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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous
no, he means what he said. what a small group of terrorists and militia men do to arm themselves is irrelevant to how a million and a half people are supposed to get food, water and supplies. Israel will see, Tel Aviv will be swamped with sewage as the Palestinians haven't been able to properly treat their waste water, because it takes 14 consecutive days for the treatment facilities to complete the task, and they haven't had 14 days with a black out in 3 years because of fuel shortages directly caused by the blockade.. so the raw sewage of a million people is dumped into the Mediterranean every day..
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i dont know what this revenge by caca means, but here's the irony:
hamas has the wherewithal to smuggle missiles, weapons, and the such-- but no flour?
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Originally Posted by Moshe
million and a half people who voted for a small groups of terrorist that offers to destroy Israel. I'm not happy about this situation but the Palestinians should be accountable for the actions. They asked to be free, now they should learn how to deal with it.
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well, to be fair (i do not want to be one-sided), they aren't exactly "free" as israel controls (more or less) the borders, the sea, the airspace, the population registry, etc. so it's not exactly "freedom".
but if you could please clarify the border situation, i'd appreciate it. who controls what, at this point?
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now, to compare the both: before the attacks, israel sent cellphone warnings to civilians to move away from houses that served as weapons storages-- hamas would never extend the same "courtesy" to israeli civilians as it merrily shoots its missiles.