Israeli aircraft target Hamas office

Will we ever get accurate reporting from those bastions of
islamist propoganda such as al-Reuters?

EYUP, as soon as:















In case anyone has missed the events taking place in the Middle East, there’s been some Mohammedan smack-down taking place (Israel doing the smacking – hamasistan the recipient of the smacking).

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Israeli aircraft sent missiles slamming into the office of the prime minister of Hamas-ruled Gaza before dawn on Sunday, pressing forward with an offensive that has killed nearly 70 Palestinians in two days of fighting. A 21-month-old girl was among the dead in new violence.

Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh's office was empty at the time of Sunday's airstrike, but the raid was seen as a tough message to the Hamas leadership, which Israel holds responsible for repeated rocket barrages launched from Gaza.A total of 54 Palestinians, roughly half of them civilians, were killed in fighting Saturday, the highest single-day death toll in more than seven years of violence. Two Israeli soldiers also were killed.

The linked article is from yahoo news which is usually a bit more neutral in it’s coverage. That’s why I was surprised to see no mention of what caused Israel to respond in the manner it has:

Israel regularly clashes with Gaza rocket squads, but intensified its operations after militants fired salvos last week into Ashkelon, a city of 120,000. By targeting Ashkelon, some 11 miles north of Gaza, Hamas added pressure on Israeli leaders to exact a high price for the increasing sense of insecurity felt in southern Israel.

Let’s be specific here. The term “salvos” can be misleading. Absent from the yahoo news article was the mention of some 50 rockets fired at Israel on Saturday, alone. That little tidbit did get reported in a CNN article.

As reported by al-Reuters, "U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned Israel for using "excessive" force in the Gaza Strip and demanded a halt to its offensive after troops killed 61 people on the bloodiest day for Palestinians since the 1980s".


As I posted in the comments section of another blog, Oddly,
Ban Ki-moon (moon-bat –ed.), made no mention of “excessive rockets” fired at Israel. Mr. moon-bat made no mention of the inherent right of a sovereign state to protect itself from Islamic terrorists at it’s border.

Mohammedans have a history of starting these acts/wars of aggression wherein they get their noses rubbed in the ground and then run like children for the exits shouting “do-over” when the opposing force takes action against them.