[citation][nom]drkeo[/nom]Listing names of children is nice, but it still won't change what I've said. Its a populistic way of trying to play on the heart string but the facts i've said haven't changed.I think that the biggest difference is that Palastinian children die from cross fire and different fighting mistakes like bombing the wrong floor (why the hell are there children in the same building as a sniper or a rocket luncher?) and israeli children die when ever Palestinian can get their hands on them. The story you've brought is the perfect example, the Itamar murder. A palastinian broke into a family's house at night with a knife and slit the throats of the mother, father, 11 year old, 3 year old and a 3 months old baby. The Palestinian are so barbaric, murdering children and civilians when ever they get the chance and then they complain that the israelies put check points. Israel don't put check points because they love abusing, they put the check points because they are scard.btw, a soldier off duty is a civilian, specialy in a country that every man and woman have to go to the army at age 18 like Israel or Switzerland.[/citation]
First off, you haven't stated any facts, just your own personal opinions and feelings. Your claim that all of the Palestinians who have been murdered were "terrorists", is just that, your own opinion, with no factual evidence to back it up.
So listing the names of the children who've died at the hands of Israelis is just an attempt to garner sympathy for the Palestinian "terrorists", right? Its not like earlier when you said:
[citation][nom]drkeo[/nom]
The numbers you have brought here include every terrorist that blew himself up in a bus or coffee shop killing babies[/citation]
So all the Palestinian children who've died have been a result of crossfire and mistakes? Did you RTFA or my comments? Let me highlight just two of those deaths since reading seems to be so hard for you...
Muhammad Saleh Muhammad al-Arja, 12, of Rafah, Gaza, killed by Israeli sniper fire to his head near the Rafah boder crossing.
What happened there? Did a "terrorist" sense that an Israeli sniper had him in his sights, so the "terrorist" grabbed the nearest kid he could find and used him as a shield? Or maybe that 12 year-old boy was a "terrorist"? Yeah, he must have been...
an Israeli army officer emptied, at close range, the entire magazine of his automatic rifle into a 13-year-old Palestinian girl. Afterward he said he would have done the same even if she had been three years old. Because so many of his underlings reported this particular incident, he was eventually tried in an Israeli military court – but on minor offenses, not murder. He was acquitted of all charges.
Oh, I know! She must have told the Israeli soldier she was going to kill him, and the soldier feeling threatened and fearing for his life against such a dangerous and blood-thirsty opponent, decided his only course of action was to shoot the 13 yr old girl with his M4 until he ran out of bullets.
Because we all know how dangerous 13 yr old girls (And apparently 3 yr old girls) can be...
Ok, just for a second lets pretend that all the children who've died has been a result of the "terrotists" using the children as shields. How can Israel, with its vast supply of superior soldiers who all have the latest weapons and technology, (As well as over $2 Billion given to them yearly by the USnot find a way to take out these "terrorists" without killing the civilians in the process?
...Wait, so you claim that the Israeli army has an overall accuracy of 10%?...But then you go on to say that every single one of the Palestinians that have killed are "terrorists"?...Well which is it? Do they have an accuracy of 100% or 10%? Contradictory statement is a contradictory statement...
So tell me, where oh where in this vast ocean of information that is the internet, does it say that a Palestinian was responsible for the Itamar murders? Do you have any concrete proof besides your
your obviously biased opinion?
/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamar_attack#Responsibility
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