🚀 go-pugleaf

I doubt the Palestinians are killing their own children. This is just more
Jewish propaganda to justify the slaughter of Palestinian civilians and
children.  I just cannot understand how much longer the world community is
going to sit by passively while these massacres take place,  in Palestine,
in Iraq, in Iran.


"Riain Barton" <riain@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:8BRrc.27480$KE6.14907@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> Palestinians shooting their own children
>
> ISRAEL REDEPLOYS, WARNS OF MORE RAFAH TUNNEL RAIDS
> Army said to have proof of Palestinians shooting their
> own children
>
> ICEJ NEWS SERVICE FROM JERUSALEM (icej.org)
> ===========================================
> Friday 21 May 2004
>
>
>
> Israel has denied Palestinian reports that the
> extensive four-day
> operation to close down the weapons-smuggling
> infrastructure in the
> southern Gaza border area of Rafah has come to an end,
> even as
> Palestinian residents emerged from their homes and
> surveyed the damage
> for the first time Friday.
>
> Operation Rainbow, aimed at flushing out the
> terrorists and arms
> smugglers, will continue, military sources told
> Haaretz Friday morning
> and the troops were merely "redeploying."
>
> "In the coming days," the sources told the paper,
> "there will be
> continuous military operations in the area. We still
> have many missions
> to carry out there, and that's exactly what we will
> do." The
> Palestinians "can't breath easy yet," another senior
> military source
> told Army Radio.
>
> As many as 40 Palestinians, most of them armed gunmen
> but including a
> number of civilians and children, have been killed in
> the past days
> since Israeli forces arrived en masse to put a stop to
> the weapons trade
> before a shipment of Iranian long-range rockets and
> shoulder launched
> missiles reached the Gaza Strip from Egypt.
>
> Israel has not ruled out the possibility that tank
> shells fired at an
> empty building on Wednesday ahead of a Palestinian
> protest march could
> have contributed to the civilian death toll, but
> fiercely disputes
> targeting children.
>
> One army officer told Maariv on Wednesday that he
> believed that the
> Israeli shells could have triggered a series of
> Palestinian roadside
> bombs, in an area rigged to inflict high casualties
> among incoming
> Israeli troops.
>
> It emerged Friday that the IDF had acted as they did
> in a bid to turn
> the protesters back, unaware that the children leading
> the march were as
> close as they were to the line of fire. They acted
> primarily out of
> concern that the 3,000 protesters intermingled with
> armed men carrying
> RPGs would cut Israeli armored divisions off from an
> unprotected
> infantry unit looking for tunnels and terror suspects
> on the other side
> of the road.
>
> While New York Times correspondent James Bennet saw
> for himself the
> bullet wounds which claimed the lives of at least two
> Palestinian
> children in a Rafah hospital on Wednesday - Haaretz
> writer Amir Oren,
> offered a different insight into the conflicting
> stories surrounding
> some of the Palestinian civilian dead.
>
> In a devastating critique of the IDFs lack of
> preparedness for the
> crowds encountered in Rafah on Wednesday Oren casually
> interjects the
> possibility that Palestinian fighters callously killed
> their own.
>
> When men obeyed the calls over the loudspeakers to
> turn themselves in to
> the IDF authorities, Oren said at the end of his Weeks
> End analysis,
> they were confronted by members of the terror
> organizations, who opened
> fire on them and killed two children.
>
> A senior officer in Gaza reported yesterday that the
> IDF have in their
> possession pictures of this incident, Oren continued -
> of Palestinians
> killing their children. According to Oren, the officer
> was amazed that
> the army has so far refrained from publishing them.
>
>
>
> "torresD" <torresD30@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dwNrc.5403$Tn6.3237@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> > http://www.rafahtoday.org/index.htm
> >
> >
>
>

Palestinians shooting their own children

ISRAEL REDEPLOYS, WARNS OF MORE RAFAH TUNNEL RAIDS
Army said to have proof of Palestinians shooting their
own children

ICEJ NEWS SERVICE FROM JERUSALEM (icej.org)
===========================================
Friday 21 May 2004



Israel has denied Palestinian reports that the
extensive four-day
operation to close down the weapons-smuggling
infrastructure in the
southern Gaza border area of Rafah has come to an end,
even as
Palestinian residents emerged from their homes and
surveyed the damage
for the first time Friday.

Operation Rainbow, aimed at flushing out the
terrorists and arms
smugglers, will continue, military sources told
Haaretz Friday morning
and the troops were merely "redeploying."

"In the coming days," the sources told the paper,
"there will be
continuous military operations in the area. We still
have many missions
to carry out there, and that's exactly what we will
do." The
Palestinians "can't breath easy yet," another senior
military source
told Army Radio.

As many as 40 Palestinians, most of them armed gunmen
but including a
number of civilians and children, have been killed in
the past days
since Israeli forces arrived en masse to put a stop to
the weapons trade
before a shipment of Iranian long-range rockets and
shoulder launched
missiles reached the Gaza Strip from Egypt.

Israel has not ruled out the possibility that tank
shells fired at an
empty building on Wednesday ahead of a Palestinian
protest march could
have contributed to the civilian death toll, but
fiercely disputes
targeting children.

One army officer told Maariv on Wednesday that he
believed that the
Israeli shells could have triggered a series of
Palestinian roadside
bombs, in an area rigged to inflict high casualties
among incoming
Israeli troops.

It emerged Friday that the IDF had acted as they did
in a bid to turn
the protesters back, unaware that the children leading
the march were as
close as they were to the line of fire. They acted
primarily out of
concern that the 3,000 protesters intermingled with
armed men carrying
RPGs would cut Israeli armored divisions off from an
unprotected
infantry unit looking for tunnels and terror suspects
on the other side
of the road.

While New York Times correspondent James Bennet saw
for himself the
bullet wounds which claimed the lives of at least two
Palestinian
children in a Rafah hospital on Wednesday - Haaretz
writer Amir Oren,
offered a different insight into the conflicting
stories surrounding
some of the Palestinian civilian dead.

In a devastating critique of the IDFs lack of
preparedness for the
crowds encountered in Rafah on Wednesday Oren casually
interjects the
possibility that Palestinian fighters callously killed
their own.

When men obeyed the calls over the loudspeakers to
turn themselves in to
the IDF authorities, Oren said at the end of his Weeks
End analysis,
they were confronted by members of the terror
organizations, who opened
fire on them and killed two children.

A senior officer in Gaza reported yesterday that the
IDF have in their
possession pictures of this incident, Oren continued -
of Palestinians
killing their children. According to Oren, the officer
was amazed that
the army has so far refrained from publishing them.



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>
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