Israel - Hamas conflict.

[seankane]

israel broke the most recent, most effective cease fire, and they admitted that no hamas rockets were fired during the cease fire.

what's your source?

how did israel break the ceasefire? thats more than a couple rockets fired into israel in november/december?

i know they INITIALLY broke the ceasfire over the summer, but in my opinion thatwas a justified response to palestinian action. i'm talking about recent events.

and i don't think it matters how many people were killed, israelis in range of the rockets from gaza were living in terror knowing that a rocket could hit their homes at any time. imagine how we as americans would feel of mexico killed 13 citizens firing rockets into texas. i'd be pretty pissed.

edit: someone explain islam to me, i dont get it. i keep hearing islam is a religion of peace, but all i see is violent, radical muslims. islam today is what christianity was during the crusades. muslims feel like the world is theirs for the taking and they'll kill anyone that gets in their way. i know this doesn't apply to the majority of muslims, but the peaceful muslims are doing nothing to stop the radical ones. the middle east is a collection of theocratic states, many of which support terrorism, even our supposed "friends" in saudi arabia.

so in my opinion, israel is well within their rights to bomb the fuck out of hamas leadership until they are destroyed and fatah is given power again in the area. at least then there is a hope for peace. if civilians die in the process it is a shame, but it needs to happen.

 

[CodyChirichiello]

my bad danny, i should have reread what i wrote. i didnt just mean rockets. i meant attacks in general, the hamas have killed and wounded hundreds. either way, since the beginning of 2008 they have launched over 1,500 rockets and over 1,500 mortar bombs into israel. if mexico or canada was doing that to us, i would be pretty frustrated.