[asimboy21]

Dozens of Palestinian civilians, including several children, were killed in fresh attacks on Gaza in the early hours of Sunday 20 July 2014 morning as the Israeli Defense Forces continue to expand their ground operation.

At least 25 people were killed as a heavy Israeli bombardment targeted homes in the Al-Shejaia neighbourhood east of Gaza City centre. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that “Up to 300 people have been seriously wounded" in the attacks.

The bodies of several children were brought to Al-Shifaa Hospital in Gaza City as the bombardment continued on the Al-Shejaia neighbourhood.

At least 500 Palestinians have been killed since Israel launched its military operation against Gaza 14 days ago.

[BadmouthBetty]

Poor kiddos. It breaks my heart.

[JakeHarper]

Thanks to Hamas....

[Veez]

Fuck sakes ....

[taner27]

Originally Posted by JakeHarper ↗

Thanks to Hamas....

thanks to israel. 550 killed civilians and 2500 wounded. israel attacks every civilian

[docfr8]

Poor kids... It strikes a hard chord when there are kids involved being a parent of 5 kids... Seeing that mother react when she saw her child in the makeshift shroud.

Then on top of that, seeing the bodies rapidly decompose on the floor... It didn't help that there was a gang of people in that little ass room...

This conflict in that region is getting so fucking far out of hand and what's worse, there is no light at the end of the tunnel... Many more innocent people are going to die..

[nat906]

this is a circle , goes round and fucken round.nothing changes ,nothing is resolved.blow each other up till kingdom comes.

[Oswald2001]

Hamas = ISIS = al Qaeda = Hezbollah = Fatah

moo slums are Cesspool People that create moo slum Cesspools whenever and wherever they can ALL OVER THE WORLD.

They always blame others.

Here's their main tactic:

1. Cause Trouble
2. Blame Others
3. Play 'Victim'

Again, they do this ALL OVER THE WORLD.

This has NOTHING to do with Israel.

Look at the moo slum Cesspools in:

Syria
Iran
Iraq
Egypt
Libya
Lebanon
Sudan
Somalia
Kenya
Nigeria
US
England
France
Germany
Czech Republic
Turkey
Belgium
Russia
Chechnya
The Balkans
China
Thailand
Burma
Philippines
Porkistan
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
India

and on and on and on.

The same double talk, finger pointing, blame and general psychopathic mindf*cking.

Always someone else's fault?

Sorry, Achmed. It's your pathetic DEATH Cult.

ALL OVER THE WORLD...

[Blood Borne]

The following illustrates just how much the media is manipulated and how news is shaped, rather than reported.

The article can be found @

http://interc.pt/1stzor3DISPATCHES

NBC News Pulls Veteran Reporter from Gaza After Witnessing Israeli Attack on Children
By Glenn Greenwald17 Jul 2014, 12:43 PM EDT 1,356
Featured photo - NBC News Pulls Veteran Reporter from Gaza After Witnessing Israeli Attack on Children Ayman Mohyeldin reports from Gaza City on killing of four Palestinian boys by Israel (credit: NBC News)
(updated below [Fri])

Ayman Mohyeldin, the NBC News correspondent who personally witnessed yesterday’s killing by Israel of four Palestinian boys on a Gazan beach and who has received widespread praise for his brave and innovative coverage of the conflict, has been told by NBC executives to leave Gaza immediately. According to an NBC source upset at his treatment, the executives claimed the decision was motivated by “security concerns” as Israel prepares a ground invasion, a claim repeated to me by an NBC executive. But late yesterday, NBC sent another correspondent, Richard Engel, along with an American producer who has never been to Gaza and speaks no Arabic, into Gaza to cover the ongoing Israeli assault (both Mohyeldin and Engel speak Arabic).

Mohyeldin is an Egyptian-American with extensive experience reporting on that region. He has covered dozens of major Middle East events in the last decade for CNN, NBC and Al Jazeera English, where his reporting on the 2008 Israeli assault on Gaza made him a star of the network. NBC aggressively pursued him to leave Al Jazeera, paying him far more than the standard salary for its on-air correspondents.

Yesterday, Mohyeldin witnessed and then reported on the brutal killing by Israeli gunboats of four young boys as they played soccer on a beach in Gaza City. He was instrumental, both in social media and on the air, in conveying to the world the visceral horror of the attack.

Mohyeldin recounted how, moments before their death, he was kicking a soccer ball with the four boys, who were between the ages of 9 and 11 and all from the same family. He posted numerous chilling details on his Twitter and Instagram accounts, including the victims’ names and ages, photographs he took of their anguished parents, and video of one of their mothers as she learned about the death of her young son. He interviewed one of the wounded boys at the hospital shortly before being operated on. He then appeared on MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes, where he dramatically recounted what he saw.

Despite this powerful first-hand reporting – or perhaps because of it – Mohyeldin was nowhere to be seen on last night’s NBC Nightly News broadcast with Brian Williams. Instead, as Media Bistro’s Jordan Chariton noted, NBC curiously had Richard Engel – who was in Tel Aviv, and had just arrived there an hour or so earlier – “report” on the attack. Charlton wrote that “the decision to have Engel report the story for ‘Nightly’ instead of Mohyeldin angered some NBC News staffers.”

Indeed, numerous NBC employees, including some of the network’s highest-profile stars, were at first confused and then indignant over the use of Engel rather than Mohyeldin to report the story. But what they did not know, and what has not been reported until now, is that Mohyeldin was removed completely from reporting on Gaza by a top NBC executive, David Verdi, who ordered Mohyeldin to leave Gaza immediately.

Over the last two weeks, Mohyeldin’s reporting has been far more balanced and even-handed than the standard pro-Israel coverage that dominates establishment American press coverage; his reports have provided context to the conflict that is missing from most American reports and he avoids adopting Israeli government talking points as truth. As a result, neocon and “pro-Israel” websites have repeatedly attacked him as a “Hamas spokesman” and spouting “pro-Hamas rants.”

Last week, as he passed over the border from Israel, he said while reporting that “you can understand why some human rights organizations call Gaza ‘the world’s largest outdoor prison,’”; he added: “One of the major complaints and frustrations among many people is that this is a form of collective punishment. You have 1.7 million people in this territory, now being bombarded, with really no way out.”

Gazans may have no way out of Gaza, but at this point, Mohyeldin seems to have no way back in. After several requests, NBC executives have not yet provided any on-the-record statements; they will be added if provided.

Andrew Fishman contributed reporting to this story.



UPDATE [Fri]: The New York Times’ television reporter just reported on Twitter that NBC has “reversed its decision” and is now sending Mohyeldin back to Gaza as soon as possible:


NBC’s statement states: “As with any news team in conflict zones, deployments are constantly reassessed. We’ve carefully considered our deployment decisions and we will be sending Mohyeldin back to Gaza over the weekend.” About that, CNN’s media reporter Brian Stelter tweeted: “My read of NBC’s statement: an about-face that comes close to saying ‘we made a mistake.’” Much more about this on @CNNReliable on Sunday.)”

[kustom80]

No child should die in this manner. Disgusting.