Muslims from Gaza launched multiple rocket strikes against the Israeli population centers of Ashdod, Ashkelon, Beersheba, and a number of smaller locations.
Such indiscriminate attacks against civilians are classified as war crimes during armed conflicts, much more so when the hostilities fall short of war. No condemnations ensued from the UNSC, and the Israeli government continued supplying water and power to Gaza. Now imagine the outcry if we were to bomb Gaza’s residential districts.
The attacks were perpetrated by Hamas even though they had been prompted by Israel’s retaliation against the PRC for its violation of Hamas’ own orders to stop violating the de facto ceasefire with Israel. Hamas, to be sure, is the legitimate government of Gaza, and so represents its people.
As usual, Israel swallowed the blows instead of bombing everything Hamas in Gaza out of existence.
Muslims, are a bunch of cowards, parasites.that do not contribute anything to society’ get rid of them Israel once and for all!
Idf cannot win any war with hamas because they are afraid of killing women and children, same as USA that cannot win in Afganistan, worring about women and children, therefore they become anemic towards the terrorists, Israel’s fault, they gave them Azah, with very. weak leadership, they are like Moshe Fieglin says, they are Lions, but act like mice. It seems to me that they are helpless, and that is against their own best interests.
Maybe it is time that the IDF bomb them properly and blow up the whole Hamas leadership then cut the water and the power until they stop. that will wake the unholy UN
Camp David Accords
This is an extract of the Rebbe of Lubavitch in 1979 regarding the “Peace Accords” with Egypt.
Peace can never be achieved when only one side gives and the other merely receives. This does not nurture an attitude of respect for an adversary. On the contrary, weakness encourages an adversary to try to take greater advantage. When both sides have surrendered something, there is a chance that they will consider an agreement worth honoring, but when one side has made all the sacrifices, the other side has nothing binding it. And that is what happened at Camp David.
Before Camp David, Israel controlled strategic mountain passes that would have made an Egyptian troop advance difficult; she had airfields in the Sinai which gave her advantages in both defensive and offensive movement; and she had oilfields which guaranteed her energy supply in time of war and supported her economy in peace. All these she sacrificed. In addition Begin gave the order to bulldoze the beautiful seaside township of Yamit, together with its surrounding cluster of thriving agricultural settlements on the Israeli side of the Gaza Strip.
In return Israel was handed a piece of paper.
Sichos in English ‘Eyes upon the Land’
my dad is doing work down there in ashkelon did any bombs hit in that town?im very worried, i havent herd from him.