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Originally Posted by ntluser
The rockets are being fired from somewhere in Gaza and Palestinians on the ground will be able to see mobile rocket launchers or militants in their area, which would be a good indicator to non-militants that they should move out of that area.
Gaza is a battlefield so there are no safe areas, but the safer places are probably away from the front lines where the rocket launchers are.
The problem is that rocket launchers are mobile so that this morning's safe area becomes this afternoon's front lines.
As has been said a number of times, Hamas is the legitimate government voted in by the people.They are only now feeling the consequences of allowing Hamas to implement its policies.
By now there must be many areas within Gaza that are inhabitable and unoccupied.If Hamas is choosing to fire rockets why is it that such areas are not used. In that way no non-militants will get in the line of fire. Why is it that they choose to fire rockets from densely populated non-militant areas or use vulnerable places like hospitals and schools?
I'm glad that Israel made the effort to steer non-militants away from targeted areas. Pity really that all genuine non-militants could not be given safe Haven in Egypt until the fighting by Hamas is over.
As for Hamas members, supporters or sympathisers, at the rate things are going, there will be no Hamas members, supporters or sympathisers left to worry about, certainly not in Gaza and that is where it counts.
The world ( and forum members) will watch and wait but there is no cavalry to ride to the rescue as no other country wants to have its own nationals killed, which is understandable.
Everyone worldwide ( and on this forum) will have their own opinion about the rights and wrongs of the matter and we could debate it until Doomsday but the only opinions that count are those of the Palestinians and Israelis because they have the ones with the power to determine their own futures.
Let's pray for the non-militants caught up in this tragedy, who just want to go about their daily lives peaceably and live through the conflict.
Let's hope and pray too that common sense prevails and that the bloodshed stops, because even after all this is over the Palestinians and Israelis are still going to have to find a way to live peaceably together.
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Of course, but if the Israelis are going to tell people to seek safe areas they have to ensure they have safe areas to go to. If the UN, Red Cross or whoever tells the Israelis that innocent people are seeking refuge in certain places then the Israelis should ensure they're not bombed or shelled. That poor doctor lost 16 of his family who were sheltering in a school which was supposed to be safe from Israeli attacks!
The Israelis could kill everyone in Gaza and still not be safe. They can't kill hatred. Their actions are creating it around the globe! I repeat something I wrote in an earlier post -
there is not a single Jew inside or outside Israel who's safer as a result of this murderous campaign. Quite the reverse!