www.ynetnews.com...
www.jta.org...
www.ibtimes.co.uk...
Take your pick. This is not even a debatable point. This happens all the time.
Story is by roi kais from ynetnews and judging by his past article I am gonna go with Israeli propaganda, no verification of the statements just looks like something made up and carried by all the pro-lsrael propaganda outlets.
More fingers in the ear. Too bad I sourced you a VIDEO. Your will to remain ignorant is astounding.
The newspaper reported that another warning came as the occupants were leaving, when an Israeli drone fired a flare at the roof of the three-storey home.
“Our neighbours came in to form a human shield,” Mr Kaware said, with some even going up on to the roof to try to prevent a bombing.
Sorry, you can't ignore a VIDEO as much as you try.
Where in the video is Hamas telling the people to stay? Must have missed it, as far as I can see the residents tried to stop their home from bring bombed.
On 10 July the UN released a situation report which deplored the civilian casualties but added: “In most cases, prior to the attacks, residents have been warned to leave, either via phone calls by the Israel military or by the firing of warning missiles.”
But the Hamas-run Palestinian Authority’s Ministry of Interior has told residents not to pay attention to the IDF warnings.
It issued a directive “calling all our people not to deal or pay attention to the psychological warfare carried out by the occupation through rumours that broadcast across his media and delivering publications and communications on the phones of citizens”.
The institute was co-founded in 1998 by Yigal Carmon, a former Israeli military intelligence officer and Meyrav Wurmser, an Israeli-born, American political scientist. MEMRI states that its goal is to "bridge the language gap that exists between the Middle East and the West".
Brian Whitaker, the Middle East editor for The Guardian newspaper at the time, wrote in a public email debate with Carmon in 2003, that his problem with MEMRI was that it "poses as a research institute when it's basically a propaganda operation"
Earlier, Whitaker had charged that MEMRI's role was to "further the political agenda of Israel." and that MEMRI's website does not mention Carmon's employment for Israeli intelligence, or Meyrav Wurmser's political stance, which he described as an "extreme brand of Zionism"
highly selective in what it chooses to translate and in which context it puts things
Stay ignorant, must be bliss for you.
In most cases, prior to the attacks, residents have been warned to leave the targeted building, either via phone calls by the Israel military or by the firing of warning missiles. - See more at: unispal.un.org...
First, the ministry calling all our people not to deal or pay attention to the psychological warfare carried out by the occupation through rumors that broadcast across his media and delivering publications and communications on the phones of citizens, and the lack of response for each of these means, which aims to weaken the domestic front in light of great steadfastness of our people to face the aggression.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: sosobad
Hahahaha, the video was fact checked by channel 4. You have nothing but lies and ignorance. Every source you dismiss, because your mind can't handle the truth. What about the UN source I posted, more Israeli disinfo? Keep digging your hole.
In most cases, prior to the attacks, residents have been warned to leave the targeted building, either via phone calls by the Israel military or by the firing of warning missiles. - See more at: unispal.un.org...
Oh yeah straight from the Palestinian National Authority.
First, the ministry calling all our people not to deal or pay attention to the psychological warfare carried out by the occupation through rumors that broadcast across his media and delivering publications and communications on the phones of citizens, and the lack of response for each of these means, which aims to weaken the domestic front in light of great steadfastness of our people to face the aggression.
www.moi.gov.ps...
Now that I have proven every word I said, you are left with nothing. Now your mind is reeling and your cognitive dissonance will force your weak mind to create a new defense, lest you break under the truth.
Keep living in your dream world, stay ignorant.
One side is minimizing civilian casualties, the other maximizing them. Which is which?
Hamas may have misled people into a false sense of safety. It proclaimed on radio and television that the Israeli warnings were part of a psychological operation, and urged people to ignore them.
originally posted by: rigel4
a reply to: charles1952
Your premise is entirely wrong... and if i do say so..... DESPERATE!
If I can just point out that the female children also count as woman
the percentage goes up.
You said I was lying.
I posted a UN source you ignore saying Israel is warning people EXACTLY AS I SAID.
I posted a video, you say nener nener I am not listening. How about you tell me what the video says. It says exactly what I said, you have zero evidence it doesn't and offer no alternative translation.
I proved beyond any doubt my statement.
You are so deluded you can not handle it. Your mind is simply incapable.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Hamas may have misled people into a false sense of safety. It proclaimed on radio and television that the Israeli warnings were part of a psychological operation, and urged people to ignore them.
Keep shutting your ears. Sorry your heroes are murderers.
www.nytimes.com... k&pgtype=Homepage&version=HpSum&module=photo-spot-region®ion=photo-spot&WT.nav=photo-spot&_r=0
originally posted by: Ironclad2000
originally posted by: charles1952
a reply to: BELIEVERpriest
Dear BELIEVERpriest,
That's an interesting position. I might point out that it appears many people are accusing Israel of intentionally murdering women and children. It seemed to me important to get the facts established, at least on this issue.
But, a little off the topic, is there any war you would like to see your tax dollars go to?
With respect,
Charles1952
Maybe they are or maybe they aren't.
One fact is though that AN awful lot of women and children are dying in this conflict. Probably many more civilian casualties than Hamas casualties.
Maybe they aren't targeting civilians, but they sure as hell couldn't give a crap about weather they kill them or not. This is evident by the number of videos showing Israeli spectators sitting on deck chairs, munching popcorn and cheering the bombing of schools and school children.
Honestly, I hope that someday, someone else will "not deliberately", target Israeli women and children while carpet bombing them to oblivion.
originally posted by: charles1952
Why is this turning out to be so difficult? Buster2010 I can understand. This is fairly normal for him. But why is GogoVicMorrow so passionate? I don't think I've seen that before. GogoVicMorrow, send an alert to the Mods, telling them this is a hoax thread, and let me know what happens.
It seems there are two choices. Either Israel is, more or less, hitting what it wants to hit, or it isn't. If it isn't hitting what it intends to, then it's shooting more or less at random. That means it isn't killing anyone intentionally, they're just shooting in the dark like Hamas' rockets.
If Israel is, more or less, hitting the targets it has in mind, then who is it hitting? The figures tell us that military age males are getting hit way out of proportion to their share of the population. They also tell us that women and children are getting hit way less than their proportion in the population. What other choice is there but to say that Israel is targeting military age males, and trying to avoid women and children?
I don't see an alternative, so I'll stick with my thread title, if you don't mind.
Oh, I should credit buster2010 for solving the problem in Gaza:
Show all this area that Hamas has to wage war from. If the people have no safe place to run to then Hamas has no place to wage war from.
Perhaps, then, they shouldn't wage war?
originally posted by: tsingtao
originally posted by: rigel4
a reply to: charles1952
Your premise is entirely wrong... and if i do say so..... DESPERATE!
If I can just point out that the female children also count as woman
the percentage goes up.
and if you count them as adults, there would be 0% children killed!
this is fun!