Originally posted by GamerGal
reply to post by ConservativeJack
Uh, this topic is about Egypt attacking Palestinians. Second, my interest is that the Jews are attacked, murdered, babies slaughtered, no problem. Israel bombs and kills Terrorists, all hell breaks loose. Egypt is attacked, no problem. Egypt fights back, kills same terrorists and civillians, no one cares.
Originally posted by GamerGal
reply to post by ConservativeJack
Uh, this topic is about Egypt attacking Palestinians. Second, my interest is that the Jews are attacked, murdered, babies slaughtered, no problem. Israel bombs and kills Terrorists, all hell breaks loose. Egypt is attacked, no problem. Egypt fights back, kills same terrorists and civillians, no one cares.
Originally posted by jam321
reply to post by GamerGal
I have seen a lot of pics where Israel bombed and yet to see grass. I could have overlooked it. I too was curious too about where all this grass was that was keeping them alive.
Originally posted by GamerGal
reply to post by jam321
And I wonder how they keep ignoring that Egypt has done EVERY THING that Israel did. Sealed off borders, refused aid, shot at civillians, but they only criticize the Jews. And they still haven't shown grass, let alone people eating it. Sounds like more Pallywood to me.
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
reply to post by plejarenentity
You truly are disgusting. You may have a few selfishly sinister ideologist to side with your rhetoric, but that doesn't make you any less of a bigot.
Oh so how soon do you forget about the Gestapo doing to Jews what the Jews are now doing to the Palestinians.
And it doesn't matter who it is, oppression is NEVER to be allowed. If your GOD thinks otherwise, your GOD is NO GOD!
AAC
Originally posted by lunarminer
How do I know this? There are hundreds of journalists in Gaza right now, surely one of them would be able to find the starving children!
Foreign journalists are furious that the Defense Ministry's closure of Gaza Strip crossings has barred them from entering.
Israel has banned foreign journalists from entering Gaza to cover the deteriorating humanitarian situation there as the country 's complete closure of the territory enters a third week.
Several groups of European parliamentarians were banned last week from passing through Israel's Erez border crossing into Gaza to assess the situation on the ground and to hold meetings with Hamas leaders.
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Israel’s Supreme Court ruled today that the Israeli government must allow journalists entry into Gaza to cover the ongoing conflict.
The decision came in response to a petition by the Foreign Press Association which has been campaigning for access to the besieged Palestinian enclave since a media ban was imposed more than two months ago.
You people really crackme up.
The Truth of the matter is, Egyptians have not killed or wounded one single Palestinian civilian!
RAFAH, Gaza Strip, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Palestinian gunmen and Egyptian forces exchanged fire at the Gaza-Egypt border on Monday, killing one person and wounding 59 others a day after Cairo closed the breached frontier with the Hamas-run enclave.
At least 45 Egyptian policemen and 14 Palestinians were wounded in the clash at the Rafah border crossing, which Hamas Islamists blasted open on Jan. 23 to let Gazans stock up on supplies in defiance of an Israeli-led blockade.
The dead person was identified by local medical officials as a Palestinian civilian.
