Israeli Defense Force's kill 7 Christian aid workers who were in Gaza to feed starving Palestinians. Palestinians are starving because Israel has reduced Gaza's infrastructure to rubble with American bombs and munitions provided to them by American tax payers and American politicians. Gaza buildings have been reduced to rubble in many areas by these weapons. Israeli leader, Netanyahu, called the death of these Christian aid workers "a mistake."
Well, I'm not surprised by Netanyahu's response, but is it true? Every time innocent people in Gaza are there to help Palestinians, and are killed by IDF, Israel simply reply's with "that it was a mistake," and nobody holds them accountable. Do you think Israel hates the people helping Palestinians? According to Chef Jose Andres, the person who started World Central Kitchen, the charity group these aid workers belonged to, and was responsible for bringing food to Palestinians said this:
"Israel targeted his aid workers 'systematically, car by car."At what point do you stop believing the lies? In 1967 Israel killed 34 crew members and caused over a 100 injuries when the USS Liberty ship, operating in international waters, was attacked by the IDF. It's postulated the attack occurred in order to blame the Egyptians, and pull America into a war with Egypt. Israel called it a mistake when they were identified and confronted for what they did? The ship was operating in international waters, and I believe was flying American flags, yet Israel said they believed it to be an Egyptian vessel. A few months ago an IDF sniper killed two unarmed Catholic nuns while walking to a bathroom? The second nun was shot trying to pull the first injured nun to safety. What did the Israeli sniper see that was so threatening about two nuns walking to a bathroom? In 2003, an American pro Palestinian activist, Rachel Corrie, was killed by an Israeli bulldozer while attending a demonstration in Gaza strip. Israel called her death "a mistake or accident." What are the odds of this one American activist being run over by a bulldozer in Gaza? I will never forget Rachel Corrie.
