Communist-in-Chief and Zionist-controlled, President Barack Obama says that he is “fully supportive of Israel’s right to defend itself from missiles landing on people’s homes and workplaces and potentially killing civilians, and we will continue to support Israel’s right to defend itself.”
This announcement came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to expand Israel’s “military operations” to punish Hamas. Tanks became the first ground invasion in Gaza with the goal of firing positioned rockets at Gaza. Last week, Israel assassinated Ahmed Jabari, a Hamas military commander in response to more than 10 years “of terrorist activity”, according to Israeli intelligence. Israel has targeted Palestinian leaders in self-admitted “targeted killings”; using NATO methods against terrorists in an attempt to legitimize killing Jabari.
Zionist violence against Gaza resulted in the murder of 21 people, including women and children, during a missile raid on Sunday. The headquarters of Ismail Haniyeh, Gaza Prime Minister, was attacked with a massive amount of explosions. Israel’s unabashed destruction of this civilian site shows their directive toward genocide of the Palestinian people. These dead are added to the already 69 counted Palestinians killed in Israeli air strikes, tank fire and naval targets. During a Palestinian compliance with cease-fire efforts, Israel became even more violent, taking advantage of their chance to attack Palestine more aggressively. This attempt to get to a complete negotiation of ending the attacks was spear-headed by Mohammad Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood member and US-patsy installed to be president of Egypt.
Israel refuses to back down from their attack on Palestine; claiming that militant factions in Gaza would use a ceasefire as an excuse to become more violent. In this instance, the Zionists are asserting a false reality while fulfilling a self-serving prophecy by being the aggressors. The government of India is “deeply concerned” about the killing in Gaza at the hands of Israel and would like to see leaders come together to talk about the “peace and security of that region.” Obama believes that since Palestine is to blame for firing the first rocket into Israel, they should stand down. Ben Rhodes, deputy National Security adviser to the President remarked: “These rockets have been fired into Israeli civilian areas and territory for some time now. So Israelis have endured for too much of a threat from these rockets for far too long, and that is what led the Israelis to take action that they did in Gaza.” Globalists at the Brookings Institute view the “escalation of the conflict” wherein Israel has been attacking Palestine in an obviously unfair military advantage as a credible defense of their land. From a tactical perspective, the Brookings Institute recommends that Israel take advantage of their position and be prepared “for a wider operation to follow.”
Convincing Americans to support the genocide of the Palestinian people by Israel when Zionist-controlled media displays children killed in Israel during air raids while intentionally directing the emotional response of US citizens to sympathize with this murderous agenda. In reality, Palestine cannot properly defend itself against the military and technological advancement of Israel’s arsenal. Israel possesses intelligent and newly developed weaponry thanks to their friendship with the Zionist-controlled patsies seated in the executive branch of the US government. Their missile campaign against Gaza will surely cause more civilian casualties without regard for innocent lives they take.
Israel is also able to use drones for aerial surveillance to set precise military targets and assume greater coordination between intelligence operations and on-the-spot decision making. Using covert operations, the CIA-sponsored Anonymous took down websites in Israel in response to the destruction of Palestine. Called #OpIsrael, more than 700 websites including Israeli media, the Ministry of Defense and other governmental digital infrastructure were rendered useless by the cyber-attack facilitated by the US government-trained hackers. Yuval Steinitz, Israeli Finance Minister explained that the cyber-attacks were a war being “waged . . . on a second front . . . against Israel.” This disruption was not causing a serious disruption or other damage because the Israeli government had thwarted most of the attacks. One target was the Central Bank of Jerusalem.
(Sussan Posel)
Pakistan Cyber Force
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)
Pakistan Cyber Force
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)
Pakistan Cyber Force
Sudan has complained to the UN security council that Israeli planes bombed a munitions plant in Khartoum, an attack that has been widely interpreted as a warning to Iran over its nuclear programme. Israeli military commentators said that the Yarmouk facility in the Sudanese capital was owned by Iran and had been used to supply weapons to Hamas fighters in the Gaza Strip. The "impressive" reach of the secret operation was said to have demonstrated an ability to hit Iran's nuclear facilities — a similar distance from Israel.
As reverberations continued from Tuesday's 1,000-mile attack, Israel would neither confirm nor deny it was involved. Ehud Barak, the defence minister, said : "There is nothing I can say about this subject." But one of his most senior officials praised the country's air force and called Sudan a "terrorist state".
Sudan's UN ambassador, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali Osman, called on the security council to condemn the raid as "a blatant violation of the concept of peace and security". Iran also denounced Israel, as did Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shia movement with close links to Tehran. Sudan's culture and information minister, Ahmed Bilal Osman, had said earlier that four radar-evading aircraft carried out an attack around midnight on Tuesday. "We think Israel did the bombing," he said. "We reserve the right to react at a place and time we choose."
Sudan's state news agency said the planes used "hi-tech jamming devices" in the attack and a Sudanese reporter told Israel's Haaretz newspaper that there was a telecommunications blackout for about an hour before the explosions. "There are two arms factories in this area of the strike: one is the Yarmouk factory, the other is the Sudan Technical Centre," a UN source told the Guardian. "We don't know for certain if they are making weapons or manufacturing ammunition. At the very minimum they are repackaging munitions produced elsewhere. Yarmouk is sponsored by Iran. The Sudan Technical Centre is definitely handling Chinese weapons."
Israel has long accused Khartoum of serving as a base for Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist movement that controls the Gaza Strip. "Sudan is a dangerous terrorist state," Amos Gilad, an influential former general and senior defence ministry official, told Israel's Army Radio. There was a strong sense that Israel was also sending a blunt message to Iran. Ron Ben-Yishai, a veteran military commentator, wrote in daily newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth: "There is no doubt that the explosion in Khartoum will be food for thought not only for the authorities in Sudan but also in Gaza – and especially in Tehran."
Ephraim Inbar, a strategic expert, said: "It is very plausible that Israel was behind the strike. We have operated in that region in response to a variety of intelligence reports in the past. We definitely have the capability [to launch such a strike]. It seems an easy operation, involving four jets. For us it would be a piece of cake." The UN source said: "We know for sure that weapons are flowing from and through Sudan into the Egyptian Sinai, possibly to Gaza. The Egyptians have told us that the arms flowing into Sinai from Sudan are a big security problem. Northern Sinai is full of weapons.
"We have seen in the last few days intense clashes along this northern border, between Israel and Egypt, with armed, radicalised Bedouin groups with a vision of political Islam. There seem to be clear links between this and the strike in Khartoum. In the same days we've seen a dramatic increase in rockets fired into Israel from Gaza. The convergence of these elements points to Israel as the perpetrator."
In past there have been allegations that Sudan stored chemical weapons for Iraq at the Yarmouk facility. Government officials denied the charge. The attack destroyed part of the compound infrastructure, killed two people and injured another. In April last year, Sudan said it had irrefutable evidence that Israeli attack helicopters had carried out a missile and machine-gun strike on a car south of Port Sudan. That attack mirrored a similar strike by foreign aircraft on a truck convoy reportedly laden with weapons in eastern Sudan in January 2009. That too is widely believed to have been carried out Israel.
(the Guardian)
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