Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
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You know somethings up, when you see the Israeli tanks invading Gaza with bulldozers following behind them. You don't normally see bulldozers following tanks with air support.Youssef Abu Mghasib (38) owns 10 dunnums of farmland in Deir el Balah, in the central part of the Gaza Strip, just over 300 meters from the Gaza-Israeli border and beyond Israel s unilaterally imposed 300 meter buffer zone.
Here, he grows olives and an assortment of vegetables to support his family, though Youssef lives with wife, 9 children, mother and sister in a home 500 meters from their farm. On 12 June 2012, Youssefs land was bulldozed by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF).
On the day of the bulldozing, Youssef recalls that: I was watering plants on my farm when I heard the sound of the bulldozers and tanks. I could also hear heavy shooting. I was really scared that something would happen to me, so I ran home. The bulldozers came and destroyed all of my olive trees and crushed my vegetables. My irrigation system was completely destroyed. Nothing could be salvaged from the land. Then, just 4 days later, they came back with their tanks and leveled the land until all of it was finally flat.
Somebody should give Gazan's a few SAMS so that anytime the Israeli's violate Palestinian air space, they get shot down.
And if they could figure out a way to make their homemade rockets out of depleted uranium munitions, they wouldn't have to lob them into Israel, they could aim them directly at IDF tanks and.............BAM! No more tank.