Palestine attacks Israel.. 2010 so far

robtri

Sorry lads it didnt come out way i intended it to be posted and internet crashed before I could fix it... so trying again.... with just the link.

Source: Wikipedia

basically it is a list of all the Palestine attacks on Israel this year alone... Quite a lot...

CT: In short that palestine and her followers are twisting the truth to suit their PR needs and are just as responsible for a lot of issues and atrocities as Israel. Palestine is not as innocent or defenceless as it makes out.

**Note this is not and I repeat not a support for Israel and its attacks on Palestine or her followers***

RoboClam

While I appreciate the point you're making with this post, would it be possible to add paragraphs? I do not enjoy walls of text!

EDIT: I also don't think think that this thread will last long as there is no stated conspiracy here.

bonkey

robtri - please explain how this is relevant to this forum.

Also, please replace the content with a link to wherever you've copied it from....or at least supply the source

studiorat

robtri wrote: »

January
January 1Two mortar shells were fired at Israel from the northern Gaza Strip. One of the shells landed in an open area within Sdot Negev Regional Council limits, while the other landed within the Gaza Strip, near the Kerem Shalom border crossing. The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility for the attacks, claiming it had fired a total of five mortars. No casualties or damage were reported. The Color Red alert system did not sound.[3]January 5At about noon, a Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in the Eshkol Regional Council. No casualties or damage were reported. In response, within an hour Israel carried out an airstrike on two weapons-smuggling tunnels in the Gaza Strip.[4]January 6Militants in the southern Gaza Strip were preparing to launch a rocket attack against Israel when they were hit in an Israeli airstrike. One militant was killed and three were wounded. They were said to belong to the Popular Resistance Committees.[5]January 7At least ten mortar shells were launched from the Gaza Strip, in separate barrages beginning around 7:45 am. Seven shells hit open areas in southern Israel, most of them landing between the Kerem Shalom border crossing and a community in the Eshkol Regional Council. Three shells landed within the Gaza Strip. No one was wounded and no damage was reported. Immediately after the firing, the residents of Kibbutz Kerem Shalom were asked to enter a fortified area, where they stayed for about half an hour. The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it was in revenge for an Israeli air strike several days earlier that killed two of the group's fighters. The Israeli Defense Ministry responded by closing the Kerem Shalom border crossing until further notice, delaying trucks headed from Israeli into the Gaza Strip.[6][7]Militants in the Gaza Strip fired an anti-tank missile at Israeli soldiers near the border. The soldiers returned fire toward the source of the attack. No casualties were reported.[6]A Katyusha rocket launched from the Gaza Strip landed in an open field south of Ashkelon. No casualties or damage were reported. However, the projectile triggered air sirens throughout the area, causing panic among the residents. The Israeli Air Force responded by striking four targets in the Gaza Strip later that night, including several smuggling tunnels in the southern part of the territory, a tunnel which the army said was intended for infiltration of terrorists into Israel, and a weapons manufacturing facility. Palestinians said three men were killed and two were wounded in the strikes.[6]January 8In the evening, two Qassam rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip and landed in open areas within the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council. The Color Red alert system was sounded in nearby Sderot and in other communities. No injuries or damage were reported.[8]January 9Early in the morning, a mortar shell was fired from the Gaza Strip and landed in an open area within the Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported.[8][9]January 10At around 4:20 pm, Palestinians fired four mortar shells at a community south of Ashkelon. All the shells landed within the Gaza Strip. No injuries or damage were reported.[10]In the evening, militants in the Gaza Strip were preparing to fire rockets into Israel when they were struck by an Israeli Air Force air-to-ground missile. Three senior Islamic Jihad operatives were killed and five militants were wounded. The three killed were senior Islamic Jihad field commander Awad Nuseir, Hassan al-Qatrawi and Huzaeifa el-Hams.[11][12]COLOR=#0645ad]edit[/COLOR February

February 2A Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip detonated in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council. The Color Red warning system sounded in a number of towns in the vicinity. No injuries or damage were reported. Israel responded to the attack and to a separate explosive barrel attack with air strikes on a weapons smuggling tunnel under the Gaza Strip's Philadelphi Corridor.[13][14]February 3A Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip detonated near the border fence on farmland in the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council, near Sderot. No injuries or damage were reported.[15][14]February 7A Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip exploded in an open area near Sderot. The Color Red warning system sounded in the surrounding areas. No injures or damage were reported.[16]February 12A Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in an open area between Shaar Hanegev Regional Council and Ashkelon Coast Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported.[17][18]COLOR=#0645ad]edit[/COLOR March

March 11A rocket launched from the northern Gaza Strip hit an abandoned workshop in Kibbutz Nirim in the Eshkol Regional Council, located several meters from residents' homes. The rocket damaged the building but caused no casualties. Ansar al-Sunna, a Palestinian Salafist organization affiliated with al-Qaida, claimed responsibility for the attack. In response, the following day Israel carried out an airstrike on a weapons laboratory and a weapons-smuggling tunnel in the Gaza Strip, wounding several people.[19][17][20]Later the same day, two more rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip at Israel, but landed within the Gaza Strip near the border fence.[19]March 13In the evening, a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council.[21]March 16Two mortar shells were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel, but missed their intended target and fell within the Gaza Strip. No injuries or damage were reported. The explosions were heard in the Sha'ar Hanegev area.[22]March 17In the evening, a Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip exploded in an open area between Sderot and a kibbutz belonging to the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council. Two people, including a young girl, suffered from shock and were treated by a Magen David Adom emergency crew. The Color Red alert system was activated in Sderot before the explosion.[21]March 18A Qassam rocket fired at around 1 am hit an open area north of Sderot. No injuries or damage were reported. The Color Red alarm system sounded in Sderot.[21]A Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip slammed into a greenhouse in Netiv Haasara, a cooperative agricultural community in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. Manee Singmueangphon, a 33-year-old Thai agricultural guest worker,[23] was killed in the explosion, and 50 additional Thai workers suffered from shock.[24] Ansar al-Sunna, a small, al-Qaida-inspired Salafist militant group, claimed responsibility for the attack, calling it a response to Israel's "Judaization" of Islamic holy places, without clarifying what acts it was referring to. The Aksa Martyrs Brigades, the military wing of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party, independently claimed responsibility later. Islamist militant group Hamas, the de-facto ruling authority in Gaza, said that "the government of the Zionist enemy" (Israel) bore responsibility for the attack. (See Associated Press video of the attack)The rocket was fired half an hour after European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs Lady Catherine Ashton entered the Gaza Strip on a visit. The attack was condemned by Ashton, by the United Kingdom and by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, the latter calling it an "act of terror" and "violence against civilians".[25][26][27] The United Sates and Russia condemned the attack as well, in a statement by the Middle East Quartet.[28] Human Rights Watch said that Hamas has the responsibility to stop indiscriminate rocket fire into Israel.[23]Ashkelon Coast Regional Council Chairman Yair Farjun said, "The international community must wake up. We have left Gaza, so what do the Palestinians want now? All of these incidents are happening... because the Palestinians want all Jews out of this land and seek the destruction of Israel". Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon said that the attacks were the result of Hamas incitement to violence and a natural consequence of the Goldstone report, adding that Israel still seeks peace but would continue to defend its citizens.[29]Israel responded to the attack by carrying out airstrikes on six targets in the Gaza Strip: three weapons-smuggling tunnels on the Egyptian border, a weapons production facility and two tunnels intended for infiltration into Israel to carry out attacks. Two Palestinians were reportedly wounded in the strikes.[29] Israel also sent a letter of complaint to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and the UN Security Council. There was no report of a response.[30]March 19A Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip landed in the Sha'ar Hanegev area. No injuries or damage were reported.[31] Israel responded to the attack by carrying out airstrikes on a Hamas facility near Dahiniyeh in the southern Gaza Strip and on two weapons-smuggling tunnels under the Gaza-Egypt border. Palestinians said that fourteen people were injured in the second strike.[32][30]March 20Four Qassam rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip, causing the Color Red alarm to sound several times and forcing residents in southern Israel to take cover in secure rooms. The first rocket landed in an open area in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. Shortly after the strike, a second rocket landed in an open area near Sderot, activating the Color Red alarm in the Sderot region and in the Ashkelon area. A third rocket landed within the Gaza Strip near Kissufim. In the evening, a fourth rocket landed in an open area in the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported in any of the attacks.[24][33]March 21In the evening, a Qassam rocket fired from the northern Gaza Strip struck an open field in a kibbutz south of Ashkelon, in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported. Ashkelon's Deputy Mayor Shlomo Cohen said, "We are witnessing a deterioration whereby the rockets are getting closer and closer to Ashkelon. This merely validates our fears and demands for the fortification of educational institutions."[33][34]A second rocket fired in the evening fell within the Gaza Strip.[35]Israel responded to the attacks by carrying out an airstrike on a smuggling tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported.[35]March 22Two Qassam rockets were fired at Israel. One rocket exploded in an open area around noon, and several hours later another rocket landed within the Gaza Strip, near the Erez crossing. Israel responded to the attack and to attacks in previous days by carrying out an airstrike on a weapons storage facility in Gaza City that night. Palestinians said four civilians were lightly injured from shrapnel, though the facility was empty at the time.[36][37][2]March 23A Qassam rocket fired from the northern Gaza Strip exploded near a parking lot in the heart of a populated zone in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported.[38][39] Israel responded to the attack and to other attacks in recent days by carrying out an airstrike on a weapons warehouse in the northern Gaza Strip that night. No injuries were reported.[40]March 26A rocket was fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel, according to the IDF. No injuries or damage were reported.[41]March 27In the morning, two Qassam rockets were fired at Israel. The first landed within the Gaza Strip. The second, fired from the northern Gaza Strip, landed near a kibbutz in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council. The Color Red alarm was activated in the area shortly before the rocket exploded. No injuries or damage were reported.[42][43]March 29A Qassam rocket launched from the Gaza Strip landed in an open area within the Eshkol Regional Council during the eve of Passover. No injuries or damage were reported, and the Color Red alarm did not sound. Israel did not immediately respond to the attack.[44]COLOR=#0645ad]edit[/COLOR April

April 1At night, a Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in an open area in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council, near Ashkelon, causing damage but no injuries.[45] Israel responded by carrying out airstrikes on four targets in the Gaza Strip used as arms storage and weapons manufacturing sites.[46] These included a guard post of Hamas's armed wing in an open area near Khan Younis, a metal foundry in Nusseirat,[47][48] a facility in Gaza City's Sabra neighborhood identified by Palestinians as the Daloul cheese factory, and a nearby warehouse. According to a Palestinian official, five people including three children were lightly injured.[49][50]April 3In the afternoon, a mortar shell fired from the northern Gaza Strip landed in an open area near an Israeli community in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility for the attack,[51] stating that it was carried out "in response to Zionist crimes".[52]April 4In the late evening, a Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip hit an open space in the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported. The fire came several hours after Israel allowed trucks stocked with goods into the strip.[53]April 7Six mortars were fired from the northern Gaza Strip toward the Eshkol region of Israel, but all fell within the Gaza Strip. One of the mortars hit a house in Beit Hanoun, sending shrapnel flying and lighting a small fire inside. Six Palestinians were injured, one of them seriously. The attack came two days after Islamic Jihad in Gaza announced that it would cease firing rockets into Israel, and several days after Hamas announced it would try to reduce attacks.[54][55]April 8Militants in the Gaza Strip opened fire at Israeli soldiers on the Israeli side of the border fence near Kibbutz Kissufim, shelling them with at least three mortar bombs and two RPG anti-tank projectiles. The soldiers were conducting a routine patrol. No injuries were reported.[56]April 12On Holocaust Memorial Day, Palestinian militants fired two rockets at Israel from the Gaza Strip. One fell in the Sha'ar Hanegev region, the other near the Gaza border fence. No injuries or damage were reported. The Color Red alarm did not sound.[57]April 15At night, a Qassam rocket fired by militants in the Gaza Strip hit an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported.[58]COLOR=#0645ad]edit[/COLOR May

May 8A Qassam rocket fired from the northern Gaza Strip exploded south of Ashkelon, in an open area in the Ashkelon Coast Regional Council. The Color Red alarm sounded in several nearby communities. No injuries or damage were reported.[59] Israel responded the following day by carrying out airstrikes on two targets in the Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported.[60]May 19In the evening, at the end of the Shavuot holiday, a Qassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed near Ashkelon, hitting an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damage were reported.[61] Ansar al-Sunnah, a Salafist militant group, claimed responsibility for the attack. Israel responded by carrying out airstrikes on three Gaza Strip border tunnels, one in the north and two in the south, which the IDF said were intended for transporting terrorists into Israel. No injuries were reported.[62][63]May 25Two mortar shells were fired from the Gaza Strip at the Netiv Ha'asara area, near Ashkelon. At night, two additional mortar shells were fired at Israel, with one exploding in the Sha'ar Hanegev area and the other exploding within the Gaza Strip. No injuries or damage were reported in either of the attacks, and the Color Red alarm did not sound.[64][65] Israel responded later that night by carrying out airstrikes on two Gaza Strip border tunnels, one in the north and one in the south. The IDF said the tunnels were intended for carrying out terrorist attacks within Israel.[66][67]May 28Shortly after 12 am, a Qassam rocket launched from the northern Gaza Strip exploded on a road in the Shaar Hanegev industrial zone, near the city of Sderot. The blast shattered the windows of a nearby building, and shrapnel from the explosion damaged a nearby truck. No injuries were reported. The Color Red alarm sounded throughout the city of Sderot.[68] Israel responded to the attack, and to a separate attempt by Gaza gunmen to infiltrate Israel, with two airstrikes, one on a weapons production facility in the north and one on a border tunnel in the south. The IDF said the tunnel was intended for carrying out terrorist attacks within Israel. No injuries were reported.[69]

Very hard to read...:D

Brown Bomber

Palestine attacks Israel.. 2010 so far

I fully accept Israels right to defend itself, but it doesn't matter how many rockets are fired it doesn't affect Israel responsibilities at all in regards to International law. So no collective punishment.

robtri

bonkey wrote: »

robtri - please explain how this is relevant to this forum.

Also, please replace the content with a link to wherever you've copied it from....or at least supply the source

Apologies Bonkey, didnt work out the way I intended and before i could correct it, my internet crashed at home..

caseyann

While i don't see this as conspiracy theory.Maybe OP you are saying Palestine is making it seem like Israel is more guilty and hiding their guilt?
I would say both as bad as each other.But as Israel is more equipped and in a hell of alot more control.
But I will say this wish they would ever cop on and just leave each other alone.Berlin wall is needed!!!

Di0genes

Brown Bomber wrote: »

I fully accept Israels right to defend itself, but it doesn't matter how many rockets are fired it doesn't affect Israel responsibilities at all in regards to International law. So no collective punishment.

The situation is complicated and horrendous to comprehend. Palestinians have used their own children as suicide bombers in at least 9 occasions between 2000 and 2004.

Brown Bomber

Di0genes wrote: »

The situation is complicated and horrendous to comprehend. Palestinians have used their own children as suicide bombers in at least 9 occasions between 2000 and 2004.

That has zero to do with my point. Which there can be no argument about. Hamas's war crimes do not excuse Israeli war crimes and vice versa.

Robtri, there is a very simple way to limit the number of rockets fired - end the illegal siege. Have a quick look at this
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nancy-kanwisher/reigniting-violence-how-d_b_155611.html

Brown Bomber

robtri wrote: »

CT: In short that palestine and her followers are twisting the truth to suit their PR needs and are just as responsible for a lot of issues and atrocities as Israel. Palestine is not as innocent or defenceless as it makes out.

Perhaps you could describe the power of the Palestinian army for me then?

You could list their arms imports, or any imports for that matter, or there arms manufacturing plants, or any manufacturing plants. I think 9 Israeli soliders died in Castlead and 4 of those were in friendly fire accidents, 14,000 Gazan's lost their lives, many woman and children civilians. People should remember that if there is some Israeli solider in hospital now with a bullet wound. They are a isolated, civilian population. Of course they are defenseless, (they can't even feed themselves) when faced with the might of the sixth strongest military in the world firing exotic weapons on them, using them as human shields. They couldn't even leave the warzone as refugees FFS. It is intolerable cruelty. Do you really think the Palestinians don't want peace? The occupation has lasted 62 years now, it won't be long before the entire population will have been enslave for their entire lives. How would you feel if you were in their position?

You should read the Goldstone report. It is linked to by me in the Flotilla thread.

Brown Bomber

caseyann wrote: »

.Berlin wall is needed!!!

There is one put up illegaly by Israel on Palestinian land, the "apartheid wall". The last thing we need to do is to seperate people even further.

Di0genes

Brown Bomber wrote: »

That has zero to do with my point. Which there can be no argument about. Hamas's war crimes do not excuse Israeli war crimes and vice versa.

And yet you fixate on Israeli crimes.

Brown Bomber

Di0genes wrote: »

And yet you fixate on Israeli crimes.

And you have no argument so as usual you focus on me:rolleyes:

Ye know what
forget it.

Mahatma coat

th whole Who's more evil argument ismoot when one side has an Nuclear Army and the other isnt allowed have weapons

Di0genes

Brown Bomber wrote: »

And you have no argument so as usual you focus on me:rolleyes:

Ye know what
forget it.

You seem set to blame Israeli for all the crimes in the world from 9/11 to made up false flag attacks in Mexico.

Di0genes

Mahatma coat wrote: »

th whole Who's more evil argument ismoot when one side has an Nuclear Army and the other isnt allowed have weapons

Considering your botched attempt to conceal your racist attitudes towards Jews you'd might be best to stop any pretense at impartiality in these matters.

Mahatma coat

ah no, seriously like, you were under the impression I was trying to be impartial:rolleyes:

bonkey

OK...this is clearly going nowhere.

I'm gonna protect you guys from yourselves here, because if you continue down the path you're on, some of you will be banned.

Thread closed.