Reply With QuoteMaybe it is not the time to go in, but it is time to bomb the shyt out of it.Originally Posted by Climber
The IDF is reporting they just halted an insurgent infiltration on the border with Egypt after an exchange of gun fire from both sides.
Maybe it is not the time to go in, but it is time to bomb the shyt out of it.
But we are not another country. We already had this thing going one, and we all know that it takes time.
And I know, I am living in Argentina, its easy for me.
Not sure, at least not now.
Any casualties?
Nothing that the IDF is confirming yet, this only just happened and came from the main IDF twitter account.
Just some stupid smugglers, not terrorists...
Israel should not accept this situation to establish as a routine. People can not live like this, running to the shelters because 4-5 rockets are fired each day that … Normal life can not resume. Children can not go to school…
Well, its the way it is. After Cast Lead there were some peaceful time, but we have this again. There is not going to change because we aren't going to occupy A'za again aren't we?
No. But a false cease-fire is not sustainable. Either there is a cease-fire, either there's not.
Israel: Fire UN official over false Gaza photo
By HERB KEINON
03/16/2012 01:59
Prossor calls for dismissal of OCHA official who posted photo of bloodied Palestinian girl during latest escalation.
Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor called Wednesday for the dismissal of a UN official who earlier this week tweeted a picture of a Palestinian child covered in blood and falsely claimed she was killed by an IDF strike.
Kuhlood Badawi, an information and media coordinator for OCHA, the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, posted a link to the picture of a young girl covered in blood being carried by her father, along with the tweet: “Palestine is bleeding. Another child killed by #Israel... Another father carrying his child to a Grave in #Gaza.”
The picture, it emerged, was published in 2006 by ******* and was of a Palestinian girl who died in an accident unrelated to Israel.
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An OCHA spokeswoman in Jerusalem said she was not authorized to comment on the incident, and suggested calling the office in New York. The spokeswoman there said she was unaware of Prosor’s letter, but would look into it. By press time, no further response was forthcoming.
http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPol...aspx?id=262098
Which city will the fourth incoming Iron Dome battery cover?
This information has not yet been published, but I assume and hope it will cover both Sderot and Netivot.
It makes sense to want to protect two small cities with one battery. A kind of killing two birds with one stone.
Yes, I hope it is possible.
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