The Palestine thread

[muppet]

There is news breaking that 3 bodies have been found in Hebron, and the Israeli cabinet are to hold an emergency meeting.

Im sure the response will be measured and proportionate

I'm sure they will hit Gaza hard as they have been blaming Hamas from day 1. Yesterday they hit Gaza with an airstrike killing a Hamas resistance fighter and wounding several others.

Hebron will also suffer, and so will other area's throughout the West Bank.

Whatever they do, they will get away with it no matter how many are killed in revenge. The US will see to that, and so will a weak EU.

Sadly Dixoe there is no doubt you are correct.

But the idiots who kidnapped and killed these kids are no heroes, to mind my they are traitors to their own people.

[give her dixie]

There is news breaking that 3 bodies have been found in Hebron, and the Israeli cabinet are to hold an emergency meeting.

Im sure the response will be measured and proportionate

I'm sure they will hit Gaza hard as they have been blaming Hamas from day 1. Yesterday they hit Gaza with an airstrike killing a Hamas resistance fighter and wounding several others.

Hebron will also suffer, and so will other area's throughout the West Bank.

Whatever they do, they will get away with it no matter how many are killed in revenge. The US will see to that, and so will a weak EU.

Sadly Dixoe there is no doubt you are correct.

But the idiots who kidnapped and killed these kids are no heroes, to mind my they are traitors to their own people.

It now transpires that they were never kidnapped, and were shot shortly after going missing.

Rumors have been flying around for a couple of weeks that a gunshot was heard from a call made by one of them shortly after they went missing. Today, several people who were dealing with the phone call were fired.

The Gov had a full media blackout on the call, and reporting on it. So, in effect, they have known all along that there was a possibility that they were dead but they continued to go house to house ransacking them in order to supposedly look for them.

Apparently the bodies have been found in a field close to where they went missing by a volunteer search group.

All hell will break looses as Israel use these murders to further expand the settlements, impose drastic measures on those living in the occupied West Bank, isolate Hamas there as well, and for good measure, a full on assault on Gaza in the coming hours and days.

[seafoid]

Netanyahu said yesterday that the Middle East is too dangerous to allow the Palestinians sovereignty.
So it's apartheid for the foreseeable. Hard to square that with Jewish values. Maybe someone can try it.

[Mike Sheehy]

There is news breaking that 3 bodies have been found in Hebron, and the Israeli cabinet are to hold an emergency meeting.

Im sure the response will be measured and proportionate

I'm sure they will hit Gaza hard as they have been blaming Hamas from day 1. Yesterday they hit Gaza with an airstrike killing a Hamas resistance fighter and wounding several others.

Hebron will also suffer, and so will other area's throughout the West Bank.

Whatever they do, they will get away with it no matter how many are killed in revenge. The US will see to that, and so will a weak EU.

Sadly Dixoe there is no doubt you are correct.

But the idiots who kidnapped and killed these kids are no heroes, to mind my they are traitors to their own people.

It now transpires that they were never kidnapped, and were shot shortly after going missing.

Rumors have been flying around for a couple of weeks that a gunshot was heard from a call made by one of them shortly after they went missing. Today, several people who were dealing with the phone call were fired.

The Gov had a full media blackout on the call, and reporting on it. So, in effect, they have known all along that there was a possibility that they were dead but they continued to go house to house ransacking them in order to supposedly look for them.

Apparently the bodies have been found in a field close to where they went missing by a volunteer search group.

All hell will break looses as Israel use these murders to further expand the settlements, impose drastic measures on those living in the occupied West Bank, isolate Hamas there as well, and for good measure, a full on assault on Gaza in the coming hours and days.

3 teenagers are dead and all we get from you is talk about rumours, completely unfounded speculation about  the Israeli govt did or did not know and more speculation about what their response will be. Why don't you shut up until the full facts are known you cretin.

[Mike Sheehy]

Netanyahu said yesterday that the Middle East is too dangerous to allow the Palestinians sovereignty.
So it's apartheid for the foreseeable. Hard to square that with Jewish values. Maybe someone can try it.

Maybe you should ask your mates in IPSC. RN is sure to know.

[seafoid]

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.602189

President Shimon Peres releases a press release, saying, "The entire nation is bowing its head with unbearable sorrow this evening. Over the past 18 days the nation prayed as one that the fate of our wonderful teenagers would be that they are found alive and well. Now that the bitter news has come, the entire Israeli nation mourns the premature death of our finest youth... Alongside deep sorrow, we will remain resolute to punish the atrocious terrorists. Our war on terrorism will only intensify and will not waver so that this murderous terrorism won't dare to rear its head."

Shas chairman MK Aryeh Deri: "Naftali, Gilad, and Eyal, may God avenge their blood. All the nation of Israel is mourning tonight with the three bereaved families who showed us in the last two weeks what Jewish faith and strength are."

8:51 P.M. Economy Minister Naftali Bennett responds to the news, saying, "The murder of children is unforgivable. Our hearts are with the families right now. Now is the time for actions; not talk." (Barak Ravid)

8:40 P.M. Housing and Construction Minister Uri Ariel responds to news, saying, "In a war, as in war, one must strike at terrorists mercilessly on the one hand and respond with an appropriate Zionist response on the other." (Barak Ravid)


I wonder how many people they'll kill pour encourager les autres. It'll have to be many multiples of three.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice

How about taking the settlers back home ?

[Mike Sheehy]

I wonder how many people they'll kill pour encourager les autres. It'll have to be many multiples of three.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice

How about taking the settlers back home ?

So you are advocating an SS style extermination of the settlers ?

[Mike Sheehy]

I wonder how many people they'll kill pour encourager les autres. It'll have to be many multiples of three.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice

How about taking the settlers back home ?

So you are advocating an SS style extermination of the settlers ?

Nothing shuts Seafoid up quicker than calling him out his ambiguous statements. He never likes to explain himself.

I see you are talking to all and sundry over on mondoweiss about the Sunnis in Iraq yet you won't answer the simplest of questions here on gaaboard.com.

[give her dixie]

Netanyahu on murders of three Israeli teens: Hamas is responsible and Hamas will pay.

Calling the murderers of the three kidnapped teenagers "beasts," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday evening that "Hamas is responsible, and Hamas will pay."

Netanyahu said in a statement: "In great agony, we found three dead bodies  this evening, and all signs are that these are the dead bodies of our three kidnapped youths – Eyal, Gilad and Naftali.

"They were kidnapped and murdered in cold blood by beasts," he continued. "In the name of the entire people of Israel, I wish to say to the dear families – the mothers, the fathers, the grandmothers and grandfathers, the sisters and brothers – that our hearts bleed, the whole nation cries with you. We will bring the boys for burial in Israel. Vengeance for the blood of a small child, Satan has not yet created. Neither has vengeance for the blood of 3 pure youths who were on their way home to see their parents – who will not see them again. Hamas is responsible, and Hamas will pay. May the memories of the three boys be blessed."

President Shimon Peres said Israel's retribution would be harsh.

"The whole nation blows its head this evening with a grief too heavy to bear," Peres said in a statement. "These 18 days the nation has prayed in one voice that our wonderful boys would be found alive and well. Now, upon receiving the bitter news, the people of Israel mourn the untimely deaths of the best of our young. Alongside this heavy sorrow, we are determined to punish the wicked terrorists with a strong hand. Our war against terror will get stronger, it will not weaken, so that this murderous terror will not dare raise its head."

Opposition leader MK Isaac Herzog (Labor) said, "There is no explanation or human justification [for the murders] and I'm sure that that the long arm of the security forces will reach the murderers. We have known painful attacks and overcame them, and so it will be this time. This is our life in this country."

Meretz chairwoman Zahava Gal-On described the murders as a "war crime," but called for a judicial rather than military response, and also insisted that Palestinian moderates be strengthened and not punished. "The boys' kidnapping and murder is a war crime that must be punished with the full severity of the law. Nevertheless, precisely at this moment, it's vital to distinguish between those responsible for this wicked act and between the Palestinians who denounced it, first and foremost the president of the Palestinian Authority, Abu Mazen," she stated, using Mahmoud Abbas' nickname.

Science and Technology Minister Jacob Perry (Yesh Atid) called on Abbas to dissolve his unity government with Hamas. "I once again urge Abu Mazen to immediately dissociate himself from the murderous terrorist organization Hamas, which perpetrated this abominable crime," said Perry.

Right calls for Hamas' destruction

Right-wing members of the Israeli government called for the destruction of Hamas following the discovery of the bodies of the three kidnapped teenagers on Monday.

"This tragic ending must also be the end of Hamas! The nation is strong and ready to absorb [attacks] for the sake of striking a mortal blow against Hamas," said Deputy Defense Minister Danny Danon (Likud).

"[W]e have to destroy the homes of Hamas activists, wipe out their arsenals everywhere, and stop the flow of money that directly or indirectly keeps terror alive," Danon added.

Deputy Minister Tzipi Hotovely (Likud) said, "The despicable kidnapping and murder of the students cannot go by in silence, and those responsible in Gaza must pay the price. The government of Israel must declare a war to the death on Hamas, which is responsible for the murders, and return to the policy of assassination."

Hotovely's call for the resumption of targeted assassinations against Hamas activists was joined by Housing Minister Uri Ariel (Habayit Hayehudi) and Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz (Likud). Ariel also called for "an appropriate Zionist response," meaning an increase in West Bank settlement building.

Economy Minister Naftali Bennett, head of Habayit Hayehudi, said, "The murder of children is unforgivable. Our hearts are with the families right now. Now is the time for actions, not talk."

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.602235

[give her dixie]

Here is some good background info on the case with latest updates:

Three Kidnapped Israeli Teens Are Found Dead

Sheera Frenkel

Within minutes of stepping into the battered Hyundai i35 on the night of June 12, Israeli teens Gilad Shaar, Naftali Fraenkel, and Eyal Yifrach knew they were in trouble.

The three teenagers were squished into the backseat of the vehicle, which had picked them up in the southern West Bank's Alon Shvut junction, just feet away from a nearby military base. It was just past 10 p.m. at night, and the three were making their way home to their homes in the West Bank settlement bloc of Gush Etzion. They rang their parents to say they were hitching a ride, as they often did. But then, within minutes of entering the car, one of them managed to make a two-minute phone call to police at the local Kiriyat Arba police station, and in hushed tones said, "We've been kidnapped."

"They knew immediately what had happened to them," said Yoav, one of two Israeli army officers involved in the kidnapping case who spoke to BuzzFeed on condition he be quoted with only his first name since many of the details are still under gag order. "They got into the car after 10 p.m., and at 10:25 they called police."

The local officer on call, however, didn't pass on the information about a possible kidnapping to his superiors for hours, and gave up trying to re-dial the cell phone after eight attempts. By the time anyone more senior had been notified, the three teens were dead.

"We don't know yet what led the kidnappers to shoot the teens. But we know it happened quickly, within hours, maybe within an hour, of when they were taken," said a second Israeli officer involved with the case. "They were shot. There was no chance they could survive."

Previously under gag order were details that a shot could be heard in the background of the phone call to police, and that forensic evidence found in the Hyundai indicated that there had been foul play.

"We have been operating, for some time now, with evidence that these boys were killed," said the officer in Hebron. "It is with a heavy heart that we realized we were looking for bodies."

The Hyundai, which was abandoned, torched, in the Palestinian city of Hebron, shows that the three teens were shot at close range inside the car. The kidnappers then moved their bodies to a second vehicle, which they drove approximately 10 minutes down the road to an empty field in the north of the city.

"They buried one of the bodies further down, and the other two a bit more to the top. Maybe they were hurrying. They tried to hide the burial sight with rocks," said Yoav. "They did this at night, when no one could see them."

By morning, a massive manhunt was underway. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to comb the area, and arrest any person suspected of involvement in the kidnapping. But it wasn't until more than two weeks later, on Monday at 5 p.m., that a group of volunteers and IDF soldiers found the makeshift grave.

"They were kidnapped and murdered in cold blood by animals," Netanyahu told his security cabinet Monday, as Israeli media announced that the bodies of the three teens had been found. "In the name of the whole of Israel, I ask to tell the dear families — to the mothers, the fathers, the grandmothers and the grandfathers, the brothers and sisters — our hearts are bleeding, the whole nation is crying with them."

In a later statement, Netanyahu said, "Hamas is responsible, and Hamas will pay."

Israeli intelligence officials, however, remained divided over whether Marwan Qawasmeh and Amer Abu Aisha — two men named as wanted suspects behind the kidnapping — had direct ties to Hamas. The Qawasmeh family, one of the better-known families in Hebron, had recently distanced itself from Hamas.

"What we do know, is that this was likely an opportunistic move. The men behind this may have ties to a larger terror group, but this does not have the markings of a well-planned, complex operation," one Israeli officer, based in the West Bank, told BuzzFeed earlier this month.

In Hebron, local residents who knew the families of the suspects expressed doubt that Hamas was responsible, especially after the Hamas' senior leadership distanced itself from the kidnapping.

"That family, the Qawasmehs, often acted without the knowledge or signing-off of the senior Hamas leadership," said Mahmoud Zabir, a Palestinian resident of Hebron who knows the family well. "They were considered troublemakers, even by Hamas."

Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas spoke to European and American officials Monday night, and expressed his sorrow over the death of the three teens. He called for an end to the violence, and asked that no action be taken until those responsible for the kidnapping were found.

On Monday night, hardline Jewish settlement groups called for Price Tag attacks against Palestinian areas in revenge against the deaths of the three teens. Israeli police said they had increased their presence in volatile areas, including in the area of the Hebron where the two suspects lived.

More than 240 Palestinians were arrested — most of them Hamas members — in the search for the two teens.

"We are being told to stay indoors, it looks bad," said Palestinian shopkeeper Ibrahim Mansoor, who lives just in Hebron. "We can see the Israeli soldiers from our windows, we can hear shooting and we are very worried that tonight will turn ugly."

At least five Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank in clashes with Israeli soldiers since the teens were kidnapped. An additional three Palestinians have been killed in air strikes in the Gaza Strip.

Many have expressed concern that the violence will now only escalate.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/sheerafrenkel/three-kidnapped-israeli-teens-are-found-dead

[seafoid]

The DUP was never this bad

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.602189
9:02 P.M. Deputy Defense Minister Danny Danon (Likud) called for an all-out military assault aimed at the total destruction of Hamas. "This tragic ending must also be the ending of Hamas! The nation is strong and ready to absorb [attacks] for the sake of a mortal blow against Hamas. ... [W]e have to destroy the homes of Hamas activists, wipe out their arsenals everywhere, and stop the flow of money that directly or indirectly keeps terror alive... make the entire Palestinian leadership pay a heavy price."


so much hypocrisy


"AIPAC releases statement saying it "stands with the people of Israel at this moment of sorrow and loss. We express our deep sympathy and condolences to the families of the innocent teenage boys who were murdered by terrorists with no respect for human life. Americans and Israelis understand that terrorist barbarism cannot be tolerated. We have once again witnessed that Hamas is an enemy of peace, reconciliation and fundamental human decency. For the sake of peace, all people of goodwill should distance themselves from this terrorist body. Israel is not alone at this terrible time of mourning. America and all civilized people share Israel's loss and identify with her determination to defend her people. Terror must be given no quarter."

Respect for human life is rich coming from AIPAC. 
Have to be in uniform to kill people legitimately

and of course the American Jewish angle. Israel is always the victim. That is what the donors say. 

"Robert G. Sugarman, chairman, and Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman, of Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations issue a statement, saying: "We are horrified and devastated by the reports, now confirmed, that the three boys Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar, and Naftali Fraenkel, kidnapped on June 12th, have been found dead in the Hebron area...It is time that the world stand in unity against those who advocate and execute, as well as justify, the murder of innocent young people who are brutally butchered in Israel or anywhere. It cannot be met by indifference or pro-forma expressions of sympathy. For too long the threats against Israel, including missiles and terrorism, have elicited limited responses, with the roles of victims and perpetrators inverted. It must stop." "
Yeah, just kill them all

Like back in the day in Sabra and Shatila . That taught them a lesson. 

The main thing is hanging onto the West Bank and pretending it's Jewish land

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/29/israel-prime-minister-kurdish-independence
"Netanyahu said that given the threats in the region, Israel would have to maintain a military presence throughout the West Bank for the foreseeable future. "We must be able to stop the terrorism and fundamentalism that can reach us from the east at the Jordan line and not in the suburbs of Tel Aviv. He went on to say that whoever does not accept Israel's need for a security presence "isn't facing reality"."

[Mike Sheehy]

Here is some good background info on the case with latest updates:

Three Kidnapped Israeli Teens Are Found Dead

Sheera Frenkel

Within minutes of stepping into the battered Hyundai i35 on the night of June 12, Israeli teens Gilad Shaar, Naftali Fraenkel, and Eyal Yifrach knew they were in trouble.

The three teenagers were squished into the backseat of the vehicle, which had picked them up in the southern West Bank's Alon Shvut junction, just feet away from a nearby military base. It was just past 10 p.m. at night, and the three were making their way home to their homes in the West Bank settlement bloc of Gush Etzion. They rang their parents to say they were hitching a ride, as they often did. But then, within minutes of entering the car, one of them managed to make a two-minute phone call to police at the local Kiriyat Arba police station, and in hushed tones said, "We've been kidnapped."

"They knew immediately what had happened to them," said Yoav, one of two Israeli army officers involved in the kidnapping case who spoke to BuzzFeed on condition he be quoted with only his first name since many of the details are still under gag order. "They got into the car after 10 p.m., and at 10:25 they called police."

The local officer on call, however, didn't pass on the information about a possible kidnapping to his superiors for hours, and gave up trying to re-dial the cell phone after eight attempts. By the time anyone more senior had been notified, the three teens were dead.

"We don't know yet what led the kidnappers to shoot the teens. But we know it happened quickly, within hours, maybe within an hour, of when they were taken," said a second Israeli officer involved with the case. "They were shot. There was no chance they could survive."

Previously under gag order were details that a shot could be heard in the background of the phone call to police, and that forensic evidence found in the Hyundai indicated that there had been foul play.

"We have been operating, for some time now, with evidence that these boys were killed," said the officer in Hebron. "It is with a heavy heart that we realized we were looking for bodies."

The Hyundai, which was abandoned, torched, in the Palestinian city of Hebron, shows that the three teens were shot at close range inside the car. The kidnappers then moved their bodies to a second vehicle, which they drove approximately 10 minutes down the road to an empty field in the north of the city.

"They buried one of the bodies further down, and the other two a bit more to the top. Maybe they were hurrying. They tried to hide the burial sight with rocks," said Yoav. "They did this at night, when no one could see them."

By morning, a massive manhunt was underway. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to comb the area, and arrest any person suspected of involvement in the kidnapping. But it wasn't until more than two weeks later, on Monday at 5 p.m., that a group of volunteers and IDF soldiers found the makeshift grave.

"They were kidnapped and murdered in cold blood by animals," Netanyahu told his security cabinet Monday, as Israeli media announced that the bodies of the three teens had been found. "In the name of the whole of Israel, I ask to tell the dear families — to the mothers, the fathers, the grandmothers and the grandfathers, the brothers and sisters — our hearts are bleeding, the whole nation is crying with them."

In a later statement, Netanyahu said, "Hamas is responsible, and Hamas will pay."

Israeli intelligence officials, however, remained divided over whether Marwan Qawasmeh and Amer Abu Aisha — two men named as wanted suspects behind the kidnapping — had direct ties to Hamas. The Qawasmeh family, one of the better-known families in Hebron, had recently distanced itself from Hamas.

"What we do know, is that this was likely an opportunistic move. The men behind this may have ties to a larger terror group, but this does not have the markings of a well-planned, complex operation," one Israeli officer, based in the West Bank, told BuzzFeed earlier this month.

In Hebron, local residents who knew the families of the suspects expressed doubt that Hamas was responsible, especially after the Hamas' senior leadership distanced itself from the kidnapping.

"That family, the Qawasmehs, often acted without the knowledge or signing-off of the senior Hamas leadership," said Mahmoud Zabir, a Palestinian resident of Hebron who knows the family well. "They were considered troublemakers, even by Hamas."

Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas spoke to European and American officials Monday night, and expressed his sorrow over the death of the three teens. He called for an end to the violence, and asked that no action be taken until those responsible for the kidnapping were found.

On Monday night, hardline Jewish settlement groups called for Price Tag attacks against Palestinian areas in revenge against the deaths of the three teens. Israeli police said they had increased their presence in volatile areas, including in the area of the Hebron where the two suspects lived.

More than 240 Palestinians were arrested — most of them Hamas members — in the search for the two teens.

"We are being told to stay indoors, it looks bad," said Palestinian shopkeeper Ibrahim Mansoor, who lives just in Hebron. "We can see the Israeli soldiers from our windows, we can hear shooting and we are very worried that tonight will turn ugly."

At least five Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank in clashes with Israeli soldiers since the teens were kidnapped. An additional three Palestinians have been killed in air strikes in the Gaza Strip.

Many have expressed concern that the violence will now only escalate.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/sheerafrenkel/three-kidnapped-israeli-teens-are-found-dead

what is your opinion on the murder of these three teenagers GHD ? Do you condemn the murders unreservedly ? Do you condemn them at all ? Do you think the murders are justified ?

The board awaits your response in your own words. No quotes allowed.

[Mike Sheehy]

The DUP was never this bad

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.602189
9:02 P.M. Deputy Defense Minister Danny Danon (Likud) called for an all-out military assault aimed at the total destruction of Hamas. "This tragic ending must also be the ending of Hamas! The nation is strong and ready to absorb [attacks] for the sake of a mortal blow against Hamas. ... [W]e have to destroy the homes of Hamas activists, wipe out their arsenals everywhere, and stop the flow of money that directly or indirectly keeps terror alive... make the entire Palestinian leadership pay a heavy price."


so much hypocrisy


"AIPAC releases statement saying it "stands with the people of Israel at this moment of sorrow and loss. We express our deep sympathy and condolences to the families of the innocent teenage boys who were murdered by terrorists with no respect for human life. Americans and Israelis understand that terrorist barbarism cannot be tolerated. We have once again witnessed that Hamas is an enemy of peace, reconciliation and fundamental human decency. For the sake of peace, all people of goodwill should distance themselves from this terrorist body. Israel is not alone at this terrible time of mourning. America and all civilized people share Israel's loss and identify with her determination to defend her people. Terror must be given no quarter."

Respect for human life is rich coming from AIPAC. 
Have to be in uniform to kill people legitimately

and of course the American Jewish angle. Israel is always the victim. That is what the donors say. 

"Robert G. Sugarman, chairman, and Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman, of Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations issue a statement, saying: "We are horrified and devastated by the reports, now confirmed, that the three boys Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar, and Naftali Fraenkel, kidnapped on June 12th, have been found dead in the Hebron area...It is time that the world stand in unity against those who advocate and execute, as well as justify, the murder of innocent young people who are brutally butchered in Israel or anywhere. It cannot be met by indifference or pro-forma expressions of sympathy. For too long the threats against Israel, including missiles and terrorism, have elicited limited responses, with the roles of victims and perpetrators inverted. It must stop." "
Yeah, just kill them all

Like back in the day in Sabra and Shatila . That taught them a lesson. 

The main thing is hanging onto the West Bank and pretending it's Jewish land

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/29/israel-prime-minister-kurdish-independence
"Netanyahu said that given the threats in the region, Israel would have to maintain a military presence throughout the West Bank for the foreseeable future. "We must be able to stop the terrorism and fundamentalism that can reach us from the east at the Jordan line and not in the suburbs of Tel Aviv. He went on to say that whoever does not accept Israel's need for a security presence "isn't facing reality"."

You too Seafoid. In your own words.

[give her dixie]

The family homes of 2 people suspected of involvement in the 3 deaths have now been blown up by Israeli Occupation Forces. Several people including a young baby have been injured




The ambulance can't even get through to the injured 

[seafoid]

The family homes of 2 people suspected of involvement in the 3 deaths have now been blown up by Israeli Occupation Forces. Several people including a young baby have been injured

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BraK27WCAAAVITC.jpg

The Nazis used to do that too.  Light unto the nations needs a bit of violence every so often to keep the natives quiet.