Billo_Really
Litre of the Band
It's not "unfounded allegations". In 2008, there was a 4 month ceasefire that was broken when Israel launched a commando raid inside Gaza to kill some more government officials.Duly noted that the ONLY one to voice support for these egregious insults to ADD and MR individuals is the Nazi-sucking sherrithing.......anyone who opposed the Nazi murder programs against 'untermenschen' would not find those bold comments offensive.
As to the 'proof' - simply repeating unfounded allegations does not constitute 'proof' by even the most liberal of interpretations.
Even after that, Hamas offered to re-instate the ceasefire, but Israel refused.the self-defense claim propagated by Israeli and U.S. politicians since the initiation of Operation Cast Lead is inconsistent with both the facts and the law. Within weeks of entering into the Egyptian-brokered ceasefire agreement, Hamas rocket fire had come to a halt. According to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the ceasefire was so successful that it brought “normal life and “calm” back to Israeli towns near Gaza. In an article posted on July 27, 2008, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs even lauds Hamas, stating:
Publicly, Hamas leaders have stated time and again that the lull is a Palestinian national interest. On several occasions, Hamas members have arrested Fatah operatives who were involved in firing at Israel and confiscated their arms.
Calm prevailed for four months until Israeli forces broke the ceasefire agreement on November 4, 2008. While the world’s gaze turned to one of the U.S.’s most historic elections that day, Israel launched an armed incursion into Gaza, accompanied by aerial bombing, killing six Hamas members and catapulting the region into a renewed wave of violent hostilities. Hamas rocket fire immediately followed the Israeli attack. Two weeks later Israel’s largest circulation paper quoted Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak admitting that “the recent waves of rocket attacks are a result of our operations, which have resulted in the killing of twenty Hamas gunmen.” Barak’s admission, consistent with the fact that Israel broke the ceasefire, makes Israel’s self-defense claim baseless.
Israel doesn't want peace. They think they can solve all their problems by having the biggest stick and using it as much as possible.Hamas offered to reinstate and extend the ceasefire a month later on December 23, 2008. Israel refused, ducking the chance to reach a diplomatic agreement that would have again ended rocket fire and brought the security desired by Israel. Instead, Israel chose massive escalation and four days later launched a gruesome aerial offensive against Gaza.
Now, prove that's unfounded!
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