Israel fires on fishing boats in continuing campaign infringing Gaza territorial waters

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Gaza Strip, (Pal Telegraph) -Israeli gunboats stationed off Gaza city shore opened Monday heavy fire at Palestinian fishermen; no causalities were reported.

Local sources said that the fishermen were enforced to leave the sea after being targeted by Israeli fire. more

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  1. Anonymous19 July 2011 at 20:39

    I don’t really understand why we have to help the Palestinians.
    We gave the so much money during the years and what have they done with it?
    New schools? New hospitals? New industry? What?
    They seem to never change the agenda, Israel, Israel & Israel.
    Maybe they should look at Israel and see what they have achieved in 60 years.
    God helps to those who help themselves.

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  2. Anonymous2 August 2011 at 01:08

    Ok, Anonymous, I discovered who you are: part of the people Zionists contracted for write shits like yours through internet, trying to defend what has no defense.
    Knew that the money Palestinians receive stays is Israel, which make profits with it. This money is an obligation, because UN destroys Palestinian land in order of permiting that Zionists built a colonialist, racist, fascist project there.
    If you agree with that project, you're like it: colonialist, racist, facist. Shame on you.

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