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The article is not about victims of rocket launches...
You can tell how he is not acting in good faith by how he changes the topic so he can keep repeating himself.
Isreal iscommiting atrocities and is cheered for it ! Good faith ? You'd feel sad for a cat being shoot by a random on the street. Palestinians are massacred and people are trying to find reasons why they deserve it and your talking about good faith ? But then again, some people supported south Africa during the Apartheid.
And it's tiring. You'd think they'd understand from the first comments.
The IDF did far worse. For 75 years.
Ever seen an explosive bullet aftermath ? They even killed a journalist with one.
They drove over a protestor with a fucking tank.
No. That is not supported by the facts. Stop lying.
They admitted that it was their fault with the journalist.
I think technically they said that there was a high likelihood that they were killed by an Israeli bullet
They then didn't criminally investigate the matter, which basically makes their admission of fault (which I don't remember happening but maybe I missed it) meaningless. Also this wasn't a one-off; this is normal in Israel. The incident with Shireen just got a lot of coverage. Hell, they just bombed a bunch of press vehicles a last week.
Ok?
Oh I misunderstood your comment. Yeah nevermind, move along.
Who on earth do you think a comment like this convinces?
Stop lying ? The Ethnic cleansing is a lie,right ? The countless images online are fabricated too? Only Isreal says the truth no matter reality or history,right?
I also condemn many of the IDF's crimes in recent decades. But your 'ethnic cleansing' is not a truth. There have never been more Palestinians than there are now.This looks like very incompetent ethnic cleansing.
The average age in Gaza is 19. People are overwhelmingly dying young in Gaza; it's just that more kids are born in there place.
Also Israeli settlement of the West bank is 100% ethnic cleansing. Kicking people off their land and/or killing them in a concentrated effort to displace them is very much ethnic cleansing. And that was going on in Gaza until 2005.
There's no ethics cleansing because people in constant war have a lot of kids to replace the ones getting constantly killed is the weirdest take yet. Read about history it's literally how humans did since like ever. I also advise you to read how the UN describes ethnic cleansing .
It's weirder because you put a bunch of those words in their mouth.
It's called reading comprehension.