Mohammed Al-Zaanoun shares photos of an airstrike yesterday close to the Al Shijaeyah Market, east of the Gaza City center.
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Mohammed Al-Zaanoun shares photos of an airstrike yesterday close to the Al Shijaeyah Market, east of the Gaza City center.
Great photos. Gaza is the graveyard for the optimistic dreams of Zionism.
There has been some vile hasbara over the last few days :
“Imagine if the Palestinians loved their children”.
“They voted for Hamas. They deserve it.”
“They could have peace if the rockets stopped”
Who is trying to push who into the sea? Guess
Publish my photo from Gaza.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/hamas-executes-6-suspected-israel-collaborators-1.479316/hamas-executes-6-suspected-israel-collaborators-1.479316
What I marvel at is the resilience of Palestinians and their ability to return from the brink of total destruction and rise from the ashes to rebuild again, and fight for their land and their freedom another day. I salute their strength.
Zionists should get it by now: Palestinians are not going to lie down and die quietly. They’re delusional in thinking they can beat the Palestinians into submission, break their spirit and cleanse them from Palestine. Zionists are on a fools’ quest clinging to a mirage.
Juan Cole has an enlightening piece up:
“Gaza’s Health Crisis and Israel’s Crimes Against Humanity”
(last para:)
A recent World Health Organization Report worries that in just 8 years, in 2020, if current Israeli policies continue, Gaza will be virtually uninhabitable. Israel as the occupying power since 1967 is directly responsible in international law for the well-being of its occupied populations, and is in severe violation of the 1949 Geneva Convention on the treatment of the occupied. Moreover, since Israeli policies of Apartheid, discrimination, exile, restriction of movement and infliction of harm on Palestinians in Gaza are long-standing, deliberate and systematic, Israeli leaders are guilty in this regard of crimes against humanity.
The WHO report:
“Ms. [Jean] Gough [of UNICEF] said that demand for drinking water was projected to increase by 60 per cent while damage to the aquifer, the major water source, would become irreversible without remedial action now. Mr.[Robert] Turner [of UNRWA] added that more than 440 additional schools, 800 hospital beds and more than 1,000 doctors would be needed by 2020.”
Israeli airstrikes are exacerbating what had already been a parlous health care situation for Palestinians in Gaza.
http://www.juancole.com/2012/11/gazas-health-crisis-and-israels-crimes-against-humanity.html