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The Israeli Who Can’t Stand Good News: Is it a pomo honor reflex to shrivel at the mention of Al Durah?
May 20, 2013 By Richard LandesIn the wake of the official Israeli report on al Durah, Ha-artez, whose record in this case, from its reporters to its editorials has been consistently Read More » -
Reflections on Al Durah Staged and Conspiracy Theory
May 19, 2013 By Richard LandesOne of Charles Enderlin’s favorite defenses is to accuse his critics of believing in “conspiracy theories.” Here is Larry Derfner, whom Charles cites approvingly in his Read More » -
The Moral Chasm and the Pursuit of Peace
May 19, 2013 By Richard LandesUPDATE on the moral chasm: David Brog, “A Tale of Two Hearts“ Recently an Israeli blogger translated a piece by a young Israeli journalist who participated Read More » -
Nakbah Day: Commemorating the Greatest Humiliation in World History
May 16, 2013 By Richard LandesYesterday was Nakbah Day, and my email box is full of material from various pro-Palestinian groups about the tragedy, literally “the catastrophe,” that befell the Arabs Read More » -
Hawking, alas.
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Heaven On Earth


The subtitle:
Al Jazeera: the flotilla changed its course in order to encounter IDF at daylight.
Interesting:
http://www.freegaza.org/en/home/press-releases/1191-civilians-under-attack-by-israel
Why was there a live-streaming video and why do we see so little from it?
Wouldn’t it be advantageous for the Free Gaza Terrorists to show as much as possible?
I would especially be interested to this cheap action-movie story:
-Pics filmed a short while ago on one of the ships.
Our military expert, Alon Ben David, it seems the peace activists are not seeking peace.
-Yes, it wasn’t a non-violent confrontation as they promised; in fact it’s been over a while ago and we’re talking about reports of dead and wounded.
The peace activists waited for IDF soldiers armed with a series of cold weapons; As the takeovers were taking place, in parallel over several boats, IDF soldiers came under attack. There were attempts to hurt them, to snatch their arms, there was also use of force.
We cannot report now about those hurt on the Israeli side. But among the protesters there are no few hurt, we’re talking about tens of hurt, including a small number of dead.
…during these confrontations. The takeover, as said, is over. The ships are heading towards Israel, I suppose that soon, evacuating the injured from the ships will start. But it was a not simple confrontation.
Part of the broadcast from the boats was scrambled but there’s no doubt pictures of the confrontation have been taken by tens of cameras present on boards.
- (studio, female) Yes, we also know that the activists did everything during the night to escape (Israeli) ships in order to arrive to the confrontation at daylight, and not to let it disappear during (night) obscurity.
-Right, there was an effort on their part to prolong the duration of the sail towards Gaza so as to make the takeover happen on daylight but, as you see, the confrontations per se occurred, most of them started in the hours before dawn.
… when fighters raided the boats in part from the air, in part from the sea,
- Alon I’d like to refer to the images we’re now seeing, from CNN Turkey, notice we’re seeing the protestors who are confronting the soldiers with bats and cold weapons as you previously noted.
- Yes, as I said, the protesters prepared themselves with lots of cold weapons, those calling themselves peace activists were geared with means to attack the soldiers, as seen on the images, they did not prepare to greet the soldiers in a non-violent way as had been stated in the beginning.
The instructions to the commando fighters were to get over provocations but of course act upon being attacked and in face of danger. You can see the protesters armed with clubs and Gas-masks confronting the soldiers, and the outcome is not good. The outcome is tens of injured and also killed. Among the protestors and among IDF soldiers who, as you can see on these images, have suffered no little injuries.
It’s a non-smooth takeover, it’s completed, and as said, the boats are on their way to Israel.
- Alon, Thank you very much…
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