Yeah.....riight. Because they're not allowed to have any.
And why did the negotiations break down? Because the Israelis weren't keeping their word?
No, it couldn't be.
So they out and out declare war:
>"Gazans cowered in their homes as Israeli warplanes pressed their deadly assault, unleashing missiles on weapons warehouses, a police station, the homes of militant field commanders and dozens of other targets across the area ruled by Hamas, an Islamist group in charge of the coastal enclave Israel quit in 2005."
Unleashing the dogs of war is NOT the way to solve problems.
So, how many had been killed by mortars and rockets?
Do the research? 10? 15 maybe?
And now hundreds are dead.
I like how you and Condoleeza Rice can sit there in your comfortable armchairs and say the Palestinians had it coming. As if Might makes Right. Just wait for Iran to get involved, perhaps backed by the Soviets. You know, the dogs of war are dogs.
The whole Middle East could go up in flames because of this.
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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.