Nice try.One needs to be able to understand Pally-talk in order to get the full gist of threads such as these.
Here are some Palestinian "farmers"
![]()
These, however, are Palestinian "fishermen"
![]()
and should you ever wonder what is meant by "children throwing rocks"....
![]()
any questions?
Here's the IDF shooting at Palestinian farmers.
Here's the IDF shooting at Palestinian fishermen.
You've got to be really sick in the head, to do something like this.
You have to be obsessed and completely brainwashed to not see there is no validity in either of these films as they do not show what they claim.
In the first one the birds are not frightened by the LOUD explosions supposedly coming from assault rifles, followed by the crack of a pistol. Badly dubbed and even more badly edited to show nothing.
The second shows a Palestinian boat leaving the fishing zone and having warning shots fired into the water to force it back inside the area. They know the rules and will stretch them as far as they can, then claim they were doing nothing wrong. Did you see the coarse cargo net they were using, no good for catching fish but acceptable for snagging boxes dropped in the shallow water.
In full screen, you can see plenty of startled birds close to where the fire was coming from so you are clearly watching some other video. As for the bird in the foreground, who knows why it wasn't startled, but that's not a unknown phenomenon. I've seen sheep quietly carry on munching grass when on the recieving end of 30mm HE rounds, even when one of their number gets blown to pieces, wierd, but true.
As for the fishermen, the fishing nets look a standard size to me and "the rules" give them rights to fish up to 20 nautical miles until the Zionist seige. Fishermen don't get killed by "warning shots"
Then explain the one stood on a rock that does not even flinch when the first rounds are heard. No muzzle flashes from the direction of the vehicles to show that the people there had fired any weapons. And if you look even closer all the alleged IDF soldiers are behind the rear vehicles side panels as at least 6 rounds are fired
Then you know nothing about fishing in the Med or anywhere else. The nets were of a coarse rope material not monofilament as is usual ( 100 metres of mono gill net costs about £100 sterling, 100 metres of coarse cargo net costs about £1,000 STERLING ) The net seen is cargo netting and is only small, so no good for catching fish but fine for catching boxes of weapons or ammunition.
The rules go out the window when you engage in terrorist activities and then you are placed behind a wall. The shots are seen very clearly to hit the water, and no one was injured in the video if you look
The nets in pictures