Israel-Gaza conflict: What has Israel achieved in 26 bloody days?

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So does Saudi Arabia, you know, the country who gave us the Taliban, Osama, alqaeda and now ISIS.

Maybe Israel can help get ride of Hamas and ISIS can take their place. Then Israel really will have the perfect bogey man. They hate us, OMG, I just don't know why. All we ever did, kill them and steal their land, buldoze their homes.

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Here's an analogy that even the brainwashed should understand

This arrogance is exactly why Israel's support has plummeted.

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Great, another video courtesy of the IDF.

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Oriz help us look into this won't you?

Was this little boy shot dead because:

1. Unarmed 11-yr-olds are threats to Israeli security

2. His family home has a nice view

3. The IDF is really just a group of murdering cowards who shoot children in the back on their own street

There's a picture in the article. Can you drum up a cartoon with that picture that will somehow make this the fault of someone else other than the punk who shot him in the back? You are seriously defending people who shoot little kids in a refugee camp? Shooting kids in the back is self-defense?

An 11-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli troops in a refugee camp in the southern West Bank on Sunday, relatives and Palestinian medics said.

Khalil Mohammed al-Anati had been playing outside his home at one end of Al-Fawwar refugee camp, southwest of the flashpoint city of Hebron, when an Israeli unit moved into the area, his uncle told AFP.

"We don't know what they (the Israelis) were doing," said Yussef al-Anati, crying, his shirt soaked in blood after carrying his nephew to hospital.

"Khalil was playing in front of the house, then we heard gunfire. The kid was screaming and fell down," he said. "He was shot in the back and the bullet exited through his stomach."

A medical official confirmed his death.

The Israeli military said it was looking into the reports.

Edited August 10, 2014 by Expat1

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So does Saudi Arabia, you know, the country who gave us the Taliban, Osama, alqaeda and now ISIS.

Funny since I live 150 miles south of Kuwait and Saudi troops are lined up on the border to contain ISIS

I wonder why a country who "gave us ISIS" would send 30000 troops up north to deal with them?

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/07/report-saudi-troops-deployed-iraq-border-2014738164674298.html

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But Israel is special. God gave it to them. The Palestinians are the squators. Don't believe me, ask these guys. http://revolverworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Jewish-support-for-Palestine.jpg

If God gave it to them then I guess they should trust Him. No need to stroke the American taxpayers for the funding and military aid to keep it.

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This arrogance is exactly why Israel's support has plummeted.

That's ok, Jews didn't have the world's backing for thousands of years. They're not going to start asking for it now.

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Oriz help us look into this won't you?

Was this little boy shot dead because:

1. Unarmed 11-yr-olds are threats to Israeli security

2. His family home has a nice view

3. The IDF is really just a group of murdering cowards who shoot children in the back on their own street

There's a picture in the article. Can you drum up a cartoon with that picture that will somehow make this the fault of someone else other than the punk who shot him in the back? You are seriously defending people who shoot little kids in a refugee camp? Shooting kids in the back is self-defense?

An 11-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli troops in a refugee camp in the southern West Bank on Sunday, relatives and Palestinian medics said.

Khalil Mohammed al-Anati had been playing outside his home at one end of Al-Fawwar refugee camp, southwest of the flashpoint city of Hebron, when an Israeli unit moved into the area, his uncle told AFP.

"We don't know what they (the Israelis) were doing," said Yussef al-Anati, crying, his shirt soaked in blood after carrying his nephew to hospital.

"Khalil was playing in front of the house, then we heard gunfire. The kid was screaming and fell down," he said. "He was shot in the back and the bullet exited through his stomach."

A medical official confirmed his death.

The Israeli military said it was looking into the reports.

"The military said troops shot in response to a "violent riot" and that it was investigating Khalil al-Anati's death.

"Forces opened fire towards main instigators (of the disturbance), identifying a hit," the military spokesman said in a statement. "Initial indication suggests that unfortunately, a Palestinian boy was killed by the fire. The circumstances are being reviewed."

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So does Saudi Arabia, you know, the country who gave us the Taliban, Osama, alqaeda and now ISIS.

I remember seeing a chart that listed all the Arab countries and who they supported and who they opposed.

Horribly complicated is slightly amusing, has the potential for a card game.

Saudi is anti Hamas as is of course Egypt.

I think everybody is keeping a low profile currently on IS, well the supporters are.

Hamas and IS are of course pretty similar, but Iran for example supports Hamas but opposes IS.

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I remember seeing a chart that listed all the Arab countries and who they supported and who they opposed.

Horribly complicated is slightly amusing, has the potential for a card game.

Saudi is anti Hamas as is of course Egypt.

I think everybody is keeping a low profile currently on IS, well the supporters are.

Hamas and IS are of course pretty similar, but Iran for example supports Hamas but opposes IS.

I don't think Iran's support of Hamas is all that genuine. I doubt they care at all for the Palestinians, they just see it as a way to stick it to the Israelis

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Funny since I live 150 miles south of Kuwait and Saudi troops are lined up on the border to contain ISIS

I wonder why a country who "gave us ISIS" would send 30000 troops up north to deal with them?

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/07/report-saudi-troops-deployed-iraq-border-2014738164674298.html

The situation is a little more complicated than you think.

Here is a good article from the independent talking about Saudis relationship with ISIS.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/iraq-crisis-how-saudi-arabia-helped-isis-take-over-the-north-of-the-country-9602312.html

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I don't think Iran's support of Hamas is all that genuine. I doubt they care at all for the Palestinians, they just see it as a way to stick it to the Israelis

Of course not. an aims to a means at very little cost.

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That's ok, Jews didn't have the world's backing for thousands of years. They're not going to start asking for it now.

You memorize these little canards, right. Never speak to the subject:

Land theft and war crimes of Israel.

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They did even have a fallout actually, due to Hamas' support of the Muslim brotherhood which is basically Hamas' parent and the rebels in Syria...whereas Iran supported Hezbollah and Assad. That is why it was mostly the Qataris supporting Hamas in the last couple of years, but the latest round in Gaza actually had Hamas talking to Hezbollah and the Iranians more again. One big happy "resistance" lol