Hamas Wants Civilian Casualties

[WildCat]

Here's an astonishing outtake where Hamas fires a missile from the studio where al Arabiya is broadcasting:



Does anyone doubt that the goal of this launch was to bait Israel into returning fire on the TV studio, so the useful idiots can claim Israel was targetig the Arab news media?

 

[Tin Foil Timothy]

Flechettes are not an illegal weapon.

If Hamas were firing them over the border at Israelis you'd be bleating on about how awful they are and how they should be banned by the International community.

 

[gdnp]

Here's an astonishing outtake where Hamas fires a missile from the studio where al Arabiya is broadcasting:



Does anyone doubt that the goal of this launch was to bait Israel into returning fire on the TV studio, so the useful idiots can claim Israel was targetig the Arab news media?

Yes. Then again, I'm a useless idiot.

Among the things I don't know
1)If there was really a missile launched
2)whether it was really launched from next to said news studio (not from the studio, as you claim), if it was launched.
3)who launched it, if it was launched
4)why they launched it, if it was launched.
5)if the people who launched it knew they were next to a radio station, if it was launched.

For all I know this was done by a rogue group that had a score to settle with said radio station and was trying to provoke an Israeli attack. Rumor has it that such tactics were used in Lebanon: launch a missile next to your enemy, and let Israel take them out for you.

For all I know there was never a missile launched, and the reporter in question was mistaken. Is there any independent confirmation?

You sure get a lot of exercise jumping to conclusions.

 

[WildCat]

Yes. Then again, I'm a useless idiot.

Among the things I don't know
1)If there was really a missile launched
2)whether it was really launched from next to said news studio (not from the studio, as you claim), if it was launched.
3)who launched it, if it was launched
4)why they launched it, if it was launched.
5)if the people who launched it knew they were next to a radio station, if it was launched.

For all I know this was done by a rogue group that had a score to settle with said radio station and was trying to provoke an Israeli attack. Rumor has it that such tactics were used in Lebanon: launch a missile next to your enemy, and let Israel take them out for you.

For all I know there was never a missile launched, and the reporter in question was mistaken. Is there any independent confirmation?

You sure get a lot of exercise jumping to conclusions.

Sweet, you'd rather come up with a conspiracy theory than simply assume it was Hamas doing what they do.

When people live at the scene report the event as it happens and you resort to such clumsy theories to explain why it really didn't happen the way they say it did what does that tell you?

 

[a_unique_person]

Sweet, you'd rather come up with a conspiracy theory than simply assume it was Hamas doing what they do.

 

[Allen773]

I love how people think "Civilians" should be off limits in war. Hilarious.

A nation's civilians support its military. Cutting off the support is an effective way to defeat someone. That's why in WW2, German cities with factories were bombed.

 

[gdnp]

Sweet, you'd rather come up with a conspiracy theory than simply assume it was Hamas doing what they do.

When people live at the scene report the event as it happens and you resort to such clumsy theories to explain why it really didn't happen the way they say it did what does that tell you?

LOL. A woman is talking on a cell phone saying (according to the translation) "they fired a missile" and "it sounded like an explosion but it was a missile being fired"

I don't recall the woman stating who fired it.

I don't know what she meant by "under the building"

clearly, the event happened as the video was run, so it's not like this was some "official version" of the event. For all I know, her next statement was "What? It was a mortar striking two blocks away? It sure sounded like the explosion came right from under us."

Sorry, if you want to convince me that Hamas intentionally launched a missile from outside a TV station, you need better evidence than this.

 

[Tin Foil Timothy]

I love how people think "Civilians" should be off limits in war. Hilarious.

For those with a care for humanity then it's commendable that Civilians should be "off limits". Those thugs who don't' care about the civilian victims are beneath contempt.

But t's the hypocrisy that stinks.

The Zionist apologists get all aghast at the Israeli citizens killed by Hamas rockets. But when Palestinian civilians get killed then they shrug their shoulders and claim it's OK because the 'enemy' is using them as shields, or nonchalantly state that "It's war, stuff happens. Civilians are bound to get killed"

 

[TriskettheKid]

For those with a care for humanity then it's commendable that Civilians should be "off limits". Those thugs who don't' care about the civilian victims are beneath contempt.

But t's the hypocrisy that stinks.

The Zionist apologists get all aghast at the Israeli citizens killed by Hamas rockets. But when Palestinian civilians get killed then they shrug their shoulders and claim it's OK because the 'enemy' is using them as shields, or nonchalantly state that "It's war, stuff happens. Civilians are bound to get killed"

Man, you must REALLY hate Russia.