Among many others I protest against the unjustified use of unnecessary violence against the Palestinian civilians.
This is not a pro-terrorism standing. This is taking a stand against genocide and violations of fundamental human rights and international law.
By standing up against powerful nations saying "we don't tolerate this activity" does not make us terrorists or anti-semitic. Personally I do not think that Hamas are right with all their intentions. But a 5 year old child is not to become homeless and/or an orphan because of governmental thirst for money, power and land. This goes for all nations.
This tragic sandbox arguments "he started!" or "if you stop then i'll stop" makes me wonder if this is even for real. Is this some kind of sick joke? Unfortunatly it's not, and no matter who has done what in the past and who lived there first back during 1000 B.C. it has to stop NOW!
I am not saying that Hamas never done anything wrong. But by calling them terrorists and then acting the same way, does that not make you the same? If not, then maybe Hamas were not terrorists to begin with?
By saying NO to this activity we say it's, once and for all, time to stop this crazy circus. Not for the sake of the Israeli government and extremists or for terrorists, but for the sake of our children and our planet.
Simply Israel have gone too far this time. In their "hunt on Hamas leaders" they are/allowing cutting off the power to Palestinian hospitals, bombing a UN school, cutting off roads, building walls on foreign territory, occupying others houses, refusing evacuation of foreign citizens of countries that has nothing to do with the conflict. Shooting at Palestinian ambulance, cutting off food and first aid supplies.
What does the plantage owned by a civil palestinian family have to do with Hamas? Why does Israelian soldiers block their way so they can't harvest? Leading them to get volunteers to get the harvest for them since they are not allowed to walk on their own property. How many Hamas terrorist leaders do they either kill or arrest by doing this? To be honest I think they actually just made someone join the "terrorist" force.
If it is terrorists we're fighting then how can we expect them to follow laws? We can't. That's exactly what terrorism is. What we can do, on the other hand, is to expect a nation to follow laws and stand by the human rights.
In this matter I really don't see why a police would break into a house, violate the law, by shooting an entire family, while on a mission trying to arrest someone in a house 30 meters away. So why would Israeli attacking "defence" forces (yeah...attack doesnt sound very defensive right?) do the very same thing? Breaking international law, killing civilians and violate human rights while on a mission trying to arrest someone?
With great sadness I can't say the U.S at least had nothing to do with it this time. When did veto get into democratic societies? Oh, yeah... sorry. I forgot U.S.A, the land of the free and home of the brave, isn't a real democratic country. My mistake.
What is the point of voting when U.S.A constantly use veto and vote no to any suggestions that would make an end or stop to the attacks?
Why are we just sitting here, hoping our nations leaders will do something about this? We are the nation and we should stand up and say we don't want this to happen any of our brothers and sisters out there in the world.
If supporting a genocide and collective punishment is considered brave, then I am PROUD to be a COWARD!
This is not a pro-terrorism standing. This is taking a stand against genocide and violations of fundamental human rights and international law.
By standing up against powerful nations saying "we don't tolerate this activity" does not make us terrorists or anti-semitic. Personally I do not think that Hamas are right with all their intentions. But a 5 year old child is not to become homeless and/or an orphan because of governmental thirst for money, power and land. This goes for all nations.
This tragic sandbox arguments "he started!" or "if you stop then i'll stop" makes me wonder if this is even for real. Is this some kind of sick joke? Unfortunatly it's not, and no matter who has done what in the past and who lived there first back during 1000 B.C. it has to stop NOW!
I am not saying that Hamas never done anything wrong. But by calling them terrorists and then acting the same way, does that not make you the same? If not, then maybe Hamas were not terrorists to begin with?
By saying NO to this activity we say it's, once and for all, time to stop this crazy circus. Not for the sake of the Israeli government and extremists or for terrorists, but for the sake of our children and our planet.
Simply Israel have gone too far this time. In their "hunt on Hamas leaders" they are/allowing cutting off the power to Palestinian hospitals, bombing a UN school, cutting off roads, building walls on foreign territory, occupying others houses, refusing evacuation of foreign citizens of countries that has nothing to do with the conflict. Shooting at Palestinian ambulance, cutting off food and first aid supplies.
What does the plantage owned by a civil palestinian family have to do with Hamas? Why does Israelian soldiers block their way so they can't harvest? Leading them to get volunteers to get the harvest for them since they are not allowed to walk on their own property. How many Hamas terrorist leaders do they either kill or arrest by doing this? To be honest I think they actually just made someone join the "terrorist" force.
If it is terrorists we're fighting then how can we expect them to follow laws? We can't. That's exactly what terrorism is. What we can do, on the other hand, is to expect a nation to follow laws and stand by the human rights.
In this matter I really don't see why a police would break into a house, violate the law, by shooting an entire family, while on a mission trying to arrest someone in a house 30 meters away. So why would Israeli attacking "defence" forces (yeah...attack doesnt sound very defensive right?) do the very same thing? Breaking international law, killing civilians and violate human rights while on a mission trying to arrest someone?
With great sadness I can't say the U.S at least had nothing to do with it this time. When did veto get into democratic societies? Oh, yeah... sorry. I forgot U.S.A, the land of the free and home of the brave, isn't a real democratic country. My mistake.
What is the point of voting when U.S.A constantly use veto and vote no to any suggestions that would make an end or stop to the attacks?
Why are we just sitting here, hoping our nations leaders will do something about this? We are the nation and we should stand up and say we don't want this to happen any of our brothers and sisters out there in the world.
If supporting a genocide and collective punishment is considered brave, then I am PROUD to be a COWARD!