About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
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About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
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About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
Qassams
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable". He added that the projectiles are indiscriminate weapons, and that Hamas attacks are violations of basic humanitarian law.[231] Earlier, in November 2007, Ban had condemned a rocket attack launched from a UN-run Gaza school.[232]
On February 17, 2008, John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said while visiting Sderot, "The people of Sderot and the surrounding area have had to live with these unacceptable and indiscriminate rocket attacks for seven years now. There is no doubt about the physical and psychological suffering these attacks are causing. I condemn them utterly and call on those responsible to stop them now without conditions".[233]
Following a July 30, 2010, Palestinian Grad missile attack on the heart of Ashkelon, United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry said that indiscriminate rocket fire against civilians was completely unacceptable, and constituted a terrorist attack
The attacks have been condemned as war crimes, both because they usually target civilians and because the weapons' inaccuracy would disproportionately endanger civilians even if military targets were chosen. Human Rights Watch has also condemned the attackers for firing from near residential structures, thus putting Gazan civilians at unnecessary risk.[33] According to Israeli human rights group B'Tselem,
Palestinian organizations that fire Qassam rockets openly declare that they intend to strike, among other targets, Israeli civilians. Attacks aimed at civilians are immoral and illegal, and the intentional killing of civilians is a grave breach under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a war crime, and cannot be justified, whatever the circumstances. Furthermore, Qassam rockets are themselves illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because the rockets are so imprecise and endanger civilians in the area from which the rockets are fired as well as where they land, thus violating two fundamental principles of the laws of war: distinction and proportionality
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
P F Tinmore
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About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
Qassams
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable". He added that the projectiles are indiscriminate weapons, and that Hamas attacks are violations of basic humanitarian law.[231] Earlier, in November 2007, Ban had condemned a rocket attack launched from a UN-run Gaza school.[232]
On February 17, 2008, John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said while visiting Sderot, "The people of Sderot and the surrounding area have had to live with these unacceptable and indiscriminate rocket attacks for seven years now. There is no doubt about the physical and psychological suffering these attacks are causing. I condemn them utterly and call on those responsible to stop them now without conditions".[233]
Following a July 30, 2010, Palestinian Grad missile attack on the heart of Ashkelon, United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry said that indiscriminate rocket fire against civilians was completely unacceptable, and constituted a terrorist attack
The attacks have been condemned as war crimes, both because they usually target civilians and because the weapons' inaccuracy would disproportionately endanger civilians even if military targets were chosen. Human Rights Watch has also condemned the attackers for firing from near residential structures, thus putting Gazan civilians at unnecessary risk.[33] According to Israeli human rights group B'Tselem,
Palestinian organizations that fire Qassam rockets openly declare that they intend to strike, among other targets, Israeli civilians. Attacks aimed at civilians are immoral and illegal, and the intentional killing of civilians is a grave breach under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a war crime, and cannot be justified, whatever the circumstances. Furthermore, Qassam rockets are themselves illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because the rockets are so imprecise and endanger civilians in the area from which the rockets are fired as well as where they land, thus violating two fundamental principles of the laws of war: distinction and proportionality
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Key issue here.
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable".
There are UN resolutions sitting around collecting dust that if implemented would bring this conflict to an end.
Moon should stop wagging his finger at the Palestinians and start looking at himself. The UN needs to start doing its job.
About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
Qassams
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable". He added that the projectiles are indiscriminate weapons, and that Hamas attacks are violations of basic humanitarian law.[231] Earlier, in November 2007, Ban had condemned a rocket attack launched from a UN-run Gaza school.[232]
On February 17, 2008, John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said while visiting Sderot, "The people of Sderot and the surrounding area have had to live with these unacceptable and indiscriminate rocket attacks for seven years now. There is no doubt about the physical and psychological suffering these attacks are causing. I condemn them utterly and call on those responsible to stop them now without conditions".[233]
Following a July 30, 2010, Palestinian Grad missile attack on the heart of Ashkelon, United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry said that indiscriminate rocket fire against civilians was completely unacceptable, and constituted a terrorist attack
The attacks have been condemned as war crimes, both because they usually target civilians and because the weapons' inaccuracy would disproportionately endanger civilians even if military targets were chosen. Human Rights Watch has also condemned the attackers for firing from near residential structures, thus putting Gazan civilians at unnecessary risk.[33] According to Israeli human rights group B'Tselem,
Palestinian organizations that fire Qassam rockets openly declare that they intend to strike, among other targets, Israeli civilians. Attacks aimed at civilians are immoral and illegal, and the intentional killing of civilians is a grave breach under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a war crime, and cannot be justified, whatever the circumstances. Furthermore, Qassam rockets are themselves illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because the rockets are so imprecise and endanger civilians in the area from which the rockets are fired as well as where they land, thus violating two fundamental principles of the laws of war: distinction and proportionality
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Key issue here.
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable".
There are UN resolutions sitting around collecting dust that if implemented would bring this conflict to an end.
Moon should stop wagging his finger at the Palestinians and start looking at himself. The UN needs to start doing its job.
It's been a looooong time since the U.N needed to start doing their job
About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
Qassams
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable". He added that the projectiles are indiscriminate weapons, and that Hamas attacks are violations of basic humanitarian law.[231] Earlier, in November 2007, Ban had condemned a rocket attack launched from a UN-run Gaza school.[232]
On February 17, 2008, John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said while visiting Sderot, "The people of Sderot and the surrounding area have had to live with these unacceptable and indiscriminate rocket attacks for seven years now. There is no doubt about the physical and psychological suffering these attacks are causing. I condemn them utterly and call on those responsible to stop them now without conditions".[233]
Following a July 30, 2010, Palestinian Grad missile attack on the heart of Ashkelon, United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry said that indiscriminate rocket fire against civilians was completely unacceptable, and constituted a terrorist attack
The attacks have been condemned as war crimes, both because they usually target civilians and because the weapons' inaccuracy would disproportionately endanger civilians even if military targets were chosen. Human Rights Watch has also condemned the attackers for firing from near residential structures, thus putting Gazan civilians at unnecessary risk.[33] According to Israeli human rights group B'Tselem,
Palestinian organizations that fire Qassam rockets openly declare that they intend to strike, among other targets, Israeli civilians. Attacks aimed at civilians are immoral and illegal, and the intentional killing of civilians is a grave breach under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a war crime, and cannot be justified, whatever the circumstances. Furthermore, Qassam rockets are themselves illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because the rockets are so imprecise and endanger civilians in the area from which the rockets are fired as well as where they land, thus violating two fundamental principles of the laws of war: distinction and proportionality
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Key issue here.
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable".
There are UN resolutions sitting around collecting dust that if implemented would bring this conflict to an end.
Moon should stop wagging his finger at the Palestinians and start looking at himself. The UN needs to start doing its job.
What job is that then as they have no authority in Israel what so ever. They can only recommend an action they cant enforce it without the acceptance of every member state, and then the member states backing up the enforcement by agreeing to provide troops. So those UN resolutions are not worth the paper they are written on, and can not be enforced. The only way to bring this conflict to an end is to impose sanctions on hamas and Iran and stop funding hamas through the UNWRA
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One way to end the conflict is for the European colonists and their offspring to return to where they came from, with appropriate compensation, of course. And, the UN members that agreed to the crazy plan to bring hundreds of thousands of Europeans to Palestine, should pay the compensation.
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Danny is a little confused when he heard so many people saying we are not buying Israels shit anymore he took it literalyWell, not so bad.
Small but constant acceleration, aided and abetted by Israel making a mockery of international law and democracy, and even of its international friends, day after day.
Danny Glover is doing his bit.
Good on him.
Danny Glover pushes for Tel Aviv festival boycott | The Times of Israel
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About 20 looney left and muslims protesting and they will soon be going to the next "flavour of the month" protest. Strange how they never protest against arab muslim atrocities or illegal weapons fired at Israeli children
What "illegal" weapons?
Qassams
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable". He added that the projectiles are indiscriminate weapons, and that Hamas attacks are violations of basic humanitarian law.[231] Earlier, in November 2007, Ban had condemned a rocket attack launched from a UN-run Gaza school.[232]
On February 17, 2008, John Holmes, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said while visiting Sderot, "The people of Sderot and the surrounding area have had to live with these unacceptable and indiscriminate rocket attacks for seven years now. There is no doubt about the physical and psychological suffering these attacks are causing. I condemn them utterly and call on those responsible to stop them now without conditions".[233]
Following a July 30, 2010, Palestinian Grad missile attack on the heart of Ashkelon, United Nations Middle East envoy Robert Serry said that indiscriminate rocket fire against civilians was completely unacceptable, and constituted a terrorist attack
The attacks have been condemned as war crimes, both because they usually target civilians and because the weapons' inaccuracy would disproportionately endanger civilians even if military targets were chosen. Human Rights Watch has also condemned the attackers for firing from near residential structures, thus putting Gazan civilians at unnecessary risk.[33] According to Israeli human rights group B'Tselem,
Palestinian organizations that fire Qassam rockets openly declare that they intend to strike, among other targets, Israeli civilians. Attacks aimed at civilians are immoral and illegal, and the intentional killing of civilians is a grave breach under the Fourth Geneva Convention, a war crime, and cannot be justified, whatever the circumstances. Furthermore, Qassam rockets are themselves illegal, even when aimed at military objects, because the rockets are so imprecise and endanger civilians in the area from which the rockets are fired as well as where they land, thus violating two fundamental principles of the laws of war: distinction and proportionality
Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Key issue here.
On January 18, 2009, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said "for the sake of the people of Gaza, I urge in the strongest possible terms Hamas to stop firing rockets."[230] On January 20, while visiting Sderot, the Secretary General called the rocket attacks "appalling and unacceptable".
There are UN resolutions sitting around collecting dust that if implemented would bring this conflict to an end.
Moon should stop wagging his finger at the Palestinians and start looking at himself. The UN needs to start doing its job.
It's been a looooong time since the U.N needed to start doing their job
Indeed, lots of blabber but no action.
Then the same must be done for every other M.E nation with the arab muslims sent back to Saudi. Then every western nation to send the muslims there back to their country of origin. Should solve all the worlds problems and see the muslims having to stand on their own for a change. By the way the demographics of Israel wont change any as the vast majority of Jews are indigenous to the area. Want to send them back to islamonazi nations and see them all killed, is that your plan ?
Now show the graph for the numbers of arab muslim Palestinians that have become unemployed and are below the poverty line.
That's what happens when you fire illegal weapons from near a school, you get fallout.
Time for team Palestine and the islamoinazis to stop waging a war they can never win and look at peace.
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A minor Jewish group that has no standing anywhere outside their own fantasy world.
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I wonder if Tinmore thinks that the entire world is going to stop buying from Israel. Tinmore, you have a few bucks that you could use to invest in drones on the Israeli Stock Exchange? The price per share will certainly go up as more countries buy Israeli drones, and the proceeds when you sell your shares would make your retirement more comfortable that you wouldn't have to continue on being Hamas spokesperson in the U.S. but will have the wherewithal to visit that old gang of yours several times a year via the tunnels from Egypt to Gaza.
Israeli Drone Maker Has 6 Billion Backlog and a Red-Hot Stock - Bloomberg Business?
And the only people it will affect adversely is the arab muslims working in the settlements. The Jews just send the produce for finishing to Israel proper and it becomes " MADE IN ISREAL"
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