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IDF kann das ja auch mal bombardieren und die Journalisten wegfegen. Jetzt habe sie eine Begründung.

Habe aber irgendwie das Gefühl, dass das nicht passieren wird.

Hast du die Feiglinge der Hamas nicht mal als ehrenvolle Freiheitskämpfer bezeichnet?
 
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Die Opfer dort interessieren Links, Rechts & die Brudis natürlich nicht.

Israel interessiert sich vor allem nicht, für Kinder als Opfer, was du ja mit deinem Beitrag vorhin bewiesen hast.

Wenn die Hamas in der Nähe von Journalisten feuern, hält sich die IDF zurück und verfolgt ihre Linie nicht.

Wenn es Palästinensische Kinder sind, scheißen sie einfach drauf.
 
Israel interessiert sich vor allem nicht, für Kinder als Opfer, was du ja mit deinem Beitrag vorhin bewiesen hast.

Wenn die Hamas in der Nähe von Journalisten feuern, hält sich die IDF zurück und verfolgt ihre Linie nicht.

Wenn es Palästinensische Kinder sind, scheißen sie einfach drauf.

Bitte geh sterben.
 
Darüber kann wenigstens Frei berichtet werden, ohne das Reporter Konsequenzen rechnen müssen

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Na!?

Da hab ich dich jetzt an den Eiern was?
 
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Passend dazu:

Racism is the Foundation of Israel's Operation Protective Edge

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For over two weeks, Netanyahu and the media whipped the country into a hysterical state, accusing Hamas of responsibility for abducting the teens without providing evidence to support the claim and promoting hopes that they would be found alive, although the government knew that the boys were likely murdered within minutes of their abduction. Their deaths provided a pretext for more violent expressions of Israeli anti-Arab racism than ever before.

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http://www.jadaliyya.com/pages/index/18732/racism-is-the-foundation-of-israels-operation-prot
 
From Gaza: I Would Rather Die in Dignity Than Agree to Living in an Open-Air Prison

Gaza is a tough place; it's tiny, overcrowded and besieged. But the people are kind. The food is delicious, and the beach, though filthy, allows us to pretend that we're free. The sunset at sea is a spectacular scene, despite the Israeli warships dotting the landscape. Take a stroll down the street, and you'll meet vendors, mostly young children hawking their wares. Take a taxi, and by the time you get off, you'll be exchanging phone numbers with your newest friend, the taxi driver.

Our markets are complete chaos, an experience for all five senses. Rush hour is when school children, dressed in UNRWA uniforms or Barcelona and Real Madrid t-shirts, finish classes and flood the streets on their way back home. It is when I realize how young Gaza's population is. Night is as lively a time as daytime. Smoke shisha at a beach or downtown café or chill with the family. The people in Gaza, too, are humans.

But this isn't the scene in Gaza anymore. The streets are deserted, and so is the beach. Schools have become makeshift shelters crammed with displaced people fleeing death to a supposedly safer place. The beautiful noise of life has been replaced by a horrid one of death. Drones are humming overhead, and jet fighters are roaring.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/moham...-open-air-prison_b_5627590.html?utm_hp_ref=tw
 
Israel interessiert sich vor allem nicht, für Kinder als Opfer, was du ja mit deinem Beitrag vorhin bewiesen hast.

Wenn die Hamas in der Nähe von Journalisten feuern, hält sich die IDF zurück und verfolgt ihre Linie nicht.

Wenn es Palästinensische Kinder sind, scheißen sie einfach drauf.

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Ein Reporter zeigt, wie die Hamas durch Drohungen die Berichterstattung von Journalisten in Gaza beeinflusst.

A few have acknowledged their predicament, mostly on social media. For example, Italian journalist Gabriele Barbati on July 29 tweeted: “Out of #Gaza far from #Hamas retaliation: misfired rocket killed children [today] in Shati.” In other words, having left Gaza, he can now say what he would not dare report while in the territory: It was a Hamas rocket, not an Israeli rocket, that killed 10 people, eight of them children, at the al Shati refugee camp along the northern Gaza seacoast.

Israeli filmmaker Michael Grynszpan wrote on Facebook that he had met with a Spanish journalist who had just left Gaza and asked him why TV viewers are not seeing Hamas fighters in action. Mr. Grynszpan said he was told: “It’s very simple. We did see Hamas people there, launching rockets. They were close to our hotel, but if ever we dared pointing our camera on them, they would simply shoot at us and kill us.”

An op-ed in The Australian noted that after TV reporter Peter Stefanovic tweeted that he had seen rockets fired into Israel from near his hotel, a pro-Hamas tweeter warned: “in WWII, spies got shot.” French-Palestinian journalist Radjaa Abu Dagga was “detained and interrogated by members of Hamas’ al-Qassam Brigade at a room in Shifa hospital next to the emergency room.” He published an account of his treatment in the French newspaper Liberation — but that article has since been “unpublished at Dagga’s request.” Why do you suppose?



Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/aug/5/may-hamas-rules/#ixzz39dLtusrl
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Will keine 45 Minuten vergeuden, kannst du das kurz zusammenfassen? Ist Finkelstein auch pro-Putin, wenn er schon im Prawda-Funk auftritt?
 
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