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Israeli soldier shoots infant girl dead
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the nature boy
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I'm sure there will be a retaliation. There always is. then a re-retaliation. and so on and so on. eventually there will be so many retaliations they won't know why they retaliated in the first place.
Strong_Man20
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curling said:
ok ill just cut n paste the most significant parts:
Rahman was in another class at the same school. The next day, lessons were cancelled and the boy defied his mother to tag along at the funeral of a slain Palestinian fighter. The burial evolved into the ritual protest of children marching to the security fence that separates Gaza's dense and beggared Khan Yunis refugee camp from the spacious religious exclusivity of the neighbouring Jewish settlement. As Rahman hung a Palestinian flag on the fence, a bullet caught him under his left eye. He died on the spot. "It looks as if the soldiers saw him put the flag on the fence and they shot him," says Rahman's brother, 19-year-old Ijaram. "There were many kids next to him, next to the fence. But he was the only one carrying the flag. Why else would they have shot him?"
On Friday, a soldier at a West Bank checkpoint shot dead a four-year-old boy, Ghassan Kabaha, and wounded his two young sisters after "accidentally" letting loose at a car with a burst of machinegun fire from his armoured vehicle. The rate of killing since the beginning of the ceasefire has dropped sharply, but almost every day the army has continued to fire heavy machineguns into Khan Yunis or Rafah. Among the latest victims of apparently indiscriminate shooting were three teenagers and an eight-year-old, Yousef Abu Jaza, hit in the knee when soldiers shot at a group of children playing football in Khan Yunis.
The numbers are staggering; one in five Palestinian dead is a child. The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) says at least 408 Palestinian children have been killed since the beginning of the intifada in September 2000. Nearly half were killed in the Gaza strip, and most of those died in two refugee camps in the south, Khan Yunis and Rafah. The PCHR says they were victims of "indiscriminate shooting, excessive force, a shoot-to-kill policy and the deliberate targeting of children".
Sounds like an incident during our latest incursion of Iraq,except that our guys said the Iraqi Soldiers were using little girls as shields at night.They found their little bodies the next day.Sad stuff.
primetime21
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It's funny that these same posters are silent when a palestinian targets a school bus or any area that may be inhabited by children. yet, when a child is shot (with no knowledge of any intent on behalf of the soldier), these guys come out crying about the poor palestinian children.
the nature boy
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primetime21 said:
I bet they do it to piss you off.
primetime21
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The Nature Boy said:
the world does revolve around me. So i wouldnt be surprised.
The_Eviscerator
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Huda's teacher, Said Sinwar, was standing in front of the blackboard. "It was a normal lesson.. you know, the usual... all Jews must die... infidel dogs must be driven into the sea... and we were making macaroni pictures to illustrate our eventual destruction of the jews... when suddenly there was this shooting without any warning. The children were terrified and trying to run. I was shouting at them to get under their desks. Suddenly the bullet hit the little girl and she slumped to the floor with a sigh, not even screaming," he says.
primetime21
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DeepZenPill said:
Luckily for the world, you are around to enlighten us!
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