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English: Civilian buildings destroyed by Israelis in the assault on Gaza 2008-2009 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
English: Dar al-Fadila Association for Orphans, consisting of a school, computer center and mosque in Rafah serving 500 children, were destroyed by the Israelis during Israel's assault on Gaza. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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the little children. The Israelis said they're only targeting Hamas. So
far almost 100 children are dead. I've seen far worse than this but you
see what's going on. You won't see this on mainstream news. Yes I know
Israelis got bombed too and anyone who says 'It can't be helped' needs a
head or heart transplant!
.....
The
US government funds Israel almost $3 billion a year in military funding
and in the last week over 85 children were killed. Remember to Obama
won the Nobel peace prize & he has blood on he's hands from these
children.
John Farnham You have to love the baldness of the propaganda. 'Israel needs to defend itself.' http://jewishvoiceforpeace.org/content/us-military-aid-and-israel
youtube.com/watch?v=4-Thol-sKGc Meanwhile Iran is a big threat
because A. says there is no lesson learned by Israelis from Jewish
suffering in Europe - except to inflict the same racism on fellow
Samaritan Semites Here's the latest go-round of the same questions asked
for decades http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDhYVED8Zi8
But n. We are to be afraid of the WMD threat of people who hold WMD
disarmament conferences and have civilian power projects built by
Russia, advised scientifically by Russians, fueled and inspected by
Russians. They are so in control of these projects in their back yard
that they have an attitude - publicly stated by Putin - that an attack
on these facilities will be regarded as an attack on Russia itself. Yet
this warning from a known holder of MIRV ed ICBMs is not 'credible.' But
the threat of people without WMD who have had the opportunity to acquire
it for decades is a horror. Riiight.
Ahmadinejad speech at UN
U.S. military aid to Israel has a dramatic effect on Israel's policies towards t...See More
U.S. Military Aid and Israel
Jewish Voice for Peace Statement on Peace, U.S. Military Aid and Israel, 2004
Why we urge the U.S. government to suspend military aid to Israel until it ends its 37-year occupation of the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem.
U.S. military aid to Israel has a dramatic effect on Israel's policies towards the Palestinians. It has increasingly been used not to pay for defense but to finance the Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands. It keeps Israel from facing the difficult but necessary challenges of building a more democratic society, and encourages solving deep-rooted problems by military rather than peaceful and more effective means.The U.S. funding that pays for the guns and ammunition, F-16 bombers, and Apache helicopters that are used to carry out Israel's occupation of Palestinian land and people serves neither Israelis, Palestinians, nor Americans.
In short, Israel cannot build a society based on the principles of democracy, human rights, and compliance with international law while brutally occupying another people and their land. The United States is currently paying for that occupation with its annual aid. That's why Jewish Voice for Peace urges the U.S. government to suspend military aid to Israel until Israel ends its 37-year occupation of the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem.
U.S. Tax Dollars at Work: Calculating Foreign Aid to Israel
Calculating the exact amount of U.S. aid to Israel,
however, is difficult. One has to make estimates because much of the
aid is buried in the budgets of other government agencies, mostly the
Department of Defense (DOD).
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13 Erdogan goes out on a limb and falls off
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12 The New Pro-War Face of Amnesty International, Inc.*
11 Solution: Make the citizen too big to fail!
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* Classic 'foot in mouth'
We should
be pleased that President Obama offered Hamas no comfort in his press
conference in Thailand. “There’s no country on earth that would tolerate
missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders. We are
fully supportive of Israel’s right to defend itself. Israel has every
right to expect that it does not have missiles fired into its
territory.”
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