Archief - Luchtaanvallen op Gaza

k995 zei:

Om vrede? ooit wel

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k995 zei:

ja, ze waren trouwens niet op weg, israel is over de grens gegaan om een tunnel in contructie te vernietigen (naar eigen zeggen) volgens hamas was er niks aan de hand.

Dat doet er wel degelijk toe: die raketten maken ze thuis, vele palestijnen kunnen die dus maken aonder dat hamas er iets mee te maken heeft.

Palestinian terrorists in Gaza continue to fire Kassam rockets at Israeli civilian targets

hier zie je een mooie grafiek:

http://www.mfa.gov.il/NR/rdonlyres/297F5195-4BB4-4C98-9DCE-A9BFF91E6407/0/rockets2008.jpg

En zie je duidelijk dat vanaf half juni tot november er amper iets afgeschoten word. Helemaal niet 20/maand .

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June 2, 2008
Seven Qassam rockets and four mortars hit the western Negev desert. Five people were hurt, including two Bedouin farmhands, a farmer and two Thai migrant workers.
June 5, 2008
Hamas fired three mortar shells from Gaza which landed in the Nirlat paint factory in Kibutz Nir Oz killing Amnon Ronsenberg, a 52-year-old father of three on Thursday. Five additional Israelis were injured. Two hours later the Israelis hit a Hamas militant with a missile. However, Palestinian medical workers said that the missile had hit a nearby house, killing a four-year old child and wounding her mother. The Israelis said they could not confirm that but were checking. Hamas' Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades have claimed responsibility for the firing of the mortar.[35][36]
June 8, 2008
The Al-Quds Brigades fires four rockets toward southern Israel, lightly injuring a Thai foreign worker.[37]
June 10, 2008
Hamas fires 18 mortar shells toward Israel, and shortly after the attacks Palestinian sources reported that three Hamas operatives were killed and a number of others were wounded in an Israel Air Force strike in the Gaza City neighborhood of Sajaiya. The sources reported the men were part of a special unit of Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades. The mortars, which were fired in two separate salvos, landed in open areas near Nahal Oz. Another four mortar shells and four Qassam rockets were fired later the same day.[38]
June 11, 2008
Factory workers were evacuated from the area after a fire erupted as a result of two mortars from Gaza landing. One (1) man is lightly wounded from shrapnel.[39]
An Israeli military spokesman said a ground force had attacked Palestinian militants in the central Gaza Strip who had been attempting to fire rockets into Israel from a built-up area. Palestinian workers say a girl inside a house in Khan Younis was killed by tank fire. The Israeli spokesman said he was unaware of any civilian casualties[40]
Altogether, four Palestinians were killed on Wednesday by IDF troops, two of them identified as Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives and two were reported as being civilians.[41]
June 12, 2008
As Israel's Gaza-vicinity communities were hit with dozens of mortars and rockets, apparently as cover to infiltrate the country with an explosives-laden bulldozer. The attempt was stopped.[42]
Seven Palestinians are killed and 40 more wounded in a large explosion in northern Gaza on Thursday afternoon. Palestinian witnesses and Hamas sources and initially blamed the blast on an Israeli airstrike and Hamas then unleashed rockets and mortar shells at southern Israel. However, the IDF made clear no forces had launched an attack in the area. Military officials said the army was looking into whether the explosion may have been the result of ammunition detonation, but estimated it most likely appeared to be a Palestinian 'work accident. Hamas later said the blast was accidental. Hamas said two of the seven people killed were senior operatives from the organization: Hassan Abu-Shakfa, one of the organization's commanders in northern Gaza, and Ashraf Mushtaha, another of Hamas' senior operatives. The incident occurred in the home of Ahmed Hamouda, who is a member of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas.
Israeli soldiers killed two Palestinian militants in a clash in northern Gaza, and one more in an Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza on a rocket squad.[43]
A 59-year-old Israeli woman was lightly-to-moderately wounded in the Yad Mordechai area on Thursday afternoon as Palestinian terror groups launched a barrage of mortar shells and Qassam rockets against Israeli communities near the Gaza border. At least 40 mortars and 25 Qassams landed in Israel, primarily in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council, a number of fires have broken out as a result. A member of Kibbutz Nahal Oz told Ynet that residents have currently been instructed to remain in bomb shelters and fortified rooms. One of the mortars landed in Palestinian territory near the Erez crossing, lightly injuring a Palestinan. Magen David Adom paramedics asked to treat the wounded man but were denied access. In addition, a missile, apparently of a type "Grad" landed near Ashkelon. No injuries were reported but a number of people suffered from shock.[44]
Israel carried out an airstrike aimed at a Gaza rocket squad, killing a Palestinian militant. Two other Israeli military operations in Gaza killed five more militants.[43]
June 16, 2008
A Grad-type rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck an Ashkelon cemetery leaving one person lightly to moderately wounded. Another rocket exploded inside the city. The victim suffered shrapnel wounds to his neck. Several other people suffered from shock and were treated by emergency medical staff at the scene. Gaza's Hamas rulers took responsibility for the strike.[45]
June 17, 2008
Israel carried out three airstrikes in Gaza against what the military described as "terrorist operatives." Six Palestinian militants were killed, according to medical officials in Gaza. On Tuesday night, militants launched up to 10 rockets at Israel. Several fell in open areas around the Israeli border town of Sderot, a military spokeswoman said.[46]
June 18, 2008
More than 40 rockets and mortar shells were launched from Gaza in a violent finale towards Sderot. Several hit the town, causing some damage [47]
June 19, 2008
Through Egyptian mediation Israel and Hamas agreed to a six month cease-fire on June 17th that went into effect on June 19, 2008 at 6:00 AM.[48][49]
June 20, 2008
Gilad Herman, an Israeli settler in the West Bank settlement of Yashif, unintentionally fires upon an Israeli when he launches a home-made rocket towards Palestinian West Bank. The rocket lands "meters away from a Breslov hassid who was praying in the area." No one is hurt.[50]
June 23, 2008
A single mortar shell was also fired from Gaza late Monday night and landed on the Israeli side of the border fence.[51][52] No organization claimed responsibility for the attack.[53]
June 24, 2008
Three Qassam rockets fired from Gaza on Tuesday struck the Israeli border town of Sderot and its environs, causing no serious injuries but constituting the first serious breach of a five-day-old truce between Israel and Hamas.
Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the attack and said it had been a response to an Israeli military raid in the West Bank city of Nablus at dawn on Tuesday, in which a senior Islamic Jihad operative Tareq Abu Ghali, 24 and another Palestinian university student Iyad Khanfar, 21 were killed. An Israeli Army spokesman said that Abu Ghali had been involved in terrorism and that he was "killed in an exchange of fire." The man killed with him was armed, the spokesman said.
The rocket attack occurred hours after Olmert met President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el Sheik to discuss the next steps in the tenuous Egyptian-mediated truce and the renewal of efforts to resolve the case of Gilad Shalit, an Israeli corporal held by Hamas in Gaza since June 25, 2006.
Israeli Defense Ministry decided that Israel would keep the Gaza border crossings closed Thursday, except for special humanitarian cases, in response to Tuesday's Qassam rocket attacks[55]
June 26, 2008
A rocket hit an open area of the industrial zone outside Sderot. There were no reports of injuries or damage, according to army sources. The Fatah-affiliated Aksa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack. In a text message sent to reporters, it said "the truce must include the West Bank and all sorts of aggression must stop."
On Thursday morning, Hamas accused Israel of violating the terms of the Gaza cease-fire a day after Israeli Defense Ministry decided that Israel would keep the Gaza border crossings closed Thursday, except for special humanitarian cases, in response to Tuesday's Qassam rocket attacks - "If the crossings remain closed, the truce will collapse", Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said Thursday morning.[56]
June 27, 2008
Early on Friday, two mortar shells were fired at Israel from the northern Gaza Strip. One landed near Kibbutz Kfar Aza in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council, and the second one hit an open area. There were no reports of injuries or damage in the latest violation of the fragile ceasefire.
Following yesterday's rocket attack by Aksa Martyrs Brigade a spokesman for the Hamas government, Taher al-Nunu, called Fatah's actions "unpatriotic". He said Hamas was considering the possibility of taking action against those perpetrating the attacks against Israel.
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh called Friday on Palestinian factions to adhere to the Gaza Strip lull agreement with Israel. "The factions and the people accepted the lull in order to secure two interests – an end to aggression and the lifting of the siege. Therefore, we hope that everyone honors this national agreement", he said following Friday prayers.[57]
June 28, 2008
Mortar shells were fired at the Karni crossing. No one claims responsibility for the attacks. Israel blocks all shipments into Gaza except fuel, in response to the rocket and mortar attacks.[58]
June 30, 2008
A rocket falls near the town of Mefalsim. Nobody claims responsibility for the attack. In response Israel once again closes the crossings that had previously been reopened on June 29, 2008.[59]

July

July 2, 2008
There were no rocket or mortar attacks so Israel reopens the four Gaza crossings on Wednesday July 2. Since a truce began June 19, Israel has closed the passages a total of six days in retaliation for rocket attacks.[60]
July 3, 2008
A rocket lands in an open area north of Sderot. A previously unknown organization calling itself the "Badr Forces" claims responsibility for the attack. In response Israel temporarily closes the crossings on July 4, 2008.[61]
July 7, 2008
A mortar shell is fired at Israel from Gaza on Monday and lands near the Karni crossing.[62]
July 8, 2008
After two mortar attacks from Gaza at the Sufa crossing, one fell just inside Gaza and the other at the crossing. Israel closed all the crossing. After an Egyptian request they reopened the crossings. Hours after the crossings opened at noon, militants fired another shell into Israel, causing no casualties or damage, the Israeli military said. Israel kept the crossings open. No Palestinian group immediately claimed responsibility.
In all, 15 rockets and mortars have been fired from Gaza since the truce took effect on June 19. Israel has responded automatically by snapping shut the crossings, which have been closed about half of the time. So far the truce has not eased conditions in Gaza because of the frequent closures.[62]
July 10, 2008
Two qassam rockets were fired at Israel, but caused no damage, after an unarmed Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades infiltrator was killed at the Kissufim crossing. An Israeli Army spokesman said they fired warning shots and when the man did not stop they killed him. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades vowed revenge and claimed responsibility for the rocket attack.
In the West Bank city of Nablus, Israeli troops continued for a fourth straight day a crackdown on institutions it links to the militant Hamas movement. On Wednesday July 10 they shot dead a Hamas member near the West Bank city of Jenin.[63]
July 12, 2008
A rocket lands in an open area in Sha'ar Hanegev regional council. Nobody claims responsibility for the attack.[64]
July 13, 2008
Two mortar shells are misfired and they land on the Gaza side of the border security fence in the Nahal Oz region. Nobody claims responsibility for the attack. Israel responds by only closing the Nahal Oz and Sufa crossings.[65]
July 15, 2008
A mortar hit is identified.[66]
July 25, 2008
A rocket misfires and lands in Gaza near the Kissufim crossing.[67]
July 29, 2008
Another rocket is launched from Gaza and mistakenly lands in Gaza.[68]
July 31, 2008
Again, a rocket misfires and lands in Gaza.[69]

August

August 1-31st
In the month of August 7 rockets and 12 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel.[70]

September

September 1-30th
The month of September represented a considerable lull in the number of rocket and mortar attacks. In this month, 3 rockets and 2 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel. They caused no injuries or deaths.[71]

October

October 11th
A single rocket was launched from Gaza into Israel resulting in no injuries or deaths.[72]

November

Between October 29th and November 6th 48 rockets and 21 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel.[73]
November 6-12th
Israel attacks a 250 meter tunnel going from Gaza and under its border, claiming the tunnel is designed to capture additional Israeli soldiers and hold them hostage. Six Gaza fighters are killed and four Israeli special forces wounded. Hamas responds by firing 30 Qassam rockets at Israel. The truce agreed to five months ago is starting to founder.[74] Between November 5th and November 12th, 22 rockets and 9 mortars were fired into Israel.[75]
November 12-19th
In this week 62 rockets and 26 mortars were fired from Gaza into Israel. The results of these attacks were that 16 people were wounded, 13 from shock and 3 from light wounds.[76]
November 21st
A rocket hit the Ashkelon industrial area.[77]
November 22-23rd
Four Qassam rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel over the weekend.[78]
November 24-25th
Two Qassam rockets landed in Israel.[79]
November 26-27th
Four Qassam rockets landed in the western Negev, one damaging a house on a kibbutz. [80]

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In a Reuters interview in January 2007, Mashal said: "As a Palestinian today I speak of a Palestinian and Arab demand for a state on 1967 borders. It is true that in reality there will be an entity or state called Israel on the rest of Palestinian land. This is a reality, but I won't deal with it in terms of recognising or admitting it." In the same interview, he declined to accept the Western demand for Hamas to recognise Israel, renounce violence against it and honour previous peace agreements.

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_DM_ zei:

Het was een bestand., dan is zelfs 1 raket teveel.

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Die grafiek die je daar geeft is heel wat anders dan hetgeen ik heb gezien:

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En Hamas is de controlerende macht in de Gaza-strook, zelfs als zij die raketten niet afvuren moeten ze er maar voor zorgen dat het ophoudt.

En wie zei dat ze niet zouden ophouden met geweld ?
Deze man:

Khaled Mashal

In a Reuters interview in January 2007, Mashal said: "As a Palestinian today I speak of a Palestinian and Arab demand for a state on 1967 borders. It is true that in reality there will be an entity or state called Israel on the rest of Palestinian land. This is a reality, but I won't deal with it in terms of recognising or admitting it." In the same interview, he declined to accept the Western demand for Hamas to recognise Israel, renounce violence against it and honour previous peace agreements.[quote[

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Van je wikipedia :

Politics
During the election campaign the organization stated in its election manifesto that it was prepared to use "armed resistance to end the occupation".[63]

he possibility of a ceasefire with Israel
Hamas omitted its call for the destruction of Israel from its election manifesto, calling instead for "the establishment of an independent state whose capital is Jerusalem."[38] On 8 February 2006, Hamas head Khaled Mashal speaking in Cairo had clarified that "Anyone who thinks Hamas will change is wrong", stating that Hamas would "possibly" agree to a ceasefire with Israel if it withdrew from the lands conquered in 1967. However, in remarks released on the same day he stated that Hamas would not impede other Palestinian groups from carrying out armed "resistance" against Israel.[67]
On 13 February 2006, in an interview in Russian newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta,[39] Mashal again held up the possibility of "a long-term truce with Israel" if Israel recognized the 1949 armistice lines, withdraw itself from all Palestinian territories (including the West Bank and East Jerusalem) and recognized Palestinian rights that would include the "right of return". He reaffirmed this stance in a 5 March 2008 interview with Al Jazeera English,[68] citing Hamas's signing of the 2005 Cairo Declaration and the National Reconciliation Document, and denied any rejectionist stance. Critics of this offer[who?] suggest that Israel would never accept the Palestinian refugees right of return, as it would create a demographic majority of Muslims in Israel, and thus cancel its Jewish nature. Hamas does not feel bound by the "Road Map to Peace" promoted by the Diplomatic Quartet, since in its view Israel is not abiding by it.[41] Hamas rejects the establishment of a "Palestinian entity [...] with no true sovereignty, whose principal duty is to maintain Israel's security."[68]
After coming to power, some Hamas leaders have announced that Hamas was giving up suicide attacks and "offered a 10-year truce [with Israel] in return for a complete Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian territories: the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem."[69][70][71] Hamas also declared a unilateral ceasefire with Israel which, after Israeli air strikes in response to Hamas smuggling weapons into Gaza, was formally renounced.[72]
According to Steven Erlanger of the New York Times, Hamas excludes the possibility of long-term reconciliation with Israel. "Since the Prophet Muhammad made a temporary hudna, or truce, with the Jews about 1,400 years ago, Hamas allows the idea. But no one in Hamas says he would make a peace treaty with Israel or permanently give up any part of Palestine.".[73] Mkhaimer Abusada, a political scientist at Al Azhar University explains that “They (Hamas) talk of hudna, not of peace or reconciliation with Israel. They believe over time they will be strong enough to liberate all historic Palestine.”[73]
On 21 April 2008, former U.S. President and 2002 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jimmy Carter met with Hamas Leader Khaled Meshal and reached an agreement that Hamas will respect the creation of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip areas seized by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967, provided this be ratified by the Palestinian people in a referendum. Carter had made several other requests, but these were turned down. Hamas later announced publicly an offer for a 10 year hudna or truce with Israel, should they decide to return to their 1967 borders and allow the return of all Palestinian refugees. Several nations originally rejected the plan, but Israel has yet to respond.[74][75]

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Feänor zei:

Wat vinden jullie eigenlijk dat Israël zou moeten doen?

EDIT: YouTube - Who Is Responsible For The Gaza Strip Conflict? (Deze kerel heeft nog wel meer interessante filmpjes)

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k995 zei:

Onzin het was tussen hamas en israel. Als hamas geen raketten lanceert houd het zich eraan. Als er dan 1 debiel is die op eigen houtje iets doet stel jij hamas verantwoordelijk?

Hamas heeft zelfs de andere groepen in gaza onder druk gezet om te stoppen met raketten afschieten.

Je kan trouwens net hetzelfde van israel zeggen: ze beloofde om de grens open te stellen, hebben dat nooit gedaan en dus zijn ze vanaf de eerste minuut al in overtreding van het bestand geweest.



Bron van die grafiek gezien?

Ik vertrouw iets meer de israelische regering dan wikipedia.

En Hamas is de controlerende macht in de Gaza-strook, zelfs als zij die raketten niet afvuren moeten ze er maar voor zorgen dat het ophoudt.

En wie zei dat ze niet zouden ophouden met geweld ?
Deze man:

Khaled Mashal


Van je wikipedia :

Politics
During the election campaign the organization stated in its election manifesto that it was prepared to use "armed resistance to end the occupation".[63]

he possibility of a ceasefire with Israel
Hamas omitted its call for the destruction of Israel from its election manifesto, calling instead for "the establishment of an independent state whose capital is Jerusalem."[38] On 8 February 2006, Hamas head Khaled Mashal speaking in Cairo had clarified that "Anyone who thinks Hamas will change is wrong", stating that Hamas would "possibly" agree to a ceasefire with Israel if it withdrew from the lands conquered in 1967. However, in remarks released on the same day he stated that Hamas would not impede other Palestinian groups from carrying out armed "resistance" against Israel.[67]
On 13 February 2006, in an interview in Russian newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta,[39] Mashal again held up the possibility of "a long-term truce with Israel" if Israel recognized the 1949 armistice lines, withdraw itself from all Palestinian territories (including the West Bank and East Jerusalem) and recognized Palestinian rights that would include the "right of return". He reaffirmed this stance in a 5 March 2008 interview with Al Jazeera English,[68] citing Hamas's signing of the 2005 Cairo Declaration and the National Reconciliation Document, and denied any rejectionist stance. Critics of this offer[who?] suggest that Israel would never accept the Palestinian refugees right of return, as it would create a demographic majority of Muslims in Israel, and thus cancel its Jewish nature. Hamas does not feel bound by the "Road Map to Peace" promoted by the Diplomatic Quartet, since in its view Israel is not abiding by it.[41] Hamas rejects the establishment of a "Palestinian entity [...] with no true sovereignty, whose principal duty is to maintain Israel's security."[68]
After coming to power, some Hamas leaders have announced that Hamas was giving up suicide attacks and "offered a 10-year truce [with Israel] in return for a complete Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian territories: the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem."[69][70][71] Hamas also declared a unilateral ceasefire with Israel which, after Israeli air strikes in response to Hamas smuggling weapons into Gaza, was formally renounced.[72]
According to Steven Erlanger of the New York Times, Hamas excludes the possibility of long-term reconciliation with Israel. "Since the Prophet Muhammad made a temporary hudna, or truce, with the Jews about 1,400 years ago, Hamas allows the idea. But no one in Hamas says he would make a peace treaty with Israel or permanently give up any part of Palestine.".[73] Mkhaimer Abusada, a political scientist at Al Azhar University explains that “They (Hamas) talk of hudna, not of peace or reconciliation with Israel. They believe over time they will be strong enough to liberate all historic Palestine.”[73]
On 21 April 2008, former U.S. President and 2002 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jimmy Carter met with Hamas Leader Khaled Meshal and reached an agreement that Hamas will respect the creation of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip areas seized by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967, provided this be ratified by the Palestinian people in a referendum. Carter had made several other requests, but these were turned down. Hamas later announced publicly an offer for a 10 year hudna or truce with Israel, should they decide to return to their 1967 borders and allow the return of all Palestinian refugees. Several nations originally rejected the plan, but Israel has yet to respond.[74][75]

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_DM_ zei:

Waarom zou Israël daar op in moeten gaan ?
Hamas erkent hen nog altijd niet, ze mogen dan wel de vernietiging van Israël uit hun verkiezingsmanifest hebben gehaald, maar het staat nog altijd in hun charter.
Hudna betekent wapenstilstand, niet vrede. Hamas is er van overtuigd dat zij ooit sterk genoeg zullen zijn om Israël te verslaan.

Je zegt daar niks dat mij van gedacht doet veranderen over Hamas hoor.

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Die cijfers uit wikipedia komen overigens vooral van Israelische, Europese en Amerikaanse bronnen, waaronder de Israelische overheid, hetzelfde dus als die grafiek.

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De radicaal-islamitische beweging Hamas verwerpt een permanent staakt-het-vuren met Israël. Dat zegt de tweede man van het politieke bureau van Hamas, Moussa Abu Marzouk. "Zolang er sprake is van een Israëlische bezetting, zal er verzet zijn."

Abu Marzouk zegt dat Hamas voorstellen voor een bestand ontvangen heeft van Frankrijk, Turkije, Syrië en Egypte. "Hamas houdt vast aan zijn eerder genoemde eisen", zegt Abu Amrzouk, "een onmiddellijk einde aan het Israëlische offensief, terugtrekking van het Israëlische leger uit Gaza en opening van de grensovergangen".

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Solid Q zei:

Een op drie doden Gaza is kind - Buitenland - Telegraaf.nl [24 uur actueel, ook mobiel] [buitenland]

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Doom Dragon zei:

Ik vind dat de media toch maar subjectief is, en niet een objectieve mening toont van de oorlog.
Als ze al beelen tonen, dan zijn het kinderen die wenen of gewond zijn.
En dat allemaal in de gaza zelf.
maar slachtoffers tonen van de vele honderden raket aanvallen op niet-militaire doelen door de Hamas, dat tonen ze niet.

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Conradus zei:

Wat bedoelen ze met kind? De helft van de bevolking van Gaza is -18 j lees ik net in De Standaard. En dus een 'kind'.

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SynQ zei:

Israël moet gewoon doorgaan tot er geen enkele hamas zeiker nog rondloopt. De grote meerderheid van de gewone burgers daar kiezen er bewust voor om in hun huis te blijven, vele van hen steunen hamas zelfs. Dan moette achteraf ni komen blèten da ge een bom op uwe kop gesmeten krijgt.

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SynQ zei:

Hamas (net zoals elke andere terreurgroepering) houden zich schuil achter gewone burgers. Dat is gewoon eigen aan terroristen en zal nooit veranderen. Men ligt altijd te blèten over de burgerslachtoffers, maar volgens mij heb ik nooit ne oorlog geweten waar er geen burgerslachtoffers vallen. Die burgerslachtoffers zijn allemaal voor de rekening van hamas. Ze gebruiken de mensen waar ze zogezegd voor vechten als een menselijk schild omdat ze anders ni kunnen winnen. Da zal altijd de stijl zijn van terroristen om proberen te winnen en de vijand op de knieën te krijgen.

Israël moet gewoon doorgaan tot er geen enkele hamas zeiker nog rondloopt. De grote meerderheid van de gewone burgers daar kiezen er bewust voor om in hun huis te blijven, vele van hen steunen hamas zelfs. Dan moette achteraf ni komen blèten da ge een bom op uwe kop gesmeten krijgt.

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gentille zei:

Op de beelden heb ik eerlijk gezegd nog weinig 16-17-18 jarigen gezien. Meestal zijn het wel nog kleinere kinderen.

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puni zei:

Als uw theorie klopt, moet ge eigenlijk gewoon alle Palestijnen tegen de muur zetten en de kogel geven. Want door zaken zoals wat nu gebeurt, kweekt Israël enkel meer haat en meer aanhang bij Hamas.

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SynQ zei:

En zo blijven we dan bezig eh. Naar de pijpen dansen van een hoop terroristjes die ne oorlog voeren op de meest smerige manier die er bestaat. Met als uitkomst dat de goei het altijd gedaan hebben, want er vallen ocharme burgerslachtoffers! Als der ergens een kind dood is, zal het wel ne hamas strijder zijn die er als eerste staat met zijne camera om de wereld te laten zien van "HIERE ZE, zie is wa die smerige israëlis onze mensen aandoen!" Terwijl het dan nog goe kan zijn da dien terrorist da kind express opt straat heeft gezet in de hoop da het wordt geraakt en hij da kan laten zien aan de wereld. DA zijn terroristen mijn vredelievende vrienden.

Da de westerse wereld daar nog altijd intrapt, da kan ik ni begrijpen. Die terroristen buitte gewoon gans het rechtssysteem van de westerse wereld uit. Ik word daar echt agressief van als ik da afzien hoe die debielen altijd winnen. Sukkelaars die niks hebben, behalve een grot en 5 wijven waar ze 15 terroristjes meer van krijgen, die een gans leger platleggen door hun smerige manier van oorlog voeren. Wij zijn begaan met andere mensen, burgers, etc... T wordt is tijd om in te zien dat terroristen dat niet zijn en ge de oorlog met terrorisme NOOIT zult winnen gelijk da we nu doen; door na elke maand te beginnen blèten over het menselijk leed. Khem altijd al geweten dat Europeanen softies zijn, maar tword erger met den dag. Binnenkort zitten we met BB guns in den oorlog eh mannekes. Als er dan is ne burger wordt geraakt, dan is em zeker ni dood eh!

Ze zitten daar al jaren te klooten met die smeerlappekes die op smerige manieren int geniep israël aanvallen, uiteindelijk heeft Israël het altijd gedaan, want vanaf ze nog maar een geweer oprapen staan de debiele activisten er al te zwaaien met hun vlaggeskes en Israël te verdoemenis in te wensen, enkel en alleen omdat ze zichzelf verdedigen en de wereld een terrorist minder willen geven. Hetgeen die activisten daar in mijn ogen doen is simpelweg die terroristen steunen en sterken.

Israël moet gewoon de mensen die daar willen vertrekken deporteren, maar da zullen er niveel zijn denk want de meeste mensen daar willen uit eigen wil niet vertrekken. Als die ouders daar graag het risico nemen om met hun kinderen in een oorlogsgebied te blijven, da zegt dan genoeg over hen en dan moeten ze ni komen blèten da er bommen op hunne kop vallen. Andere mensen gaan haten omdat ze terroristen bestrijden zegt meer over hen dan over de andere. Btw: Volgens mij, als ik mij goed herinner, had Israël op voorhand een paar dagen tijd gegeven om de gaza te verlaten als je dat wou, dus ik zie het probleem niet meer met burgerslachtoffers.

Ze moeten gewoon kei hard doorgaan nu tot er geen enkele hamas debiel meer rondloopt. EINDELIJK is een sein geven aan de terroristen-wereld dat men niet meer achteruit gaat voor hun smerige tactiekjes. 'T spelleke heeft langk genoeg geduurd denk.

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