There were lots of Hamas comments on that page. You ignored their bragging about firing the anti-tank round at the school bus in favour of a different comment on the same page, but it was there. You are just a fool.I seem to recall you making this same assertion a few months ago and then linking to a Hamas article supporting a call for a Palestinian Arab Spring.
Per Goldstone. He has concluded that Israel does not have a policy of targeting civilians.Based of what intel?
There were lots of Hamas comments on that page. You ignored their bragging about firing the anti-tank round at the school bus in favour of a different comment on the same page, but it was there. You are just a fool.
Specifically comments written by Hamas on Hamas's own website, published by Hamas. Idiot.Your basis for arguing that Hamas targets children is comments on a web page?
I don't support any of this violence, by either side.I don't have time to search the references but here ya go:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_school_bus_attack
Can it be any more clear?
grog, i think it's fine for you to be unflinching in your condemnation of Israel but you cross the line when you support Iran or Hamas, that's just stoooopid.
Applying the same standards that Fuji uses to justify killing children in Gaza, Hamas' quote shows they may have thought the bus held soldiers and thus did not intend to kill any children.Hamas said the bus was travelling a road often used by Israeli military vehicles and it was not known at the time of the attack that it carried schoolchildren
Published by Hamas?Specifically comments written by Hamas on Hamas's own website, published by Hamas. Idiot.
Fuji is incapable of being non-partisan.....even though there is violence by both sides in this dispute, he always excuses the Israelis and condemns the Palestinians. He loves to quote Hamas, but never quotes the radical Jewish settlers.Published by Hamas?
Written by Hamas?
That's like saying the gangs of marauding settlers shouting 'death to arabs' and painting hate speech on Mosque's were spouting official policy of the IDF.
They were chanting "we need another Shalit" in the streets of Gaza yesterday. Nice that he is going home to his family, but I am not sure it was a smart move.How long until Hamas snatches another Israeli?
Stop lying. You routinely defend Hamas terrorism.I don't support any of this violence, by either side.
A few problems:Hamas' quote shows they may have thought the bus held soldiers and thus did not intend to kill any children.
1000 for 1???????...Israel is trading over 1000 Palestinian prisoners who were convicted in proper trials (including over 100 convicted of murdering civilians) for one abducted Israeli who's only crime was to be in uniform on the Israeli side of the green line.
1. Israel is continuing to kill children who get too near the 'exclusion' barrierA few problems:
1. Hamas continued to celebrate the attack and call the criminals who carried it out "heroes" even after they knew they killed a kid
2. Hamas did not apologize for killing the kid
3. It was a big, bright yellow school bus, pretty hard to mistake for a green army vehicle
4. It wouldn't be the first time Hamas has celebrated killing children
Similar to when they were cheering and calling "heroes" the people who killed that pregnant mother.
Hamas is the effective government of Gaza. Radical Jewish settlers are a fringe group. Of course a government should be held to a higher standard.Fuji is incapable of being non-partisan.....even though there is violence by both sides in this dispute, he always excuses the Israelis and condemns the Palestinians. He loves to quote Hamas, but never quotes the radical Jewish settlers.
Yet you seem to justify Hamas attacking civilian targets because of a dispute over land ownership.I don't support any of this violence, by either side.
But I find offensive Fuji's double standards.
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I think you should never use the word terrorism again, since you have no idea what it means.
Both sides have legitimate arguments that the other sides tactics could be called terrorism.
One side is routinely taking the land of the other, and that is the heart of why there is strife.
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I agreeThey were chanting "we need another Shalit" in the streets of Gaza yesterday. Nice that he is going home to his family, but I am not sure it was a smart move.
So you claim Hamas mistook a clearly marked bright yellow school bus for a military transport? Sad, sad sad....
Applying the same standards that Fuji uses to justify killing children in Gaza, Hamas' quote shows they may have thought the bus held soldiers and thus did not intend to kill any children. ...
Why does that matter. Do you feel if a terrorist moved into the house next to you, the US would have the right to attack them and the death of you and your family would then be acceptable?You're leaving out something rather important. Namely, what they were dropping the bomb on, and why it was in a civilian area.
Or you could say they marked them to market....1000 for 1???????
Guess that blows all the hell to long held concept that Jews are shrewd and tough negotiators!
It looks like Palestinians know how to REALLY 'wheel & deal'!!!....:eyebrows:
