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reply posted on 15-1-2009 @ 10:55 AM by bodrul
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good luck, you will get the Israeli crowd run in and come up with diffrent reasons why Israel is excepmt from ceasefires and can do as they please.


reply posted on 15-1-2009 @ 11:27 AM by Anonymous ATS
What else should we expect from CNN other than their shoddy reporting of the true facts of the matter. Seems as if they're doing another "Hanoi Jane".

Gaza - Myths & Facts

Myth: Israel violated the ceasefire with Hamas in November, and is thus to blame for the conflict.

(...)

In fact, contrary to Khalidi, Barghouti and CNN’s Rick Sanchez, the Palestinians violated the ceasefire almost from day one. For example, the Associated Press published on June 25, just after the truce started, an article headlined Palestinian rockets threaten truce
The article in its lead paragraphs reported that:

Palestinian militants fired three homemade rockets into southern Israel yesterday, threatening to unravel a cease-fire days after it began, and Israel responded by closing vital border crossings into Gaza.

Despite what it called a "gross violation" of the truce, Israel refrained from military action and said it would send an envoy soon to Egypt to work on the next stage of a broader cease-fire agreement: a prisoner swap that would bring home an Israeli soldier held by Hamas for more than two years.


There were many further such Palestinian violations, including dozens of rockets and mortars fired into Israel during the so-called ceasefire. And there was also sniper fire against Israeli farmers, anti-tank rockets and rifle shots fired at soldiers in Israel, and not one but two attempts to abduct Israeli soldiers and bring them into Gaza. Here are some of the details:

(Most of this data is from The Six Months of the Lull Arrangement, a detailed report by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center, an Israeli NGO.)

From the start of the ceasefire at 6 AM on June 19 till the incident on November 4th, the following attacks were launched against Israel from Gaza in direct violation of the agreement:

18 mortars were fired at Israel in this period, beginning on the night of June 23.
20 rockets were fired, beginning on June 24, when 3 rockets hit the Israeli town of Sderot.
On July 6 farmers working in the fields of Nahal Oz were attacked by light arms fire from Gaza.
On the night of August 15 Palestinians fired across the border at Israeli soldiers near the Karni crossing.
On October 31 an IDF patrol spotted Palestinians planting an explosive device near the security fence in the area of the Sufa crossing. As the patrol approached the fence the Palestinians fired two anti-tank missiles.
There were two Palestinian attempts to infiltrate from Gaza into Israel apparently to abduct Israelis. Both were major violations of the ceasefire.

(...)

Considering this long list of Palestinian attacks, charging that Israel broke the ceasefire in November is simply surreal.



reply posted on 15-1-2009 @ 01:19 PM by audas
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
What else should we expect from CNN other than their shoddy reporting of the true facts of the matter. Seems as if they're doing another "Hanoi Jane".

Gaza - Myths & Facts

Myth: Israel violated the ceasefire with Hamas in November, and is thus to blame for the conflict.

(...)

In fact, contrary to Khalidi, Barghouti and CNN’s Rick Sanchez, the Palestinians violated the ceasefire almost from day one. For example, the Associated Press published on June 25, just after the truce started, an article headlined Palestinian rockets threaten truce
The article in its lead paragraphs reported that:

Palestinian militants fired three homemade rockets into southern Israel yesterday, threatening to unravel a cease-fire days after it began, and Israel responded by closing vital border crossings into Gaza.

Despite what it called a "gross violation" of the truce, Israel refrained from military action and said it would send an envoy soon to Egypt to work on the next stage of a broader cease-fire agreement: a prisoner swap that would bring home an Israeli soldier held by Hamas for more than two years.


There were many further such Palestinian violations, including dozens of rockets and mortars fired into Israel during the so-called ceasefire. And there was also sniper fire against Israeli farmers, anti-tank rockets and rifle shots fired at soldiers in Israel, and not one but two attempts to abduct Israeli soldiers and bring them into Gaza. Here are some of the details:

(Most of this data is from The Six Months of the Lull Arrangement, a detailed report by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center, an Israeli NGO.)

From the start of the ceasefire at 6 AM on June 19 till the incident on November 4th, the following attacks were launched against Israel from Gaza in direct violation of the agreement:

18 mortars were fired at Israel in this period, beginning on the night of June 23.
20 rockets were fired, beginning on June 24, when 3 rockets hit the Israeli town of Sderot.
On July 6 farmers working in the fields of Nahal Oz were attacked by light arms fire from Gaza.
On the night of August 15 Palestinians fired across the border at Israeli soldiers near the Karni crossing.
On October 31 an IDF patrol spotted Palestinians planting an explosive device near the security fence in the area of the Sufa crossing. As the patrol approached the fence the Palestinians fired two anti-tank missiles.
There were two Palestinian attempts to infiltrate from Gaza into Israel apparently to abduct Israelis. Both were major violations of the ceasefire.

(...)

Considering this long list of Palestinian attacks, charging that Israel broke the ceasefire in November is simply surreal.


Can we have something from a news outlet rather than your own blog and israeli sources


reply posted on 15-1-2009 @ 02:08 PM by sos37
reply to post by audas



Here, try this one:

www.camera.org...

In fact, contrary to Khalidi, Barghouti and CNN’s Rick Sanchez, the Palestinians violated the ceasefire almost from day one. For example, the Associated Press published on June 25, just after the truce started, an article headlined "Palestinian rockets threaten truce"


In fact, doing the research, the article does, in fact, exist as reported by the Boston Globe.

www.boston.com...

and clearly says:

JERUSALEM - Palestinian militants fired three homemade rockets into southern Israel yesterday, threatening to unravel a cease-fire days after it began, and Israel responded by closing vital border crossings into Gaza.

Despite what it called a "gross violation" of the truce, Israel refrained from military action and said it would send an envoy soon to Egypt to work on the next stage of a broader cease-fire agreement: a prisoner swap that would bring home an Israeli soldier held by Hamas for more than two years.


The cease-fire went into effect at 6 a.m. on June 19.

June comes before November, does it not? Cease fire declared on June 19. Palestinian rockets were fired into Israel on June 24, a whole 5 days after the truce. The article on CAMERA mentions other truce violations by the Palestinians. Israel didn't respond UNTIL November to the aggression. To me, that's excercising considerable restraint.

So how is it that this one incident of firing three rockets wasn't considered "breaking the truce"? Were these the non-lethal kind of rockets? The ones that shower sparklies and hearts all over the place and don't explode?

I'm not sure how Rick Sanchez is considered a reputable reporter for CNN, considering that his research findings were just laid-waste by a couple of members of ATS.


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reply posted on 15-1-2009 @ 02:10 PM by sos37
Originally posted by bodrul
reply to
post by Common Truth



good luck, you will get the Israeli crowd run in and come up with diffrent reasons why Israel is excepmt from ceasefires and can do as they please.


No, what we'll do is point out where CNN is clearly mistaken and direct you to the truth, as in my previous post.

Deny ignorance mean anything to you? Or is that something only the "Israeli crowd" believes in?

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