Killed Hamas Leader Was Preparing "Mega Attack"

Ha'aretz ^ | 7/25/02 | Yossi Verter

[tomahawk]

Golda Meir said that.

[RetiredArmy]

The White Flag of Surrender, The French national flag.

[End Times Sentinel]

Speaking after talks in Paris with French President Jacques Chirac, Mubarak said Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had sought deliberately to wreck efforts on the Palestinian side to halt the chain of violence.

Yep. That pesky Sharon, sabotaging another pali effort to halt the chain of violence. It just makes a world of sense that Sharon would do anything to assure that Israeli women and children will again fall victim to a terrorist homicide bomber.

Sometimes, when you see how incredibly warped and perverse the “logic” of the left is, you realize just how far apart they are from the rational world…

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

[Don Joe]

"The French national flag."

I thought that was their battle flag. :)

As to the palies crying bloody murder about the deaths of civilians, cry me a river. People who specifically devote their efforts to murdering as many innocent civilians as possible have relinquished any right to complain about any civilian deaths that they themselves incur.

[Mr_Slippery]

Ben-Eliezer said that he postponed the assassination operation eight times... "The plane was already in the air but we got word that his daughter was with him and the operation was once again postponed.
The defense minister said "I do not take the deaths of children lightly. ...but when you are in the midst of a complicated war, there can be mistakes, which we will learn from."

2 comments:
- Why do Israelis apologize for accidentally killing relatives of terrorists, when Arafat's idiots intentionally target women and children. So don't call it a mistake (unless the fricking INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY is something you respect.)
- Isn't it better to take out anyone related to the terrorist, not as unfortunate,collateral damage but as unexpected bonus? The daughter may be a terrorist too. If she isn't, then she shouldn't stick around her nutso-terrorist father.
--Slip

[jiggyboy]

"We are a people who do all they can to try to prevent the deaths of children and women, but when you are in the midst of a complicated war, there can be mistakes, which we will learn from."

It would have been a nice wake-up call to have seen him narrow his eyes and add "...We hope the Palistinians have learned something as well."

[LouD]

The defense minister said "I do not take the deaths of children lightly. We are a people who do all they can to try to prevent the deaths of children and women, but when you are in the midst of a complicated war, there can be mistakes, which we will learn from."

It is appalling that the Israelis are being criticized for a couple of unfortunate collateral losses, when the Palis actually target for suicide bombing locations where children and families are likeley to congregate.

[Ingtar]

Even the IDF seems surprised at the size of the explosion. I recall a statement made that they were going to check to see if the bomb used was mislabeled. I wonder how much of the destruction was due to explosives stored in the building?

[Charles H. (The_r0nin)]

France must die.

Nah, let them live. Being French is a fate worse than death, anyway...

[tomahawk]

I wonder if the IAF filmed the mission. It should show if there were secondary explosions.

[tomahawk]

Maybe the "one ton of explosives" this POS was trying to murder Israeli women and children with was in his living room, and took him and others out when the IAF bomb went in.

[Emily RN]

I find it amusing that the Arab world is outraged if Israel kills little children in the course of a bombing. Yet they line little kids up, strap a bomb on them and ask them to go among Jews and blow themselves up. Go figure!!

[GretchenEE]

May this POS Hamas leader rot in hell for all eternity, and may his name be blotted out forever.

God takes no pleasure in the death of any human and says so openly in His Word. While breath remains, so does hope for repentance.

I have no liking for what these thugs are doing; I loathe their actions. But I cannot wish them eternity burning in hell. They choose it for themselves if they do not repent.

[Real Cynic No More]

I am trying to balance the scales of justice by making a moral decision:

In my left hand, I hold the lives of 100+ innocent civilians. In my right hand, I hold the lives of 14 innocent civilians + this terrorist. If I have no choice but to kill the people in either my left hand or my right hand, which is it to be?

To me, this is an easy moral dilemma to resolve. What about you?

[hoosierham]

Plus the 14 CHOOSE to be in the company of a known terrorist/murderer/scumbag.

There is a lesson here : do not associate with terrorists even if family.

[all_mighty_dollar]

>>he postponed the assassination operation eight times during the past two months<<

Why, any delay increases the risk of more civilian casualties on both sides. The Pali pictures prove that all Palis are guerilla fighters.

[tracer]

His first word when he meets his God: "DOH!!"

[tracer]

"It should be quite clear by now that any innocent person or family member who willingly and knowingly remains in the close physical presence of a Palestinian terrorist such as this monster must be aware they are placing their own lives in grave danger. If the missile takes them out too, that's the risk they took."

Indeed. And that goes double for pre-school kids and babes in arms -- given that they have more time to watch CNN than anyone else does..... 8~(

[tracer]

See #38....

[Kaslin]

Weren't the civilians killed the terrorist's family, the children killed his children?

I am a little confused with this sentence. Could you rephrase it please?