UNRWA calls Gaza 'disaster area,' pleads for end to Israeli blockade

[P F Tinmore]

Start the clock at the beginning.

The Palestinians were at home, minding their own business, when the Zionists went down from Europe to take over the country.

The Palestinians have been defending themselves ever since.

You have used that false characterization many times before and it's as phony now as it was previously.

What is false?

Your phony characterization. You're dull on reading skills?[/QUOTE]

That's what I thought. You don't know. You are just blabbering.

 

[Hollie]

You have used that false characterization many times before and it's as phony now as it was previously.

What is false?

Your phony characterization. You're dull on reading skills?

That's what I thought. You don't know. You are just blabbering.[/QUOTE]

That's quite a backstep when your fraudulent claims are exposed as such.

 

[P F Tinmore]

What is false?

Your phony characterization. You're dull on reading skills?

That's what I thought. You don't know. You are just blabbering.

That's quite a backstep when your fraudulent claims are exposed as such.[/QUOTE]

What is exposed? Your blabbering didn't expose anything.

 

[Hollie]

Your phony characterization. You're dull on reading skills?

That's what I thought. You don't know. You are just blabbering.

That's quite a backstep when your fraudulent claims are exposed as such.

What is ex[posed? Your blabbering didn't expose anything.[/QUOTE]

Your fraudulent claims are as phony now as they were several posts ago. You failed to either present or support a defendable argument.

Don't expect to be taken seriously when your silly one-liners are pointless.

 

[P F Tinmore]

That's what I thought. You don't know. You are just blabbering.

That's quite a backstep when your fraudulent claims are exposed as such.

What is ex[posed? Your blabbering didn't expose anything.

Your fraudulent claims are as phony now as they were several posts ago. You failed to either present or support a defendable argument.

Don't expect to be taken seriously when your silly one-liners are pointless.[/QUOTE]

You still haven't mentioned what was false.

 

[Kondor3]

Don't expect to be taken seriously when your silly one-liners are pointless.

I've come to the conclusion that it's a bit like picking on a little kid; too easy, and no fun. Most one-trick ponies end-up being perceived that way.

 

[Hollie]

That's quite a backstep when your fraudulent claims are exposed as such.

What is ex[posed? Your blabbering didn't expose anything.

Your fraudulent claims are as phony now as they were several posts ago. You failed to either present or support a defendable argument.

Don't expect to be taken seriously when your silly one-liners are pointless.

You still haven't mentioned what was false.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I did mention what was false.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Hollie is a little kid, that explains everything.

 

[Hollie]

Hollie is a little kid, that explains everything.

Typically pointless, Mahmoud. What explains your cutting and pasting is an ability to understand the core of regression and failure that defines the social dysfunction of "Palestinian" arab'istan: Islamic terrorism.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

A Child defending her peoples very own child killings, that is rich!

 

[Hollie]

Children defending her peoples very own child killings, that is rich!

People promoting Islamo-fascism tend to make poor life choices.

What a shame there always seems to be a supply of children that islam-fascists can use as cheap cannon fodder.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Another Israeli crime in Occupied Gaza

Relief Web documents humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as they do for other humanitarian crisis worldwide

Gazan wounded by Israeli gunfire on border

from*Agence France-Presse

14 Dec 2013

GAZA CITY, December 14, 2013 (AFP) - A Palestinian from the Gaza Strip was wounded by Israeli gunfire on Saturday evening after approaching the border fence, sources on both sides said.

A Hamas health ministry official told AFP, without elaborating, that the man was hit east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza by Israeli tank fire.

Gazan wounded by Israeli gunfire on border - occupied Palestinian territory | ReliefWeb

 

[Hollie]

Another Israeli crime in Occupied Gaza

Relief Web documents humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as they do for other humanitarian crisis worldwide

Gazan wounded by Israeli gunfire on border

from*Agence France-Presse

14 Dec 2013

GAZA CITY, December 14, 2013 (AFP) - A Palestinian from the Gaza Strip was wounded by Israeli gunfire on Saturday evening after approaching the border fence, sources on both sides said.

A Hamas health ministry official told AFP, without elaborating, that the man was hit east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza by Israeli tank fire.

Gazan wounded by Israeli gunfire on border - occupied Palestinian territory | ReliefWeb

Martydom!

 

[Kondor3]

A Child defending her peoples very own child killings, that is rich!

Not only are you a copycat (#128 piggy-backing on top of #126) and suffer from a lack of originality, but you are operating under the delusion that you have a sense of humor.

Your promotion of Islamo-Fascism and its practitioners and syncophants is the only defense of child-killing going-on, on these boards.

Hollie is doing no more than ensuring that both perspectives in these matters (such as the Israeli AND Egyptian blockade of Gaza) are made known...

And having fun channeling you-and-yours into foolhardy and juvenile and robotic behaviors while she's at it.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Watch "No Refuge for Gaza's Refugees" on YouTube


TWO dead, 2200 in shelters across storm-ravaged Gaza Strip

Published today (updated) 15/12/2013 16:56


GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- "The death toll in the Gaza Strip from winter storm Alexa rose to two on Sunday as more than 2,000 Gazans remained in shelters and much of the region was still paralyzed after four days of severe weather.

Gaza Ministry of Health spokesperson Ashraf al-Qidra in a statement Sunday identified the two dead as 21-year-old Hamza al-Amour, who suffocated to death while trying to heat himself at home, and 90-year-old Mahmoud Farajallah, who died after his house was flooded.

As of Sunday, government figures showed that 2,234 residents were still in shelters after widespread flooding across the territory displaced hundreds of families in the preceding days."

Over the course of the storm, the article reports that more than 5,000 people were evacuated to shelters, but many had apparently since returned home or left shelters to stay with relatives.

2 dead, 2200 in shelters across storm-ravaged Gaza Strip | Maan News Agency

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

A Child defending her peoples very own child killings, that is rich!

Not only are you a copycat (#128 piggy-backing on top of #126) and suffer from a lack of originality, but you are operating under the delusion that you have a sense of humor.

Your promotion of Islamo-Fascism and its practitioners and syncophants is the only defense of child-killing going-on, on these boards.

Hollie is doing no more than ensuring that both perspectives in these matters (such as the Israeli AND Egyptian blockade of Gaza) are made known...

And having fun channeling you-and-yours into foolhardy and juvenile and robotic behaviors while she's at it.

Hollie is a child, not a fact I have any obligation to keep silent about. I have been posting about it for a long time; it did not begin with this thread.

Final words for you now, **** you and all your fellow defenders of Israel's child killings in Palestine.

I am not one to be silenced by Zionist bullies like you, no matter how low your techniques go.

 

[Sally]

Watch "No Refuge for Gaza's Refugees" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsHNRivSx8o&feature=youtube_gdata_player2

TWO dead, 2200 in shelters across storm-ravaged Gaza Strip

Published today (updated) 15/12/2013 16:56


GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- "The death toll in the Gaza Strip from winter storm Alexa rose to two on Sunday as more than 2,000 Gazans remained in shelters and much of the region was still paralyzed after four days of severe weather.

Gaza Ministry of Health spokesperson Ashraf al-Qidra in a statement Sunday identified the two dead as 21-year-old Hamza al-Amour, who suffocated to death while trying to heat himself at home, and 90-year-old Mahmoud Farajallah, who died after his house was flooded.

As of Sunday, government figures showed that 2,234 residents were still in shelters after widespread flooding across the territory displaced hundreds of families in the preceding days."

Over the course of the storm, the article reports that more than 5,000 people were evacuated to shelters, but many had apparently since returned home or left shelters to stay with relatives.

2 dead, 2200 in shelters across storm-ravaged Gaza Strip | Maan News Agency

It's sad to see anyone dead from a storm like this. However, even here in the U.S. and also in Europe and elsewhere you read about people who died in a storm. In fact, whenever there is some natural catastrophe, whether it is snow storms, floods, earthquakes, tornados, etc, there are always people who have died and people who have been displaced. Did any of those displaced during Katrina take refuge in your own state?

 

[aris2chat]

Two deaths in Gaza from the weather. Two thousand in shelters in Gaza and even more rescued and sheltered by the IDF from the flooding.
There are still some 14,000 homes in Israel without power, but Gaza has supplies, industrial fuel and their power plant is running, and they have diesel and cooking fuel. Power plant only served a third of Gaza and shut because Hamas did not want to pay the PA for the fuel.
Nine people in Israel died due to the storm.

 

[Indeependent]

Because you have an emotional need to identify with the down-trodden.
I can understand that given Ireland's history via-a-vis Great Britain.
I hope your historical knowledge of Ireland is better than that of Israel.

Another ad hominem.

I still hate KISS.


This is the best band in the history of music.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKwVvSleM6w]AC/DC - Shot Down In Flames - YouTube[/ame]

They ARE pretty darn good.
Great music for Weddings and non-Orthodox Bar Mitzvahs.
And on my iPhone.

 

[Indeependent]

West of gaza is the sea. The west bank is east.



QUOTE=Indeependent;8300052]

If Israel would end the illegal and immoral blockade, they wouldn't get rockets.

Once again, your historical chronology is incorrect.

And where is the help from all of their wealthy fellow citizens just to their West?

Start the clock at the beginning.

The Palestinians were at home, minding their own business, when the Zionists went down from Europe to take over the country.

The Palestinians have been defending themselves ever since.[/QUOTE]

There were just as many Jews as Arabs.
The Arabs were pro-Hitler; Hitler lost.
The Arabs were asked to stay by the Jews.
The Arabs were told to leave by the Jordanians to avoid the oncoming tanks.