Israel rolling into Gaza
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trubuilt
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I don't think I will live to see the end of these two sides from fighting but it would be nice. At least the media has something to talk about except the economy.
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trubuilt said:
Agreed, Not until World War III is fought and won
That is if anyone survives!
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roll on!!!!!
Unfortunately, I don't think there will be an end to this until one side is completely wiped out. The odds aren't good for the Palestinians to fare well in this one.
If you are a religious person, then you likely believe that Israel is Gods chosen people. To that end, I would never bet against them. They are a tough nation, and they do not lack the fortitude to complete what they are after.
Well so much for outsourcing.
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Saturday, January 03, 2009 Israel Today Staff
ISRAELI GROUND FORCES ROLL ON GAZA
Some 10,000 Israeli troops backed by hundreds of tanks and heavy armored bulldozers rolled into the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip on Saturday evening in an escalation of Israel's war to end the terrorist rocket threat on its citizens.
Heavy fighting was reported on the outskirts of Gaza City, and Israel's Channel 2 News reported that several dozen Hamas gunmen had been killed in the initial push.
Media analysts noted that the Israelis had faced relatively mild Hamas resistance, and warned that the terror group could be trying to lure the Israeli army deep into the allies of Gaza City where ambushes will have been prepared.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak warned Israel in a televised address that the operation would neither be short nor easy, but that Israel was determined to reestablish its deterrence against terrorist aggression.
Israel has been pounding Gaza from the air for the past week, but military and political leaders remained indecisive about whether or not to send in the soldiers and tanks massed on the Gaza border for fear of heavy casualties on both sides.
But with the air strikes failing to put an end to the terrorist rockets - Hamas actually escalated both the quantity and quality of the attacks - Israel's security cabinet voted to move to the next phase. The decision included the call-up of tens of thousands of reserve soldiers in case the situation warrants the injection of more troops.
While there were scattered small demonstrations against the Israeli incursion around the world, Western leaders - including the US and Europe - voiced support for the move, insisting that Israel continues to act in a defensive manner.
The rotating presidency of the European Union went to the Czech Republic at the weekend, and the Czech president wasted no time issuing a public statement of support for Israel's right to utilize severe military force in the defense of its people.
Saturday, January 03, 2009 Israel Today Staff
ISRAELI GROUND FORCES ROLL ON GAZA
Some 10,000 Israeli troops backed by hundreds of tanks and heavy armored bulldozers rolled into the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip on Saturday evening in an escalation of Israel's war to end the terrorist rocket threat on its citizens.
Heavy fighting was reported on the outskirts of Gaza City, and Israel's Channel 2 News reported that several dozen Hamas gunmen had been killed in the initial push.
Media analysts noted that the Israelis had faced relatively mild Hamas resistance, and warned that the terror group could be trying to lure the Israeli army deep into the allies of Gaza City where ambushes will have been prepared.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak warned Israel in a televised address that the operation would neither be short nor easy, but that Israel was determined to reestablish its deterrence against terrorist aggression.
Israel has been pounding Gaza from the air for the past week, but military and political leaders remained indecisive about whether or not to send in the soldiers and tanks massed on the Gaza border for fear of heavy casualties on both sides.
But with the air strikes failing to put an end to the terrorist rockets - Hamas actually escalated both the quantity and quality of the attacks - Israel's security cabinet voted to move to the next phase. The decision included the call-up of tens of thousands of reserve soldiers in case the situation warrants the injection of more troops.
While there were scattered small demonstrations against the Israeli incursion around the world, Western leaders - including the US and Europe - voiced support for the move, insisting that Israel continues to act in a defensive manner.
The rotating presidency of the European Union went to the Czech Republic at the weekend, and the Czech president wasted no time issuing a public statement of support for Israel's right to utilize severe military force in the defense of its people.
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KRAZYSRT10
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And...not to mention they have been putting up with this bullshit long enough. Can't the Arabs just cut these guys some slack...
KRAZYSRT10 said:
Nope, they are to f*cking stupid.
I think Israel needs to finish this. Screw the rest of the world calling for BS cease fires that Hamas doesn't listen to anyways. Roll through and kill them all. They have showed amazing restraint, and tried to resolve this peacefuly. The time for that crap has passed.
It's crazy that the Israelis have to live like this. If you've never been within the reach of rockets/mortors... it's a pretty shitty feeling. It's always in the back of your head. You know that at any given minute, without warning, you could die. Imagine if rockets started comming in from Canada or Mexico, flying over your house. Its f**kin ridiculous that they have to cower in fear in their own cities and in their own homes.
I hope they do this right, and I hope they don't give into the polotical pressure that they will soon be getting.
It's crazy that the Israelis have to live like this. If you've never been within the reach of rockets/mortors... it's a pretty shitty feeling. It's always in the back of your head. You know that at any given minute, without warning, you could die. Imagine if rockets started comming in from Canada or Mexico, flying over your house. Its f**kin ridiculous that they have to cower in fear in their own cities and in their own homes.
I hope they do this right, and I hope they don't give into the polotical pressure that they will soon be getting.
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Umm I didn't want to say anything here but didn't the Israelis attack last week during a time they weren't supposed to? I mean (and most importantly) from a religious perspective, and according to what was supposed to be Israeli belief?
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Venom Power said:
War has no religion. And the rules are simple....Win.:dontknow:
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WWOD? (What would Obama do?)
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Damn it Jack. I just blew beer out my nose.
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KRAZYSRT10 said:
But they are supposed to be God's chosen people.. Shouldn't they continue to act as if they are worthy of that title? The first in their minds SHOULD be God not war. Because if not, then why are we so keen in backing them?
Venom Power said:
Israel started their air attacks... I think almost 2 weeks ago:dontknow: ... after hamas kept launching rockets over the border.
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