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400 tons of Israeli ammunition hit Gaza

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During the 36 hours since the beginning of the military operation “Frontier Defense”, Israel used more than 400 tons of ammunition against the Gaza Strip, hitting more targets than during the entire 8 day of the previous “Pillar of Defense” operation at the end of 2012, reports ITAR-TASS with reference to the representative of the Israeli security forces.

400 tons of Israeli ammunition hit Gaza


“We believe that Hamas leaders should be extremely surprised by the extent of Israeli actions in the past two days,” the Israeli spokesman said. “We constantly strike at the Hamas infrastructure, at the places where Hamas activists live and operate. Now there is not a single Hamas commander who would have a place to return home. ”

During the current operation, the Israeli Air Force and Navy attacked 550 at various targets in the Gaza Strip. Objects destroyed include 60 missile launchers of extended-range missiles and a 31 tunnel. In addition, the command posts and houses of Islamic Jihad activists and the Hamas movement were attacked.
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According to INTERFAX.RU with reference to the Palestinian agency Ma'an, 51 Palestinians have died as a result of the Israeli military operation to date. No Israeli casualties have been reported yet.

It is worth noting that due to the aggravation of the situation on the border of the Gaza Strip and Israel, the US Embassy in Tel Aviv ceased its work.

"In view of the current situation, the US Embassy in Tel Aviv will be closed on Thursday, 10 July," said the website of the US diplomatic mission, recommending using e-mail for appeals.
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  1. Hs487
    Hs487 10 July 2014 10: 45
    +8
    These would be 400 tons on the junta punitive!
    1. Shurik34RF
      Shurik34RF 10 July 2014 10: 51
      +6
      This is the beginning of the end ... The Americans will leave, and the radicals will attack.
      1. Matroskin 18
        Matroskin 18 10 July 2014 11: 08
        +6
        Israel dumped 400 tons, and Ban Ki-moon accused the Palestinians of escalating the conflict!
        That such an adequate and useful organization is the UN !!!
        1. Alexander Romanov
          Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 11: 17
          +26
          Quote: Matroskin 18
          Israel dumped 400 tons, and Ban Ki-moon accused the Palestinians of escalating the conflict!

          Hamas knew very well what would follow in response to the shelling of Israel, but he did so intentionally.
          Hamas knew the Palestinians would die, but they didn't give a shit about it.
          They run out of money, so they began to peck in Israel to beg all over the world.
          Hamas are terrorists and do not need to take the side of terrorism because of dislike for Israel.
          1. a52333
            a52333 10 July 2014 11: 28
            +1
            +, but I have a question.
            1) fuses in the brain begin to melt, like in psaki laughing
            Hamas in Syria is good (because of Assad), in Palestine there are terrorists. is it like the corrupting influence of the gas sector?
            one more question. and where is the professor ???? !!!!!
            1. IFreedman
              IFreedman 10 July 2014 11: 33
              +4
              Quote: a52333
              +, but I have a question.
              1) fuses in the brain begin to melt, like in psaki laughing
              Hamas in Syria is good (because of Assad), in Palestine there are terrorists. is it like the corrupting influence of the gas sector?

              Who told you that? When were Hamas and other bandits "good"?
            2. Alexander Romanov
              Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 11: 38
              +5
              Quote: a52333
              Hamas in Syria are good (because for Assad),

              I never wrote that Hamas is good, I have NEVER and NEVER written this. I have never supported terrorism, no matter what channel it flows from or whatever goals it covers.
              We have some here who, in our ranks for the sake of achieving the goal, write any thug in the allies. No, if you want to be on the side of the truth, Hamas should not be written in the allies.
              1. a52333
                a52333 10 July 2014 12: 16
                +3
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                I never wrote that Hamas are good, ANYWHERE and NEVER I wrote this.

                And I did not write this ...

                Sorry, I blunted it .... confused Hamas and Hesboll feel
                1. Alexander Romanov
                  Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 13: 08
                  +4
                  Quote: a52333
                  confused Hamas and Hesboll

                  And Hesbola, which is better than Hamas? A more powerful and richer group. Its leader has been around for six years, as he is afraid of wrecking from a bunker.
            3. Tourist Breakfast
              Tourist Breakfast 10 July 2014 11: 45
              +6
              a52333
              Hamas in Syria are good (because for Assad),

              Hamas in Syria is fighting against Assad. They also train the militants there.
            4. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 12: 54
              +5
              Quote: a52333
              Hamas in Syria is good (because of Assad), in Palestine there are terrorists. is it like the corrupting influence of the gas sector?

              Why would they be good there? Dear, if two angry rabid dogs fight near your house, does it mean that you are obliged to choose one and designate one as good? Sorry no. They remain vicious rabid dogs
              1. supertiger21
                supertiger21 10 July 2014 20: 30
                +1
                Quote: Pimply
                Quote: a52333
                Hamas in Syria is good (because of Assad), in Palestine there are terrorists. is it like the corrupting influence of the gas sector?

                Why would they be good there? Dear, if two angry rabid dogs fight near your house, does it mean that you are obliged to choose one and designate one as good? Sorry no. They remain vicious rabid dogs


                If this "mad dog" is loyal to its owner, then I see nothing negative in this. The main thing is that it is in our interests and for the evil of Western "friends".
                1. Pimply
                  Pimply 10 July 2014 20: 37
                  -2
                  Quote: supertiger21
                  If this "mad dog" is loyal to its owner, then I see nothing negative in this. The main thing is that it is in our interests and for the evil of Western "friends".

                  Mad dogs don't know how to be faithful, for starters. They are just crazy. And sooner or later they will bite
                  1. supertiger21
                    supertiger21 11 July 2014 18: 59
                    0
                    Quote: Pimply
                    Quote: supertiger21
                    If this "mad dog" is loyal to its owner, then I see nothing negative in this. The main thing is that it is in our interests and for the evil of Western "friends".

                    Mad dogs don't know how to be faithful, for starters. They are just crazy. And sooner or later they will bite


                    You may be right! Especially if you take into account the experience of the same ISIS, which the United States itself fed and now do not know how to show this "dog" who gave birth to him ... laughing
            5. Blackmokona
              Blackmokona 10 July 2014 18: 57
              0
              The United States in Syria represents the SSA, the Persian monarchies of the Islamic Front, no one officially entered for ISIS. Thus, for them all the rest are bad, and their only legitimate authorities.
          2. Beck
            Beck 10 July 2014 13: 16
            +3
            Quote: Alexander Romanov
            Hamas are terrorists and do not need to take the side of terrorism because of dislike for Israel.


            Yeah. If you suffer for a long time, something will turn out.

            Wow. We have Romanov, my "persecutor" on warnings, similar points of view on the same event.

            Everything flows, everything changes.
            1. Alexander Romanov
              Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 15: 56
              +3
              Quote: Beck

              Everything flows, everything changes.

              Do you finally understand that Hamas are terrorists? Well, it’s meritorious child, meritorious.
              1. Beck
                Beck 10 July 2014 16: 50
                -3
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                Do you finally understand that Hamas are terrorists? Well, it’s meritorious child, meritorious.


                Well, the child is out of place and there is nothing to it, like my sucker for you.

                And you have no memory. I have never been to Hamas. It’s your fluffers were for Hamas. I have never been for radical Islam since I am an atheist. I have always supported the Jewish people in their just struggle for existence. How to support any other people who fell into the conditions of Israel.

                Ask our Jews if they heard from me the support of Hamas and other radicals. They will answer no.

                I was against Hussein and against Gaddafi and against Assad. And you are just for them for these bloody dictators.
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          3. Eltempo23rus
            Eltempo23rus 10 July 2014 19: 17
            -3
            You better start by saying that the Israelis live on Palestinian land.
            1. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 19: 20
              0
              Quote: Eltempo23rus
              You better start by saying that the Israelis live on Palestinian land.

              And not the Palestinians in Israeli? wink
              1. Eltempo23rus
                Eltempo23rus 11 July 2014 17: 27
                0
                And you, if you are interested, find information when the state of Palestine was formed and when Israel, and on whose territory the state of Israel was formed.
                1. atalef
                  atalef 11 July 2014 18: 02
                  -1
                  Quote: Eltempo23rus
                  And you, if you are interested, find information when the state of Palestine was formed and when Israel, and on whose territory the state of Israel was formed.

                  Yes, you are simply an ignoramus - there has never been a state of Palestine
            2. Deer Balak
              Deer Balak 11 July 2014 08: 27
              -1
              Quote: Eltempo23rus
              s and do not need because of dislike for Israel

              Why are historically all areas of residence called Judea and Samaria?
              All Arab place names here are either Hebrew or Greek. Which shows that the Arabs came here only in the 7th century, along with the spread of Islam.
        2. IFreedman
          IFreedman 10 July 2014 11: 30
          +5
          Quote: Matroskin 18
          Israel dumped 400 tons, and Ban Ki-moon accused the Palestinians of escalating the conflict!
          That such an adequate and useful organization is the UN !!!


          1. There is no such nation as "Palestinians".
          2. For these very "Palestinians" peace is simply unprofitable.
          1. Eltempo23rus
            Eltempo23rus 11 July 2014 20: 26
            0
            http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%BE%D0%B7%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5_%D
            0%93%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%83%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B2%D0%B0_%D0%98%D0%B7%D1
            % 80% D0% B0% D0% B8% D0% BB% D1% 8C follow the link and start reading,
            3 Balfour Declaration
            4 British Mandate in Palestine
            4.1 Organizational work in the Jewish community
            5 UN Plan for the partition of Palestine
        3. Eltempo23rus
          Eltempo23rus 10 July 2014 19: 15
          +1
          The UN and the OSCE are useless organizations that benefit only the West.
          1. Beck
            Beck 10 July 2014 20: 08
            +1
            Quote: Eltempo23rus
            The UN and the OSCE are useless organizations that benefit only the West.


            What is it like?

            So why Russia will not leave the UN. Together with all countries of Asia, Africa, South America. After all, only the West has benefits, but all but the West are inadequate.
            1. Eltempo23rus
              Eltempo23rus 11 July 2014 19: 45
              0
              1. The UN and the OSCE are dancing to the tune of the United States. 2. The United States does not reckon with either the UN or the OSCE. 3. They do not have any leverage, everything that is heard by the OSCE condemned that, the OSCE condemned it. gathered .. divided on each other, dispersed, as a result, the United States did as it was beneficial for them, spitting on all UN permissions. What is the use of the UN in that you can get together and whimper?
  2. Sergey Sitnikov
    Sergey Sitnikov 10 July 2014 10: 45
    +13
    A good example for the actions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation! Scout all locations and fry OTRK + airstrikes + MLRS
  3. Giant thought
    Giant thought 10 July 2014 10: 46
    +10
    And no dog barked toward Israel for these actions, what prevents our leadership from using force to protect the lives of our citizens?
    1. Stypor23
      Stypor23 10 July 2014 10: 59
      0
      Quote: Thought Giant
      What prevents our leadership from using force while protecting the lives of our citizens?

      The Kremlin has no eggs. Since all time, since 1948, there have been many immigrants from the security forces in the country's leadership. It’s foolish to compare, no offense to lawyers, the Jewish GRushnik E, Barak and lawyer D Medvedev.
      1. Sergei 57
        Sergei 57 10 July 2014 12: 29
        0
        Israel has been fighting with its eggs all its life; you want the same for Russia.
        1. Stypor23
          Stypor23 10 July 2014 12: 44
          +3
          Quote: Sergey 57
          you want the same and Russia

          I want our country to be calm, but looking at the Nazis calmly mocking at the border guards, there are thoughts like SIBERIA with the Far East they feel when the 1,5 billionth China is armed at a furious pace. What will happen if Beijing wants to again a little war. What the Kremlin will do in this case, again calmly count the irrevocable losses, and the army has a great army of people.
          1. Eltempo23rus
            Eltempo23rus 10 July 2014 19: 19
            0
            The Kremlin will figure out without you what to do.
            1. Stypor23
              Stypor23 10 July 2014 20: 11
              0
              Quote: Eltempo23rus
              The Kremlin will figure out without you what to do.

              The worst part is that you are right. If they break a kanulyuzu there, at least they’ll be in the shoes of the people laughing
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      3. Pimply
        Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 05
        +2
        Quote: Stypor23
        It is foolish to compare, with no offense to lawyers, the Jewish GRushnik E, Barak and lawyer D Medvedev.

        What does Ehud Barak have to do with it, who has not been in power for a long time, and whom former IDF soldiers still blame for the death of the Druze soldier in Kever Yosef, for example? A soldier who could be saved? Largely due to the political impotence of Barak, the Second Intifada began
        1. Stypor23
          Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 11
          0
          Quote: Pimply
          What does Ehud Barak, who has not been in power for a long time,

          I had nothing to do with it, I didn’t know about these nuances, as an example brought
          How is a warrior different from following?
          1. Pimply
            Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 20
            +1
            Quote: Stypor23
            How is a warrior different from following?

            Warriors very often turn out to be supporters and players in the "peace process". How many people died because of such beauties and their political ambitions of the doves of peace - Mom, do not cry
            1. Stypor23
              Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 27
              0
              But uvas army is one of the strongest in the world and is technically well equipped. The people are respected + hazing such as we do not have. I took about Che from an Israeli site. By the way, what kind of inscription flaunts.
              1. Pimply
                Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 30
                0
                Quote: Stypor23
                By the way, what kind of inscription flaunts.

                IDF Spirit
                1. Stypor23
                  Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 33
                  0
                  Quote: Pimply
                  IDF Spirit

                  By the way, Russian-speaking Muslims don't rhyme the word "tsakhal"?
                  1. IFreedman
                    IFreedman 10 July 2014 13: 38
                    0
                    Quote: Stypor23
                    Quote: Pimply
                    IDF Spirit

                    By the way, Russian-speaking Muslims don't rhyme the word "tsakhal"?

                    Maybe they rhyme, only who cares?
                    1. Stypor23
                      Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 46
                      0
                      Quote: IFreedman
                      only who cares?

                      And you (the Jews) do not care about them
                      1. IFreedman
                        IFreedman 10 July 2014 13: 53
                        0
                        Quote: Stypor23
                        Quote: IFreedman
                        only who cares?

                        And you (the Jews) do not care about them

                        Should it be?
                      2. Stypor23
                        Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 57
                        +1
                        I think, yes, although you always know better. what
                      3. IFreedman
                        IFreedman 10 July 2014 14: 10
                        0
                        Quote: Stypor23
                        I think, yes, although you always know better. what

                        1. Not all and not always, unfortunately.
                        2. I just did not understand the train of thought. Why should the Tatar or Caucasian rhymes with the word "Tsakhal" be interesting? Or are you talking about the Muslims themselves?
                      4. Stypor23
                        Stypor23 10 July 2014 14: 19
                        0
                        C'mon, don’t forget the hell with this rhyme.
              2. Deer Balak
                Deer Balak 11 July 2014 08: 29
                +1
                Quote: Stypor23
                But uvas army is one of the strongest in the world and is technically well equipped. The people are respected + hazing such as we do not have. I took about Che from an Israeli site. By the way, what kind of inscription flaunts.


                The Spirit of the IDF. This is not a mystical understanding, but the basic principles of the army.
    2. Lyubimov
      Lyubimov 10 July 2014 11: 03
      +3
      No one barks, because it is authorized by the State Department. About the fact that the Ukrainians hammer the South-East, too, especially no one blathers. With Russia, there’s another topic, once you shoot, the stink will start flowing, that the guard is already very much on the bait of their speakers by mouth. And we only have RT.
      Actually, this is a matter of strength, the Americans are doing almost what they want, for one simple reason - because they can do it. What will happen next, good or bad - for them it is the third question, but for us it is just very urgent.
    3. Rebus
      Rebus 10 July 2014 11: 16
      -6
      Quote: Thought Giant
      And no dog barked toward Israel for these actions, what prevents our leadership from using force to protect the lives of our citizens?

      There is such a thing as adequacy, and some of Israel’s actions, even such noble ones as protecting their citizens, are mildly inadequate. It must be remembered that any violence gives rise to retaliatory violence. Where it is possible to carry out a police special operation, art and air strikes should not erase settlements, since such actions can cause, and cause, retaliatory aggression. Today media reported that militants in Iraq stole 40 kg of uranium compounds (http://lifenews.ru/news/136300
      http://itar-tass.com/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/1308485 ), помимо радиоактивности соединения урана очень токсичны. После удара Израилем по Сектору Газа и гибели мирных палестинцев, можно ожидать теракта, с применением похищенного урана, в самом Израиле.
      Similar ways to resolve the conflict, only exacerbate the conflict itself ...

      PS The "President" of the neighboring "state" (pig) is acting the same inadequately and I would not be surprised if various IEDs begin to explode in Kiev (in the area of ​​government facilities) ...
      1. IFreedman
        IFreedman 10 July 2014 11: 21
        +7
        Quote: Rebus
        Similar ways to resolve the conflict, only exacerbate the conflict itself ...

        And what method is acceptable here? What should Israel do in response to rocket attacks? Express protest notes?
        1. cosmos111
          cosmos111 10 July 2014 11: 27
          +5
          Quote: IFreedman
          400 tons of Israeli ammunition hit Gaza


          AND? WHEN THE SAME, 400 TONS OF RUSSIAN AMMUNITION, TUMP ON THE HEADS OF JUNTA PUNISHERS ?????
        2. Rebus
          Rebus 10 July 2014 11: 43
          -6
          Quote: IFreedman
          What should Israel do in response to rocket attacks? Express protest notes?

          To avoid rocket attacks, Israel initially had to comply with the 1947 UN resolution on the creation of two states, Jewish and Arab, on the territory of Mandatory Britain, but the Jews considered themselves smarter and took the whole territory to themselves, this neglect and greed and gave rise to subsequent wars and current rocket attacks. This conflict, which has been going on for a very long time, and many other conflicts around the world can (and should) be stopped only by negotiations and mutual concessions, otherwise the war will last a very long time and will lead to many victims and destroyed cities ...
          1. IFreedman
            IFreedman 10 July 2014 11: 51
            +2
            Quote: Rebus
            Israel initially had to implement the UN resolution of 1947 on the creation of two states, Jewish and Arab, on the territory of Mandatory Britain of Palestine

            Do not carry nonsense.
            The head of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen), in an interview with Israeli television, made an unexpected assessment of the political situation in 1947, saying that the Arab world made a mistake by rejecting the UN plan to divide Palestine into Arab and Jewish states.

            Then in 1947, the refusal of the Arab countries and the Palestinians themselves to accept the UN plan to divide the then Palestine, which was under the control of the British mandate, provoked hostilities, namely, large-scale Arab intervention, after Israel declared its independence the next year. As you know, the Arabs lost that war.


            As for the "concessions", the Arabs have already been offered so many concessions that they cannot be counted. They are not interested in ending the war.
            1. Rebus
              Rebus 10 July 2014 12: 15
              0
              Quote: IFreedman
              As for the "concessions", the Arabs have already been offered so many concessions that they cannot be counted. They are not interested in ending the war.

              And where did I say that only Israel should make concessions? There, on BV, both sides guilty in a war that has been going on for more than 60 years, both parties are obliged to start negotiations and mutual concessions, otherwise, either the Arabs will destroy Israel, or Israel will destroy the Arabs (which is very problematic due to the number and fertility of the Arabs). Without mutual concessions and negotiations, this conflict cannot be stopped ...
              Due to the natural stubbornness, fanaticism and arrogance of these two Semitic peoples, both those, mostly civilians, are dying. He wrote and said many times that the terrorist attack in a city populated by civilians and the art of an air strike on the same city are immoral and equivalent actions.
          2. Pimply
            Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 07
            +4
            Quote: Rebus

            To avoid rocket attacks, Israel initially had to implement the UN resolution 1947 of the year on the creation of two states, Jewish and Arab, on the territory of Palestine’s British Mandate.

            Jews recognized the resolution, if that. The Arabs did not recognize her. What is still written in the statutes of the PLO and Hamas, for example. The Arabs thought to take everything. It didn’t work out. Surprise. So don’t bring the blame on the healthy
            1. Rebus
              Rebus 10 July 2014 14: 56
              0
              Quote: Pimply
              The Arabs thought to take everything. It didn’t work out. Surprise. So don’t bring the blame on the healthy

              And the good Jews fussed and before the Arabs took everything .... What I’m talking about - both the Jews and the Arabs themselves are to blame for the conflict among themselves, and pride does not allow negotiating with each other ..
              As your ancient king, Solomon Davidovich, said in his parables (chapter 16 verse 18)
              Pride precedes destruction, and arrogance precedes fall.
              Listen to Solomon, he did not advise bad things, and still start negotiations ...
              1. Pimply
                Pimply 10 July 2014 15: 05
                +2
                Quote: Rebus
                Listen to Solomon, he did not advise bad things, and still start negotiations ...

                I would recommend that you look at the history of negotiations, you are our smart. They started a lot of Israeli governments, with the provision of a bunch of benefits, the transfer of territories and so on. Everything ended with terrorist attacks and shelling. The withdrawal from Gaza led to an escalation of the conflict, new shelling and the rise of Hamas to power there. All in a bunch. I love theorists of the world who talk impressively about him without delving into the history of the conflict.
                1. Rebus
                  Rebus 10 July 2014 15: 38
                  +1
                  Quote: Pimply
                  I would recommend that you look at the history of negotiations, you are our smart. They started a lot of Israeli governments, with the provision of a bunch of benefits, the transfer of territories and so on.

                  You either do not know how to read or do not want to think ...
                  Here he wrote many times that negotiations and concessions (and other benefits) should be bilateral otherwise there is no sense in them.
                  Quote: Pimply
                  The withdrawal from Gaza led to an escalation of the conflict, new shelling and the rise of Hamas to power there.

                  Or maybe it was not worth going from there? To quote myself:
                  Quote: Rebus
                  Where it is possible to carry out a police special operation, art and air strikes should not be used to wash settlements,

                  Perhaps your presence there will reduce (negate) rocket attacks and push the Arabs into negotiations.
                  But Israel is unlikely to send troops into the Gaza Strip, and therefore the mutual shelling will continue, and so ad infinitum ...
                  1. Pimply
                    Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 17
                    0
                    Quote: Rebus
                    You either do not know how to read or do not want to think ...
                    Here he wrote many times that negotiations and concessions (and other benefits) should be bilateral, otherwise there is no sense in them.

                    Who would argue with that. The PA side is not very ready for concessions. There are several fundamental points that they are not ready to go to - for example, they want the return of tons of Palestinian refugees to Israeli territory. All a few million. Well and so. That is, things are unrealistic. Given the opinion of Hamas, there is no other side to the negotiations now.

                    Yes, getting out of Gaza was a mistake, which was already mentioned then.
                    But the deployment of troops now will not change anything
          3. Beck
            Beck 10 July 2014 13: 39
            +1
            Quote: Rebus
            To avoid rocket attacks, Israel initially had to implement the 1947 UN resolution on the creation of two states, Jewish and Arab, on the territory of Mandatory Britain, but the Jews considered themselves smarter and took away the entire territory


            And why glide over the story without trying to delve deeper. And because of this, and such bloopers, because of which they get assed in a puddle.

            The resolution was. And the Jews began to build their state on their ancestral lands (in ancient times, Palestinians of Arab origin did not live in Judea and Israel). But the Arabs initially did not want to implement the Resolution and the whole Arab world fell on Israel to throw Jews into the sea. Somehow, but the Jews survived. And in the same 1947, Egypt captured the Palestinian Gaza and Jordan the Palestinian West Bank. This Jordan and Egypt did not allow the Palestinians to build a Palestinian state in the above territories. Until 1966, when in the next rout of the attacking Arab armies, Gaza and the West Bank were captured by Israel.

            At the moment, the West Bank is autonomy. Gaza is independent, but the infrastructure for life comes from Israel. And from this Gaza rockets regularly fly.

            So who did not initially comply with the resolution? master the information so that the next time you do not sit in a puddle.
            1. Rebus
              Rebus 10 July 2014 15: 21
              0
              Quote: Beck
              . And the Jews began to build their state on their ancestral lands (in ancient times, Palestinians of Arab origin did not live in Judea and Israel).

              This is all sophistry and verbiage. But questions arise: where did the Jews go after the 18nd – 1800rd centuries, and why did Hebrew considered the dead language for almost 1460 centuries (XNUMX years) suddenly become the most living? Using your logic, you can prove, for example, that the Kazakhs (the ethnonym appeared in XNUMX) do not live on their land since they did not live there in antiquity, all states of both Americas are illegal because neither the English, nor the Spaniards, nor the Portuguese and other French in antiquity was not there, and the Turks are simply obliged to give their territory to the Greeks since in ancient times the Greeks lived there and no one heard of the Turks ... Such logic is flawed !!!
              1. Pimply
                Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 02
                0
                Quote: Rebus
                This is all sophistry and verbiage. But questions arise: where did the Jews go after the 2nd-3rd centuries, and why did Hebrew be considered the dead language for almost 18 centuries (1800 years) suddenly become the most living?

                For starters, start learning history if you don't want to be ignorant. To begin with, the Jewish presence (despite the forced resettlement of Jews after the uprisings against Rome and Babylon) has always been preserved to one degree or another on the land of Israel. The main Jewish centers in these 1800 years are Jerusalem, Safed, Hebron and Tiberias. Despite the fact that Jews were actively tried several times to destroy.
                Quote: Rebus
                Why did Hebrew be considered the dead language of almost 18 centuries (1800 years) suddenly become the most living?

                Hebrew was not a dead language. He was the language of the holy books. If you ever read something on the topic, you should know that the Aramaic at some point became conversational, and Hebrew - high. That is, it was quite actively communicating in contacts between communities. And he was reborn as a conversational one not suddenly, but by the efforts of a specific person, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda.
              2. Beck
                Beck 10 July 2014 16: 24
                0
                Quote: Rebus
                But questions arise: where did the Jews go after the 18nd – 1800rd centuries, and why did Hebrew considered the dead language for almost XNUMX centuries (XNUMX years) suddenly become the most living?


                Ignorance is not a problem, the trouble is to insist on ignorance.

                Jews settled around the world not of their own free will. The first scattering of the Jews happened in 580 BC. When the Babylonian ruler Nebuchadnezzar conquered Israel and resettled the Jews in Mesopotamia. After about 60 years, Jews were allowed to return to their homeland. Not all of this has returned, and this is the first scattering.

                The second and third scattering occurred in 70 and 132 years of our era. After the largest revolts in the Roman Empire, the so-called Jewish wars. Then the Romans massed Jews as captives from Israel to Rome and other Roman provinces. And in Israel itself, some part of the Jews still remained, but they no longer had statehood to this day. Israel was part of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Arab Caliphate, the Ottoman Empire, and from 1919 to 1947 entered the mandated territory of the English Empire.

                By the way, these second and third scatter Christianity owes its heyday. The wretched sect of Jesus in the conditions of slavish existence of Jews in eviction turned out to be in demand not only by Jews, but also by the local population, in the promise (unrealizable) of a better life.

                And Hebrew was spoken by the Jews remaining in the territory of Israel and part of the Jews in exile.

                Quote: Rebus
                Using your logic, you can prove, for example, that the Kazakhs (ethnonym appeared in 1460) do not live on their land since they did not live there in antiquity


                We all came to the Big World from East Africa. From the area of ​​the Olduvai tectonic fault. Which turned the earth's layers out and where there is still an increased radiation background. It is possible that this increased background caused mutations in monkeys and Man appeared.

                Until 3000 millennium BC historians do not know who lived in Kazakhstan. Since 3000 millenniums lived the Indo-Europeans of the Iranian-speaking group - the Aryans. In the 1-2-6 centuries of our era, the Türkic-speaking Huns who came from the steppes of Mongolia became indigenous to the Indo-Europeans, a mixture was created, but already Türkic-speaking. there were many tribes. In the 15th century, these tribes living on the territory of Kazakhstan united and took on a new common name ҚazaҚ.

                Quote: Rebus
                Such logic is flawed !!!


                You are damaging in your mind-building. There was a UN resolution. And I had to carry it out. The Jews rejoiced in what was and began to build their state. Palestinians, along with all Arabs, did not comply with the requirements of the resolution and build a Palestinian state. They wanted the whole territory, and the Jews dumped into the sea. As a result, several wars were unleashed. All failed. And now the aggressor is crying - they are not letting me build. It was not necessary to attack, but it was necessary from the very beginning to build their own state next to the Jewish one.
      2. jonh
        jonh 10 July 2014 12: 05
        0
        and I have a question. how many copies were broken and denials that Sadam had no chemical weapons or radioactive materials. so the Americans didn’t lie to the UN?
        1. IFreedman
          IFreedman 10 July 2014 12: 12
          0
          Quote: jonh
          and I have a question. how many copies were broken and denials that Sadam had no chemical weapons or radioactive materials. so the Americans didn’t lie to the UN?

          For chemical weapons, google "Halabja Gas Attack". It seems like the handiwork of the Iraqis.
          Radioactive materials are more complicated. The Iraqi nuclear program was "closed" by the Israeli Air Force back in 1981. Yes
          1. jonh
            jonh 10 July 2014 12: 29
            +1
            so I know what and how. but Sadam’s lawyers were not frail, who shouted about the far-fetched danger from Iraq with a mouthpiece of truth. although Sadam proved complete inadequate. Iran first, then Kuwait. who do you think was the next in his thoughts and how many lives had to be destroyed for the implementation of his ideas?
            1. IFreedman
              IFreedman 10 July 2014 12: 37
              0
              Quote: jonh
              lawyers ........ shouted about far-fetched danger

              So then they are the lawyers. laughing
              Quote: jonh
              who's next ... how many lives

              I do not know. One way or another, this crazy dictator is no longer threatening anyone.

              Now Iran is becoming a new headache.
            2. Alexander Romanov
              Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 13: 10
              -1
              Quote: jonh
              who do you think was the next in his thoughts and how many lives had to be destroyed for the implementation of his ideas?

              And who?
              1. jonh
                jonh 10 July 2014 14: 37
                -2
                I asked a question if you did not notice, then I explain
        2. Pimply
          Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 09
          +3
          Quote: jonh
          and I have a question. how many copies were broken and denials that Sadam had no chemical weapons or radioactive materials. so the Americans didn’t lie to the UN?

          At the UN, the spears broke mainly about the presence of bacteriological weapons in Saddam. They really didn’t find him. And no one denied the presence of a chemical; by the way, they found it. Not much, and old enough - but there were
    4. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 01
      +2
      Quote: Thought Giant
      And no dog barked toward Israel for these actions, what prevents our leadership from using force to protect the lives of our citizens?

      If you read the news, you would know that you barked, and not one. Collected on events by the UN Security Council, a bunch of different Foreign Ministries and organizations spoke out on the situation, in particular the Russian one. The LAS condemned and demands that measures be taken, demonstrations will take place in Europe once again, the Air Force has released a special report on the distribution of fakes about the Israeli operation (how photos are taken from events), etc. So don’t break the bullshit
  4. Yellow white
    Yellow white 10 July 2014 10: 49
    +3
    There will never be peace there ...
    1. Pit
      Pit 10 July 2014 10: 53
      -3
      And Israel is contributing with all my might.
    2. Rebus
      Rebus 10 July 2014 11: 23
      +3
      Quote: Black and White
      There will never be peace there ...

      There has never been peace ...
    3. IFreedman
      IFreedman 10 July 2014 12: 02
      +4
      Quote: Black and White
      There will never be peace there ...

      Peace in the Middle East comes when the Arabs love their children more than they hate the Jews. (c) Golda Meir.
      1. Dym71
        Dym71 10 July 2014 13: 11
        +3
        Quote: IFreedman
        Quote: Black and White
        There will never be peace there ...

        Peace in the Middle East comes when the Arabs love their children more than they hate the Jews. (c) Golda Meir.


        What do you think, why exactly this quote came to your mind? And neither this one - "We are not happy with victories. We are happy when a new variety of cotton is grown and when strawberries are blooming in Israel" (c) Golda Meir.
  5. fktrcfylhn61
    fktrcfylhn61 10 July 2014 10: 50
    +3
    Sanity is not democratic!
  6. taburetka
    taburetka 10 July 2014 10: 52
    +6
    Israel has never asked anyone for permission to conduct military operations, the main thing for them is that there is a reason for this. So why, when Odessa residents were burned in the house of trade unions and shouted "beat the Jews!" Is Israel modestly silent? After all, half of Odessa lives in Israel!
    1. jonh
      jonh 10 July 2014 12: 09
      +4
      and Israel acts in accordance with international law. it is Israel in this case that is the victim of aggression and is protected by all means available to it, as well as those that it considers necessary.
  7. bmv04636
    bmv04636 10 July 2014 10: 52
    +3
    Well, UN Secretary-General Ban Ghimun did not bark, expressed his concern and fears and, as always, called on the parties to a ceasefire and constructive dialogue
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 10
      0
      Quote: bmv04636
      Well, UN Secretary-General Ban Ghimun did not bark, expressed his concern and fears and, as always, called on the parties to a ceasefire and constructive dialogue

      There are many who expressed an opinion. UN Security Council gather
  8. Sanglier
    Sanglier 10 July 2014 10: 54
    +6
    A real case on Israeli TV (in my presentation): Correspondent: here you see a shot of how Palestinian militants set a rocket on a guide for firing at our settlements. - Host: And you are talking so calmly about this? - Correspondent: Do not worry, the camera is installed in the missile guidance head ... - And here she is!
  9. VNP1958PVN
    VNP1958PVN 10 July 2014 11: 05
    +3
    Learn decent responses to "cross-border ammunition"
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 12
      +1
      Quote: VNP1958PVN
      Learn decent responses to "cross-border ammunition"

      There is a difference between targeted shelling and casual hit, and a difference between the state of war between states and the lack thereof
  10. hellriker
    hellriker 10 July 2014 11: 11
    -2
    I wonder how many civilians died in this? It’s like hunting a cockroach in a house with a flamethrower.
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 13
      0
      Quote: Hellriker
      I wonder how many civilians died in this? It’s like hunting a cockroach in a house with a flamethrower.

      Is it a surprise for you that civilians are dying in a war? Why aren’t you killing for the German children who died in the war?
  11. Caa
    Caa 10 July 2014 11: 14
    0
    It's all right, it's all right. The main thing is that Russia does not concentrate troops near its borders and does not support the Russians. And for the rest, in the world you can create whatever the "necessary and correct" states want.
  12. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 11: 33
    -7
    Jews are engaged in the genocide of the people of Palestine .. For decades. And if they talk about it, they will immediately accuse you of anti-Semitism .. Convenient position
    1. Alexander Romanov
      Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 11: 43
      +6
      Quote: Bator79
      Jews are engaged in the genocide of the people of Palestine

      Good genocide, you make the Arabs get the hell out of it. Israel loot, electricity is free, and the Palestinians give them rockets in response, okay, yes. So where is the duplicity?
      It is now that Israel poorly poorly learned to prevent terrorist attacks, before in Israel explosions were constantly booming, how did you perceive it?
      1. atalef
        atalef 10 July 2014 11: 50
        +3
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        Good genocide, you make the Arabs get the hell out of them. Israel loot, electricity is free, and the Palestinians give them rockets in return, that's fine

        primerno so
        On the morning of Thursday, July 10, despite continuing rocket and mortar attacks on Israeli territory, 180 trucks entered the Gaza Strip through the Kerem Shalom checkpoint.

        Humanitarian supplies (food, medicine, etc.), as well as fuel destined for the Gaza power plant, were delivered to the sector

        http://www.newsru.co.il/mideast/10jul2014/gaza_129.html
        1. Alexander Romanov
          Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 11: 56
          +4
          Quote: atalef
          Humanitarian supplies (food, medicine, etc.), as well as fuel destined for the Gaza power plant, were delivered to the sector

          Well done Sanya, Hamas needs medicine now good
          Hi hi
          1. atalef
            atalef 10 July 2014 12: 10
            +3
            Sanya Hello! I am now in Kfar Kara-- we are restoring electricity to them, and they are throwing stones at buses at 200 meters / By the way, our security guard (today they took) is Khalil (an Arab, served in border guards) - a parodox
            laughing
            On Thursday, July 10, a stone was thrown into a bus driving along Highway 65, not far from Kafr Kara, the press service of the police said. As a result of the incident, one person was slightly injured.

            The victim was given medical care and did not require hospitalization.

            1. Alexander Romanov
              Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 13: 12
              +1
              Quote: atalef
              I am now in Kfar Kara-- we are restoring electricity to them, and they are 200 meters away / they throw stones at buses / By the way, our security guard (they took today) is Khalil (Arab, served in border guards) - a parodox

              wassat wassat wassat You are back in bronik and helmet laughing Remove the machine from the fuse, and you never know how they decide to thank you lol
              1. atalef
                atalef 10 July 2014 13: 25
                +1
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                Quote: atalef
                I am now in Kfar Kara-- we are restoring electricity to them, and they are 200 meters away / they throw stones at buses / By the way, our security guard (they took today) is Khalil (Arab, served in border guards) - a parodox

                wassat wassat wassat You are back in bronik and helmet laughing Remove the machine from the fuse, and you never know how they decide to thank you lol

                no, it’s not Jenin, that’s inside Israel, a guard to, that's enough, that local Arabs are raging about — a guard is enough, but his brand, now I’ll take a picture
                1. atalef
                  atalef 10 July 2014 13: 30
                  +2
                  This is our Khaled (guard Arab) -which kind of should protect us from the Arabs wink
                  1. Alexander Romanov
                    Alexander Romanov 10 July 2014 14: 19
                    +2
                    Quote: atalef
                    This is our Khaled (guard Arab) -which kind of should protect us from the Arabs

                    They gave the gun to the Arab, yes you are all crazy there laughing
                    1. atalef
                      atalef 10 July 2014 19: 53
                      +1
                      Quote: Alexander Romanov
                      They gave the gun to the Arab, yes you are all crazy there
                      He served in Mistarabim for 5 years
                      Yamas - special forces of the Israeli border troops. It was created in 1987. The main task is a police anti-terrorist activity disguised as local residents.

                      The fighters are fluent in Arabic, know local customs and trained in the art of camouflage, making them indistinguishable from Arabs.

                      A significant part of the fighters of Yamas belongs to the Druze and Bedouin minorities.

                      Read interesting
                      http://zbroya.info/ru/blog/964_iamas-iekhidat-mistaravim-spetspodrazdelenie-pogr
                      anichnoi-sluzhby-izrailia /
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            2. bulvas
              bulvas 10 July 2014 13: 23
              +3
              Quote: atalef
              I am now in Kfar Kara


              I am now in Tel Aviv - I came on business, and I also took my wife with me to swim in the sea. Several alarms are announced every day, and rockets are constantly shot down over Tel Aviv. Iron Dome antimissiles can be seen taking off and exploding over the city
              1. atalef
                atalef 10 July 2014 13: 34
                +1
                Quote: bulvas
                Quote: atalef
                I am now in Kfar Kara


                I am now in Tel Aviv - I came on business, and I also took my wife with me to swim in the sea. Several alarms are announced every day, and rockets are constantly shot down over Tel Aviv. Iron Dome antimissiles can be seen taking off and exploding over the city

                HELLO, YOU are lucky, with I saw only on TV
                1. bulvas
                  bulvas 10 July 2014 13: 57
                  +2
                  Quote: atalef


                  HELLO, YOU are lucky, with I saw only on TV


                  Yeah, lucky ...
                  The wife is terrified, trying to explain to her what to do and from which side of the street to hide (rockets fly from the south)

                  Above the sea, only military helicopters and sometimes transporters fly, even airliners from the sea do not land

                  Hamas has made significant progress, before rockets fell only in the south, now they fly to the center, and, at the same time, they shoot them down at high altitude. Today debris fell on the city, read in the news, didn’t see it, but saw how it was shot down.

                  In the American embassy, ​​at first there was a panic (we were on the beach just opposite) everyone ran and announced that they would not stand at the windows, etc., And today - silence, they were told to stay at home.

                  And the rest in the city as usual, everyone walks, restaurants are full
                  1. Pimply
                    Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 20
                    0
                    Quote: bulvas
                    Hamas has made significant progress, before rockets fell only in the south, now they fly to the center, and, at the same time, they shoot them down at high altitude. Today debris fell on the city, read in the news, didn’t see it, but saw how it was shot down.

                    Seriously advanced, they beat Haifa
                    1. atalef
                      atalef 10 July 2014 14: 25
                      +1
                      Quote: Pimply
                      Quote: bulvas
                      Hamas has made significant progress, before rockets fell only in the south, now they fly to the center, and, at the same time, they shoot them down at high altitude. Today debris fell on the city, read in the news, didn’t see it, but saw how it was shot down.

                      Seriously advanced, they beat Haifa

                      It flew to the beach, but it was without explosives (120 kg) - that would fly further, show the type of moghe
                      1. bulvas
                        bulvas 10 July 2014 14: 38
                        +3
                        I must say, the Iron Dome copes well, an effective system.

                        Only financially inferior, to the box office, the Iron Dome missiles are probably ten to twenty times more expensive than the box office.

                        For civilized countries, defending against barbarians is becoming more and more expensive. If it were not for the "world community" it would have been much easier - they have completely cleaned up the territory and everything.

                        The only thing that saves Hamas rockets is that they are hiding among civilians and civilian objects.

                        Perhaps such attacks will force more actively develop a laser missile defense system. Hamas has thousands of box offices; protection will cost a lot.

                        It seems that the Iron Dome determines where the enemy’s missile flies, if it doesn’t intercept in a desert area

                        Ours also need to think about the situation, sooner or later they will climb
                        from the south, and from Ukraine are already firing


                      2. IFreedman
                        IFreedman 10 July 2014 14: 42
                        +2
                        Quote: bulvas
                        laser missile defense

                        So from the 15th year they promise to put into service ...
                      3. Pimply
                        Pimply 10 July 2014 15: 07
                        +3
                        Quote: bulvas
                        Only financially inferior, to the box office, the Iron Dome missiles are probably ten to twenty times more expensive than the box office.


                        Not anymore. The Qassam’s prices have risen significantly - the blockade on the part of Egypt has intensified, and the Tamir missile defense has fallen in price - up to several thousand bucks per missile.
                      4. bulvas
                        bulvas 10 July 2014 16: 16
                        +1
                        Quote: Pimply
                        Tamir missiles fell - up to several thousand bucks per missile.



                        Really put on a stream?

                        Sad if so
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    2. IFreedman
      IFreedman 10 July 2014 11: 47
      +3
      Quote: Bator79
      Jews are engaged in the genocide of the people of Palestine .. For decades. And if they talk about it, they will immediately accuse you of anti-Semitism .. Convenient position

      Learn materiel. There is no "Palestinian people". This is a political trick that was needed to justify the aggression against Israel, and the so-called themselves admit this. "Palestinians", and even the Jordanian king.
      1. Sergei75
        Sergei75 10 July 2014 11: 57
        -6
        What historical rights does a Jew have on the land where Israel is now?
        1. atalef
          atalef 10 July 2014 12: 06
          +7
          Quote: Sergei75
          What historical rights does a Jew have on the land where Israel is now?

          Ask Jesus and the Apostles. Or were they all Arabs? belay
          1. bmv04636
            bmv04636 10 July 2014 12: 13
            -2
            not those who need to ask; you need to ask the UN and Comrade. Stalin
            1. IFreedman
              IFreedman 10 July 2014 12: 15
              -1
              Quote: bmv04636
              comrade Stalin

              I thought this question was already closed ... request
            2. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 15
              -1
              Quote: bmv04636
              not those who need to ask; you need to ask the UN and Comrade. Stalin

              The UN cannot determine the formation of the state. It only captures the opinion on this issue of different countries
              1. bmv04636
                bmv04636 10 July 2014 13: 52
                0
                Vyacheslav Molotov, and then Joseph Stalin agreed. On May 14, Andrei Gromyko, Permanent Representative of the USSR to the UN, voiced his Soviet position. At a special session of the General Assembly, he, in particular, said: “The Jewish people suffered extreme disasters and suffering in the last war. In the territory dominated by the Nazis, Jews underwent almost complete physical extermination - about six million people died. The fact that not a single Western European state was able to protect the elementary rights of the Jewish people and protect it from violence by the fascist executioners explains the desire of the Jews to create their own state. It would be unfair to disregard this and deny the right of the Jewish people to realize such an aspiration. ”

                On November 29 on November 1947, the United Nations (UN) made a historic decision to form two independent (sovereign) states on the land of Palestine - the Jewish (Israel) and Palestinian Arab states. As a result, by 1951, the number of Jews living in their historic homeland - the territory of Palestine - reached 4 350 000.
                The United Nations "allocated" 11,1 thousand square kilometers to the Arabs, and 14,1 to Israel. The newly created government of Israel did not "suit" this and during the Arab-Israeli war of 1948-49, Israel seized 6,7 thousand square meters. kilometers of Arab lands on which Jewish settlements were created. The Arabs of Palestine were left with only territory in the area of ​​the city of Gaza and land on the west bank of the Jordan River. This is the main reason for the many Arab-Israeli military conflicts that continue today.
          2. IFreedman
            IFreedman 10 July 2014 12: 14
            +1
            Quote: atalef
            Quote: Sergei75
            What historical rights does a Jew have on the land where Israel is now?

            Ask Jesus and the Apostles. Or were they all Arabs? belay

            Heh, worthy. laughing
          3. Sergei75
            Sergei75 10 July 2014 18: 35
            +2
            So there also, something was about the desert and 40 years ... Maybe there it is?
            1. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 18: 58
              0
              Quote: Sergei75
              So there also, something was about the desert and 40 years ... Maybe there it is?

              Sinai
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          5. Sergei75
            Sergei75 10 July 2014 21: 36
            +1
            "in Christ there is neither Greek nor Jew"

            An interesting result! One can see such a question someone is very annoying ... no smoke without fire)))

            And to ask - I’ll ask, but I hope not yet soon, although if you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans.

            That's how the muzzle stretched out))
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  13. MSA
    MSA 10 July 2014 11: 40
    +1
    It became really hot for them.
  14. corporal
    corporal 10 July 2014 11: 52
    0
    For the killing of three teenagers and rocket attacks, 400 tons in return are worthy of respect. Someone needs to learn from the Israelites.
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 16
      +1
      Quote: Corporal
      For the killing of three teenagers and rocket attacks, 400 tons in return are worthy of respect. Someone needs to learn from the Israelites.

      For the murder, there were mostly arrests. The answer came mainly because Hamas - now part of the PA leadership - began to actively shell Israeli territory
  15. imugn
    imugn 10 July 2014 12: 02
    +2
    "Now there is not a single Hamas commander who would have somewhere to return home."
    Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.
    1. atalef
      atalef 10 July 2014 12: 19
      +2
      Quote: imugn
      "Now there is not a single Hamas commander who would have somewhere to return home."
      Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.

      Let them continue to resist the homeless
      1. bmv04636
        bmv04636 10 July 2014 12: 36
        -2
        Yes, not respectable Jews will rebuild everything for them (that is, not for them specifically but for the poor and destitute Palestinians). Basically, the Israeli army bombes the houses of sixes and not commanders, the main ones live quietly in Tel Aviv or Washington and they somehow don’t really care who Israel is bombing in Gaza. As was and will be rocket and mortar attacks on the land of Israel.
      2. bmv04636
        bmv04636 10 July 2014 13: 03
        0
        but did not try the experience of the Ottoman Empire and create their Janissaries.
        1. Pimply
          Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 21
          +1
          Quote: bmv04636
          but did not try the experience of the Ottoman Empire and create their Janissaries.

          That is, to take away children from the Palestinians, create military formations from them, and then wait until they make a coup?
          1. bmv04636
            bmv04636 10 July 2014 14: 13
            +1
            no, the Ottoman Empire used them as a striking force in the conquest of the Balkans, and not only well, but also for the fight against Christians
            1. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 22
              +2
              Quote: bmv04636
              no, the Ottoman Empire used them as a striking force in the conquest of the Balkans, and not only well, but also for the fight against Christians

              Remember how it ended? If anything, there is a Bedouin battalion in Israel
              1. bmv04636
                bmv04636 10 July 2014 14: 37
                +1
                Well, as I understand it, the Ottomans simply didn’t start crushing the loaf, so they got it
      3. Beck
        Beck 10 July 2014 13: 49
        +1
        Quote: atalef
        Quote: imugn
        "Now there is not a single Hamas commander who would have somewhere to return home."
        Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.
        Let them continue to resist the homeless


        Yeah. Mossad does not chew his bread in vain. So that the Hamas commanders had nowhere to return, how much intelligence work had to be done.
        1. Pimply
          Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 15
          +1
          Quote: Beck
          Yeah. Mossad does not chew his bread in vain. So that the Hamas commanders had nowhere to return, how much intelligence work had to be done.

          Not Mossad. SHABAK
          1. Beck
            Beck 10 July 2014 14: 23
            +1
            Quote: Pimply
            Not Mossad. SHABAK


            Enlighten about the SHABAK.
            1. Pimply
              Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 35
              +3
              Quote: Beck
              Enlighten about the SHABAK.

              And what to educate? There is Mossad, there is a SHABAK, there is AMAN. External intelligence, internal + counterintelligence, army intelligence. Within the country and in the territories, Shabak - General Security Service - is engaged in operational activities. Hamas und company is in their charge. The accuracy of the data is certainly amazing. It got to the point that they threw a stone at us, and a minute later they called from Shabak and said - was it you who were thrown there and there?
              1. bulvas
                bulvas 10 July 2014 14: 54
                +1
                Quote: Pimply
                . The accuracy of the data is certainly amazing. It got to the point that they threw a stone at us, and a minute later they called from Shabak and said - was it you who were thrown there and there?



                It is incomprehensible that drones are so developed in Israel, why can’t one detect the preparations for launching the cash registers and immediately covering the launchers?

                In Gaza, as far as I know, there are no forests or mountains, a bare desert. How do they manage to hide the launchers? Even if it is a sheet of slate, is it really impossible to see the "rocket men" from above?
                1. Pimply
                  Pimply 10 July 2014 15: 11
                  +1
                  Quote: bulvas
                  It is incomprehensible that drones are so developed in Israel, why can’t one detect the preparations for launching the cash registers and immediately covering the launchers?

                  Firstly, this is a small territory on the map - in fact, it is huge. Launches are also conducted from shelters, from under trees, from residential areas, etc.
                  Secondly, many missiles are destroyed. In preparation for launch or in transit. Everything cannot be destroyed like that.

                  Quote: bulvas
                  In Gaza, as far as I know, there are no forests or mountains, a bare desert. How do they manage to hide the launchers? Even if it is a sheet of slate, is it really impossible to see the "rocket men" from above?

                  There is dense residential development, many gardens and trees. What a desert to hell
                  1. bulvas
                    bulvas 10 July 2014 16: 20
                    +2
                    Quote: Pimply

                    There is dense residential development, many gardens and trees. What a desert to hell



                    Hamas doesn’t like it; they prefer the desert to become again

                    Netanyahu added that he had given the order to increase the bombing of the Gaza Strip, but stressed that Israel cannot afford what other countries usually allow themselves during the war. “We cannot afford to do in Gaza what the Russians did in Chechnya,” the head of government said.
              2. Neksel
                Neksel 10 July 2014 15: 04
                +1
                Quote: Pimply
                and a minute later they called from Shabak and said - it was thrown at you there and there?


                reminded:
                - Hello, they’ll call you from the FSB.
                - I know.
                "Where from?"
                - You called me on a switched off cell phone.
                1. IFreedman
                  IFreedman 10 July 2014 15: 05
                  +1
                  Quote: Neksel
                  Quote: Pimply
                  and a minute later they called from Shabak and said - it was thrown at you there and there?


                  reminded:
                  - Hello, they’ll call you from the FSB.
                  - I know.
                  "Where from?"
                  - You called me on a switched off cell phone.

                  laughing laughing There is such a moment.
            2. Neksel
              Neksel 10 July 2014 14: 46
              -1
              Shabak or (Shin-bet) (Hebrew שב"כ is an abbreviation for Hebrew שרות הביטחון הכללי, Sherut ha-Bitahon ha-Klali) - Israel's General Security Service.

              Shin-Bet belongs to the Israeli intelligence system and is engaged in counterintelligence and internal security. Its function is comparable to the FBI and the FSB. Reported directly to the Prime Minister of Israel.

              http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A8%D0%B0%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%BA
        2. Neksel
          Neksel 10 July 2014 14: 44
          +1
          Quote: Beck
          Mossad does not chew his bread in vain.

          Rather, probably AMAN and SHABAK.
    2. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 17
      +2
      Quote: imugn
      Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.

      With a warning to families, moreover. In one case, they refused to leave - the whole family died along with this commander
      1. atalef
        atalef 10 July 2014 20: 05
        0
        Quote: Pimply
        Quote: imugn
        Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.

        With a warning to families, moreover. In one case, they refused to leave - the whole family died along with this commander

        Today I saw three columns of trailers, dozens of Akhzarites are being taken, self-propelled guns and Merkav to the South.
        10.07 16: 49 MIGnews.com
        IDF urges Gaza residents to leave their homes immediately

        On Thursday afternoon, the IDF warned residents of the Gaza Strip border zone to leave their homes immediately.

        A warning was made by telephone. The IDF phoned a total of approximately 100 thousand residents of cities and towns such as Beit Lahiya, Beit Hanoun and Absan, writes Walla !.

        Residents were urgently urged to leave their homes and head west and south.

        Such actions were undertaken by the IDF in order to reduce the number of civilian casualties to a minimum.

        At the moment, as part of the Unbreakable Force military operation, more than 800 terrorist targets were hit.

        Judging by the fact that the IDF began to ring up the civilian population, perhaps the military operation is gaining new momentum, and now the army will go on the ground attack.
      2. Sergei75
        Sergei75 10 July 2014 23: 17
        +1
        Noble!
  16. flSergius
    flSergius 10 July 2014 12: 44
    0
    He always admired and envied the way Jews protect their people. And once upon a time we had it. It is necessary to revive the Black-Hundred movement.
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 18
      +1
      Quote: flSergius
      It is necessary to revive the Black-Hundred movement.

      That is, you consider the thugs as defenders? Original
  17. Bayonet
    Bayonet 10 July 2014 12: 45
    +1
    I would add another 400 tons if I had them! Khokhlam, too, would "give"! Yes, but not so much - sorry ...
  18. bmv04636
    bmv04636 10 July 2014 12: 51
    -2
    waiting with ground operation and entering מרכבה.
  19. B.G.-54
    B.G.-54 10 July 2014 13: 18
    -1
    Israel wanted to spit on all opinions, it protects itself, well done. And we will wait until the banderlog climb into the Crimea and then already remain silent, not sit out.
  20. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 13: 24
    -4
    the "state" of Israel ....
    1) Stalin agreed to its creation, taking into account the fact that all the Jews of the USSR went there, did not leave ...
    2) the "state" of Israel was created on the left bank of the Jordan - why did the Jews occupy the right bank of the Jordan and build settlements there?
    3)Israel committed an act of piracy with the Freedom Flotilla .. even though the thread suffered the punishment?
    1. IFreedman
      IFreedman 10 July 2014 13: 36
      0
      Quote: Bator79
      Stalin agreed to its creation

      Your right to believe in this nonsense.
      Quote: Bator79
      all the Jews of the USSR will go there

      I agreed to the creation so that they would leave, but they began to be released only in the 70s, 20 years after his death. Pts original.
      Quote: Bator79
      Israel committed piracy act with Freedom Flotilla

      Bullshit. They were offered to change course to Ashdod and accept an inspection team. They did not fulfill the command and decided to break through, for which they raked.
    2. Dan4eG
      Dan4eG 10 July 2014 13: 41
      -1
      The "state" of Israel was created on the left bank of the Jordan - why did the Jews occupy the right bank of the Jordan and build settlements there?

      laughing I haven’t laughed like that for a long time! It turns out that Jordan is being built by settlers !!!!
    3. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 13: 42
      +1
      Quote: Bator79
      ) Stalin agreed to its creation, taking into account the fact that all the Jews of the USSR went there, did not leave ...

      Stalin could agree or disagree as much as he wanted - there was a de facto state, with its own government, the judiciary and the tax system, the army, it was built about 70 years. Stalin - like others - only recognized the fact and certain boundaries of this state. The Arabs did not recognize the existence of this state in principle and tried to destroy it. It didn’t work out. Surprise.


      Quote: Bator79
      2) the "state" of Israel was created on the left bank of the Jordan - why did the Jews occupy the right bank of the Jordan and build settlements there?

      And what do you put the name in brackets? Because of the internal show-offs? The reasons for this are several wars waged by the Arabs against Israel. For example, what do you think about the presence of the Kaliningrad region and the Kuril Islands as part of the Russian Federation?
      Quote: Bator79
      3) Israel committed an act of piracy with the Freedom Flotilla .. although who the thread suffered the punishment?

      Read at least once the maritime code.
      Russian journalist Mikhail Voitenko, editor-in-chief of the Maritime Bulletin online publication, known as a specialist in the field of maritime shipping, expressed the opinion that the flotilla story was an obvious provocation, justifying this by the fact that there was no cargo hold on the flagship of the Provocateurs Flotilla, although the main goal was declared the delivery of humanitarian supplies. Voitenko draws attention to the fact that for the delivery of 10 thousands of tons of humanitarian cargo 6 ships were not required, only one cargo steamer was enough and delivery would have been much cheaper in this case.

      And if you read the San Remo memorandum, you will find that paragraph 67 (a) of the memorandum says that you have the right to intercept a ship that intends to enter the blocked area before it reaches the blockade, if you warned it in advance that Israel and did more than once. In response, the raid organizers openly stated that their goal was to break through and break the blockade - established to protect Israeli citizens (from shelling).

      In addition, paragraph 60 (e) of the San Remo Memorandum establishes that in the event of a merchant ship's refusal to stop or active resistance to search and control, it makes it a legitimate military target. 47 (c) also states that ships participating in humanitarian missions and the transport of goods necessary for the survival of the civilian population are exempted from the attack, provided that they operate on the basis of an “agreement between the belligerents”. There was no such agreement
  21. CadetXXX
    CadetXXX 10 July 2014 13: 37
    0
    This is really a special operation, but what about us? They fire at our checkpoint as they want. So you can wait for such shelling to be not only at the territory of checkpoints
  22. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 13: 44
    -5
    Quote: IFreedman
    Bullshit. They were offered to change course to Ashdod and accept an inspection team. They did not fulfill the command and decided to break through, for which they raked.

    The Freedom Flotilla sailed in neutral waters .. The Special Forces of the Jews (in diapers) attacked her. Is this not piracy?
    1. IFreedman
      IFreedman 10 July 2014 13: 50
      +2
      Quote: Bator79
      Quote: IFreedman
      Bullshit. They were offered to change course to Ashdod and accept an inspection team. They did not fulfill the command and decided to break through, for which they raked.

      The Freedom Flotilla sailed in neutral waters .. The Special Forces of the Jews (in diapers) attacked her. Is this not piracy?

      Above is the post of Eugene (nickname Pupyrchaty), which contains the answer to your question.
      Nonsense about diapers did not understand, sorry.
  23. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 13: 45
    0
    The latest news, who would have thought:
    During one of the sirens "Tseva Adom" sounded in Tel Aviv, residents of the Amal Bet district tried to find refuge in the elite Yoo towers, but the guards closed the doors in front of them, according to Globs.
    One of the residents of Amal Bet, who tried to run into an elite residential complex, carried a baby in his arms, however, the security even refused to let him into the building in this case.
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 16
      0
      Quote: quilted jacket
      One of the residents of Amal Bet, who tried to run into an elite residential complex, carried a baby in his arms, however, the security even refused to let him into the building in this case.

      Most likely the guard will be fired. Brake and gear
  24. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 13: 52
    0
    Jews do not have their own land. They occupied the land of Palestine and the city of 3 religions called their own)))
    1. Stypor23
      Stypor23 10 July 2014 13: 55
      +1
      Quote: Bator79
      they occupied and the city of 3 religions called their

      they waited for the Ottomans and crosses to wet each other.
      1. Deer Balak
        Deer Balak 11 July 2014 08: 46
        +1
        Quote: Stypor23
        Quote: Bator79
        they occupied and the city of 3 religions called their


        You are our smart, why then does the city of 3 religions have a Hebrew name? and why is there artifacts in Hebrew found during excavations?
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    5. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 25
      0
      Quote: Bator79
      Jews do not have their own land. They occupied the land of Palestine and the city of 3 religions called their own)))

      Before becoming a city of three religions, this city was a city of one, don’t you? From which the remaining two have already gone
  25. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 13: 55
    -5
    Quote: Dr.Faust.Patron
    Oh yeah! beloved Temka of diapers, chewed, greasy, but so dear .... It seems to me alone that the problem of enuresis here worries some more than the subject?

    but it is a fact that the special forces of the Jews goes on assignments in diapers))))
  26. Roshchin
    Roshchin 10 July 2014 13: 57
    +1
    It is also necessary for us to allocate the Nth number of tons of used supplies to sectors at border crossings, at the rate of 400 tons per one.
  27. Krogan_Urdnot
    Krogan_Urdnot 10 July 2014 13: 58
    -1
    Quote: atalef
    This is our Khaled (guard Arab) -which kind of should protect us from the Arabs wink
    Maybe friends? There are no Muslim Arabs in the army.
    1. Dart_Veyder
      Dart_Veyder 10 July 2014 14: 06
      0
      There is no call, and as much as you like, but at will)
    2. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 28
      0
      Quote: Krogan_Urdnot
      Maybe friends? There are no Muslim Arabs in the army.

      There is not one. By voluntary appeal, there are many Bedouins, and there are ordinary Muslims. For example, Ala Wahib (by the way, already a lieutenant colonel, not a major as in the article). He is not alone. There are not many, but there are.

      http://nakaryak.livejournal.com/176874.html
    3. Neksel
      Neksel 10 July 2014 14: 56
      0
      Quote: Krogan_Urdnot
      There are no Muslim Arabs in the army.


      there is, and this is not in the army.
    4. atalef
      atalef 10 July 2014 20: 14
      +2
      Quote: Krogan_Urdnot
      Maybe friends? There are no Muslim Arabs in the army.

      He is from Sahnin, an Arab, a Muslim. Now holding a post (Ramadan, however)
      1. Pimply
        Pimply 10 July 2014 20: 39
        0
        Quote: atalef
        He is from Sahnin, an Arab, a Muslim. Now holding a post (Ramadan, however)

        Ah, well, so he served in Yamas. I was surprised that Muslims usually do not go to army structures, but to police and MAGAV
    5. Aaron Zawi
      Aaron Zawi 10 July 2014 21: 08
      +2
      Quote: Krogan_Urdnot
      [] Maybe friends? There are no Muslim Arabs in the army.

      Muslim volunteers serve. Not much, but they serve.
    6. SSeT
      SSeT 11 July 2014 01: 10
      0
      Do not educate about the Druze, so to speak, from the inside. Who read these, I know, it’s interesting opinion from Israel at the level of sensations! hi Such an interesting nationality is obtained
  28. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 14: 00
    -1
    As always, led by corrupt politicians, the decrepit and crumbling military "machine of aggression" of Israel is conducting a barbaric bombardment of a peaceful Palestinian city using tons of missiles and bombs against the civilian population and its defenders. from where they will be driven out by its fearless defenders. And loudly sobbing but with their heads held high, they will run from there.
    In the future, this epic victory will be studied at all Israeli academies, as a symbol of the heroism of the Israeli troops.
    1. IFreedman
      IFreedman 10 July 2014 14: 06
      -1
      Quote: quilted jacket
      As always, led by corrupt politicians, the decrepit and crumbling military "machine of aggression" of Israel is conducting a barbaric bombardment of a peaceful Palestinian city using tons of missiles and bombs against the civilian population and its defenders. from where they will be driven out by its fearless defenders. And loudly sobbing but with their heads held high, they will run from there.
      In the future, this epic victory will be studied at all Israeli academies, as a symbol of the heroism of the Israeli troops.

      Well, strong grass, damn it! laughing Where do you get that? request
  29. Krogan_Urdnot
    Krogan_Urdnot 10 July 2014 14: 05
    -1
    Quote: quilted jacket
    As always, led by corrupt politicians, the decrepit and crumbling military "machine of aggression" of Israel is conducting a barbaric bombardment of a peaceful Palestinian city using tons of missiles and bombs against the civilian population and its defenders. from where they will be driven out by its fearless defenders. And loudly sobbing but with their heads held high, they will run from there.
    In the future, this epic victory will be studied at all Israeli academies, as a symbol of the heroism of the Israeli troops.

    The main troll has come lol
    1. bmv04636
      bmv04636 10 July 2014 14: 15
      +1
      so you don’t get bored tell me the ground operation will be ali no
      1. Pimply
        Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 29
        0
        Quote: bmv04636
        so you don’t get bored tell me the ground operation will be ali no

        No one knows yet. At the moment - approved, the appeal of 40000 reservists approved.
  30. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 14: 12
    +1

    about Israeli special forces
    1. Krogan_Urdnot
      Krogan_Urdnot 10 July 2014 14: 17
      -1
      about shevchenko:
      According to the writer and publicist Dmitry Bykov, Shevchenko has a reputation among the liberals as a fundamentalist, he is regularly called the "cannibal, provocateur and fanatic." In his opinion, “Shevchenko takes a radical position in assessing the Middle East situation” in support of the Islamist movement Hamas and against Israel [18]. A similar opinion of Shevchenko is shared by a number of other publicists [19]. Alexander Sherman considers Shevchenko’s position to be biased as the head of the Nezavisimaya Gazeta department and claims that Shevchenko distorts the facts when describing the Arab-Israeli conflict [20]. Leonid Radzikhovsky said that "Shevchenko became, one might say, the unofficial ambassador of Hamas to Russia" [21].
    2. Stypor23
      Stypor23 10 July 2014 14: 26
      -1
      PRO diapers this finally tin good
    3. Sergei75
      Sergei75 10 July 2014 23: 25
      +1
      Yes gored diapers to discuss!
  31. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 14: 15
    -3
    Israel knows how to fight only against the civilian population. Hezbollah in Lebanon, the number of Lyuli gave the Israeli troops)))
    1. Sergei75
      Sergei75 10 July 2014 23: 27
      0
      Admittedly, these guys know how to fight! Otherwise, they would have come for a long time kirdyk.
  32. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 14: 16
    -1
    Response to the barbaric bombing of Gaza:
    At about 13:00, terrorists attempted to fire at Ben Gurion Airport from the Gaza Strip. The siren "Tseva hell" was heard in Ramla and Lod.
    Shortly afterwards, two explosions in the air were heard in Tel Aviv.
    1. Krogan_Urdnot
      Krogan_Urdnot 10 July 2014 14: 31
      +2
      Hamas militants claimed responsibility for the shelling.

      This was the third bombardment of central Israel from the Gaza Strip to date.

      Previous attempts were made at 7:55 and at 11:22. All missiles were shot down by a missile defense system.
  33. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 14: 18
    +1
    And the unfortunate women of Israel suffer:
    Efrat Gadasi, a 25-year-old resident of Sderot, was left alone with her husband during childbirth when the delivery staff left the maternity ward to be in the shelter, Meital Yasur Beit-Or reports on the Israel HaYom website.
  34. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 14: 23
    -1
    Khaled Mashal: “If you don’t stop your leadership, we will fire at Haifa”
    Addressing the Israelis, Mashal said that Netanyahu had closed all the doors to the Palestinians in Gaza and did not let them breathe. “You choose the leadership that kills our people, and this people no longer wants to live under occupation and under siege. Netanyahu leads you from defeat to defeat - make him stop the violence, ”continued Mashal. "Otherwise, we will shell Haifa,"
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 14: 36
      +1
      Quote: quilted jacket
      Addressing the Israelis, Mashal said that Netanyahu had closed all the doors to the Palestinians in Gaza and did not let them breathe.

      But how funny that he does not mention Egypt, which firmly pressed Gaza from the other side and declared Hamas a hostile organization 8)))
      1. padded jacket
        padded jacket 10 July 2014 14: 59
        -1
        Hamas is fighting in Syria against Assad, so if Israel seriously clashes with the defenders of Gaza it will be better, as it is not regrettable, for Syria and Russia.
    2. atalef
      atalef 10 July 2014 20: 08
      0
      Quote: quilted jacket
      continued Mashal. "Otherwise, we will shell Haifa,"

      Welcome laughing
  35. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 14: 35
    -2
    Quote: Krogan_Urdnot

    jew negodue laughing
  36. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 15: 19
    0
    On the morning of July 10, the IDF press service provided the media with data on the arsenals of missile weapons of Palestinian terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip. Information received from military intelligence.
    Arsenal Hamas
    Over 1.000 improvised missiles with a range of up to 15 km
    Over 2.500 smuggled missiles with a range of up to 15 km
    About 200 homemade missiles with a range of up to 20 km
    About 200 Grad missiles, smuggled in, with a range of up to 20 km
    About 200 advanced improvised missiles with a range of up to 45 km
    About 1.000 advanced Grad missiles, smuggled in, with a range of up to 45 km
    Over 400 improvised missiles with a range of up to 80 km
    Several dozen smuggled missiles with a range of up to 80 km
    Dozens of missiles with a range of 100-200 km
    Total: about 6.000 missiles
    Arsenal of the "Islamic Jihad"
    About 1.000 homemade missiles with a range of up to 15 km
    About 1.000 smuggled missiles with a range of up to 15 km
    About 300 homemade missiles with a range of up to 20 km
    About 100 Grad missiles, smuggled in, with a range of up to 20 km
    About 200 advanced improvised missiles with a range of up to 45 km
    About 600 advanced Grad missiles, smuggled in, with a range of up to 45 km
    Over 100 improvised missiles with a range of up to 80 km
    Several smuggled missiles with a range of up to 80 km
    Total: about 3.500 missiles
    Arsenal of other terrorist organizations
    Hundreds of improvised or smuggled missiles with a range of up to 15 km
    Dozens of improvised or smuggled missiles with a range of up to 45 km
    Total number of missiles in the Gaza Strip: about 10.000
    Other weapons:
    Thousands of RPG-7 hand-held anti-tank grenade launchers
    Dozens of anti-tank missile systems (including the Kornet type)
    Thousands of explosive devices ready for use (landmines, mines, etc.)
    If you believe the Israelis, then a lot, but most likely 2-3 times "exaggerate".
  37. Made_in_ussr
    Made_in_ussr 10 July 2014 15: 24
    -5
    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    Quote: a52333
    Hamas in Syria are good (because for Assad),

    I never wrote that Hamas is good, I have NEVER and NEVER written this. I have never supported terrorism, no matter what channel it flows from or whatever goals it covers.
    We have some here who, in our ranks for the sake of achieving the goal, write any thug in the allies. No, if you want to be on the side of the truth, Hamas should not be written in the allies.
    whom did you write the sofa mrrrrraz ??? I mmm your porrrol in the man on your back and you gave a member to lick bespectacled you purulent
  38. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 15: 27
    +2
    Quote: Neksel
    It’s not necessary to risk the lives of your soldiers

    yeah, you can just strike missiles in the squares .. The more goyim you kill means better .. The goy is not a man for a Jew ...
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 12
      +1
      Quote: Bator79
      yeah, you can just strike missiles in the squares .. The more goyim you kill means better .. The goy is not a man for a Jew ...

      For a start - goy and bnei noah are slightly different things. Bnei Noah - the sons of Noah - are representatives of the Abrahamic religions. And the attitude towards them - Christians and Muslims - is very different than towards the pagans. This is on the one hand. On the other hand, the commandment "Thou shalt not kill" applies to everyone. That was once again confirmed by the rabbi of Samaria, condemning the murder of an Arab teenager and calling for the execution of the murderers as violating this commandment. The fact that you have perverted ideas about Jews and their attitude towards other nations does not mean that Jews really treat them this way.

      Secondly. Point hits on specific targets do you call strikes on the area? Hamas strikes in the squares - trying to hit precisely the civilian population. Can you imagine at least roughly what would happen to Gaza if Israel REALLY hit the squares? It seems not very. So, from Gaza would have remained sad and very lonely ruins
  39. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 15: 30
    +2
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in response to Zeev Elkin's calls to take more decisive steps in the fight against Hamas, including cutting off the supply of water and electricity to the Gaza Strip, explained that lawyers would not allow this, Haaretz website reported.

    Netanyahu added that he had given the order to increase the bombing of the Gaza Strip, but stressed that Israel cannot afford what other countries usually allow themselves during the war. “We cannot afford to do in Gaza what the Russians did in Chechnya,” the head of government said.

    The conclusion is that we will kill you all, but you will die with light and water.
    I wonder if lawyers allow the killing of innocent Palestinian children, women and the elderly?
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 14
      0
      Quote: quilted jacket
      I wonder if lawyers allow the killing of innocent Palestinian children, women and the elderly?

      Allowed, with certain reservations. If they are random victims. Moreover, according to various laws, it is stipulated that maximum should be done so that non-combatants do not suffer. Israel does this - flyers, phoning, etc.
  40. Potter script
    Potter script 10 July 2014 15: 35
    +2
    And why shouldn't Israel withdraw its troops to the originally-declared territories and see: what’s the same ?? BUT?
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 15
      0
      Quote: Potter Script
      And why shouldn't Israel withdraw its troops to the originally-declared territories and see: what’s the same ?? BUT?

      Because it is extremely expensive and will not give the desired effect. The genie is released from the bottle
    2. Deer Balak
      Deer Balak 11 July 2014 08: 58
      +1
      Quote: Potter Script
      And why shouldn't Israel withdraw its troops to the originally-declared territories and see: what’s the same ?? BUT?


      The war will be so understandable. Indeed, the palaces do not recognize the UN declaration on the division of Palestine from 1948. They removed troops from Gaza and gave them freedom, so to speak. And how did it end? It was necessary to work, to provide a multiplying population? And it’s hard. It’s easier to launch rockets and demand a sweetheart.
  41. Grandfather Victor
    Grandfather Victor 10 July 2014 15: 46
    +1
    Realization of the legal right to self-defense.
  42. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 15: 57
    +1
    Quote: Potter Script
    And why shouldn't Israel withdraw its troops to the originally-declared territories and see: what’s the same ?? BUT?

    Israel is the main fascist "state"
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 20
      +2
      Quote: Bator79

      Israel is the main fascist "state"

      Can you prove it with reason?
      1. kelevra
        kelevra 10 July 2014 17: 46
        0
        Read the book "Researching the Holocaust. A Global Vision." Materials of the International Tehran Conference December 11-12, 2006
        1. Pimply
          Pimply 10 July 2014 18: 35
          0
          Quote: kelevra
          "Materials of the international Tehran conference on December 11-12, 2006

          Is it worth talking about which "scientists" are going to this conference and what they mean in the scientific world?
          Maybe you should read the Nuremberg materials? Well, for starters
          1. bmv04636
            bmv04636 10 July 2014 21: 44
            +2
            Putin thanked "Jewish communities, public organizations that are actively and courageously, bearing in mind some situations in today's world, continue to uncompromisingly fight against any manifestations and any attempts at Nazi ideology." “We consider you in this respect the closest allies, and I ask you to treat us as such,” Putin said.
            the truth is, not everyone learned the lesson, they think that they are trickier than everyone and can feed and use for their own purposes. I’m talking about Beni Kolomojets, who fed right-wingers
        2. Deer Balak
          Deer Balak 11 July 2014 09: 00
          +1
          Quote: kelevra
          Read the book "Researching the Holocaust. A Global Vision." Materials of the International Tehran Conference December 11-12, 2006

          The key word here is TEHRAN. A country where a woman is thrown into jail for an uncovered head believes that she is a beacon of freedom and a democracy
  43. darksoul
    darksoul 10 July 2014 16: 11
    0
    Meanwhile, on ukrosayt conflict in the gas sector unleashed the FSB: D
  44. The Art of War
    The Art of War 10 July 2014 16: 15
    0
    Yes, an iron colander does not really help Israel!
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 28
      +1
      Quote: The Art of War
      Yes, an iron colander does not really help Israel!

      Why? At the moment, shot down most of the missiles
  45. DanG73
    DanG73 10 July 2014 16: 19
    -1
    Quote: imugn
    "Now there is not a single Hamas commander who would have somewhere to return home."
    Israel destroyed the homes of commanders while they were not at home? Doubtful action, will cause only greater resistance.


    I’ll tell you even more - before demolishing the house, its inhabitants are warned about this so that, God forbid, they would not suffer.
  46. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 16: 19
    -1
    By what right did the Israeli-fascist "state" occupy the right bank of the Jordan?
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 29
      0
      Quote: Bator79
      By what right did the Israeli-fascist "state" occupy the right bank of the Jordan?

      By right of victory in the war unleashed against him. About the same as the USSR annexed the Kaliningrad region
      1. Bator79
        Bator79 10 July 2014 16: 30
        +2
        Quote: Pimply
        By right of victory in the war unleashed against him. About the same as the USSR annexed the Kaliningrad region

        whom did the nemi defeat? laughingAt the moment, they occupied the right bank of the Jordan, build houses there and destroy the indigenous Palestinian people.
        1. Pimply
          Pimply 10 July 2014 17: 40
          -1
          Quote: Bator79
          whom did the nemi defeat? At the moment, they occupied the right bank of the Jordan, build houses there and destroy the indigenous Palestinian people.


          If you do not know, in the classical transcription, goyim is any people, including the people of Israel. Tell us how the Palestinians are the indigenous population, and how they are destroying it.
    2. Stavros
      Stavros 10 July 2014 19: 16
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      It was better to fight, so that later claims should not be made.
    3. Deer Balak
      Deer Balak 11 July 2014 09: 07
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      By what right did the Israeli-fascist "state" occupy the right bank of the Jordan?

      And by what right do you Muslims call Judea - "the right bank of the Jordan River"? Maybe because even children will understand that Jews should live in Judea, and Arabs in Arabia?
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  48. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 16: 24
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    Henry Ford said that if the richest Jewish families take all the money, then the world will stop war and violence
    1. Pimply
      Pimply 10 July 2014 16: 30
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      Quote: Bator79
      Henry Ford said that if the richest Jewish families take all the money, then the world will stop war and violence

      Henry Ford was a fairly outspoken anti-Semite and did not hide it.
    2. gregor6549
      gregor6549 10 July 2014 16: 41
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      It was already. This is what Adik tried to do in his time. It ended with the money taken from the German Jews settled in the pockets of Adik's comrades-in-arms, and the most terrible of all wars broke out in the world. In general, it is time to start thinking for ourselves and not repeat the old propaganda campaigns by t Goebbels and the Cheka of the CPSU. For all their differences, they had complete unanimity on this issue. And if Adik himself helped Arafat and his comrades to stand on their feet, then it was the Cheka of the CPSU that helped to resist these naga. And if it were not for this "fraternal aid", Palestinians and Jews would live on the same land as normal neighbors. History is useful to study not only for historians.
  49. Bator79
    Bator79 10 July 2014 16: 35
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    Quote: Pimply
    was quite outspoken anti-Semite

    Yes, you have anyone who criticizes the Jews for their fascist anti-Semitic policies laughing
    1. Deer Balak
      Deer Balak 11 July 2014 09: 08
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      Quote: Bator79
      Quote: Pimply
      was quite outspoken anti-Semite

      Yes, you have anyone who criticizes the Jews for their fascist anti-Semitic policies laughing

      You do not criticize, but criticize.
  50. padded jacket
    padded jacket 10 July 2014 16: 37
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    Another blatant lie of the Israelis, the so-called "pinpoint bombing"
    Medical sources in the Gaza Strip reported that 7 people were killed in an attack by the Israeli Air Force on Thursday night in Khan Younis. According to the Palestinian agency Safa, in Khan Younis (in the south of the sector), the house of Basim al-Hajj was destroyed by an air strike, 8 people were killed, including four women and two children. Another 15 people were injured. In the area of ​​the Nuseyrat refugee camp (in the center of the sector), the home of Raed Shalat was destroyed, the owner of the house was killed, several people were injured.
    1. Deer Balak
      Deer Balak 11 July 2014 09: 10
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      Quote: quilted jacket
      Another blatant lie of the Israelis, the so-called "pinpoint bombing"
      Medical sources in the Gaza Strip reported that 7 people were killed in an attack by the Israeli Air Force on Thursday night in Khan Younis. According to the Palestinian agency Safa, in Khan Younis (in the south of the sector), the house of Basim al-Hajj was destroyed by an air strike, 8 people were killed, including four women and two children. Another 15 people were injured. In the area of ​​the Nuseyrat refugee camp (in the center of the sector), the home of Raed Shalat was destroyed, the owner of the house was killed, several people were injured.


      And you think, for shelling our country, we will scatter the condetti? Let the next. once the Hamas authorities launching another GRAD, they will think that their citizens will receive a retaliatory strike.
      1. Bator79
        Bator79 11 July 2014 11: 31
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        you have occupied Palestinian land. You are killing Palestinians in hundreds !!!