Israelis photographed with popcorn and chairs, cheering as IDF bombs Palestinian targets inside Gaza

This...this is just disturbing.

You know what? Sure, if i was there, i would be sitting on a hill and watching airstrikes take place too. Hell, i would be recording it and photographing the events as they take place. But to sit there with chairs and popcorn, and cheer for the deaths of men, women and children, is just disgusting. It truly shows the perverted opinions of which some Israelis hold towards the Palestinians. I am actually disgusted.

Allan Sørensen, who posted the image, wrote that it showed a kind of “cinema” on the hilltop outside the Israeli town of Sderot, and a caption added: “Clapping when blasts are heard.”

Sørensen’s newspaper, the Kristeligt Dagblad, reported that the gathering involved more than 50 people who had transformed the hill into something “most closely resembling the front row of a reality war theatre”.

It said that people were seen taking popcorn up onto the hill with their chairs, and that they sat cheerfully smoking hookahs.

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Further images have since emerged showing larger crowds on subsequent days - suggesting that the so-called “Sderot cinema” was far from a one-off. They showed groups standing and pointing out to the horizon, and one had even brought a sofa up onto the hilltop.

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- Daas.

These people have lost their humanity. It's beyond disturbing. What can be said anymore ?
Someone please explain to me how is this acceptable ...
Zionism have poisoned their souls and minds, god help us all.

Seriously? Front seat row? This is crazy. And they blame the Palestinians for everything that happened.

www.independent.co.uk...

Have a look at this...if the upper man thinks this way, I'm not surprised at what kind of mentality had been implemented in the minds of the Israelites.

Palestinians started it first? What kind of crack is that? What are we? 5 year olds fighting for turfs in a sandbox? Something is soooo wrong here.

a reply to: samsamm9

a reply to: daaskapital

I remember doing much the same thing when the US was just about to bring some democracy to Iraq in 03, with all the TV hype and Bush's wanted dead or alive poster and other propaganda shoved down our throats, it was hard to resist.

Sad but true.

a reply to: daaskapital

I don't blame these individuals. Anyone else would do the same. People always gather and rubber neck around accidents, fires, riots, chase tornadoes and run with bulls! I wouldn't be cheering, but I sure would want to be a witness and photograph what I've seen. It's only human nature.

Welcome to Israel war tourism. Would you like a coffee with your homicides ?



Thanks for postings hat video buster, it didn't seem to work in my link ... I thought it was important to show that lady admit she wishes a genocide ...

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I agree to an extent. As i said, myself. I would be there, recording the events as they happen. Not because i'm a sick individual, but for the purposes of documenting history and news.

I think there is a fine line between being curious, and outright supporting the deaths of individuals. I think these Israelis crossed the line. Not because they were on that hill, watching what was going on. But because they were treating the events as if it was a daily attendance of a cinema - eating popcorn and cheering with every airstrike.

I would call it human nature to be curious. I wouldn't call it human nature to outright support the deaths of other human beings.

a reply to: daaskapital

This is very sad indeed...

Sadly there appears to be a culture of hate among certain Israelis when it comes to Arabs and Muslims. I know that both sides have people who think like this but what I'm about to present is rather disgusting...

On Thursday, July 10, I entered the Hebrew word for "Arabs", ARAVIM, into Twitter and searched for uses of the word over the previous few hours. What I found was young Israelis proclaiming their desire for all Arabs to die and in some cases be tortured to death.

(click link to see the disturbing tweets)

storify.com...

I don't know how anybody could speak this way about their fellow humans regardless of race or religion. If this is the next generation of Israelis then I fear things will get worse before they get better. Hopefully these people are a minority.

The violent, blood-lust nature of humanity disgusts me.
Second verse, same as the first.

What do you expect from a bunch of fascists? At least this woman had the balls to admit it.

Hitler would be proud.

originally posted by: daaskapital
But to sit there with chairs and popcorn, and cheer for the deaths of men, women and children, is just disgusting. It truly shows the perverted opinions of which some Israelis hold towards the Palestinians. I am actually disgusted.

Interesting historical note, packing a picnic lunch and heading to an expected battlefield was common practice during the Civil War.

I saw the post yesterday! I had some interest in criminal profiling back then and have read just about everything on sadism tendencies.

Insensitivity to that certain extent, it must've been a norm to them. I have a feeling that such thing as:

"Hey, I'm going out to bomb some Arabs...want me to get anything for you before I get back?"

"Oh...nothing. Just bring over a finger or two,"

*Shriek

It's scary to think of the possibility to such extent of crudeness. It's funny, but if it's for real...dang it.

a reply to: Corruption Exposed

Well, all the Palestinians need now are the co-ordinates......and they too can start chalking up the number of deaths they have caused. So far, for all their bombing, they're not even out of the starting blocks.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: daaskapital
But to sit there with chairs and popcorn, and cheer for the deaths of men, women and children, is just disgusting. It truly shows the perverted opinions of which some Israelis hold towards the Palestinians. I am actually disgusted.

Interesting historical note, packing a picnic lunch and heading to an expected battlefield was common practice during the Civil War.

Thanks for the historical note, but i think this is somewhat of a different situation. These Israelis aren't watching war take place on a battlefield. They are watching the systematic bombing of a secluded, dense, population - where men, women and children are needlessly dieing.

I can understand why some would go and watch war take place back in the day, but this is on another level, in my honest opinion.

originally posted by: daaskapital
I can understand why some would go and watch war take place back in the day, but this is on another level, in my honest opinion.

To a degree. But as someone else pointed out there will always be those with morbid curiosity.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: daaskapital
I can understand why some would go and watch war take place back in the day, but this is on another level, in my honest opinion.

To a degree. But as someone else pointed out there will always be those with morbid curiosity.

Indeed.

This thread is exactly why the USA shouldn't be involved over there.

The hated these people have for each other is outside the USA's comprehension.

Go back 50 years from now and they'll be doing the same thing.....

Sometimes it is best to let two sides duke it out.

Period.

These are the types of people who deserve rockets dropped on their heads... I can imagine the sympathy they have for the Palestinians and I have the exact same for them, None.

The beauty of all this is, the thinking of how liberals and bleeding hearts believe how we have progressively evolved into a peaceful people or how this can't happen in the 21st century... It happened 300+ years ago in America, surely we've learned a lesson, nope we watch history repeating itself right in front of our eyes.. The mentality of evolving as humans morally is a sham!