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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Afghans Slam Israhell's Genocide in Palestine

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Several thousand Afghan students in the country’s east demonstrated against Israhell’s recent attack on Gaza, blocking roads and burning Israhelli and USZ (United States of Zionism) flags. Demonstrators shut down one of the region’s main highways to the city of Jalalabad, the capital of eastern Nangarhar province. Protesters also set fire to Israhelli and American flags, as well as a Christian cross. The protest comes days after a ceasefire was announced between Israhell and Hamas.
Afghan university students shout anti-USZ and Israhelli slogans during a demonstration in Nangarhar province at Jalalabad on November 26, 2012 (AFP Photo / Noorullah Shirzada)
Afghan university students shout anti-USZ and Israhelli slogans during a demonstration in Nangarhar province at Jalalabad on November 26, 2012 (AFP Photo / Noorullah Shirzada)
A few days earlier, about 500 Afghans gathered in the same region to protest against the violence in Gaza. The demonstration was organized by members of the provincial council, community organizations and local elders. A similar protest had been scheduled earlier in Kabul, but was canceled after a suicide bomb attack killed two security guards and the two attackers.

Anti-Israhell protests broke out in several countries during the Israhelli assault on Gaza. In Egypt’s capital Cairo, several thousand protesters demonstrated against the attacks, chanting “we will go to Gaza in our millions,” swearing to “sacrifice ourselves for you, Palestine.” 

Thousands of Lebanese visited Palestinian refugee camps in northern and southern Lebanon to express outrage over Israhell’s military campaign. Anti-Israhell protests erupted in over 700 Iranian cities, with crowd chanting "death to Israhell" and "death to America." New York, Paris and Rome also saw protests.

Israhell’s eight-day assault on Gaza killed 168 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and five Israhellis. The attack also caused $1.2 billion in economic damage, a Palestinian Chamber of Commerce report said.
Afghan university students shout anti-USZ and Israhelli slogans during a demonstration in Nangarhar province at Jalalabad on November 26, 2012 (AFP Photo / Noorullah Shirzada)
Afghan university students shout anti-USZ and Israhelli slogans during a demonstration in Nangarhar province at Jalalabad on November 26, 2012 (AFP Photo / Noorullah Shirzada)
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Afghans call for rescinding of death sentence for soldier

Crowds in Afghanistan protesting Israhell also demanded the repeal of the death sentence leveled against an Afghan soldier who killed five French soldiers in January. The demonstrators opposed giving the soldier the death sentence, citing how USZ-led coalition forces are not punished when their attacks result in the death of Afghan civilians, protestors told AP.

After a series of recent attacks, the French government decided to pull its troops out of Afghanistan ahead of schedule, leaving only 1,500 soldiers in Afghanistan for non-combat operations. Green-on-blue attacks have spiked this year, with 61 NATO soldiers killed by members of the Afghan security forces, AFP reported.
Afghan protesters shout slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Jalalabad November 26, 2012 (Reuters / Parwiz)
Afghan protesters shout slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Jalalabad November 26, 2012 (Reuters / Parwiz)
Afghan protesters step on representations of USZand Israhell flags during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Jalalabad November 26, 2012 (Reuters / Parwiz)
Afghan protesters step on representations of USZ and Israhell flags during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Jalalabad November 26, 2012 (Reuters / Parwiz)
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Monday, November 19, 2012

Zionist Israhell threatens to send GAZA back to middle ages!

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Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Eli Yishai said: We must blow Gaza back to the Middle Ages destroying all the infrastructure including roads & water.


(And see this.)

Destroying civilian infrastructure is – of course – a war crime under the Geneva Convention. The following are also war crimes under the Geneva Convention:

  • The indiscriminate or disproportionate use of force
  • Collective punishment for the acts of a few
  • Targeting civilians
  • Targeted assassinations – such as Israeli’s recent assassination of a Hamas leader – are also likely war crimes.

Indeed, Israeli’s alleged policy of intentionally reducing caloric intake by Palestinians living in Gaza – if real – would be a a years-long, systemic and continuous war crime. (Israel has also restricted access to medicine to the residents of Gaza.)

Likewise, Israeli’s use of white phosphorous during “Operation Cast Lead”, and its alleged use of the substance this week – if proven – would also constitute a war crime.  Specifically, Israel ratified Protocol III of Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (“Protocol III”) – which outlaws the use of incendiary devices in war – in 2007.

Moreover, the 1925 Geneva Protocol (which is different from Protocol III) prohibits “the use in war of asphyxiating, poisonous or other gases”.  The U.S. National Safety Council states that “White phosphorus is a poison . . . If its combustion occurs in a confined space, white phosphorus will remove the oxygen from the air and render the air unfit to support life . . . It is considered a dangerous disaster hazard because it emits highly toxic fumes. The EPA has listed white phosphorus as a Hazardous Air Pollutant.  Indeed, it is interesting to note that the U.S. previously called white phosphorous a chemical weapon when Saddam used it against the Kurds.

Indeed, the UN has repeatedly found Israeli’s actions in Gaza to be a war crime.  See this, this and this.  The current campaign certainly includes war crimes as well.

(Washington Blog)

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Sunday, November 18, 2012

Photo: Aftermath of Hamas Rocket attack compared to Israhelli airstrike

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As Israel and Hamas exchange “attacks” the world continues it’s debate over who the real aggressors actually are. For their part, the Israeli government has hired literally thousands of paid trolls to spam social media and comment sections with pro Zionist rhetoric.



A photo posted to Facebook this morning paints a clear picture as to who is being hit the hardest and what the hardline Israeli governments self-defense looks like.

When you add the fact that a permanent truce was actually being negotiated before the strike that killed Hamas commander Ahmed Jabari, the true aggressor is revealed. Sadly, the Zionist Israeli government war machine is now on the loose and threatening to invade Gaza, a place that has a majority population under 18 years old.

Note: It’s also important to mention that IDF trolls are now attacking our Facebook page with the threats of getting us SHUT DOWN for speaking out against the Israeli government. This is the mindset of a hardline Zionist.

The screenshot below shows how the Israeli government routinely unleashes an army of tens of thousands of supporters to SPAM key articles and posts to ALTER public opinion.




Post script: We are not PRO Hamas in any way, shape, or form. We also do not support rockets being fired at Israeli citizens but the fact remains that the IDF response has been a million times worse than any rocket that could be fired from Gaza. We are simply against Zionist war crimes and the bombing of children on a regular basis.


(The Intelhub)


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