You might want to educate yourself on the provocations involved.
A few questions:
--How many casualties and attacks on Israel should it take before any retaliation? Five? Fifty? Or as Lee says, should Israel just treat constant bombardment from Gaza or elsewhere as a natural phenomenon, to be ignored by all but the victims themselves?
--Does Hamas bear any responsibility at all for civilian casualties when they turned Gaza into an arsenal, terror camp, and launch pad after Israel pulled out completely? Does it bother you that they have made no effort to build any kind of peaceful society?
--I hear the buzz phrase "disproportionate response." What would you consider a "proportionate response" by Israel? Details, please.
--Israel is trying hard to avoid civilian casualties. Hamas and other Palestinian terror groups are trying hard to inflict them. Does this important distinction make any difference at all to you? Only one side in this war is engaging in "indiscriminate" attacks. It isn't Israel.
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- 100 tons of bombs dropped on Gaza
- Why Israeli and American indiscriminate Bombings and Shock and Awe won't work
- too bad the bombs weren't MK-77 Mod 4
- Galvanizing issue
- All the bombs in the world won't make the Palestinians good neighbors to the Israelis
- Obama's view
- Solution remains the same
- And when Hamas kidnaps or attacks the UN peacekeepers?
- All you have to do...
- E.P?... Do you live in what was Indian country?
- Bombs are no good
- "Most of those killed were security men"
- Israel learned well from the Nazis.
- The solution is simple.