Tel Aviv air-raid sirens wail after first rocket strike since Gulf War
Air-raid sirens sent the Tel Aviv’s residents running for shelter in the first reported rocket attack on Israel’s commercial centre since the 1991 Gulf War. Earlier, a Gaza rocket attack killed three Israelis as fighting intensified
Counterdemo TODAY in Toronto as local idiots protest Israel’s Operation Pillar of Defense
By Kathy Shaidle on Thursday, November 15th, 2012 | No Comments
So if you were counting on taking a taxi home from work downtown today, then, you can just forget it. (And your little dog, too.)
They claim this protest is about the fact that 2008′s Operation Cast Lead left the Gaza “infrastructure” in ruins, but obviously this is what is it really about:
Responding to a major upsurge of Hamas cross-border attacks from the Gaza Strip, Israel has launched its biggest military offensive since the 2008-2009 Gaza war. Of the 768 rockets striking Israel since the beginning of the year, 120 came this week alone, one of them destroying a house in the town of Sderot. Forty-four Israeli civilians have been killed by such attacks in the last decade. During the recent rocket offensive, schools and other facilities were closed and around one million residents of southern Israel were instructed to stay home or go to air-raid shelters.
***Anyway, having just returned from the “apartheid” state, I’m happy to share some stuff about the “ruined Gaza infrastructure.”
Above, take a look at this fairly typical home in a “Palestinian” “refugee camps.” Arnie took that photo just last week.
Oh, and this is pretty funny:
A photo of the “Prime Minister” of Hamas’s government in the Gaza Strip, Ismail Haniyeh, buying Israeli grapes in Gaza, with a boy standing next to him enjoying a bag of Israeli chips has been circulating online among Palestinians.
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