"Dad, I'm Dying" -israeli pigs use boy to practice shooting

[جوري]

Is it also conspiracy even when quoted by your own news sources?... hilarious..

 

[Keltoi]

Is it also conspiracy even when quoted by your own news sources?... hilarious..

One article about one incident is hardly an explanation for the thousands upon thousands of Iraqi civilians, including a large number of women and children, killed by the so-called "resistance" in Iraq. That is why it is a deflection, which you well know.

 

[جوري]

One article about one incident is hardly an explanation for the thousands upon thousands of Iraqi civilians, including a large number of women and children, killed by the so-called "resistance" in Iraq. That is why it is a deflection, which you well know.

It isn't a one incident or a one article, ironically if you can't deem it propaganda you'll orphan it.. it was the first on the laundry list-- but as previously mentioned you're an average joe who draws satisfaction out of simplistic conclusions and then expect the world to jump on the same turnip truck.
isn't it amusing at all that all such incidents instigated or local seem to really flourish under American invasion? who is deflecting?

 

[alcurad]

Keltoi, plunge a country in war, besiege it for over a decade, disband the army and government and see what happens.

 

[Azy]

We muslims will never fight against children or women or any civilians.

Kafirs might behave like this, not we.

We don't have Muslim scholars condoning the murder or women/children/elderly with illegal chemicals and it is against Islamic warfare ethics.

Whether Muslim scholars condone it or not it doesn't change the fact that it happens, perhaps not chemical warfare but women and children die.
When Hamas fires an unguided rpg at a town in Israel, it is targetting civilians.

 

[جوري]

Whether Muslim scholars condone it or not it doesn't change the fact that it happens, perhaps not chemical warfare but women and children die.
When Hamas fires an unguided rpg at a town in Israel, it is targetting civilians.

Do you live in a parallel universe than the rest of us? It is as if you were globally compromised... which is a wonder to me why you engage in any topic at all, seems even grade school curriculum is a challenge for you.

please do us all a favor and read more than you write, there is no point in proving to everyone the obvious about you!

 

[Muezzin]

People. Topic. Please.

As deplorable as the actual topic is.

 

[Keltoi]

Keltoi, plunge a country in war, besiege it for over a decade, disband the army and government and see what happens.

I understand very well what happens, but again, this is another deflection from the moral issue we were addressing. When one states Muslims do not kill women and children...well, we all know that self-described Muslims have been killing women and children for quite some time. You can point to the break down of society, which I would agree, or you can point to a conspiracy. Either way the reality of Muslims killing innocents cannot be kicked under the carpet. Especially when it is intentional and blatant as suicide attacks are.

 

[Azy]

Do you live in a parallel universe than the rest of us? It is as if you were globally compromised... which is a wonder to me why you engage in any topic at all, seems even grade school curriculum is a challenge for you.

please do us all a favor and read more than you write, there is no point in proving to everyone the obvious about you!

Again you manage to speak without actually saying anything. What is it, specifically, you find disagreeable in my post?

Back on the topic, as a few people said this sounds very much like a propaganda piece. There are a couple of things which seem a little bit odd.

Child: "Mom, let's have our breakfast out in the garden. I'm tired of staying in this room"
Mom: "Are you feeling ok? We're in the middle of a ******* war zone"

Also a couple of trained soldiers, in a warzone, basically camping out and bringing as much attention to themselves as they can for a whole hour while fighting a guerilla force on their own turf.

Given the circumstances I'm not sure that IslamOnline jouralism is the most impartial.

 

[sister herb]

Topic is that zionists murdered unarmed civilians. The civiliazed world can't deny it.

It is simply war crime and I am deeply sorry for those whose try to deny that also Palestinians wouldn´t have humans whose have same right for humanity than all of us!

Thank you Muezzin for reminding what is real topic here.

 

[جوري]

Again you manage to speak without actually saying anything. What is it, specifically, you find disagreeable in my post?

I find that an exceptional assessment of yourself.

Back on the topic, as a few people said this sounds very much like a propaganda piece. There are a couple of things which seem a little bit odd.

Really like what, the video with several children with bullets riddled across their chest was in the lines of an anime?

Child: "Mom, let's have our breakfast out in the garden. I'm tired of staying in this room"
Mom: "Are you feeling ok? We're in the middle of a ******* war zone"

Your self dreamt fantasies are indeed alot more convincing than seeing the colonial settler cockroach state fire at everything including U.N convoys -- sold to the nearest gullible turd.. that would be on a zionist forum so how about you take leave there?

Also a couple of trained soldiers, in a warzone, basically camping out and bringing as much attention to themselves as they can for a whole hour while fighting a guerilla force on their own turf.

Maybe the video again will refresh your memory if your clozapine won't?

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWXx2VYoqbU[/MEDIA]
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BETTER?
HOW ABOUT THIS

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW1-_JmXQt0[/MEDIA]

This lady and her family are hamas?

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Given the circumstances I'm not sure that IslamOnline jouralism is the most impartial.

Apparently neither is time, or BBC, or skyTV or Aljazeera, any source that doesn't agree with you isn't partial..

do us all a favor and buzz off.. I am running on zero tolerance~!

 

[Azy]

Really like what, the video with several children with bullets riddled across their chest was in the lines of an anime?

That says nothing about the circumstances except that they are now dead. What evidence is there that the scenario was played out as suggested?

Your self dreamt fantasies are indeed alot more convincing than seeing the colonial settler cockroach state fire at everything including U.N convoys -- sold to the nearest gullible turd.. that would be on a zionist forum so how about you take leave there?

During a military conflict taking place in the streets of your city would you lead your family outside to eat breakfast?

Maybe the video again will refresh your memory if your clozapine won't?

Maybe if you posted something that had relevance to the specific article in question.
I'm sure you've also seen the videos of Hamas taking children as shields and firing from UN positions, as well as the reports of gun battles with Fatah inside a hospital.

 

[MO783]

too sad

imsad

 

[S1aveofA11ah]

The whole world knows whats going on in Palestine and what went on. There is no need to now start up side issues about whos reporting what and what not.

 

[Najm]

AsSalamOAlaikum WaRehmatuAllah WaBarkatuhu


New evidence of Gaza child deaths



Christian Fraser
BBC News, Gaza

Four-year-old Samar Abed Rabbu is a little girl with a captivating smile to melt the heart of the most hardened correspondent.

Samer's two sisters did not survive the attack

When we first came across her in the hospital in the Egyptian town of El-Arish, just over the border from Gaza, she was playing with an inflated surgical glove beneath the covers.
The doctors had puffed air into the glove, trying to distract her from the further pain they had to inflict inserting a drip.
Samar had been shot in the back at close range. The bullet damaged her spine, and she is unlikely to walk again.
At her bedside, her uncle Hassan told us the family had been ordered out of their home by Israeli soldiers who were shelling the neighbourhood.
A tank had parked in front of the house, where around 30 people were taking shelter.
The women and children - mother, grandmother and three little girls - came out waving a white flag and then, he said, an Israeli soldier came out of the tank and opened fire on the terrified procession.
Samar's two sisters, aged seven and two, were shot dead. The grandmother was hit in the arm and in the side, but has survived.

Young victims

One of the most alarming features of the conflict in Gaza is the number of child casualties. More than 400 were killed. Many had shrapnel or blast injuries sustained as the Israeli army battled Hamas militants in Gaza's densely populated civilian areas.
But the head of neurosurgery at the El-Arish hospital, Dr Ahmed Yahia, told me that brain scans made it clear that a number of the child victims had been shot at close range.
Samar's uncle said the soldier who had shot his niece was just 15m (49ft) away. ''How could they not see they were shooting at children?'' he asked.
When we finally got into Gaza, we tried to investigate further.
Finding a house, even with an address, in a neighbourhood that has been bombed into oblivion, where all landmarks have been obliterated and even the locals cannot find their bearings, is not easy.
But we eventually met a man who knew Samar's family and took us to the family house, or what was left of it.
The four-storey building has been concertinaed to the ground.
Father's agony
Khalid Abed Rabbu wears on his face all the pain of Israel's bloody three-week campaign in Gaza. In his hand he carried the teddy bear that had belonged to his daughter, Samar's six-year-old sister.
Its head had been blown off, apparently in the same burst of gunfire that had cut his daughter in half.
He described the events of that night almost identically to his brother. There were minor discrepancies, but he too believes his daughters were shot in cold blood.
"There were soldiers leaning against the tank eating crisps," he said. "But then one of them jumped down and walked towards the house with an M16 automatic rifle."
He showed me a photo of his eldest daughter under shrouds in the mortuary.
"What has my family done to Israel," he cried. "What has Samar done to deserve all this pain?"
We have put the family's allegations to the Israelis. So far they have told us that they can not comment on specific cases.
Their spokesman said they had made every effort to limit civilian casualties but were fighting a terrorist organisation that often uses the civilian population as cover.

Troubled neighbourhood


The Israelis say is evidence that on many occasions when civilians were killed their troops had been responding to incoming fire.
There are reports of the neighbourhood where the family lived, known as Ezbat Abed Rabbu, had been used by militant fighters in the past. During an incursion in the spring of 2008 the Israelis took over Khalid's house for two days.
But Khalid insists he is not Hamas, he is not a fighter. He said he worked for the Palestinian Authority and is a member of Fatah, Hamas's political rivals.

"There were no fighters here," he added, picking up crisp bags printed with Hebrew lettering that the soldiers seemed to have left behind. "Do you think soldiers eat crisps sitting on their tanks when there is incoming fire?"

Samar's father and her uncle have not spoken to each other since she left Gaza for treatment in Egypt, yet in separate interviews they told us the three girls were outside the house, in plain view, when they were shot.
We toured the part of Jabaliya where the Abed Rabbus lived. In an area that must cover at least a square mile, there are no houses left - no mosques, no factories and no orchards. The entire neighbourhood has been devastated.


It may be true that fighters were hiding in the alleys of Jabaliya. It is possible that rockets were being fired from here towards Israel.
But for the people who lived here, this is a story of wanton destruction. The world must now decide whether the Israeli action here was justified under the rules of war.



http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/7843307.stm


FiAmaaniAllah

 

[Noora_z3]

Four-year-old Samar Abed Rabbu is a little girl with a captivating smile to melt the heart of the most hardened correspondent.[/COLOR]

Samer's two sisters did not survive the attack

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This is OUTRAGEOUSE!!

 

[Tony]

Im currently ina kids ward at bri listening to children crying in pain.to think of the sons of pig abusers of israel shootng infants makes me sick,they should be killed and so help me Allah I want to do it

 

[جوري]

That says nothing about the circumstances except that they are now dead. What evidence is there that the scenario was played out as suggested?

Do you have intact senses or does seeing, and reading the same issues as the rest of the world translate in your mind to something askew and later hurled in the same tautological fashion we've come to expect from you with every thread?-- I sometimes wonder why you choose to humiliate yourself post after post. Did you not get enough positive reinforcement as a child? or are you incapable of letting go of your cognitive conservatism?

During a military conflict taking place in the streets of your city would you lead your family outside to eat breakfast?

Does it matter? as it seems, even staying at home one isn't safe.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW1-_JmXQt0[/media]

does the BBC describe 'scenario' in terms you can believe with this one, or is it too played out in a suggestive fashion? must we also yield to your tautological approach as it seems simply sitting for a new briefing alludes you?
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Maybe if you posted something that had relevance to the specific article in question.

lol.. coming from you, is rather refreshing!

I'm sure you've also seen the videos of Hamas taking children as shields and firing from UN positions, as well as the reports of gun battles with Fatah inside a hospital.

I leave the 'scenario playing out as suggested' to professional chumps such as your person since the 'believability' of an event is more emotionally based rather than on facts!

all the best

 

[bibleblevr]

shouldn't we be praying for the souls of those evil solders. the father has to deal with grief but those soldiers must be most strongly griped by evil If they are so far from God's will they must be very miserable.

"pray for those who hurt you and do good to them that curse you"

 

[جوري]

not to worry, have your prayers, your support and your tax money!