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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 5:24:27 PM   
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What I find rough in all this, is given the persecution those that inhabit Israel have suffered for hundreds of years, it shows they have learned nothing about their dealings with others. One would think given what they received from others, they might have learned not to do unto others, but, it seems not, for they are just the same as everyone else, they sure aren't special and should not be treated as such because of their history.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 5:33:54 PM   
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ORIGINAL: luckydawg


There is absolutly no evidence of Isreal targetting Palestinian Civilians (except for paid, weopon carrying members of Hamas, Which Hertz wants to call civillians).



Civilian targeting allegations
The report disputes Israel's claim that the Gaza war would have been conducted as a response to rockets fired from the Gaza Strip, saying that at least in part the war was targeted against the "people of Gaza as a whole" .[74] The report also says that Israel’s military assault on Gaza was designed to "humiliate and terrorize a civilian population, radically diminish its local economic capacity both to work and to provide for itself, and to force upon it an ever increasing sense of dependency and vulnerability”.[53]
The report focused on 36 cases that it said constituted a representative sample. In 11 of these episodes, it said the Israeli military carried out direct attacks against civilians, including some in which civilians were shot “while they were trying to leave their homes to walk to a safer place, waving white flags”.[53] Talking to Bill Moyers Journal, Goldstone said that the committee chose 36 incidents that represented the highest death toll, where there seemed to be little or no military justification for what happened.[75] According to the report, another alleged war crime committed by IDF include “wanton” destruction of food production, water and sewerage facilities; the report also asserts that some attacks, which were supposedly aimed to kill small number of combatants amidst significant numbers of civilians, were disproportionate.[53]
The report concluded that Israel violated the Fourth Geneva Convention by targeting civilians, which it labeled "a grave breach".[76] It also claimed that the violations were "systematic and deliberate", which placed the blame in the first place on those who designed, planned, ordered and oversaw the operations.[77] The report recommended, inter alia, that Israel pay reparations to Palestinians living in Gaza for property damage caused during the conflict.[78]
[edit]Al-Maqadmah mosque incident
Main article: 2009 Ibrahim al-Maqadna Mosque strike
The report stated that the strike on the al-Maqadmah mosque on the outskirts of Jabilyah occurred when between 200 and 300 men and women attended for their evening prayer, with 15 people being killed and 40 wounded as a result of the attack. The Mission has established that the Israeli armed forces fired a missile that struck near the doorway of the mosque. The Mission found that the mosque was damaged and lodged in its interior walls with "small metal cubes", several of which were retrieved by the Mission when it inspected the site. The Mission concluded that the mosque had been hit by an air-to-ground missile fitted with a shrapnel fragmentation sleeve, fired from an aircraft. The Mission based its findings on investigation of the site, photographs and interviewing witnesses. The Mission found no indications that the mosque was used to launch rockets, store munitions or shelter combatants. The Mission also found that no other damage was done in the area at the time, making the attack an isolated incident. The Mission concluded that the Israelis intentionally bombed the mosque.[4][79] Judge Goldstone said: "Assuming that weapons were stored in the mosque, it would not be a war crime to bomb it at night... It would be a war crime to bomb it during the day when 350 people are praying". He further added that there is no other possible interpretation for what could have occurred other than a deliberate targeting of civilians.[71] The report also reproduces a statement from the Israeli government concerning the attack, where the Israeli government both denies that the mosque was attacked and states that the casualties of the attack were Hamas operatives. The report says that the position of the Israeli government contains "apparent contradictions" and is "unsatisfactory" and "demonstrably false".[4]
[edit]Zeitoun incident
Main article: Zeitoun incident
According to the investigation by the mission members, based on interviews with family members, neighbors, Palestinian Red Crescent personnel, submissions from various NGOs and visits to the site, the report says that hundred members of the extended al-Samouni family were gathered together in one house after the fighting in the area was over, ordered there by Israeli soldiers patrolling their Gaza neighborhood of Zeytoun as part of the ground phase of the Gaza War; when five men stepped out of the house to collect firewood, a missile struck them, fired, possibly, from an Apache helicopter; several more missiles followed, this time aimed directly at the house. In all, 21 family members were killed, including women and children. When the surviving al-Samounis attempted to leave and make their way to Gaza City, they were told by an Israeli soldier to return to the house.[71]
[edit]Al-Fakhura school incident
Main article: Al-Fakhura school incident
The report says that IDF's mortar shelling near a United Nations-run Al-Fakhura school in the Jabaliya refugee camp, which was sheltering some 1,300 people, killed 35 and wounded up to 40 people. The investigation did not exclude the possibility that Israeli forces were responding to fire from an armed Palestinian group, as Israel said, but said that this and similar attacks "cannot meet the test of what a reasonable commander would have determined to be an acceptable loss of civilian life for the military advantage sought".[53] The mission criticized IDF for the choice of the weapons for the supposed counterstrike and concluded that the IDF fire at the Al-Fakhura street violated the law of proportionality.[80]
[edit]Abd Rabbo family incident
Main article: Abd Rabbo family incident
According to the Mission's report, the committee found Khaled and Kawthar Abd Rabbo to be credible and reliable witnesses and it had no reason to doubt the veracity of the main elements of their testimony, which it says is consistent with the accounts it received from other eyewitnesses and NGOs.[80] The report concludes that the Israeli soldiers deliberately shot at the family members, as they could not perceive any danger from the house, its occupants or the surroundings. The report bases its conclusion on the premise that the family, consisting of a man, a young and an elderly woman and three small girls, some of them waving white flags, stepped out of the house and stood still for several minutes waiting for instructions from the soldiers.[80]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldstone_report#Accusations_of_war_crimes_on_the_part_of_the_Israel_Defense_Forces

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 5:38:41 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Aneirin

What I find rough in all this, is given the persecution those that inhabit Israel have suffered for hundreds of years, it shows they have learned nothing about their dealings with others. One would think given what they received from others, they might have learned not to do unto others, but, it seems not, for they are just the same as everyone else, they sure aren't special and should not be treated as such because of their history.

Yes. It makes it all just so much sadder, so much more tragic doesn't it.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 5:45:11 PM   
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Oh my. Just read the article.

Being several thousand miles away, I don't really feel I have the right to form an opinion about this. But if I did, and if all the facts of the case are as presented, then I would be ripping those bastards to shreds. Alleged bastards.

I'm usually pretty even handed about things, but that kind of casual cruelty to children is enough to make me rage. OTOH, I'm only getting one version of the story, so I reserve judgment.


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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 6:14:05 PM   
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ORIGINAL: DMFParadox

Oh my. Just read the article.

Being several thousand miles away, I don't really feel I have the right to form an opinion about this. But if I did, and if all the facts of the case are as presented, then I would be ripping those bastards to shreds. Alleged bastards.

I'm usually pretty even handed about things, but that kind of casual cruelty to children is enough to make me rage. OTOH, I'm only getting one version of the story, so I reserve judgment.


That was an extract from Wiki's account of the Goldstone Report, which was commissioned by the UN Human Rights people to investigate war crimes by both sides during the Gaza invasion "cast lead". It's possibly a little generous to assume it's only one sided in that case.

In fairness, though, I should add that Israel boycotted the investigation (why????), and has disputed its findings. Also in fairness, at least one of Goldstone's findings of war crimes, a case where 2 soldiers used a 9 yo boy as a human shield, was tried and the soldiers convicted in an Israeli court. They received a 3 month suspended sentence.

Wiki's full account, which includes war crimes accusations against Hamas, is available at the same link.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/28/2010 8:12:11 PM   
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I don't wish to continue to criticise Teakabelle but I'm sorry this stuff is too much to ignore.

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Please excuse me if i dont get into the kill ratio discussion for the time being. I find the whole discussion gruesome. Rather i would like to express my appreciation to MasterNJ20 for his agreement that those who fired white phosphorous and used human shields should be charged and tried.

It doesn't suit you to discuss the death toll ratio which you describe as "gruesome" but you continue to repeatedly smear Israel with accusations of "war crimes" and lovingly go into detail so I would say it is all just a bit convenient.

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Thus far in this thread, the following Israeli war crimes have been discussed and there seems to be limited consensus about their veracity.
1. White phosphorous: Used in Lebanon 1982, 2006 and Gaza (Operation cast lead)
2. Cluster bombs: Used in Lebanon in 1982 and 2006
3. Human shields: multiple instances in Gaza and West Bank
This tells me that Israel/IDF has committed war crimes in every external theatre of operation consistently since the early 80s.
To date, there has been ONE trial resulting in conviction of 2 low ranking IDF soldiers and a "slap on the wrist' sentence.

I have no idea where you get your "facts" from but over the years quite a few Israeli soldiers have been punished by Israeli courts for serious crimes. The use of white phosphorous was explained with regard to Operation Cast Lead and Israel acknowledged responsibility with the UN. As I said before that is infinitely more than you would get with Hamas who still deny targeting civilians. The human shields issue is a highly contentious one. Goldstone documented various instances some of which were shown to be lies in the various responses to Goldstone.

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I invite you to draw conclusions on the above especially addressing the following questions:
Does Israel and the IDF use weapons and practices outlawed by international law as a matter of policy?
Is there any evidence to show the IDF or the Israeli State punishing those responsible meaningfully?
Is there a culture of impunity within the IDF regarding war crimes?
If Israel continues to refuse to take action against those responsible for these violations, should the matters be referred to the International Courts?

Here we are with the lawyer speak again. lol No it cannot be shown that Israel uses weapons and practices outlawed by international law as a matter of policy. The instances are few where it could be cited, e.g. cluster bombs used at the end of the Lebanon war and several instances of phosphorous used in Gaza but that hardly shows a continual intent, especially since they stopped the use of cluster bombs in Gaza despite reputedly having large stocks of said items. There is no reason why Israel should prostrate itself in front of the international courts (ICJ) if they cannot be shown to be balanced with regard to Israel's treatment for the simple reason that the court is run by the UN which has a shameful history of bias and abusive condemnation toward Israel. This has extended to warfare where the UN pulled UNIFIL troops out of the Sinai at the instigation of Egypt which led to the six day war in 1967 and only called a truce when the Yom Kippur war turned Israel's way after the state was very nearly distroyed. The UN has passed more resolutions against Israel than all other 191 nations combined. The UN has become an instrument of abuse which would have destroyed Israel if not for the US.

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Please feel free to post a corresponding series of questions on the "Israel and Propaganda" thread re the Palestinians. I can assure you now that, if one replaces "Israel" with "the Palestinians" and "IDF" with "Hamas/Hezbollah" in the above questions, then my responses will be "yes", (except for the second question which is a "no")

For some strange reason you appear to be suggesting that you could not condemn the Palestinians on this thread as if that only has its rightful place on the other thread! That is bizarre especially since others like myself on here have made many points to the contrary in defence of Israel which you ignored or dismissed. You have also tried to argue that even if the Palestinians act as badly as Israel, they are not as culpable morally. Thus, your efforts to appear balanced by asking someone else to post the questions on the other thread (equally odd not mustering any energy to do a quick copy and paste job to criticise the Palestinians), whilst simultaneously condemning Israel by far the most aggressively and prolifically, will at the very least fail to convince a good number on here IMO.

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
That was an extract from Wiki's account of the Goldstone Report, which was commissioned by the UN Human Rights people to investigate war crimes by both sides during the Gaza invasion "cast lead". It's possibly a little generous to assume it's only one sided in that case.

In fairness, though, I should add that Israel boycotted the investigation (why????), and has disputed its findings. Also in fairness, at least one of Goldstone's findings of war crimes, a case where 2 soldiers used a 9 yo boy as a human shield, was tried and the soldiers convicted in an Israeli court. They received a 3 month suspended sentence.

Wiki's full account, which includes war crimes accusations against Hamas, is available at the same link.


As I stated above the Goldstone report is riddled with bias. The fact that it accepted any depositions uncritically, was led by the nose in Hamas and accepted all of Hamas' claims demonstrates this as does the fact that 3 of the 4 members had harshly criticised Israel in the past so it certainly isn't "generous" to assert it is one-sided. This is part of the reason Israel boycotted the investigation. The other part of the reason is that the report was initially supposed to only investigate Israel and asserted that "war crimes" had been committed. That's justice UN style - it is in fact the modern equivalent of the Star Chamber with a pre-determined outcome. And yet pro-Palestinians seem to think Israel should take any justice doled out to it no matter what. The accusations against Hamas were merely an after thought when Goldstone had the wording of the resolution changed informally to seem balanced. There are just a few paragraphs dealing with that issue in the 500 pages.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 1:15:12 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras

I don't wish to continue to criticise Teakabelle but I'm sorry this stuff is too much to ignore.

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle

Please excuse me if i dont get into the kill ratio discussion for the time being. I find the whole discussion gruesome. Rather i would like to express my appreciation to MasterNJ20 for his agreement that those who fired white phosphorous and used human shields should be charged and tried.

It doesn't suit you to discuss the death toll ratio which you describe as "gruesome" but you continue to repeatedly smear Israel with accusations of "war crimes" and lovingly go into detail so I would say it is all just a bit convenient.



I am so sorry to have inconvenienced you Anaxagoras. And so sad that you cannot understand why someone might find the very idea of a 'kill ratio' gruesome. And so sorry that you don't find it gruesome too. Because it says so much about you.

You like detail? Of kill ratios? OK. Here's one detail:
The writer William Dalrymple tells of visiting a hospital in Beirut about the time of the Israeli siege. He noticed 3 buckets, with the corpses of infants, newly born tiny babies in them. Filled to the brim with water. He enquired about them.

The poor infants had lain in those buckets stone cold dead for three days. They were vicitims of white phosphorous, courtesy of your friends in Israel that I smeared.

Everytime the infants were removed from the buckets, Dalrymple was told by the nurses, they spontaneously ignited from the white phosphorous embedded in their tiny dead bodies.

Kill ratio: 0:3

Does that appal you? Does that horrify you? Does that make your blood boil? Does that infuriate you? Does that make you want to string the bastards responsible up? Does it make the hair on your neck stand up? Does it turn your stomach? Does it make you disgusted that you are a member of the same species responsible for this act? Does it enrage you? Does it make you want to throw up? To scream with horror? Do you shed tears? Are you sick to the very core of your existence? Do you resolve to try to make sure that this never happens again? Ever?

They are just some of my reactions. I hope you share them. I really do.

Because if your answer to any of those questions is a 'no', you have very serious issues and you need help. Seriously. Badly.

Perhaps now you have an insight into why I find the mention of 'kill ratios' gruesome.

Because hidden behind the clinical sanitised numbers, the detached words, at the very core of the concept is a death. A horrible death. Of a human being. An innocent human being. A pointless meaningless totally unnecessary totally avoidable death. A death marked by excruciating terror and unimaginable pain. In this instance 3 defenceless tiny babies.

Oh yes it's all there in the kill ratio of 0:3, isn't it? Captures it in "loving detail" as you so sensitively put it.

That is the reality of kill ratios and collateral damage Anaxagoras. Every time. Every single time. The age of the victims might vary. The location. But the tragedy is invariable. Constant. Every one of them dies. DIES STONE COLD DEAD.

Where you choose to live is up to you. You can even live in a world marked out by 'superior' kill ratios and 'acceptable' levels of collateral damage if you so choose. That is your right.

But please, Anaxagoras, please do not try to drag me into your cesspit. I ABSOLUTELY refuse to go there.


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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 5:12:57 AM   
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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
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ORIGINAL: Anaxagoras
I don't wish to continue to criticise Teakabelle but I'm sorry this stuff is too much to ignore.
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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
Please excuse me if i dont get into the kill ratio discussion for the time being. I find the whole discussion gruesome. Rather i would like to express my appreciation to MasterNJ20 for his agreement that those who fired white phosphorous and used human shields should be charged and tried.

It doesn't suit you to discuss the death toll ratio which you describe as "gruesome" but you continue to repeatedly smear Israel with accusations of "war crimes" and lovingly go into detail so I would say it is all just a bit convenient.

I am so sorry to have inconvenienced you Anaxagoras. And so sad that you cannot understand why someone might find the very idea of a 'kill ratio' gruesome. And so sorry that you don't find it gruesome too. Because it says so much about you.

Tweakabelle surely you can see your hissing sarcasm on here is a bit silly? You didn't inconvenience me at all but thanks for saying so even though I didn't mention it. lol You have persistently tried to ascribe views to me that are completely untrue and could not even remotely be inferred by what I said. You have your views and I have mine but you have repeatedly done this. At this stage it comes across as a distinct dishonesty on your part. I said in the opening sentence that I didn't wish to continue being critical whereas you continue to indulge in personal insult which you need not do if you truly believe your stance is stronger than mine. Here is two misrepresentations you have made above alone:

1) I do of course think it is gruesome to talk about a civilian casualty rate being low or high but this is an intensive conflict where some people (i.e. you, Hertz and others) persist in demonising Israel to suit your own beliefs. Here is a reality check: this is essentially a war and by its very definition it is "gruesome" since people tend to die violently in wars. You have repeatedly come on here spouting stuff about war crimes etc. when the cold hard evidence shown through the figures indicates otherwise. It is a valid point and for you to blithely ignore it because you find it "gruesome" while simultaneously going into detail about Israeli "war crimes" which I would have thought are equally "gruesome" strikes of bias.

2) I have said it was wrong for Israel to use white phosphorous at low altitudes and those that did so should be punished. I also said (unprompted BTW) that it was very wrong of Israel to use such a volume of cluster bombs in Lebanon. Furthermore I said the three month sentence for the two Israeli soldiers that were cruel to a child was "absurdly small". What is it about this that you do not understand? As I said before, I do not think Israel is a nation of saints but of the two sides they are the most morally upright by a large margin.

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You like detail? Of kill ratios? OK. Here's one detail:

Again I never said I like kill ratios but they are by far the best guide we have to the approach of the IDF. I didn't say I liked detail. I said you did so please read my posts properly.

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The writer William Dalrymple tells of visiting a hospital in Beirut about the time of the Israeli siege. He noticed 3 buckets, with the corpses of infants, newly born tiny babies in them. Filled to the brim with water. He enquired about them.

The poor infants had lain in those buckets stone cold dead for three days. They were vicitims of white phosphorous, courtesy of your friends in Israel that I smeared.

Everytime the infants were removed from the buckets, Dalrymple was told by the nurses, they spontaneously ignited from the white phosphorous embedded in their tiny dead bodies.

Kill ratio: 0:3

Does that appal you? Does that horrify you? Does that make your blood boil? Does that infuriate you? Does that make you want to string the bastards responsible up? Does it make the hair on your neck stand up? Does it turn your stomach? Does it make you disgusted that you are a member of the same species responsible for this act? Does it enrage you? Does it make you want to throw up? To scream with horror? Do you shed tears? Are you sick to the very core of your existence? Do you resolve to try to make sure that this never happens again? Ever?

Yes the above is a grizzley image which again you lovingly present in detail. I think you would have a talent for writing a Palestinian horror movie for propaganda. However, I do not know the writer you mention at all. Many published authors like Ben White print outrageous claims about Israel, as has Robert Fisk who you also quoted yesterday. For example he described Jenin 2002 as a savage bloody massacre in then current news reports when he wasn't even there, withdrew the claim when it was shown that 47 militants were killed to 7 civilians (again another impressive kill ratio albeit yes a "gruesome" one) rather than 500+ civilians as your friends the Palestinians were saying at the UN but then he started saying it is a "massacre" again. BTW citing a highly selective kill ratio is not valid - it applies to a war or battle where there is a mix of combatants and militants.

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They are just some of my reactions. I hope you share them. I really do.

Because if your answer to any of those questions is a 'no', you have very serious issues and you need help. Seriously. Badly.

Perhaps now you have an insight into why I find the mention of 'kill ratios' gruesome.

Thanks doc I'll accept you diagnosis and admit myself to the nearest mental hospital! I guess it isn't enough that I accept Israel isn't whiter than white even though I support the state. The truth is really that your inability to accept the kill ratios, which favour Israel's stance that it tries to avoid civilian casualties, is simply because your arguments then go out the window. It has nothing to do with their "gruesome" qualities for as I said you have no problem citing many examples of supposed Israeli "war crimes". In fact if the kill ratios show Israel has killed less civilians that the UN, pro-Palestinian NGO's etc. then I thought you would have been pleased by the fact that far far fewer civilians were killed!

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Because hidden behind the clinical sanitised numbers, the detached words, at the very core of the concept is a death. A horrible death. Of a human being. An innocent human being. A pointless meaningless totally unnecessary totally avoidable death. A death marked by excruciating terror and unimaginable pain. In this instance 3 defenceless tiny babies.

That is the reality of kill ratios and collateral damage Anaxagoras. Every time. Every single time. The age of the victims might vary. The location. But the tragedy is invariable. Constant. Every one of them dies. DIES STONE COLD DEAD.
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Any civilian death is a bad thing - of course it is. I never said the opposite or tried to make light of the conflict in Gaza so please quit the emotional blackmail to stop any facts being discussed which make your own arguments harder to justify. You and many others have said the killing was indiscriminate - it clearly was not and so citing the kill ratio is more than a fair thing to do. I said people suffered there and many died but life had become unsustainable in parts of Israel which necessitated military action. Before the previous ceasefire Sderot had been assailed with missiles on almost a daily basis where people had 15 seconds to find safety after the sirens went off for several years. There was little or no Israeli response. People typically had a few seconds to flee a building. This went on for years on a frequent basis causing immense psychological damage. Now of course the casualties vary significantlty between both sides but Israel could not allow towns and villages near Gaza to become uninhabitable. If they had to go into Gaza then it is surely a good thing that they disabled Hamas whilst minimising civilian casualties as much as humanly possible. Really you only reject the ratios as it doesn't back up your strong views.


But please, Anaxagoras, please do not try to drag me into your cesspit. I ABSOLUTELY refuse to go there.


I said this before and I'll say it again - if you post strong opinions on a forum you have to act like an adult and accept others will probably disagree. It is their right to disagree as it is your right to disagree with them in turn. My opinions are there to accept or reject (the latter in your case) but there is no question of dragging anyone into some sort of mental cesspit. Either you accept the facts of the conflict which are of course by definition extremely unpleasant or you do not but please don't expect others to reject facts that you dislike.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 5:35:51 AM   
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The important thing to remember with the kill ratios is that long term monitoring of who dies (ie during a campaign such as cast lead or the full lenght of the conflict) should show GENERAL policies of targeting if the ratio is too high. If the ratio is low it shows policies do not support targeting even if it happens in isolated cases. This means on a large scale Israel did not target civilians. Tragic collateral damage happens. It has always been that way. Emotional responses

By making a modern-day norm of a collateral damage rate out to be a great evil you are biasing against Israel. Forcing it to be held to higher standards than any state.

Its sad that so much of the world is moved by a few tragic deaths and accidents rather than the big picture. What is worse is when they are faked (as many are) by the Palestinians. it is sad that Israel must defend itself in the public eye. That it is forced to justify accidents that occur in every military campaign. There have been cases where attacks have been called off because of civilian presence.

What makes me mad is those babies were probably within 50 paces of a Hamas militant, or worse, burned by Hamas to make Israel look bad.

The reason I would suggest this is because it was days after Israel supposedly was using white phosphorous that people showed up to the hospital. The shells used by Israel were small radius of effect shells MEANT for smokescreens. And then, mysteriously, many patients receive "strange burns" and the Human Rights Watch reported as having no evidence the smoke screen shells were being used as incendiaries.

Yes the loss of life is tragic. he rounds used were not incendiary and a conventional explosive would have been more effective at causing harm because of the nature of the smoke screen shells which use low dispersion phosphorous embedded into materiel as to reduce the dispersion further.

Tragic accidents happen, I only wish to use the kill ratio as evidence that the civilians dead in Gaza are only from collateral damage, not amoral practices.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 1:16:52 PM   
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There is absolutly no evidence of Isreal targetting Palestinian Civilians (except for paid, weopon carrying members of Hamas, Which Hertz wants to call civillians).



Civilian targeting allegations
The report disputes Israel's claim that the Gaza war would have been conducted as a response to rockets fired from the Gaza Strip, saying that at least in part the war was targeted against the "people of Gaza as a whole" .[74] The report also says that Israel’s military assault on Gaza was designed to "humiliate and terrorize a civilian population, radically diminish its local economic capacity both to work and to provide for itself, and to force upon it an ever increasing sense of dependency and vulnerability”.[53]
The report focused on 36 cases that it said constituted a representative sample. In 11 of these episodes, it said the Israeli military carried out direct attacks against civilians, including some in which civilians were shot “while they were trying to leave their homes to walk to a safer place, waving white flags”.[53] Talking to Bill Moyers Journal, Goldstone said that the committee chose 36 incidents that represented the highest death toll, where there seemed to be little or no military justification for what happened.[75] According to the report, another alleged war crime committed by IDF include “wanton” destruction of food production, water and sewerage facilities; the report also asserts that some attacks, which were supposedly aimed to kill small number of combatants amidst significant numbers of civilians, were disproportionate.[53]
The report concluded that Israel violated the Fourth Geneva Convention by targeting civilians, which it labeled "a grave breach".[76] It also claimed that the violations were "systematic and deliberate", which placed the blame in the first place on those who designed, planned, ordered and oversaw the operations.[77] The report recommended, inter alia, that Israel pay reparations to Palestinians living in Gaza for property damage caused during the conflict.[78]
[edit]Al-Maqadmah mosque incident
Main article: 2009 Ibrahim al-Maqadna Mosque strike
The report stated that the strike on the al-Maqadmah mosque on the outskirts of Jabilyah occurred when between 200 and 300 men and women attended for their evening prayer, with 15 people being killed and 40 wounded as a result of the attack. The Mission has established that the Israeli armed forces fired a missile that struck near the doorway of the mosque. The Mission found that the mosque was damaged and lodged in its interior walls with "small metal cubes", several of which were retrieved by the Mission when it inspected the site. The Mission concluded that the mosque had been hit by an air-to-ground missile fitted with a shrapnel fragmentation sleeve, fired from an aircraft. The Mission based its findings on investigation of the site, photographs and interviewing witnesses. The Mission found no indications that the mosque was used to launch rockets, store munitions or shelter combatants. The Mission also found that no other damage was done in the area at the time, making the attack an isolated incident. The Mission concluded that the Israelis intentionally bombed the mosque.[4][79] Judge Goldstone said: "Assuming that weapons were stored in the mosque, it would not be a war crime to bomb it at night... It would be a war crime to bomb it during the day when 350 people are praying". He further added that there is no other possible interpretation for what could have occurred other than a deliberate targeting of civilians.[71] The report also reproduces a statement from the Israeli government concerning the attack, where the Israeli government both denies that the mosque was attacked and states that the casualties of the attack were Hamas operatives. The report says that the position of the Israeli government contains "apparent contradictions" and is "unsatisfactory" and "demonstrably false".[4]  except  there are other possible interpretations.  Of course to a Muslim who sees no Genocide in Darfur, and a Brit who publicly stated one sided  war crimes before the investigation and Goldstone there are no other possible ones.  But in reality IF ISreal waned to bomb the mosque they could have hit it.  according YOUR POST they hit near it.  Since the Mosque was not bombed it makes pefect sense for the Israelis to say it was not attacked.  Palestinians have a habit of setting up right out side places like Mosques and Schools, and using them as firing bases.  It's called using Human shields.  There is a difference between Hamas and Israel.  Israel does not intentionally put its people on top of military targets.  It is truley sad that the UN HRC wants to encourage and legitimize the Use of Human Shields.  But that is what you and your "side" are doing.
[edit]Zeitoun incident
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According to the investigation by the mission members, based on interviews with family members, neighbors, Palestinian Red Crescent personnel, submissions from various NGOs and visits to the site, the report says that hundred members of the extended al-Samouni family were gathered together in one house after the fighting in the area was over, ordered there by Israeli soldiers patrolling their Gaza neighborhood of Zeytoun as part of the ground phase of the Gaza War; when five men stepped out of the house to collect firewood, a missile struck them, fired, possibly, from an Apache helicopter; several more missiles followed, this time aimed directly at the house. In all, 21 family members were killed, including women and children. When the surviving al-Samounis attempted to leave and make their way to Gaza City, they were told by an Israeli soldier to return to the house.[71]again if Several missiles were fired into a house, all of the hundreds of them would be dead, not just 21. Israel hits the things they aim at.  It sucks they violated Curfew in a war zone.  It sucks even more that their "government" started this war with out having the families stock up on firewood and such before hand.  But I do not see a systematic tageting of the Civilians, they could have easily killed them all.
[edit]Al-Fakhura school incident
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The report says that IDF's mortar shelling near a United Nations-run Al-Fakhura school in the Jabaliya refugee camp, which was sheltering some 1,300 people, killed 35 and wounded up to 40 people. The investigation did not exclude the possibility that Israeli forces were responding to fire from an armed Palestinian group, as Israel said, but said that this and similar attacks "cannot meet the test of what a reasonable commander would have determined to be an acceptable loss of civilian life for the military advantage sought".[53] The mission criticized IDF for the choice of the weapons for the supposed counterstrike and concluded that the IDF fire at the Al-Fakhura street violated the law of proportionality.[80]  Again, legitimatizing the use of Human shields/Civilians as Cover.  What exactly is the number of Human shields do Palestinian Fighters have to hold to be immune from Counterattack?  They get to use Civilians and the "Law of Proportionality"  as defense weopons in their struggle to destroy Israel (their Publicly Stated Intention)?  You actually support that?
[edit]Abd Rabbo family incident
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According to the Mission's report, the committee found Khaled and Kawthar Abd Rabbo to be credible and reliable witnesses and it had no reason to doubt the veracity of the main elements of their testimony, which it says is consistent with the accounts it received from other eyewitnesses and NGOs.[80] The report concludes that the Israeli soldiers deliberately shot at the family members, as they could not perceive any danger from the house, its occupants or the surroundings. The report bases its conclusion on the premise that the family, consisting of a man, a young and an elderly woman and three small girls, some of them waving white flags, stepped out of the house and stood still for several minutes waiting for instructions from the soldiers.[80]  Again, I do not see an intent to slaughter this familly.  If that was the case, they would all be dead.   The Rabbos are in a very bad spot.  For years thier home and property has been used as a fire base by Hamas.  When they protested,  familly members were shot in the legs by HAMAS (which is of course just like Israel, according to some.  They are Fatah Supporters, and The Democratic Hamas Government often shoots its Domestic Political Opponents, Extra Judicially (just like Isreal Does, oh wait of course they don't.  That they are both the same is a lie told by ANTI SEMITES).  And they testified with  Hamas Minder Present. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldstone_report#Accusations_of_war_crimes_on_the_part_of_the_Israel_Defense_Forces




Tweak, we all understand that you take the Goldstone report at full face value as FACT.

You are certainly smart enough to see the difference between  evidence and allegations.


I find it hard to believe your professed neutrality when you place more weight on the Goldstone Report than Goldstone himself.

"Goldstone stated that the mission "wasn’t an investigation, it was a fact-finding mission” and that the conclusion that war crimes had been committed "was always intended as conditional". He described the allegations as "a useful road map" for independent investigations by Israel and the Palestinians.[71] He later added that the mission did not conduct a judicial investigation, and stated that its findings did not amount to "the criminal standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt". He described it as a prima facie case, "reasonable on weighing the evidence" and said that the information obtained would not be admissible as evidence in a criminal court.[72]"




And if you could, please answer me a Direct question.

Are you in agreement with the UNHRC and one of the leaders of the mission, that there was no Genocide in Darfur?


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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 1:46:28 PM   
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Hertz clearly has no idea what "targeting" means.... accusations of anti-Semitism and so on, and so forth...



Reported, luckydawg. Your unsubstantiated accusations are tiresome. If you can't put up a half decent argument, you should probably leave it, rather than rant and throw names at me in breach of the TOS.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 2:07:17 PM   
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Doesn't change the fact that you do not understand what the term Targeted means.  Those targeted by Israel get blown up.

That after several days and posts you choose to go crying to the Mods now, shows you have no response to what I wrote to Tweak.

and you don't.  You just want me removed.

Of course you want someone pointing out that, the group you call democratic conducts extrajudicial shootings on its own civilians, banned.

You do not want it pointed out that you support and legitimize the use of Children as Human shields.  I get that.  You want me banned.  maybe the Mods will.  Maybe they will read the thread.  Perhaps you will get a victory in silencing someone because you can not respond to their arguments. 

You don't like me posting Goldstone himself saying the Report should not be used as You and Tweak are using it..  You very much want me silenced and that post removed.  I get it.

That is how fascists operate.


You freely admit you are motivated by HATE.  You are what you are.   You are free to be one of those.  In places like Israel and the UK you can believe any ideology you want.    Unlike Hamas ruled Gaza where the population is ruled by force and dissent is punished extrajudicial at the end of a gun, often to wound.  Thats what YOU Support.  And it is groutesque. 


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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 2:09:51 PM   
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During the attack on Gaza...

9 Israelis were killed by Palestinian militants.
Of these, 3 were civilians


According to the WHO, 16 health personnel were killed by Israel.
UNWRA reported 5 of its staff were killed by Israel.
The World Food Programme reported 1 of its contractors was killed by Israel.
Between 1,166 and 1,417 Palestinians were killed by Israel.
Of these, 300 were active combatants,
Approximately 400 were Policemen
About 100 were Palestinian Women
Between 300 and 400 were Palestinian Children.
Around 85 were men over 50
And some 200 civilian Palestinian men were killed.
Over 5000 Palestinians were injured by the Israeli attack.
And of course, 4 Israelis were killed by Israeli forces - presumably due to 'red mist' incidents.

These figures suggest that 300 active participants in defending Gaza against the Israeli attack were killed at the expense of some 5,900 other Palestinians either killed or injured. This is a ratio of very nearly 20:1.

In other words, for every Hamas militant actively defending themselves from attack, another 20 people had to suffer.

The word 'indiscriminate' springs to mind. The words 'tragic collateral damage' do not.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 2:46:38 PM   
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You are wrong and wrong again. The Hamas police force is STRONGLY linked with Hamas terrorist activities. Many of them supplying man power to these activities as well as logistical and tactical support IF NOT MOONLIGHTING in the terrorist arm itself.

700 militants died. Even if the police were NOT in the militant arm the leaders of the police said they would force of arms to defend Gaza. Force of arms. Military style. As in COMBATANT.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 3:00:04 PM   
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That after several days and posts you choose to go crying to the Mods now, shows you have no response to what I wrote to Tweak.

and you don't.  You just want me removed.



No - I just want you to stop name-calling. I don't see the problem. I warned you about it before, and I believe I have made it sufficiently clear that if I get unjustly accused of anti-Semitism, or called names in breach of the TOS, then I will hit the report button. Try taking some responsibility for your actions.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 3:06:09 PM   
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You are wrong and wrong again. The Hamas police force is STRONGLY linked with Hamas terrorist activities. Many of them supplying man power to these activities as well as logistical and tactical support IF NOT MOONLIGHTING in the terrorist arm itself.

700 militants died. Even if the police were NOT in the militant arm the leaders of the police said they would force of arms to defend Gaza. Force of arms. Military style. As in COMBATANT.



I am only telling you the facts. 700 of the people killed were members of Hamas, but the facts are quite simple. 400 of them were Policemen.

You claiming that anyone in Hamas is a legitimate target would be the same as me claiming that every person in Israel over the age of 18 is a legitimate target, because they must serve in the army and would use force of arms to defend Israel. I don't think you want to go that way.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 4:04:26 PM   
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The head of the police said his men (at the beginning of the conflict) would use force of arms at the time (as in, during operation cast lead) to defend Gaza. The police arm is also known to provide direct support to the military arm for military activities.

If an Israeli offers direct man power support to a soldier for military activities currently(ie, offers to scout locations for attacks, offers to help move munitions around) CURRENTLY I would say that civilian is a legitimate target.

Willingly providing direct man power aid to a military operation makes you a military target, in my opinion. If a soldier asked me to bring ammo to his friend and I said yes I'd say its my fault if I got shot. If the solider pointed a gun at me and said to do it, it would be the soldiers fault.

Therefore the 400 police are either willing participants, or human shields. You can bloody well pick.


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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 4:49:37 PM   
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What makes me mad is those babies were probably within 50 paces of a Hamas militant, or worse, burned by Hamas to make Israel look bad.



"A Hamas militant" or "burned by Hamas"??????

Sorry MasterNJ, this incident took place in Lebanon during the siege of the PLO in Beirut in the early 80s. Hamas hadn't even been formed then AFAIK.

Congratulations you have just been caught inventing a wholly imaginary defence that managed to get the country wrong, the 'enemy' wrong and the time out by c25 years.

You have just created a wholly imaginary defence for the death of 3 innocent babies.

And even if there had been any militant within 50 yards, would that have justified using white phosphorous? No that would be a clear war crime.

And even if they didn't use white phosphorous, would the killing of a militant justify taking the life of an infant or three? Never.

I hope you can see the effects that your unquestioning blind support of a morally bankrupt State that uses war crimes as an instrument of policy has in unexpected places. It returns, just like a boomerang, and ends up haunting the place it came from.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 6:18:20 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MasterNJ20

You are wrong and wrong again. The Hamas police force is STRONGLY linked with Hamas terrorist activities. Many of them supplying man power to these activities as well as logistical and tactical support IF NOT MOONLIGHTING in the terrorist arm itself.

700 militants died. Even if the police were NOT in the militant arm the leaders of the police said they would force of arms to defend Gaza. Force of arms. Military style. As in COMBATANT.



I am only telling you the facts. 700 of the people killed were members of Hamas, but the facts are quite simple. 400 of them were Policemen.

You claiming that anyone in Hamas is a legitimate target would be the same as me claiming that every person in Israel over the age of 18 is a legitimate target, because they must serve in the army and would use force of arms to defend Israel. I don't think you want to go that way.



Hertz is trying to redraw the casualty figures again by uttering half-truths about what Hamad said mixed up with figures by international bodies that are now discredited in light of Hamad’s admissions, and if that isn’t enough, mixed it up with claims of Palestinian injuries which are impossible to verify as combatant or civilian and may have absolutely nothing to do with the targeting practices of the IDF. Then he makes an absurd equivalence between members of militant Hamas and all Israeli citizens as targets simpy because most citizens spend a two or three year stint in the IDF when they turn 18.

The police force were and are not innocents. Although Goldstone defined members of Hamas’s police force as “civilians”, they had a role in bringing about and enforcing Hamas’s violent coop of Gaza. Included under this deliberate effort at deception to redraw the death tolls to make Israel look guilty, are all the security bodies that were involved in combat with the IDF and acts of terror, and intelligence groups also involved more indirectly in combat. In one attack at the outset of the war (Dec 27th) at a training camp, listed in the link below, 89 were killed, of which 60 belonged to Hamas rather than being neutral members of the police and almost all were members of the al-Qassam Brigades - its military wing. Combatants and terrorists from other groups made the figure 81 which is over 90% of those killed in that raid. http://www.jcpa.org/JCPA/Templates/ShowPage.asp?DRIT=1&DBID=1&LNGID=1&TMID=111&FID=442&PID=0&IID=3081&TTL=Palestinian_%E2%80%9CPolicemen%E2%80%9D_Killed_in_Gaza_Operation_Were_Trained_Terrorists

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Reported, luckydawg. Your unsubstantiated accusations are tiresome. If you can't put up a half decent argument, you should probably leave it, rather than rant and throw names at me in breach of the TOS.

In post 8 of the Propaganda and Israel thread Hertz says “The point about Israel is that alone amongst all the appalling and disgusting terrorist groups of the world, Israel gets the full support of a superpower and a rag-tag assortment of fundamentalist Christians, foreign Zionists, racists and others. This is why the behaviour of Israel needs to be highlighted again and again.” Thus he gets to put negative labels on those who support Israel – note the inclusion of the word “racists” which he used before to slander all or most who defend Israel. Repeatedly he labels Israel a racist state, a fascist state, a nazi state, a terrorist state. Yet in the midst of all this mud slinging which he and other pro-Palestinians engage in, he becomes terribly hurt and offended if anyone replies and accuses him of similar things. He uses the rules of this forum to gain advantage by saying anything slanderous including outright untruths which I challenged him about before, and yet no one can challenge him about his peculiar obsession with Israel, a tiny state which he says he hates and says shouldn’t exist! He has also repeatedly made support for Israel amongst the public at large seem greater than it is to justify his obsessive behaviour when in fact most of the world and the media are highly critical of Israel today (wrongly IMHO). Thus it is quite proper to question the motivations of others when their condemnations are extreme so I think such rules should be exempt at times, especially since they form part of legitimate political debate about race etc. outside of these forums.

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RE: 3 month suspended sentence for breaching Geneva Con... - 11/30/2010 7:02:23 PM   
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Mea Culpa, I was doing a quick reply and didn't realize the reference and thought we were still talking about Cast Lead. But yes, Palestinian leadership has been known to fake brutal deaths for publicity.

I have tried to investigate with earnest the 1982 Lebanon war. Robert Frisk's name keeps coming up as the primary source of this information. Besides this is the Human Rights Watch which wish to criticize retroactively for Israel's use in 1982 because of continued allegations in 93.

Again from a legal perspective the Geneva convention does not hold because their enemies have public mission objectives such as "inflict civilian casualties", a clear breach of the Geneva convention.

This means we must hold Israel to moral, not legal standards. The moral standards of the time (80-90's) were ten civilian casualties to one militant casualty.

You can argue those deaths were avoidable. Perhaps they didn't have the targeting right to use smaller radius blasts, perhaps there was a tactical mis-communication, perhaps they had budget cuts and couldn't afford other shells. The point is Israel was within legal right to breach the Geneva convention and should be approached on a moralistic ground.
When we approach it from a moralist view depending on the numbers killed around 1 militant per 1 civilian. Within moralistic requirments at the time if the damage was collateral requiring that the civilian poplation must have been singled out for there to be a moral outrage.

In short: it is sad those 3 babies died. It is possible Israel used phosphorous in 1982. I apologize for the inaccuracy of my short response. From a legal perspective and a moral perspective Israel was no worse than a standard army in the day. War is a horrible thing. Horrible things happen in war. They happen if Israel, USA, Britain, France, or Russia are involved. Israel should not be held to a higher standard than these countries. Babies died in WWII, babies died in Vietnam, babies died in Africa. Babies died. Its sad.

The fact of the matter is Israel produces very low collateral damage compared to other armies. The fact that their weapons are banned seems almost silly. The civilian casualties in these conflicts are not excessive by any stretch of the imagination. some 9,000 soldiers died in 82. Less than 20,000 civilians died. If any other army killed the same number of soldiers more than 50,000 civilians would be dead (90,000 being the real estimate).

Where is the excessive death? 3 babies in a hospital? This is an attempt to evoke an emotional response to get people to hold Israel to higher standards.

I apologize again for my quick reply earlier, I misread and misinterpreted your post.

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