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Re: The war in Palestine
From: "Avraham Schneider" <avri.schneider () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2009 10:17:25 +0200
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 9:25 AM, - o z - <osgo () hotmail com> wrote:
On Jan 4, 2009, at 10:31 PM, Avraham Schneider wrote: When there is no choice, there is no choice - Israel has to defend it'sown civilian population as a first priority. Let me tell you a little of the latest events - 1) IDF calls a family in Gaza, to let them know they are about to bomb the house from the air - demanding that the family members leave immediately. (the IDF had inteligence that weapons were stored in that family's house) 2) Family members climb to the roof of the house as they know the IDF pilots would not want to harm civilians 3) The IDF pilot fires a rocket to the corner of the roof, making it clear that if they don't leave, they will die, 4) The family get the point and run away 5) House is fired at 6) Explosions ocur due to ammunition and rockets stored there.Correction #3: The MC actually dispatched MIGCAP to fire 20mm cannon, not 'rocket' -- at the next building over. The kill ratio from a rocket's shrapnel would have killed anyone on the roof, hence, 20mm fire to ward off the family and scare the dickens out of them so they would bail from the structure.
http://haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1052034.html The IDF Spokesman said that Ghayan's house had served as a weapons silo and a war room for Hamas. Under the house, according to the IDF, was a tunnel which was meant to serve as an escape route in case of an Israeli attack. . . . The IDF has code named such operations "roof knocking," in which the army informs the residents of s suspected building that they have 10 minutes to leave the premises. In some cases, residents of suspected houses have been able to prevent bombing by climbing up to the roof to show that they will not leave, prompting IDF commanders to call off the strike. In these cases, Channel 10 reported Thursday, the IAF sometimes launches a relatively harmless missile at the corner of the roof, avoiding casualties but successfully dispersing the crowd. . . . It appears that the "roof knocking" technique was used in the assassination, but Ghayan decided to stay indoors with his family, and the army opted to bomb the house anyway. A lecturer at Gaza's Islamic University, Ghayan, 49, had mentored suicide bombers and would sometimes go on patrol with Hamas fighters. He was known for his close ties to the group's military wing and was respected in Gaza for donning combat fatigues and personally participating in clashes against Israeli forces. He sent one of his sons on an October 2001 suicide mission that killed two Israeli settlers in Gaza.
#4: Family found Jesus right away, no, Common Sense...and bailed from the roof. #5: Cool fireworks display courtesy of your local IDF #6: Kudos to family for making a media moment of defiance, but it was really time to leave before someone was killed.2009/1/4 <Valdis.Kletnieks () vt edu>:You people can't even agree to stop a flame war.It's not a flame war - it's an off-topic propaganda started by a Muslimand defended by a Jew. Just add the subject to a filter rule in Outlook/gmail/whatever client you use, and forget about it.Defended by two Jews now, Mazel tov!!!!
Thanks for the help.
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