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Originally posted by Styki
reply to post by munkey66
Yeah, sort of. See what I said was that they should have contacted Israel prior to sending a ship and given Israel the aid to distribute.
Israel was stopping combat actions for periods of three hours to allow aid into Gaza.
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Originally posted by golemina
reply to post by JanusFIN
An honest observer might say the Iranians have already provided MORE than enough aid to the 'Palestinians'.
In fact, they might say that is PRECISELY why they are in the pickle they are in right now!
The 'Palestinians' problems are 100% caused by the Arab/Muslim/Persian usage of the civilian population as expendable/cannon fodder in their pursuit of a goal they haven't been able to accomplish...
Despite MANY bites at the apple!
Originally posted by Saf85
I doubt this was/is a publicity stunt, too many people are twisting this to the propeganda side, not one word of the ship has or will be heard in western media, let alone any world media, outside the middle east. So what is Iran trying to publicise? They care for their fellow humans?
[edit on 13-1-2009 by Saf85]
Originally posted by Styki
reply to post by munkey66
Yeah, sort of. See what I said was that they should have contacted Israel prior to sending a ship and given Israel the aid to distribute.
Israel was stopping combat actions for periods of three hours to allow aid into Gaza.
Video
The truce was part of Israel's stated desire to open a "humanitarian corridor" into Gaza in response to mounting concerns over shortages of food, water and medicine in the territory since Israeli airstrikes began December 27.
A United Nations aid agency on Tuesday said it would have to halt food distribution to 750,000 needy Gazans by Friday if Israel kept the territory sealed.
Agency spokesman Chris Gunness said food stockpiles are running low. Israel has not said when it will re-open the crossings.
It had closed them and blocked shipments of European Union-funded fuel for a week in response to a surge in rocket attacks by Palestinian militants, who said they were responding to an Israel Defense Forces raid that killed six gunmen on Nov.4
./www.haaretz.com...