do you believe isreal should have attacked Gaza in operation cast lead (831)
Wow_Factor: It is at 5 mins 30 secs of the following clip.
a**hole,and the ones believing them are even bigger Poopholes!
We have Two Identical Treemen here!
actually there is the Trinity!
Silvie,Drummy and Aspy!
Silvie,Drummy and Aspy!
sugamountin: On Friday, even as the fighting had died down, it was still impossible to enter Jenin camp to check the stories we had heard. The Israeli army was blocking all entrances.A young man in a red sweatshirt, adds his voice. A resident of the camp, he gives his name as Maaz Staty, aged 22. He says some people were too afraid to leave their basements. They died in their homes.
He says his mother died in this way. So too did someone he calls Isa Weshaky. He mentions his cousin, Ataf Dasouki, aged 52, who opened the door when bid to by the soldiers and was shot down.
'We wanted to help him, so we called to the Israelis to let us approach him. They refused. Two of the staff went out, but there was a large explosion near by, so they fled back to the hospital. Finally two nurses went out under a white flag. They took him in, but he was already dead.' His name, he tells us, was Monzer al-Haj.
The one that got on the Bier a few times?He says his mother died in this way. So too did someone he calls Isa Weshaky. He mentions his cousin, Ataf Dasouki, aged 52, who opened the door when bid to by the soldiers and was shot down.
'We wanted to help him, so we called to the Israelis to let us approach him. They refused. Two of the staff went out, but there was a large explosion near by, so they fled back to the hospital. Finally two nurses went out under a white flag. They took him in, but he was already dead.' His name, he tells us, was Monzer al-Haj.
Conrad73: Why are you hiding behind another Profile,BTW?MOSSAD after you?
Never answered this one!Why ya hidin'?
I wonder if some people should move to Isreal, live there awhile and then know what they are talking about! Then move to Gaza and live there awhile, then know more about what they are talking about!
RillyNiceGuy: I wonder if some people should move to Isreal, live there awhile and then know what they are talking about! Then move to Gaza and live there awhile, then know more about what they are talking about!
We should organize a CS meeting ,there ...
Learn about the Carter Center's
continuing efforts to promote peace
More immediately, the humanitarian situation on the ground in Gaza is critical. Operation Cast Lead saw:
1,440 Palestinians killed, including 431 children and 114 women
5,303 Palestinians injured, including 1,606 children and 828 women
3 Israeli civilians killed, 183 injured
11 Israeli soldiers killed, 340 wounded
50,000 Palestinian homes damaged including 4,000 completely destroyed and 19,000 seriously damaged
Further, the closure of Gaza is a form of collective punishment, deliberately targeting the civilian population of the territory. Only a small number of non-food items are being allowed into the Gaza Strip. Food that is available is insufficient to meet minimum nutritional needs. After more than two years of these policies, stunting is being seen in Palestinian children. Most construction materials are prohibited, leaving people sitting in the ruins of their homes unable to rebuild. Cash is also in short supply, so that even those with money in banks have difficulty withdrawing funds. Gaza is approaching 100 percent aid dependency.
In addition to these high-level interventions, The Carter Center also works with communities to prevent and mitigate conflict at the grassroots level. The Center is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme to establish a student parliament, bringing together university students from throughout the Gaza Strip. University students in Gaza tend to be highly politicized, aligning with the same factions that dominate Palestinian politics at the national level and as such, students are also wracked by the same conflicts that divide the Palestinian people. These disputes have sometimes led to violent clashes between students. The student parliament will provide a forum for students to have the experience of working constructively together to address issues of common concern, while also providing a platform for dispute resolution. This is especially important, since the universities are often incubators for the next generation of Palestinian political leaders.
continuing efforts to promote peace
More immediately, the humanitarian situation on the ground in Gaza is critical. Operation Cast Lead saw:
1,440 Palestinians killed, including 431 children and 114 women
5,303 Palestinians injured, including 1,606 children and 828 women
3 Israeli civilians killed, 183 injured
11 Israeli soldiers killed, 340 wounded
50,000 Palestinian homes damaged including 4,000 completely destroyed and 19,000 seriously damaged
Further, the closure of Gaza is a form of collective punishment, deliberately targeting the civilian population of the territory. Only a small number of non-food items are being allowed into the Gaza Strip. Food that is available is insufficient to meet minimum nutritional needs. After more than two years of these policies, stunting is being seen in Palestinian children. Most construction materials are prohibited, leaving people sitting in the ruins of their homes unable to rebuild. Cash is also in short supply, so that even those with money in banks have difficulty withdrawing funds. Gaza is approaching 100 percent aid dependency.
In addition to these high-level interventions, The Carter Center also works with communities to prevent and mitigate conflict at the grassroots level. The Center is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme to establish a student parliament, bringing together university students from throughout the Gaza Strip. University students in Gaza tend to be highly politicized, aligning with the same factions that dominate Palestinian politics at the national level and as such, students are also wracked by the same conflicts that divide the Palestinian people. These disputes have sometimes led to violent clashes between students. The student parliament will provide a forum for students to have the experience of working constructively together to address issues of common concern, while also providing a platform for dispute resolution. This is especially important, since the universities are often incubators for the next generation of Palestinian political leaders.
sugamountin: Learn about the Carter Center's
continuing efforts to promote peace
More immediately, the humanitarian situation on the ground in Gaza is critical. Operation Cast Lead saw:
1,440 Palestinians killed, including 431 children and 114 women
5,303 Palestinians injured, including 1,606 children and 828 women
3 Israeli civilians killed, 183 injured
11 Israeli soldiers killed, 340 wounded
50,000 Palestinian homes damaged including 4,000 completely destroyed and 19,000 seriously damaged
Further, the closure of Gaza is a form of collective punishment, deliberately targeting the civilian population of the territory. Only a small number of non-food items are being allowed into the Gaza Strip. Food that is available is insufficient to meet minimum nutritional needs. After more than two years of these policies, stunting is being seen in Palestinian children. Most construction materials are prohibited, leaving people sitting in the ruins of their homes unable to rebuild. Cash is also in short supply, so that even those with money in banks have difficulty withdrawing funds. Gaza is approaching 100 percent aid dependency.
In addition to these high-level interventions, The Carter Center also works with communities to prevent and mitigate conflict at the grassroots level. The Center is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme to establish a student parliament, bringing together university students from throughout the Gaza Strip. University students in Gaza tend to be highly politicized, aligning with the same factions that dominate Palestinian politics at the national level and as such, students are also wracked by the same conflicts that divide the Palestinian people. These disputes have sometimes led to violent clashes between students. The student parliament will provide a forum for students to have the experience of working constructively together to address issues of common concern, while also providing a platform for dispute resolution. This is especially important, since the universities are often incubators for the next generation of Palestinian political leaders.
Jimmy the Joohater!continuing efforts to promote peace
More immediately, the humanitarian situation on the ground in Gaza is critical. Operation Cast Lead saw:
1,440 Palestinians killed, including 431 children and 114 women
5,303 Palestinians injured, including 1,606 children and 828 women
3 Israeli civilians killed, 183 injured
11 Israeli soldiers killed, 340 wounded
50,000 Palestinian homes damaged including 4,000 completely destroyed and 19,000 seriously damaged
Further, the closure of Gaza is a form of collective punishment, deliberately targeting the civilian population of the territory. Only a small number of non-food items are being allowed into the Gaza Strip. Food that is available is insufficient to meet minimum nutritional needs. After more than two years of these policies, stunting is being seen in Palestinian children. Most construction materials are prohibited, leaving people sitting in the ruins of their homes unable to rebuild. Cash is also in short supply, so that even those with money in banks have difficulty withdrawing funds. Gaza is approaching 100 percent aid dependency.
In addition to these high-level interventions, The Carter Center also works with communities to prevent and mitigate conflict at the grassroots level. The Center is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme to establish a student parliament, bringing together university students from throughout the Gaza Strip. University students in Gaza tend to be highly politicized, aligning with the same factions that dominate Palestinian politics at the national level and as such, students are also wracked by the same conflicts that divide the Palestinian people. These disputes have sometimes led to violent clashes between students. The student parliament will provide a forum for students to have the experience of working constructively together to address issues of common concern, while also providing a platform for dispute resolution. This is especially important, since the universities are often incubators for the next generation of Palestinian political leaders.
Is that the best you can do,SB?
The Carter Center expresses strong concern about recent home demolition orders issued by the Jerusalem Municipality. If implemented, a total of 95 structures, including 87 homes in the historic Al-Bustan neighborhood south of the Old City, would be demolished and some 1,840 Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem would be displaced.
Carter Center Urges Israel To Maintain Energy Supplies in Gaza
The Carter Center urges the government of Israel to cease consideration of a proposal to cut energy supplies in Gaza. On Sept. 19, 2007, Israel threatened to declare the Gaza Strip a "hostile territory" and cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population as retaliation for rocket attacks being launched from the territory.
Israeli Actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank:
Prospects Dim for Middle East Peace
In a statement issued today: The Carter Center deplores the decision taken Wednesday by Israel to declare the Gaza Strip a hostile territory and its threat to cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population.
Carter Center Urges Israel To Maintain Energy Supplies in Gaza
The Carter Center urges the government of Israel to cease consideration of a proposal to cut energy supplies in Gaza. On Sept. 19, 2007, Israel threatened to declare the Gaza Strip a "hostile territory" and cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population as retaliation for rocket attacks being launched from the territory.
Israeli Actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank:
Prospects Dim for Middle East Peace
In a statement issued today: The Carter Center deplores the decision taken Wednesday by Israel to declare the Gaza Strip a hostile territory and its threat to cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population.
sugamountin: Is it Conrad the Goyum hater?
Nope it is Silvie the Joohater!Still propagating Misinformation Mister Sap?
Pallywood Part 2. Gaza. Israel / "Palestine"
Conrad73: a**hole,and the ones believing them are even bigger Poopholes!
you have to get paid for your comments,YOUR A PAID INFORMER YOUR BOUGHT CONRAD
aspen12: YOU MAY FILL YOUR POCKETS BUT EMPTY YOUR HEART POOR MAN
Human Rights Watch is s non profit organization Aspen.
Conrad73: Never answered this one!
Why ya hidin'?
Why ya hidin'?
WHY NOT
Albertaghost: Human Rights Watch is s non profit organization Aspen.
GOT TO GO TO TOWN RIGHT NOW I WILL BE BACK SHORTLY
I,L BE BACK TO CLEAN UP MY TOWN ASPEN
aspen12: WHY NOT
Son,you're a Real Sack of Hammers!You even beat out SB,and THAT takes some doing!
sugamountin: The Carter Center expresses strong concern about recent home demolition orders issued by the Jerusalem Municipality. If implemented, a total of 95 structures, including 87 homes in the historic Al-Bustan neighborhood south of the Old City, would be demolished and some 1,840 Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem would be displaced.
Carter Center Urges Israel To Maintain Energy Supplies in Gaza
The Carter Center urges the government of Israel to cease consideration of a proposal to cut energy supplies in Gaza. On Sept. 19, 2007, Israel threatened to declare the Gaza Strip a "hostile territory" and cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population as retaliation for rocket attacks being launched from the territory.
Israeli Actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank:
Prospects Dim for Middle East Peace
In a statement issued today: The Carter Center deplores the decision taken Wednesday by Israel to declare the Gaza Strip a hostile territory and its threat to cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population.
Told you before,Arian Nations and Stormfront Sites are poor places to get Information!Carter Center Urges Israel To Maintain Energy Supplies in Gaza
The Carter Center urges the government of Israel to cease consideration of a proposal to cut energy supplies in Gaza. On Sept. 19, 2007, Israel threatened to declare the Gaza Strip a "hostile territory" and cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population as retaliation for rocket attacks being launched from the territory.
Israeli Actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank:
Prospects Dim for Middle East Peace
In a statement issued today: The Carter Center deplores the decision taken Wednesday by Israel to declare the Gaza Strip a hostile territory and its threat to cut off provision of essential services such as electricity and fuel to the civilian population.
aspen12: GOT TO GO TO TOWN RIGHT NOW I WILL BE BACK SHORTLY
I,L BE BACK TO CLEAN UP MY TOWN ASPEN
I,L BE BACK TO CLEAN UP MY TOWN ASPEN
Please hurry, we need more stupid here.
aspen12: you have to get paid for your comments,YOUR A PAID INFORMER YOUR BOUGHT CONRAD
If he is, which I'm pretty sure he is not, at least he is not getting paid by the silly posts like you have to be.
Conrad73: Never answered this one!
Why ya hidin'?
Conrad73: Why are you hiding behind another Profile,BTW?MOSSAD after you?Why ya hidin'?
Never answered this one!
Why ya hidin'?
Hiding from the MODS?
Truly amazing the kind of "Allies" SB is getting these days!
Conrad73: Truly amazing the kind of "Allies" SB is getting these days!
Just like 'three' dopey circus clowns.
Wow_Factor: Just like 'three' dopey circus clowns.
I still wonder why SB is hiding behind a different name!Still banned,maybe,or MOSSAD after his Butt?
Conrad73: I still wonder why SB is hiding behind a different name!
Still banned,maybe,or MOSSAD after his Butt?
Still banned,maybe,or MOSSAD after his Butt?
They have better things to do that go after salivabreech's butt!!!
Conrad73: Deathtoll of 56!
34 of them militants.
Hiding amongst their women placing them in danger as they use them as human shields.
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AND AS THEY TRY TO FEED THIS VOID WILL KILL AGAIN