Israel steps up targeted killings
Lovely title, eh? The main theme in this part of current events is that Israel is killing more people now. *cough*
Suspected? Huh? Are these weapons workshops suspected of being owned and used by Hamas? If so, then should the suspicion be wrong, it doesn't matter, Israel was still blowing up weapons workshops. Or, were the buildings blown up only suspected of being weapons workshops? The author seems to be trying to cast doubt. But if it turned out to be a dorito factory this would have been noticed after the bombing, right? And then there is no chance at all they would have failed to state very clearly that Israel blew up the wrong thing. So I have to conclude it *was* a weapons workshop, possibly run by Hamas, and that the author sucks.
So why wasn't the headline: Suicide Murderers Stall Peace Process ?
Oh, I know why: because the Associated Press (this is an AP article) hates Israel, and wants to blame everything on Israel.
So what happened here? Bad terrorist people killed Jews, and Israel is going to kill the bad people in self-defense. Huzzah!
But what's AP say happened? AP says Israel is going to kill *militants*. Israel is killing them *in retaliation*. Israel is out for revenge not self-defense. Israel hasn't been attacked in an important way for 3 years. Israel has nothing to bitch about. Attacks on Palestinian soil by the IDF happen all the time (Palestinians have soil now? heh). Both sides have been trying to kill each other for over three years, proving they are both war-like or someone would have stopped by now. The Palestinians, being poor, have an excuse for being war-like. Also Israel is now planning to assissinate Palestinians leaders.
What does this prove? It proves that more security just won't work alone, and the only possible way to be safe is to kill terrorists.
What does AP think this proves? That security fences don't work, so any fence Israel builds is really to steal land.
One wonders where the poor Palestinians get high-grade plastic explosives. Ho hum.
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