Comments on: Israeli Jets in Gaza Soundclash

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By: Ken

Ken — Sun, 20 May 2007 18:31:27 +0000

I rad the comment by Alex, where he resorts to calling the Israelis names,and I wonder what he would do if kids were strapping bombs to themselves, and detonating in his neighborhood. How about going to a wedding, and a jihadist decides to kill 50 innocent people by blowing himself to bits in the middle of them. I say,“Israel, protect yourself by whatever means neccessary. It is your sovereign right. When the arabs get tired of blowing themselves up, and get serious about peace, I believe Israel will bewaiting there to meet them. Until then, do what you must to protect yourselves. I support your right to exist, and not only exist, but prosper.

By: Alex Steinman

Alex Steinman — Sun, 05 Nov 2006 18:48:55 +0000

The common practice of producing sonic booms over a population by an occupying military is defined as a war crime. additionally, bombarding an electrical plant that supplies electricity to a poulation is also a war crime. Dropping 1 ton missiles on apartments buildings is a war crime.
When will the illegally established state of Israel ever be held responsible?

By: Joe Katzman

Joe Katzman — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 06:24:18 +0000

God, the Guardian is run by uneducated morons.
“Hundreds of kilometers inside Israel?“
Uh, have these imbeciles ever looked at a map? There is no “hundreds of kilometers inside Israel”.

By: Oren Hadas

Oren Hadas — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 16:21:00 +0000

having served in the IDF for 3 years, let me tell you that a so called “rubber bullet”, is NOT something you’ll want to get hit by. it is actually a potentially lethal armament. to make it less deadly it is fired as a cluster of 3 pallets, so the energy is dispersed between them (but also making it impossible to actually aim them). a head injury by one of these can very much kill you.
that’s why they are only used as a last resort, when the soldiers are in a life threatening situation. (and if you’ve ever seen one of those crowds up close — thousands of people hurling rocks at you, having to cower behind the armred Hummer doors, knowing that you are the last line between that angry mob and a peaceful bordering israeli town — well… it sucks.)
the whole point of getting all the people out of the Gaza strip was to stop them killing our civilians and troops.
the problem is that this made the impression that the terrorist groups (Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Fatah, etc) have wond and drove us out of there, thereby empowering them and giving them a strong sense of security.
and about those sonic booms?
i don’t see any news about the israeli towns being constantly bombarded by rockets and mortar shells almost every day.
i would imagine them having slightly worse problems than scared children.

By: John Sponauer

John Sponauer — Sat, 05 Nov 2005 02:58:47 +0000

Jesse,
I had the exact same thought.…that must have been an incredible sight to see, roaring overhead in the middle of the night. Wikipedia summary on the unit involved in that at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBE

By: Joshua Balanay

Joshua Balanay — Fri, 04 Nov 2005 23:00:45 +0000

Was that the one with Steven Seagal?
I hate Steven Seagal…

By: Jesse Clark

Jesse Clark — Fri, 04 Nov 2005 21:19:50 +0000

Reminds me of the 1977 De Punt train hijacking in the Netherlands where they used low-flying fighter jets, with afterburners engaged, to stun the terrorists before the CT teams made their entry. It worked pretty well, like one big flashbang for the whole train.

By: jtw

jtw — Fri, 04 Nov 2005 20:12:17 +0000

Stop giving them more reason to hate Israel. I would plot their deatht oo if some inconsiderate pilot was making deafening apocalyptic noises over my neighborhood every once in awhile.
It is only intimidating when it happens, after the fact im sure it just pisses them off when they think about it.