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The Gaza Tea Party

Politics – The embargo turned violent in December 2007, when 58 Palestinians were killed in Gaza, and another 61 were wounded during IDF operations. On the other hand, six Israelis were wounded by Qassam rockets fired by the Islamic group on the IDF. Since hostilities started last week, over 70 Palestinians have been killed, 23 of them on January 15-16 alone.

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I thought this was an interesting analogy.

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It is, but the idea of Hamas, or frankly ANY Palestinian,

being regarded as fighting for their rights or liberties

will most likely be lost on us in the West. We have NOT been

getting the full story.

Seems as though the USA has been sending millions of dollars

to Mahmoud Abbas for his security forces - starting even

BEFORE Hamas won the election. Starting yet another civil

war in the Middle East? These are good links - especially

the Guardian piece on the "coup" by Hamas in Gaza - the

things you'll never hear from our news!

http://ccun.org/Opinion Editorials/2008/January/15 o/How Western Media Exploited the Rift Between Fateh and Hamas By Khalid Amayreh.htm

Hamas Acted On A Very Real Fear Of A U.S. Sponsored Coup:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,,21089...

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When will the Arabs allow the Palestinians to integrate into their societies and allow them to prosper?

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Perhaps we should all start to steal jewish property. After all the jews can go to israel.

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