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Christian Bookstore Owner Was Tortured By Hamas Before His DeathChristian Bookstore Owner Was Tortured Before His Death - October 11, 2007 - The New York Sun
Christian Bookstore Owner Was Tortured By Hamas Before His Death
Aaron Klein, WorldNetDaily's senior staff reporter and Jerusalem bureau chief
Could you possibly get more biased?
Christian Bookstore Owner Was Tortured By Hamas Before His Death
Aaron Klein, WorldNetDaily's senior staff reporter and Jerusalem bureau chief
Could you possibly get more biased?
WND is a member of the White House Correspondents Association.
You can't even get one reputational point.
Aaron Klein, WorldNetDaily's senior staff reporter and Jerusalem bureau chief
Could you possibly get more biased?
WND is a member of the White House Correspondents Association.
You can't even get one reputational point.
And a member of Israel's bullcrap machine.
WND is a member of the White House Correspondents Association.
You can't even get one reputational point.
And a member of Israel's bullcrap machine.
Still not one reputational point for you, loser
Christian Bookstore Owner Was Tortured By Hamas Before His Death
Aaron Klein, WorldNetDaily's senior staff reporter and Jerusalem bureau chief
Could you possibly get more biased?
Abu Toameh: What the Western Media Misses | FrumForumIsrael is a free and open country with a democracy, that respects the freedom of the media. You can basically write any anti-Israel story and still walk in downtown Jerusalem or Tel Aviv without having to worry about your safety. Anyone can be a journalist in Israel.
We dont have a free media in the Palestinian area, we didnt have one when I was working there in the late 70s and early 80s, we didnt have one when the PLO came here after the signing of the Oslo accords and we still dont have one under Fatah and Hamas.
Israel is a free and open democratic country. I enjoy living here and I would rather live as a second class citizen in Israel, even though Im not, than a first class citizen in any Arab country.
Im not pro-Israel, Im not pro-Palestinian and Im not pro-American. But as a journalist, Im pro the facts and pro the truth.
That's not the best picture for you to sell sheet on P F.
Anyone, who doesn't buy mossad sharks, must be biased, of course. Old news.Could you possibly get more biased?
There has been only one UN casualty in Gaza. He was killed by Israel.
Sure, Pinocchio. Your nose is growing. Your reputational points, not so much
There has been only one UN casualty in Gaza. He was killed by Israel.
Sure, Pinocchio. Your nose is growing. Your reputational points, not so much
Deliveries to besieged Strip suspended after IDF tank fire kills one of UN's Palestinian drivers as he went to pick up a shipment. 'We've been coordinating with Israeli forces and yet our staff continues to be hit and killed,' UNRWA spokesman says
There has been only one UN casualty in Gaza. He was killed by Israel.
Sure, Pinocchio. Your nose is growing. Your reputational points, not so much
Deliveries to besieged Strip suspended after IDF tank fire kills one of UN's Palestinian drivers as he went to pick up a shipment.
http://www.haaretz.com/print-editio...ne-guns-for-protection-against-hamas-1.322999UNRWA director of activities in Gaza said his life is in constant danger and he needs better protection than his bodyguards' handguns.
Deliveries to besieged Strip
As Israeli naval commandos raided the flotilla ship convoy that was on its way to the Gaza Strip, Hamas security officers stormed the offices of five non-governmental organizations, confiscated equipment and documents, and ordered them closed indefinitely. Ever since it seized control over the Gaza Strip in the summer of 2007, Hamas has imposed a reign of terror on the local population in general and its critics in particular. Hamas has brought nothing to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip other than death and disaster. The raid on the NGOs in the Gaza Strip, which received little coverage in the media, is seen by many Palestinians as part of Hamas's ongoing crackdown on political opponents and human rights organizations. Further, Hamas's recent decision to ban municipal elections in the Gaza Strip is yet another violation of one of the basic rights of its constituents.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been arrested by Hamas's security forces for daring to speak out against the state of tyranny and intimidation in the Gaza Strip. Over the past three years, dozens of Fatah officials and members have either been thrown into prison or killed. Under Hamas, the Gaza Strip is being transformed into a fundamentalist Islamic entity resembling the regimes of the Ayatollahs in Iran and the Taliban in Afghanistan. While there is no ignoring the fact that Hamas originally came to power in a free and democratic election in January 2006, this does not give the movement the right to impose a social, intellectual, political and economic blockade on the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Instead of searching for ways to improve the living conditions of the 1.5 million Palestinians of the Gaza Strip, Hamas is busy enforcing strict Islamic rules on the population, such as Hamas policemen, for example, often stopping men and women who are seen together in public to inquire about the nature of their relationship.
Since the kidnapping of IDF soldier Gilad Schalit in 2006, more than 3,500 Palestinians have been killed, many of them during Operation Cast Lead which followed the firing of rockets at Israel. The kidnapping of Schalit and the rocket attacks have made the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip pay a very heavy price. If Hamas were really serious about ending the blockade on the Gaza Strip and helping the poor people living there, it would have accepted at least shown some pragmatism in dealing with the outside world.
Hamas could have, for instance, accepted the international community's demand to renounce terrorism and honor all previous agreements signed between the Palestinians and Israel. Moreover, it could have allowed representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit Schalit. Hamas, however, is more interested in clinging to power than in serving its people; and in light of increased calls for lifting the blockade following the flotilla incident at sea, the movement's leaders in Syria and the Gaza Strip are now convinced that they are marching in the right direction.
The flotilla incident came at a time when Hamas appeared to be losing its popularity among Palestinians, largely due to the deteriorating economic situation in the Gaza Strip. It also came at a time when even some of Hamas's supporters were beginning to criticize the movement, especially over its decision to demolish scores of "illegal" houses in the southern Gaza Strip and the execution of criminals and "collaborators" with Israel. It is one thing to help the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, but it is another thing to help Hamas. Those who wish to deliver aid to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip can always find better and safer ways to do so - either through Israel or Egypt. But those who only seek confrontation with Israel in the sea are only emboldening Hamas and helping it tighten its grip on the people of Gaza Strip.
Sure, Pinocchio. Your nose is growing. Your reputational points, not so much
Deliveries to besieged Strip suspended after IDF tank fire kills one of UN's Palestinian drivers as he went to pick up a shipment.
UN Officials Must Carry Machineguns For Protection In Gaza Against IslamoNazis
http://www.haaretz.com/print-editio...ne-guns-for-protection-against-hamas-1.322999UNRWA director of activities in Gaza said his life is in constant danger and he needs better protection than his bodyguards' handguns.
Deliveries to besieged Strip suspended after IDF tank fire kills one of UN's Palestinian drivers as he went to pick up a shipment.
UN Officials Must Carry Machineguns For Protection In Gaza Against IslamoNazis
UN Gaza leaders given submachine guns for protection 'against Hamas' - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel NewsUNRWA director of activities in Gaza said his life is in constant danger and he needs better protection than his bodyguards' handguns.
Neither Hamas nor Hizbollah has ever killed any UN personnel
