He appears to be a Hamas sympathizer. Constantly arguing about how the US does not provide money to Hamas, missing the fact that Gaza IS Hamas.
LOL ... you’ve got my support of Israel mixed up with support for Hamas ... You need to read more carefully like this recent article and all my other articles ... :-) ...
Netanyahu: Israel is continuing Gaza operation with full force
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3184455/posts
Speaking ahead of special cabinet meeting, prime minister says IDF has made substantial gains against Hamas terror infrastructure in Gaza and will continue the operation in “full strength.” Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel will continue Operation Protective Edge in Gaza with full force, giving no indication that a cease-fire was in the offing.
Speaking ahead of a special cabinet meeting, the prime minister said that the IDF has delivered a powerful blow to Hamas infrastructure over the course of the 17 day operation.
“We are continuing the operation in full strength,” he said, adding that the IDF was making big gains in Gaza.
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As was mentioned earlier, the USA was the ONLY MEMBER to vote against an investigation of human rights violations in the UN Human Rights Council. And furthermore, as Israel constantly states and does, it says that those Palestinians in Gaza are NOT the enemy, despite the false accusations by Israel’s enemies that they are. Israel makes it abundantly clear that it’s Hamas that they are after and NOT Palestinian civilians. As the Israeli Ambassador says, Israel abides by International Law (and thus, does not commit war crimes)!
Or perhaps it’s this article you’re referring to ... LOL ...
Hamas is losing on the battlefield but hitting Israel where it hurts
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3184282/posts
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.606903
The all-clear had sounded in Nir Am quarter of an hour prior but soldiers were still walking the kibbutz’s paths in helmets and full combat gear on Monday morning. The fact that two Hamas attack teams had emerged from a tunnel exit only a few hundred meters away from the fence and in the ensuing firefight killed four soldiers, including a battalion commander, before they were killed themselves, was hard to shake off.
For three hours the members of the kibbutz and guests at the small motel (mainly journalists) had to remain indoors while the soldiers made sure no Hamas fighters had managed to get inside. The fact they had been wearing IDF uniforms, including regulating combat netting on their helmets, made everyone all the more jumpy. The calm was finally restored to the leafy kibbutz, disturbed every few minutes by the booms from a nearby artillery battery giving covering fire for the IDF forces fighting a few kilometers away in the eastern suburbs of Gaza.
The Hamas teams had been spotted first by IDF surveillance towers. The women soldiers operating the screens had received strict orders to constantly scan not only their sectors of responsibility across the fence in Gaza but also what the military ironically calls “the depth” - nearby Israeli territory where the infiltrators may have emerged undetected from under the ground. That was how the attackers who took out a tank and captured Gilad Shalit in June 2006 got through without being detected. That is still the vulnerable area, up close to the Israeli villages. And destroying those tunnels is a dangerous job, as seen in the deaths of three IDF paratroopers who were blown up by a Hamas booby trap while entering a tunnel entrance on Wednesday morning.
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The major financier of Hamas is Qatar ... which Israel is complaining loudly about - to the world, right now!