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They are all backed up with links.Yes, Bill you can provide links that will parrot your truth. I have my own server with a website on it. I could very easily write articles about the I/P conflict and say whatever I want without providing any corroborating evidence, just like your link does. It does have quite an impressive list of 'ceasefire violations', however it fails to back a single one up with outside links and/or evidence of any kind.
But how far are you going to take this? Are you going to insist a "link", for the link? And a "link", for that link? And a "link", for that one? And on and on and on...
When do you stop and say, "Okay, it might of happened?"
But you don't do that. You just automatically assume its fake because of this Pallywood nonsense.
The rocket fire is retaliation for the occupation and blockade.Do you actually read your links? And before you answer my question without an answer, and just your usual question, "Did you?", yes I did. And in all fairness, I might be able to search out independent evidence of these incidents you claim, however on your link, I came to this point here:
11/30: The Israeli army opened fire on agricultural land at the edges of Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip. Eyewitnesses reported that the army deployed at the Kissufim military base fired electromagnetic bombs on farmland, causing mild damage to crops.
Ok, two things about this incident. First, it was in retaliation for well documented rocket fire from Gaza:
Do you know what electromagnetism is? I do, because I'm an electrical engineer. It kind of goes with the territory. Those kind of bombs are real. They do exist. And they are used.The Israeli military said the airstrike on what it called a "Hamas terror infrastructure site" in the southern Gaza Strip was in response to a rocket fired from Gaza into southern Israel on Friday. The rocket fire caused no injuries.
Link: Israel carries out airstrike on Khan Yunis in Gaza - Region - World - Ahram Online
Second, and this part really gets me:
Eyewitnesses reported that the army deployed at the Kissufim military base fired electromagnetic bombs on farmland, causing mild damage to crops.
"Eyewitnesses"? Where? Who? No corroborating evidence, but the most spectacular is the supposed use of 'electromagnetic bombs'? Now that is just funny as shit.
Step away from the bong, bud.