Zein El Nour
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- Feb 4, 2009
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Not true, their presence is not in violation with international law. The rockets fired from Gaza on Israeli cities justify (according to international law) any effort from Israel to stop it.
Military occupation IS a violation of international law. This is a given. And also under international law, people under occupation have the right to pursue independence and self determination "through any possible" means.
Thus Hamas' rockets are part of those "possible means", and Israel's response in this case is nothing more than the violent oppression of an independence movement in occupied territories, after months of a cruel siege, again in violation of international law (that prohibits collective punishment) as well as being one of the most immoral acts in decades.