Clinton: Israel has right to respond to Gaza rocket attacks - Haaretz - Israel News

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Clinton backs the slaughter. No surprise there then.

Since the 'truce' Israel has continued to shell Gaza from land and
sea. Airstrikes tonight. At least 10 Israeli tanks plus bulldozers
have moved over the border.

All the crossings are naturally still shut - Hamas gave Israel a week
to open them - with no heavy lifting equipment available to the
Palestinians to dig out the dead from the ruins.

http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1059209.html

Comments

  1. Rhetro Zenberg27 January 2009 at 22:48

    Make Hamas stop firing rockets if you want peace. If those racist dumb asses would stop trying to destroy Israel, there would be no retaliation. Or keep living in the stone age. Is it really that hard to figure out?

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  2. Anonymous28 January 2009 at 11:28

    A 'Jewish' state that bans Arab parties standing in forthcoming election sounds pretty racist to me.
    Face it - thousands of anti-zionist Jews in the UK, and elsewhere, are now saying enough is enough, not in our name. As Gerald Kaufman MP said recently: 'Israel is led by war criminals'.

    Remember - during the six month 'ceasefire' Israel killed at least 40 Palestinians. The Palestinians killed 0 Israelis in that period.

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